The first anime that really comes close to me, very emotional. For me, the anime is a clear 9.
A must see!

This is one of those must watch anime(s) with a very beautiful and sad story. Each episode will make you want to watch more and more.
I would definitely be hyped up if there is going to be a Second Season. Fingers Crossed!!!

Best Animation seen so far, looks amazing. The anime itself seems quite good too so far, never thought it would be so emotional.

Painful, yet Beautiful. Make me cry nearly every episode.

Beautiful and emotional anime. Aside from the acting and amazing artwork, the story was an emotional roller coaster ride. The first few episodes were a bit slow but each episode was a special moment. Especially episode 10.

This is a brilliantly crafted and emotional anime. I cannot recommend it more. One of the best things I have seen.

>You can read my review on it here: https://takanodan.net/2019/04/violet-evergarden/

I have been silent crying the whole time at this show.

This is the single most gorgeous boring series I've ever watched, universal recommendation. Shame Violet has the charisma of a wood board.

The show is an absolute feast for the eyes, I was constantly awe struck by the visuals & in just thirteen episodes there's so much visual variety. Can not praise this series enough

The minute to minute dialogue can get real boring and directly spells out everything but the themes and messages are all good. Thankfully the surrounding cast & world is all solid to help alleviate the dialogue problem

If you haven't seen it yet, seriously, few works have touched me like this until today. Violet Evergarden has one of the best characters in all of fiction, exciting stories, beautiful music and animation unmatched a true masterpiece.

The animation and music are marvelous. However, to make a entertaining show about a very bland and unemotional character is to have an entertaining cast. This doesn't seem to be the cast as everyone feels whiny and fit into a classical character types.

I don't know how to say this diplomatically but the Japanese have an obsession with young people as supreme masters of killing. There are endless anime and manga examples of this. But once getting beyond that constant the fantasy set up of a young person so inexperienced in feelings that they have to struggle to comprehend what feelings mean is compelling. Maybe we all have to struggle to understand feelings, just not this completely. I certainly do. Who but the Japanese would make an entire series about 'what are feelings' -- and make it a "cartoon" yet. Are the Japanese more capable of appreciating art than the crass money grubbing americans? It's a puzzle. Are the Japanese better human beings? Or does it just seem that way?

I watched a few animes. This one is the best in many aspects.

The Anime is incredibly scenic with beautiful animation and a soundtrack that matches its visual splendor.

I was pretty immediately hooked, the episodes felt so detailed and intricate. There was plenty of mystery and intrigue throughout. The flow of the story was somewhat jagged at times but the overarching plot was almost like a vapor that haunts each episode. I really loved [spoiler]treating the war as the antagonist, each episode you could feel it’s haunting echoes. The death of character you just met felt real and painful because you know there are thousands more who died the same way.[/spoiler]

I wish that the series delved a little further into the backgrounds and stories of each other character. I think that exploring the backgrounds of the other auto-memory dolls would greatly expand the depth of the story and add to further character development.

Overall, I really loved the way this series was presented. It really is a work of art.

This anime really touched me. The story, the music, the art, it has it all.