Anime, or television shows and movies originating in Japan with a distinct art style, are currently on the rise, with plenty of great anime to watch anywhere you look. Whether you want a sweet romance, a violent martial arts action story, or a comedic school drama, there's something for everyone.
One recent anime series called Violet Evergarden, based on the light novel series written by Kana Akatsuki and illustrated by Akiko Takase, has a huge fanbase, continuing to grow ever since the adaptation came out in 2018. Violet Evergreen has one season so far that features 13 episodes — with an extra released later on — and is animated and adapted by Kyoto Animation, the studio behind Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid S.
The story follows a young woman named Violet (Yui Ishikawa) who was a child soldier as a kid, trained to kill or be killed with ruthless efficiency. While she is an accomplished soldier, it's the only world she knows, leading Violet to have under-developed emotions and no understanding of love and affection. After Gilbert (Daisuke Namikawa), the man who named and raised her, professes his love for Violet moments before they're separated in the midst of fighting, Violet is left to find her own identity on her own.
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Does Violet finally become her own person, with emotions, morals, and a reason to live? Here's the ending of Violet Evergreen — explained.
In the aftermath of the war, Violet takes a job as an Auto Memory Doll. A Doll, as they are often referred to, is sent out to various clients to transcribe their messages into letters that successfully portray both the words they want to say and the emotions behind them.
With little to no understanding of what love, sadness, happiness, and similar emotions feel like, Violet is initially quite bad at her job. Thankfully she sticks with it, and through various tasks, Violet starts to understand her own feelings, mainly in regards to Gilbert. At the end of the season, Violet realizes that she loves Gilbert as he loves her, but is it too late? Gilbert is believed to be dead after disappearing during the war. He even has a grave at his family's home, though no body is buried there.
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Although Violet spends most of the season off the battlefield, it's thanks to her skills and sacrifice in the final episode that allows the peace talks and treaty to finally happen. Along with that, Violet successfully fights off the enemy without killing anyone, showing how much she's changed. At the end of Season 1 of Violet Evergarden, Violet finally writes a letter in her own words, addressed to Gilbert, wherever he is. In this letter, she says that she will always believe that Gilbert survived, and admits that she loves him back.
By the end of the finale, Violet has come to terms with her strong emotions about the war and Gilbert, intending to focus on her work writing letters and move on. The season ends with Violet arriving at a new client's house by the sea. When the door opens and Violet turns to introduce herself, she looks surprised, before smiling at the person. The show doesn't reveal who it is, but fans have a solid theory.
Could it be Gilbert? It's entirely possible that Gilbert survives the war but decides that it's best to hide away on his own for a variety of reasons. One major reason could be guilt and PTSD, along with the need to recover from various physical injuries. As a leader in the war and the one who raised Violet, Gilbert likely feels a lot of guilt for his involvement in all the violence his soldiers created — Violet in particular.
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In flashbacks, Violet Evergarden shows Gilbert's last remarks to Violet, when he tells her he loves her and instructs her to live. Gilbert desperately wants Violet to grow into her own person, rather than living the rest of her days thinking of herself as a tool of violence. If he is really alive, it's reasonable that he might decide to give her space, both to find her own identity away from his influence and connection to the war, and to allow her to come to her own conclusions about her feelings for him.
Season 1 of Violet Evergarden aired in 2018, and two full-length movies came out in 2019 and 2020. While the movies elaborate on Violet and her universe, they don't answer the many questions left from the Season 1 finale. So what's next for Violet and the rest of the characters?
Despite the fact that it's already been over two years since Season 1 of Violet Evergarden ended, fans are still eager for a second season, but it's unclear if anything is planned. Some anime can take a very long time to release new episodes. Add to that the difficulties caused by the pandemic, and a long delay like this is reasonable. Sadly, Kyoto Animation also suffered a deadly arson attack in 2019, and while the studio has recovered, the loss of lives and the trauma from such an event will have lasting effects on the employees and their work (BBC).
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As of right now, there have been no official updates on the show and whether or not it will continue. The site Devdiscourse claims to have sources that say a Season 2 of Violet Evergarden” is in development with a possible release date of late 2021, early 2022, but it has not released its sources and has no further evidence to back it up. Still, fans should keep their fingers crossed, as it's anyone's guess what will happen with Violet Evergarden in the future.as my anime of the year back in 2018. I ended up going with Dororo for one reason and one reason only… it felt more complete. That was because
Didn’t really have an ending… until now. Even though this is the second movie after the TV anime had ended, this movie serves as the true sequel. Here, we finally get the answers that we’ve been seeking, plus a little more.
Is a story about a girl named… well… Violet Evergarden. She was perceived to be a tool to be used for war and was assigned to Major Gilbert Bougainvillea of the Leidenschaftlich Army, who thought of her as something more than just a tool. During a battle in the war, both of them are severely injured. Violet ends up losing both of her arms while Gilbert loses his life. Before his time can come to an end, he orders Violet to live on and says “I love you” to her. Being an emotionless tool of war, Violet had no idea what the Major meant by those words.
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She is then taken in by Colonel Claudia Hodgins, who was also a good friend of Major Gilbert’s. When he realizes that adjusting to civilian life isn’t going to happen anytime soon, he offers to employ Violet at his company, serving as an Auto Memory Doll: a person who writes letters for those who cannot express themselves on their own or have a lot of letters that need to be created in a short amount of time. Through this work, Violet hopes to gain an understanding of the meaning behind the Major’s final words to her.
That is the entire overarching story of the tv anime series in a nutshell. The movie starts off in a way that seems a little confusing at first, but it is easily pieced together. We meet Daisy, whose grandmother had just passed away. She seems to have a spiteful relationship with her parents for always valuing work over family. She even goes so far as to try and place some form of blame on her mother for neglecting her grandmother. Daisy then discovers letters that were delivered to her grandmother by her great-grandmother every year on the day of her birthday. After reading through them, she learns of an Auto Memory Doll who wrote those letters by the name of Violet Evergarden.
We are then taken back into the past, where we are rekindled with Violet. She is called on her day off by a boy named Yurith, who requests her services in a rather impolite manner. Not wanting to ignore a client’s request, she heads to Yurith’s location only to discover that he’s in the hospital with a grave illness. He’s having a hard time dealing with his parents always asking how he is and telling him that he should get some rest. He wants to feel alive in his final days, but this conflict has caused him to a bit caustic towards the one he loves. He wants to express his true feelings to Violet so that she can deliver them in the form of letters to his parents on the day he passes away.
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Violet grants his wish and performs the task; however, after writing the letters and returning back to the post office, she is paid a visit by Hodgins, who is unsure of something. He still needs confirmation, but there is
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