Photographie:
Seiichi SugiuraMusique:
Ruka KawadaActeurs·trices:
澤田姫, Kaito Ishikawa, Haruki Ishiya, Makoto Koichi, Reina Ueda, Tomoaki Maeno, 中村カンナ, Haruka Tomatsu, Mai Nakahara, 久住琳, Ikuya Sawaki (plus)VOD (1)
Épisodes(12)
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Le Lien qui les unit (E01)
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Ce qu'ils protègent (E02)
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Les Soucis de Lawrence (E03)
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Celles qu'on appelle saintes (E04)
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Première visite à domicile (E05)
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Abel et Hazelita (E06)
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Les Soucis de Cecilia (E07)
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Ce qu'a laissé Frederica (E08)
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La Protection des saintes (E09)
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Leurs sentiments respectifs (E10)
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Leur rencontre (E11)
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Leur vie à deux (E12)
Résumés(1)
Sainte Cecilia guide gracieusement les fidèles d'une charmante petite ville en leur prodiguant de bons conseils. Mais une fois que les bancs sont vides, la douce sainte est envahie par la paresse. Lawrence, le pasteur dont il a la charge, ne peut s'empêcher de s'attacher à cette jeune fille. Alors que ce couple improbable mène une vie simple, Cecilia sent grandir son attirance pour le pasteur… (Crunchyroll)
(plus)Critiques (1)
Studio Doga Kobo has a knack for crafting these cute, delightful, and playful anime series, and Saint Cecilia and Pastor Lawrence is no exception. Their beautiful animation, with its pleasant pastel tones, is visually appealing, creating a charming atmosphere. The music is perfectly matched to each scene, enhancing the overall experience. The characters are nice and mostly likable, making it easy to become invested in their stories. Watching this series feels like indulging in a bedtime story – it's soothing and comforting, perfect for unwinding before sleep. It took me a little time to grow fond of the main duo and the other characters, most of whom I found irrelevant for an exceeding amount of time. While I may have had a few initial reservations, the pleasant atmosphere and enjoyable entertainment won me over. With each new episode, I found myself more interested and entertained by the romantic storyline and the development of the main characters. The final episode was particularly enjoyable, wrapping things up nicely. While the show may not be the pinnacle of Doga Kobo's work, or even in this genre, it still offers an above-average experience. It's a delightful spectacle that I'm happy to give 4 stars, or 6.9/10.
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