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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: While the film has polarizing views, many people agree that the soundtrack is one of the positive aspects. Especially the ending song, sung [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tKVN2mAKRI by DAOKO and Kenshi Yonezu]], which reached Website/YouTube views more than 100 million (despite the fact that many of the viewers possibly haven't watched the film!). Not helping that it also accompanied by the film's SugarWiki/AwesomeArt.
* HilariousInHindsight: In the English dub, Brooklyn Nelson voices Nazuna, who at one point breaks into song and briefly transforms into a princess. Nelson had previously played Elsa (as a young princess) in the ''Theatre/{{Frozen}}'' stage musical.
* OlderThanTheyThink: Some people claim that [[spoiler:the time travel element]] is a ripoff of or trying to cash in on ''Anime/YourName''. Admittedly, the entire element is a case of AdaptationExpansion - in the original 1993 film, it was part of a WhatIf sequence of what Norimichi would have done should he have made a different decision before he returned back to reality. However, because of ProductionLeadTime, it simply wouldn't be possible for the writers of ''Fireworks'' to watch the other film when it came out and then hurriedly rework their own within a mere 1 year.
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* HilariousInHindsight: In the English dub, Brooklyn Nelson voices Nazuna, who at one point breaks into song and briefly transforms into a princess. Nelson had previously played Elsa (as a young princess) in the ''Theatre/{{Frozen}}'' stage musical.
* OlderThanTheyThink: Some people claim that [[spoiler:the time travel element]] is a ripoff of or trying to cash in on ''Anime/YourName''. Admittedly, the entire element is a case of AdaptationExpansion - in the original 1993 film, it was part of a WhatIf sequence of what Norimichi would have done should he have made a different decision before he returned back to reality. However, because of ProductionLeadTime, it simply wouldn't be possible for the writers of ''Fireworks'' to watch the other film when it came out and then hurriedly rework their own within a mere 1 year.
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