one of the best. ever.

saya no uta uses perspective brilliantly, to make you empathize with the terrible protagonist, while not glorifying his actions. it's a masterful portrayal, and it's also heart-wrenching. good music too. the entire experience is very disturbing, but it does a very good job at depicting the darkness of fuminori's psyche.

it can feel like delving into the mind of epstein and this is exactly what makes it so captivating. there is some seriously good symbolism too.

raw.