IRODUKU : The World in Colors Season 1 Episode 12 On this Bright, Shining Day

On this Bright, Shining Day is the season 1 finale of the anime series, Iroduku: The World in Colors. The episode begins with a tense atmosphere as Hitomi, Yuito, and the other members of the photography club brace themselves for the impending eclipse. Hitomi is determined to use her magic to prevent the emotional turmoil she caused in the past from happening again.

As the eclipse begins, Hitomi uses her magic to transport herself to the past to try and change the course of events. She ends up in the time when Yuito's grandmother was still alive and tells her everything she knows about Yuito's feelings for her. In the present, Yuito is visibly shaken, and Hitomi fears that she may have changed too much in the past.

As the eclipse reaches its peak, Hitomi is transported back to the present and everything is eerily quiet. She eventually catches up with Yuito and they share a beautiful moment together. They both confess their feelings for each other as the world around them starts to turn to color once again.

The photography club reconvenes, and Hitomi gives them her final goodbye before leaving to return to her own time. She believes that she has changed the past enough to prevent her future self from ever coming to this time again. The club members tell her that they will always remember her and she'll always have a place in their hearts.

The episode ends with Hitomi back in her own time, watching a beautiful sunrise. She reflects on all the people she has met and the experiences she's had. She is grateful for the friends she's made and appreciates the vibrant world around her.

On this Bright, Shining Day is a heartwarming and emotional season finale that ties up all the loose ends of the story. It beautifully depicts the power of love, friendship, and determination in changing the course of one's life. The episode also showcases the importance of appreciating every moment in life and living to the fullest, no matter what obstacles one may face. Overall, it's an excellent conclusion to an outstanding series.