| Title: | Violet Evergarden |
| Studio: | Kyoto Animation |
| Episodes: | 13 (+OVA) |
| Streaming: | Netflix |
| External Links: | Official Website | Twitter | Anime News Network | MyAnimeList | Wikipedia |
Episode 1
To be honest, it’s a little surreal that Violet Evergarden is finally here.
Episode 2
With this episode, I feel like a blank spot has been filled a bit.
Episode 3
One thing I dislike about Violet Evergarden’s guest characters is the low chance of seeing them again.
Episode 4
Frankly, I can’t believe the light novel didn’t present a scenario like this.
Episode 5
Given the show’s theme, an arranged political marriage is an interesting scenario for this show.
Episode 6
Oh my God, they actually remembered to adapt the stinking books. Pinch me, I must be dreaming.
Episode 7
Taking some cues from Princess Peach, I see.
Episode 8
Symbolically speaking, Violet’s world has always been burning and at the time, she didn’t even realize it.
Episode 9
You’re gonna carry that weight, Violet.
Episode 10
I remember reading the chapter this episode is based on and I felt that nothing else in the light novel will be able to top it. I got that same feeling again when I watched its anime adaptation.
Episode 11
There seems to be a much heavier atmosphere in the anime adaptation of this chapter.
Episode 12
Watching war creep back into Violet’s life ought to be interesting.
Episode 13
Whatever flaws I may find with Violet Evergarden, it was still a worthwhile ride.
Episode 14 (OVA)
It’s a crime that this episode got shoved to DVD bonus feature territory.
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