Does 5 centimeters per second have a manga?
5 Centimeters per Second (秒速5センチメートル, Byōsoku Go Senchimētoru) is a manga written by Makoto Shinkai and drawn by Yukiko Seike. It was serialized in Monthly Afternoon from July 2010 to June 2011 and is the manga adaptation of the movie with the same name.
Who does Akari end up with 5 centimeters per second?
Yuichi
Yuichi (祐一, Yūichi) is a minor character in 5 Centimeters per Second. He is Akari Shinohara’s fiance.
What genre of anime is 5 centimeters per second?
Anime
RomanceMelodramaDramaAnimation
Byosoku 5 senchimetoru/Genres
Is 5 centimeters per second Ghibli?
Photo courtesy of www.movie.naver.com. “5 Centimeters Per Second” is a 2007 Japanese animation. There is a clear difference between Shinkai’s film and the ones produced by Studio Ghibli. …
Does Takaki end up with Akari?
5 Centimeters Per Second (2007) – Ending Explained. Those who were expecting a happy ending from this anime, sadly, are not going to get what they want. So in the end, it’s clear that Takaki is never going to get with Akari ever again.
Why did Takaki and Akari stop talking?
Fear of rejection. Takaki loved Akari so much, that he couldn’t stand the idea of her losing interest in him. By not writing to Akari, Takaki took away Akari’s power to reject him. That said, had he continued exchanging letters with Akari, their relationship would eventually lead to nowhere due to the distance.
What happened between Takaki and Akari?
As a result, Takaki decides to meet up with Akari one last time before they stop seeing each other. Takaki takes a train to see Akari. In his hands, he holds a personal letter confessing his feelings for her. Then, a gust of wind blows towards Takaki, making him lose the letter written for Akari.
Who does Takaki end up with?
As a viewer, I wanted a happy ending for Takaki and Akari, so the ending scene of 5 Centimeters Per Second was really heartbreaking. For more than a decade Takaki has been “looking” for Akari, then he finds her at the railway crossing and she just passed by him. At this point, both are just memories of each other.