On the first morning of her sophomore year, Naho Takamiya oversleeps and finds a letter in her mailbox — from herself, ten years in the future. The letter tells her that a new transfer student named Kakeru Naruse is about to join her friend group, and that she needs to watch over him. It also tells her that her future is full of regrets, and that she has a chance to fix them. At first Naho thinks it's a prank, but when things start playing out exactly as the letter describes, she can't ignore it anymore. This 13-episode TV series is set in the real town of Matsumoto, and the whole thing has this warm, grounded feel even with the sci-fi premise baked in. It's really a story about regret, about the small moments where you didn't speak up or reach out, and what it would mean to get a second shot at those. The romance between Naho and Kakeru builds slowly and honestly, and her circle of friends — Suwa, Takako, Hagita, Azusa — all feel like real people with their own stakes in what's happening. If you liked the emotional gut punches of Anohana or the bittersweet tone of Your Lie in April, this hits a similar nerve. It's not trying to be flashy. It's quiet, it's tender, and by the end it earns every tear it asks for.
Hiroto Suwa, Naho's classmate and friend, secretly harbors feelings for her while supporting her and Kakeru.
Portrayed by Liebrecht Jason
Shy, troubled classmate Naho befriends, fated to die unless she intervenes.
Portrayed by Glass Rachel
Shy Naho, harboring a crush, receives a letter foretelling a classmate's death, prompting her to change her life.
Portrayed by Harris Jill
Intelligent and determined, Hagita is a supportive friend to Kakeru, secretly harbors feelings for Murasaka, and prevents Kakeru's suicide.
Portrayed by Trosko Dave
Azusa Murasaka receives a letter from the future, altering her high school life with friends.
Portrayed by Wiedenheft Sarah
Takako Chino, a tomboyish friend of Naho, receives a mysterious letter from the future.
Portrayed by Kinugawa Rika
This season covers Chapters 1-22 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 23.
Verified RatingUn gran episodio que desarrolla a los personajes. Kakeru al fin puede expresar lo que siente y Naho también, al mismo tiempo que esta ya no se siente sola y comparte un objetivo con Suwa. El grupo completo de amigos ayudan. Hasta el momento el episodio que mejor logra el impacto emocional al expresar tantas emociones juntas.
Verified RatingUn episodio que nos muestra que aunque los eventos puedan ser cambiados, lo importante es cambiar los sentimientos de Kakeru para poder salvarlo. Una tarea compleja para Naho, pero hemos visto cómo el anime ha desarrollado los personajes secundarios haciéndonos ver que es algo que se debe lograr en conjunto con el grupo de amigos. Se sintió un ritmo rápido y al final nos dejaron con el cliffhanger para el siguiente episodio.
Verified RatingUn episodio cargado de muchas cosas. Al fin desarrollan un poco sobre los viajes en el tiempo con una clara referencia a Stein Gate, lo que es bueno ya que hacía falta introducirse un poco en ello. Gracias a ello, Naho se da cuenta que las cosas no son tan simples. Se nos muestra un triangulo amoroso que, personalmente, me disgusta, pero Suwa sigue siendo un personajazo.
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