Now we’ll be entering the meat of the review. Animation lovers will be pleased to hear that while the blend of traditional animation and computer graphics can be jarring, they flow beautifully well together in Violet Evergarden: The Movie.

One of the film’s most dramatic moments features a scene by the sea, and it would be a crime not to mention just how beautifully realistic the water looks. In this film, they really went above and beyond with the small details. Both the original series and the latest movie have been animated by Kyoto Animation, which is a company that has never let down their audience with their stellar animation. This leads me into discussing the animation. If you came into this review in the hopes of finding out whether this film is worth watching or not, the short answer is yes-if you’ve watched and enjoyed the original 2018 series. The film is meant for those who watched the original 2018 series, and those who go into this film without having watched that series beforehand will have found themselves losing out on pre-established information, drama, and relationship dynamics. The original series follows a very episodic formula, with Violet meeting a new customer every episode, and the film is no different.įor the spoiler-free part of the review, I will be discussing two categories: target audience and animation. Violet Evergarden: The Movie takes place after the 2018 series. In search of purpose, Violet works at CH Postal Company, where she writes letters for those who do not know how these writers are titled Auto Memory Dolls. Audience members who have watched the original series soon find out that Violet’s superior, Gilbert, has likely passed away during that war. Violet Evergarden takes place in the fictional country, Leiden, and follows our main character, Violet, throughout her journey where she searches for the meaning of the words, “I love you.” Violet was once considered a war-machine, and she worked as a soldier during a war that ended prior to when the original series takes place.

During this review, I’d like to start with a spoiler-free portion before giving my final thoughts for those who have yet to watch the film for themselves. The 2-hour long film brings a fin to the journey of our protagonist, Violet Evergarden. The latest Violet Evergarden movie, released on Netflix in mid-October, concludes the series, which was originally released in 2018.

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