Once more, the characters were placed to the wayside since the show is really more about the conflict between Rika and Satoko. But I do like the visuals of the opening theme and the ending theme which again resembles a watercolor painting of Rika and Satoko just living their best lives together. If anything, I saw a lot of the scenes coming after seeing the events of Gou play out with a few genuine surprises that caught me off guard. The animation is still good, but it kind of feels like a waste to see them being reused for the sole purpose of adding context to them. It doesn't help matters where one arc I had in mind would have still ended up in the same results. The first being that since we now know the killer, their motives, and the twists, it almost feels like a chore to rewatch the same arcs, albeit with slight alterations to recontextualize them. This begins her journey to get the future she desires-by any means necessary.For the most part, I can say that this is better than Gou, but it is still with its issues. Just when she is at wits' end, an encounter with a supernatural entity changes Satoko's perception and imparts new revelations about her best friend Rika. Longing to return to the nostalgic days in Hinamizawa, Satoko despairs and wishes things could be changed. This leaves the girls living in completely different worlds, with Rika enjoying her new life and making new friends while Satoko grows more and more isolated.
However, the realization of her dream forms a rift between them.
Rika is determined to follow her dreams and wants Satoko by her side.Īlthough Satoko is hesitant, she decides to walk this path with Rika. However, as Rika and Satoko begin to grow older, a life-changing opportunity presents itself to both of them. Alongside their other friends, they spend every day together, and every moment is filled with fun and laughter. Rika Furude and Satoko Houjou are best friends who have lived in the small village of Hinamizawa for their entire lives.
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