#(i did not even know a thing called idol animes or media existed until like....enstars)

[always-a-joyful-note]

I was watching this review of Idolish7 and the reviewer's closing comments got to me because, yeah. Idolish7 tells you that it's fine if your interest or love for something like music or media doesn't last forever while acknowledging also how sad that can be. But it tells you that you're allowed to be obsessed with a show or a song for a short period and you're not inconstant or evil or disloyal for it, nor that your love for it was fake because it didn't last in intensity as it started.

I don't know but I'm a big fan of the way i7 tackles topics about change and goodbyes (especially after pt 4 to 6.9), both on the audience's side and on the artist's side.

#actually funny story...i was gonna look at that review before watching the series then decided to watch it first before looking #yeah....anyway...i sure do love this anime that emotionally destroyed me #im kinda curious at other idol animes now and how they gained that rep #(i did not even know a thing called idol animes or media existed until like....enstars) #(or maybe sasamiya? (by the way...i almost choked on my drink seeing that yamato and tenn's vas voice sasaki and miyano)) #anyway i love medias of certain genres that have gained a tropey or bad rep hitting me in the feels with good writing #aka orv and i7 so far and some ive forgotten #idolish7 #note's notes #fandom spamdom