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Time-travel anime ‘You, Fireworks, and Our Promise’ is serviceable but lacks spark

Kei Suzuki's feature-length debut, adapted from a popular light novel, is a competent but ultimately uninspired take on an all-too-familiar premise.

July 26, 2026 World

TJThe Japan Times

Kei Suzuki's feature-length debut, adapted from a popular light novel, is a competent but ultimately uninspired take on an all-too-familiar premise.

Kei Suzuki’s feature-length debut, adapted from a popular light novel, is a competent but ultimately uninspired take on an all-too-familiar premise.

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