Your Lie In April
Genre -- Drama, Music, Romance, School, Shounen, Slice of Life
Your Lie In April Main Characters:
Kaori Miyazono.
Kousei Arima.
Tsubaki Sawabe.
Ryota Watari.
Saki Arima.
Emi Igawa.
Takeshi Aiza.
Nagi Aiza.
Music accompanies the path of the human metronome, the prodigious pianist Kousei Arima who is 14 years of age. But after the passing of his mother, Saki Arima, Kousei falls into a downward spiral, rendering him unable to hear the sound of his own piano.
Two years later, Kousei still avoids the piano, leaving behind his admirers and rivals, and lives a colorless life alongside his friends Tsubaki Sawabe and Ryouta Watari. However, everything changes when he meets a beautiful violinist, Kaori Miyazono, who stirs up his world and sets him on a journey to face music again. In the story he is a well known character in the classical music industry and constantly has ones from his past reminding him of his earlier years. Throughout the story Arima faces problems of self doubt and self worth.
The novel series has a unique feel compared to the average manga/anime. Unlike those with similar genres Your Lie in April has a story-line which complements the emotions that are portrayed throughout the series. The series has a slow build up at the first few episodes, but as the story continues, small hints are scattered around the plot which feeds the audience with an emotional connection to the main character Arima and Kaori. Personally I found myself towards the end being drawn in to the plot, allowing me to complete 18 episodes in one day then reading the whole manga series the next.
This is a real interesting read/watch
From my own opinion, Your Lie in April is suited towards anyone due to it not being overly romantic, but keeping closely with the slice of life genre. This anime/manga is not suited to the faint hearted though even though its genres may suggest otherwise. It is a great read/watch and i would rate it a 8.5/10 Stars
The last episode of Your Lie in April (SPOILERS)
Reviewed By Kyan Bradley
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