Yes. Obviously it's not an action-style narrative.
At first glance, it is a battle of belligerent warriors, but it faithfully follows SF grammar that metaphorically reveals criticism of society and the values of the artist.
I am impressed by the director's skill in directing and respecting the original soundtrack in an animation style, including the lyrics of the OST. However, it is also a natural interpretation intended for viewers to be greatly disappointed by the misreading like my hero academy.
It's a story of a worldview that talks about a way of life rather than victory itself. Sometimes a pacifist may seem like hypocrisy, but respect and enjoy the faith of others
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