Seeing a little Mitsuha imitating her father by reading on the porch just plain adorable. All the images of cords and braids also emphasize the ideas of connections and bonds. The manga version I think suits their personalities better. I think Futaba’s mother was more resistant to her marrying Toshiki, but she just looks at her mother with a determined look that makes Hitoha sigh in acceptance. The art also does a nice job of packing the chapters into one volume, although there are a few liberties from what I recall. fans, but the concept of musubi is beautifully presented as he comes face-to-face with a “Mitsuha” he doesn’t know. I can see why it may be a bit unnecessary to make Toshiki a more sympathetic character for your name. But just as Taki and Mitsuha’s meeting has meaning, so do Futaba’s words. When Futaba resists going to a faraway hospital for treatment, he can’t understand why she doesn’t do everything she can to fight her disease. While I absolutely disagree with how he handled his grief, the manga does a wonderful job of showing how this emotionally stoic scholar found a place - or rather, person - that makes him feel alive. He doesn’t become a drunk or a workaholic he purposely chooses a path that goes against Futaba’s family’s history and beliefs. Lots of parents (in real life and in fiction) become distant after losing their partner, but Toshiki is rather unique.
universe, but as Yotsuha visits the past, the main ideas of hometown nostalgia and everything being connected are reiterated. It doesn’t add much to the overall your name. It’s a one-time incident that she immediately forgets, but even this singular time slip has some aftereffects.
Yotsuha understandably doesn’t get what her grandmother is saying, but she ends up having her own dreamin’ incident. Sayaka doesn’t seem to notice Mitsuha being much odder than normal, but their grandmother, Hitoha, tells Yotsuha that Mitsuha may be “dreamin'”. Yotsuha, being the sweet sister she is, can’t understand why her sister occasionally acts so weird…and obsessed with her chest. That is a bit ironic considering Toshiki, after his wife’s death, completely dismisses spirituality and the like. While they were pretty good overall in the light novel, the manga version may be the superior version of their chapters.Īnother Side: Earthbound volume 2 is more mystical than its predecessor. This final volume of the manga version of Another Side: Earthbound covers Yotsuha’s and Toshiki’s stories from the light novel.
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