For those who are not familiar with the previous content, I would highly recommend you watch that first. This makes the movie a must-see for long-time fans of the series. While many anime movies serve as stand-alone, one-off adventures, Violet Evergarden: The Movie delivers the closing chapter to the story of what came before it. The first thing to be aware of when approaching this film is that it is intrinsically tied to the series that came before it. And if it punches as hard as Violet Evergarden: The Movie does, I was probably right.
Instead, because I felt like I couldn’t handle the emotional wringer, the show would pull me through. Not out of lack of interest or any inherent flaw with it. Despite the strong impression it had on me, I ultimately never finished the series. When I started watching the series on Netflix, I was immediately struck by the heavy emotional weight of the show. When the tv series- Violet Evergarden-first came to America, I was intrigued by all the praise about it. But even as she helps others express their feelings, she clings to the hope that she may one day get to express her own feelings to the person who has always mattered the most to her. Now, with the help of prosthetic arms, she works as an auto memory doll writing letters for people who cannot write what they feel for themselves. During the conflict, she lost her arms, as well as the one person who had shown her kindness. Violet Evergarden was made to fight in a terrible war at a very young age.
Violet Evergarden: The Movie is a drama anime based on the light novels and is produced by Kyoto Animation.
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