by Two works will be done into anime films at the same time, the novel by Otono Yomoji, “To all you who I loved” (from now on “Bokuai”), and “To the one who loved you” (After this, “Kimi Ai”). Today, on the 10th, the spin-off novel “Because I call your name,” which depicts the days in another parallel world of Shiori, the heroine of “I Loved You,” was released ( All novels are Hayakawa Bunko JA).
Anime movies “Boku-Ai” and “Kimi-Ai” trailers (2)Set in a world where you can travel between “parallel worlds,” a boy falls in love with a different girl in each world. Love story. “Boku-Ai” and “Kimi-Ai,” two worlds intertwining and intersecting and each other supporting each other’s world, such a novel setting became a hot topic, and both works were decided to be animated films. Two anime films will be released on the same day from October 7th, where the impression of the ending will change significantly depending on the order in which you watch them.
Shiori, who appears in “Kimi Ai,” has her parents divorced and lives with her mother. She falls in love with a boy named Hidaka Koyomi, but when she learns that Koyomi’s father and Shiori’s mother are remarrying, she decides to elope. She tries to go to a world where her parents don’t remarry, but Shiori fails to move her, leaving her soul behind at a crossroads and turning her into a ghost.
Koyomi struggles to save Shiori, and Shiori continues to think purely about Koyomi. The new work “Because I Call Your Name” is derived from the short and sad story of “Kimi Ai.” It is the story of another Shiori who lived in another parallel world that did not meet Koyomi.
Shiori, who has a mother who is a fictional scientist who studies parallel worlds, experiences a phenomenon called “parallel shift” in her childhood. She is replaced by herself in a parallel world. Not only that, but on rare occasions, she could hear someone’s voice whispering from the depths of her heart. She got a hint from the message “Cunning” that she left on the tablet in her parallel world, and Shiori started an exchange diary with another self.
