With one season, this show was able to show how the main character was feeling and did it in a logical way. Even emotions got high in the show, the ability to not shy away from growing up being a human being. If that is growing pains to emotional strains or social anxiety, this show was able to capture tones that would be uncomfortable because, in the real world, it is uncomfortable to grow up. Understanding that she won't be twelve forever is a complex concept to grasp, and this show encapsulates that fear and uneasiness in this show's way through the main character's naivety and unwillingness to go with time. We are given glimpses of what endless will do to people who stay and provide a fantastic mystery about the show and the modest cost of running from your problems as well as what it will take to face and fix them. In 25 episodes, this family-friendly has a lot for all ages and no point disappointments except that there isn't more.
Review of Twelve Forever
