An emotional character study that needs to be watched
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March Comes In Like a Lion
3-gatsu no Lion · 3月のライオン · 2016–2017
A young shogi prodigy learns to let people in.
Synopsis
Rei Kiriyama became a professional shogi player at fifteen, but success in the game hasn't translated into happiness; he lives alone, isolated, and quietly overwhelmed by grief and loneliness he doesn't know how to process. The warm, chaotic Kawamoto sisters next door slowly pull him out of his shell, offering him something closer to a real family than he's had in years, even as his shogi career forces him into increasingly high-pressure matches against rivals with their own complicated lives. The story balances competitive tension with tender emotional healing.
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Characters
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Staff
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Overall, I felt about the same this round as last- lots of solid drama, but the gimmicks have become too familiar, and the jokes, oy vey! It was a VERY pleasant surprise to discover that the Kawamoto Sisters really COULD be interesting characters in their own right, but I- well, maybe didn't exactly MISS Kyouko, so much as I felt her absence.
Read full reviewA neurotic (and sometimes endearing) hero, an INCREDIBLY nuanced "villainous" sibling, and a shogi master in the twilight of his career are all fine- but the attempts at humor mostly fell flat for me, I just couldn't love the sisters as much as the show wanted me to, and the art managed to be both pretentious AND short on detail at the same time.
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