English Dub Review: A Star Brighter Than the Sun “No Matter How Far”
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Overview
Sae and Kamishiro, along with the rest of the class, go on a field trip to a hotel, leading Sae to ask him a very specific question…
Our Take
This time around, we get an episode that unfolds as a tender exploration of growing feelings between Sae and Kamishiro, capturing the beauty and frustration of emotions left unspoken.
Their interactions are filled with quiet tension and longing, where even the smallest gestures, like a simple touch or look, convey what words cannot.
Sui and Kagawa bring moments of humor and warmth, helping to balance the episode’s heavier emotional tone while highlighting the supportive friendships surrounding the main pair. Together, they create an atmosphere that feels genuine, heartfelt, and deeply human.
The storytelling remains focused on character nuance and emotional buildup rather than dramatic twists.
Author's summary: Review of a heartwarming anime episode.
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