Everything About The Plot of Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop From The Trailer!
Netflix has recently announced the release of a new anime movie called Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop. This anime movie does look dazzling to the eye and one can easily make out how promising it looks from the trailer.
Netflix has been continuously updating their anime database and giving us the kind of content fans love best! From shows like Castlevania to Yasuke to Great Pretender, we’ve fallen in love with the great anime collection Netflix has to offer.
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Let’s find out what the new anime movie Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop has to offer. Furthermore, we’ll be giving you every detail about its release date, plot, and minor details!
About The Anime Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop
This anime movie is the classic tale of a boy and a girl falling in love. However, from what we can deduce from the trailer, the movie doesn’t look like it’s filled with romantic clichés. Rather, it has a refreshing feel to it that will pack a punch!
The trailer for Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop was released on the 22nd of June 2021. And we can’t stop raving over it! The movie exudes an innovative and creative aesthetic vibe that will sit well with many people.
The plot follows the encounter of a boy and a girl who are so introverted and terrible at communication. Though both would prefer not having a conversation, they suddenly find that they share a strong bond through Haiku and music.
The boy’s name is Cherry, who retreats into his own world by using headphones. While Smile wears a mask to hide her bunny teeth and braces since she’s embarrassed to have bunny teeth. The spark between the two starts when they start working at a shop together.
Shots of a festival and sweet romantic conversations fill the short trailer, which left many fans crying and smiling throughout the roughly one-minute trailer.
Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop Release Date
This anime movie will be released on the 22nd of July 2021 on Netflix.
