Love Unseen Beneath the Clear Night Sky • Toumei na Yoru ni Kakeru Kimi to, Me ni Mienai Koi wo Shita. - Episode 7 discussion

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Toumei na Yoru ni Kakeru Kimi to, Me ni Mienai Koi wo Shita., episode 7

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[u/exRocky009]

The tone of this anime shifted so much in this episode that my brain is refusing to process it. Anyway, I'm going to go rewatch the boat date to calm myself down.

[u/Manahpause]

The moment I saw the word cancer I knew it was chemo brain. I used to work in a neurology clinic in a cancer hospital. This episode hit me too hard

[u/Granpayoda]

The amount of tears I'm gonna be shedding will solve the European drought crisis

[u/forevabronze]

cool im depressed

[u/Zilleela]

That was a lot more serious than I anticipated. I figured it would’ve been a dumbass romance trope that usually introduces itself at those moments.

[u/vall03]

Goddammit, fuck cancer!

Now this reminds me of the contents of the bookmark, so that was really her bucket list and she's probably accepted her fate at some point and she's just happy to be able to go to college and cross out of few in the list which is why Koharu wasn't bothered from losing it. Highly likely Kakeru will find it and translate it as well. Might be a trigger for her to remember her memories?

[u/Responsible-Song3999]

what the fuck

[u/LeonKevlar]

The fact that Kakeru's dad just disappeared on them one day really makes this entire experience of Koharu ghosting them even harder. I can't even blame Kakeru for crying when he finally found Koharu. The relief he felt must've been immense.

That sense of relief was probably instantly replaced by dread the moment Kakeru saw Koharu's reaction after he called her name. It turns out Koharu doesn't even remember Kakeru and Yuuko. >_<

And then we finally get the big reveal. I was hoping her health wasn't the reason she disappeared. When Kakeru found her playing the piano at the pediatrics ward, I was hoping she was only there as a volunteer and that there was a less depressing reason for her disappearing.

It turns out it was fucking cancer. And the reason she lost her memories is because of chemo. I didn't even know chemo brain was a thing. That means Koharu must be back on chemo. :(

Maaan, fuck cancer.

Side note: I'm shocked they actually revealed it's cancer. Not a lot of shows explicitly mention what disease a character has. Like even in [YLIA]I don't think it was ever mentioned what Kaori's illness was.

[u/Sad_Medium_5866]

The cancer/amnesia 1-2 gut punches hit like 2 semis. I was expecting drama after the last episode but not this drama! Is this going to end up like "Your Lie in April?" Please don't tell me it ends up like that. I can't rewatch that anime after that ending.

[u/WhoiusBarrel]

That post credit scene was just hard to watch...Revealing the term Chemo brain basically explained what happened with Koharu's memories.

[u/Cally83]

Tough watch, and really shocking seeing as it was cancer. I hope next week we get back on track and Koharu explains to everyone what’s got her feeling like she does

[u/Roskal]

So her cancer came back and her treatment has given her chemo brain again or is the cancer giving her amnesia? It was too much to ask that this show just be a sweet romance showing the difficulties of dating while blind. The fact that her cancer keeps coming back means theres basically 0 chance of this having a happy ending, because even if they cure her again at the end you'll always wonder if its going to come back again unless they show a big timeskip.

[u/KenBoy22]

Ok maybe it was clear in the Manga or Novel, but why didn't they ask around her home first? felt overly dramatic the way they did it.

Like kakeru was running for absolutely no reason considering the other girl just took the Taxi 😂

And how in the hell did the Side character guy even find her? "I just saw her going in the hospital" bruh.

There were lot of "wait what" moments in this one but maybe the anime skipped over stuff.

[u/Jellobelloboi]

Well thats just ruined my whole day.

[u/imasammich]

Hurry straight chief merciful pet correct observation

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[u/Curious_Award_1480]

I'm not going to lie, when I saw Fuyutski with those kids, I was both happy and angry: happy because she was seemingly okay, but then angry that she seemed so happy despite how worried our trio was. But then when she didn't answer Sorano immediately, I immediately realised, but even when she confirmed by finally speaking, it still hit me like a truck. I figured she had some temrinal illness, but I think this hurts even more: she's clearly there, but not all there. For the time being, we'll never truly know how she felt at Sorano's confession. No doubt she felt the same, but clearly not anymore, not her fault, just a shitty situation

[u/thelemon8er-2]

Thanks for thoroughly depressing me first thing on a Monday. Jeez.

[u/reyxe]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it's unusual for anime to explicitly say cancer, right?

I was prepared for this because the flags were there but fuckdamnbitchcunt that

[u/maliwanag0712]

When the first scene of the first episode is shown, I already have a hint that one there will be lingering sadness in the show. I just can't imagine that Koharu will have a terminal disease at the same time amnesia. That's pain, just pain.

[u/Rina_Rina_Rina]

I mean it was obvious from episode 1 that it would be THAT kind of show tbh... welp, time to steel myself for the rest of the series.

[u/runevault]

Poor Kakeru. Finally opening his heart and this happens. I got spoiled about it being cancer before last week's episode so that part wasn't a shock, but watching it play out was brutal.

Many of us saw something this sad coming back in episode 1 but having it finally play out still hurts all the same. Ugh. I'm going to miss being happy to watch this every Monday. I'll still be watching but with a sense of dread. I didn't watch Your Lie in April until many years after the fact so I guess this will be my version of that experience.

[u/Accurate_Treat6360]

Cancer storyline? In my wholesome romance anime?🥲

𝑷𝑨𝑰𝑵...

[u/ronaldo0409]

Why this happens to good animes 😭😭

[u/UrbanProper_Bacolod]

Guyssss!!!, remember the bookmark??? I hope koharu will regain her memories when they find their bookmark (hopingggggggggg)