Violet Evergarden (anime): Difference between revisions
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* [[Stern Teacher]]: The teacher of the Auto Memory Doll training course that Violet and Luculia attends. She is described as strict, but ultimately fair, and graduation from the course is considered an honour and great achievement.
* [[Thematic Theme Tune]]: The opening "Sincerely", whose translated lyrics deals with themes of learning new words (needed for writing), saying goodbye and emotions (which Violet slowly does throughout the series).
* [[Theme Tune Cameo]]: In episode 10, "Loved Ones Will Always Watch Over You", the ending theme "Michishirube" plays over a [[Montage]]. {{spoiler|The montage is of Anne growing up, and receiving letters from her mother}}. In the credits, a third of the theme is used. In the montage, the other two thirds play.▼
* [[Time Skip]]: In episode ten, where we are shown Anne growing up, and {{spoiler|receiving the letters her mother wrote her}}.
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* [[Voiceover Letter]]: In episode ten, {{spoiler|the letters Anne receives from her mother are read in her mother's voice}}.
* [[War Is Hell]]: The war sequences in flashbacks, often focusing on violence and death. Many bloody decapitation scenes are visible, along with screaming and suffering. Overall, the series state that war is pointless, brutal, and only tears apart existing relationships. {{spoiler|In episode eleven, this is focused on as an anti-peace faction shoots one of Violet's clients.}}
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