Vandread
18-03-02, 03:20 PM
I just experienced the end of Saber and well it was profound. The ending left me feeling kind of sad you know. All the pain and sorrow Otaru, Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry went through really put tears in my eyes as I saw everything come to a close. I was left breathless at the final moments and awed at the meaning of the show.
SMJ was th first anime I watched after I grew tired of Tenchi's antics( will he ever choose a girl?) It left a joyful feeling in my heart as I couldn't wait to see the next volume. The awakening of the marionettes to real human emotions and the pain all the characters faced gave me some thing to relate to. I still remember cheering the Marionettes on as they fought to rescue Loreli at the end of the first series. Tears ran down my face as Lime struggled to avert the fate of her dear friend Marine. But I'll never forget that painfully bitter part in J to X when Lime realized that Otaru could never be hers because he is human and will die someday while Lime would remain alive. That part really got to me. My heart ached as I saw Lime try desperately to become human so she could finally be with Otaru. The one who she love more than life. I guess I prayed too that she would realize her wish the way that she wanted to. That's why I was was so shocked at the ending. I felt sad, happy, and angry all at the same time. I know that Bloodberry and Cherry loved Otaru too and that it's hard to imagine either of the Marionettes giving up Otaru to only one of them, but I got the impression through the show that it was quite clear that it was Lime who was destined to be with Otaru. I could see the others moving on but the chemistry between Otaru and Lime was done wonderfully. That's why I got so angry when at the end they were reborn as children and Otaru became their Father. I thought that Lime and Otaru would be together. But that's not the way things turned out. I could see the beauty in the ending as Otarus love turned into something deeper as he cared for Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry as his own children. Their antics in the final episode made me smile and remember all the good times I have had with the cast. But I felt some what incomplete as I listened to the end song. But as I thought of it more I realized that SMJ's lesson taught me to look at life a little more differently. I now try to understnd others as well as give my all in everything that I do. SMJ has left a positive impact on my life as a person and human being. If a show can do that then it's...well...great:)
Though I'm still a bit disatisfied with the ending I accept it as the end of SMJ. Since it was the second anime series I had seen it holds a special place in my heart. I'll always love the characters and what they represent. Good- Bye Saber Marionette J. I'll never forget...
SMJ was th first anime I watched after I grew tired of Tenchi's antics( will he ever choose a girl?) It left a joyful feeling in my heart as I couldn't wait to see the next volume. The awakening of the marionettes to real human emotions and the pain all the characters faced gave me some thing to relate to. I still remember cheering the Marionettes on as they fought to rescue Loreli at the end of the first series. Tears ran down my face as Lime struggled to avert the fate of her dear friend Marine. But I'll never forget that painfully bitter part in J to X when Lime realized that Otaru could never be hers because he is human and will die someday while Lime would remain alive. That part really got to me. My heart ached as I saw Lime try desperately to become human so she could finally be with Otaru. The one who she love more than life. I guess I prayed too that she would realize her wish the way that she wanted to. That's why I was was so shocked at the ending. I felt sad, happy, and angry all at the same time. I know that Bloodberry and Cherry loved Otaru too and that it's hard to imagine either of the Marionettes giving up Otaru to only one of them, but I got the impression through the show that it was quite clear that it was Lime who was destined to be with Otaru. I could see the others moving on but the chemistry between Otaru and Lime was done wonderfully. That's why I got so angry when at the end they were reborn as children and Otaru became their Father. I thought that Lime and Otaru would be together. But that's not the way things turned out. I could see the beauty in the ending as Otarus love turned into something deeper as he cared for Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry as his own children. Their antics in the final episode made me smile and remember all the good times I have had with the cast. But I felt some what incomplete as I listened to the end song. But as I thought of it more I realized that SMJ's lesson taught me to look at life a little more differently. I now try to understnd others as well as give my all in everything that I do. SMJ has left a positive impact on my life as a person and human being. If a show can do that then it's...well...great:)
Though I'm still a bit disatisfied with the ending I accept it as the end of SMJ. Since it was the second anime series I had seen it holds a special place in my heart. I'll always love the characters and what they represent. Good- Bye Saber Marionette J. I'll never forget...