umineko is a marvel in storytelling and its conclusion is as bitter as it's sweet. it fails to wrap around its point at times, mainly since only 2 episodes were given to properly do that (and they do so in a very roundabout way), but after some reflection the pieces manage to fall in place somehow. the topic of umineko's issues is one for a very long essay, however everything else this work represents would require an essay of countless times greater length. it's a work that upon finishing leaves you with many complicated feelings, and it's up to you to figure out what they are and what to do with them. and it deserves the title of a masterpiece simply for that - provoking a discussion about many topics connected and not limited to philosophy and doing so in the grandest way possible.

umineko is a marvel in storytelling and its conclusion is as bitter as it's sweet. it fails to wrap around its point at times, mainly since only 2 episodes were given to properly do that (and they do so in a very roundabout way), but after some reflection the pieces manage to fall in place somehow. the topic of umineko's issues is one for a very long essay, however everything else this work represents would require an essay of countless times greater length. it's a work that upon finishing leaves you with many complicated feelings, and it's up to you to figure out what they are and what to do with them. and it deserves the title of a masterpiece simply for that - provoking a discussion about many topics connected and not limited to philosophy and doing so in the grandest way possible.