I watched an anime movie 4-8 years ago. Here's what I can remember: It's about two brothers, they go to school. But the older brother has a sword and has to find gems/stones which make it more powerful. The younger brother wants him to stop (because of the evil that comes with that power I think). Now I can't remember what was up with the stones at this point, but the brothers entered some kind of other world (it looked very bright I think) and had to fight, I THINK the older brother wanted to have the last stone which the younger one had. I don't remember the ending.
I watched this movie when I was a kid and never discovered it again.  It’s about a boy whose father left him after his divorce from the mother, the kid enters a world somehow where he has a big sword he needs to keep searching for precious stones to fill it with. it has certain holes that look like each stone shape! I also remember the kid going to eat with his mythical (dragon-like friend), and he gets stuck in the restaurant because the crazy restaurant lady won’t let him leave without finishing huge amounts of food!  The kid also gets bullied so I’m guessing the the swords journey is to teach the kid how to deal with all of this...
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