The finale feels well to encapsulate the series: things aren’t fully ever explored, but there is a quiet beauty to it, as strengthened by the visuals and music. It was a bittersweet end to the series that focuses on friendship and love after natural growing changes that many feel.
Glasslip
P.A. Works
Oshimeter
9.6
3 Fans
5 Want to Watch
9 Watched
Synopsis
What if you hold the power to hear the voices or see fragments of images from the future? Would that be a good thing or a bad thing? Glasslip follows the life of Touko Fukami, an aspiring glass artist born from a glass artisan family. She enjoys her worry-free life in Fukui, save for the fragments of images that she sees on occasion. On her 18th summer, she meets the transfer student Kakeru Okikura at her school, and then again at her favorite café called Kazemichi together with all four of her friends. The voices from the future lead Kakeru to Touko, and his arrival disrupts her mediocre existence. All six of the friends must face their most unforgettable summer full of hope, affection, and heartache.
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Characters
Touko Fukami
Cheerful aspiring glass artisan Touko sees glimpses of the future and harbors feelings for Kakeru.
Portrayed by Fukagawa Seria
Kakeru Okikura
Mysterious third-year Kakeru, resembling 'David', harbors feelings for Touko.
Portrayed by Oosaka Ryouta
Sachi Nagamiya
Quiet, bookish third-year who's fiercely loyal to Touko and wary of Kakeru.
Yanagi Takayama
Aspiring model Yanagi is cheerful but harbors a tsundere side and possible feelings for Yukinari.
Portrayed by Hayami Saori
Yukinari Imi
Yukinari, Yanagi's stepbrother, is a cool, laid-back track star recovering from an injury, harboring feelings for Toko.
Portrayed by Shimazaki Nobunaga
Hiro Shirosaki
Cheerful, always smiling, possibly harbors feelings for Sachi; grandfather owns a cafe.
Portrayed by Yamashita Daiki
Quick Takes
View all 39 takesThe tension that has been building is coming to a climax. It is important to pay attention, as important plot or moments can be easily missed. This episode explores Touko’s growing feeling of disconnection from her loved ones, only heightened by the music and animation.
This episode feels the same way as a warm summer with friends coming to an end: comforting and animation gives a peaceful quietness to the plot as all the relationships are changing, especially between Kakeru and Touko.
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