Thoughts on Vanitas? [MIGHT CONTAIN SPOILERS]

Nobara98 said:
Maybe in the end Vanitas turns out to be a book.

rayririna111 said:
Will Vanitas really die in the end? what do you guys think about it? do you guys have theories or anything? Please participate in this discussion! I am disheartened by even the thought of him dying hahah.

Alice0006 said:


If you haven't read the manga, actually in chapter 1 of the manga, there is foreshadow/memory/or whatever you may call of Vanitas said, "Noe, I won't die, Noe, even if I am no longer here."

I don't think Noe is lying when he said he killed Vanitas So you can assume he died but not "died" like what we maybe think.

234Mannan said:
And about vanitas he is human but not a average human as he claims to be.. (I mean the fall should be more then enough for people to guess that)

Nobara98 said:
Maybe in the end Vanitas turns out to be a book.

Mq84jdk said:
I think them telling us the ending probably means that there’s another catch we aren’t aware of.

Maybe he needs to be killed for some story reason? Or maybe it’s his idea in the first place and he’s sacrificing himself? Or maybe he really turns evil somehow or is corrupted and it’s the only way?

Could be a bunch of things. It’s these questions of why that make it interesting. I think giving away the ending is a risky storytelling device, but it can turn out well if done right. And I doubt the author would make the mistake of doing it without reason.

I haven’t read any source material or know anything about the story. Just my thoughts on it.

Germs_N_Spices said:


I thought it was pretty obvious from the way Vanitas reacted afterwards that it was Noe who helped him survive that fall. Dunno if Vanitas could've survived by himself but he sure wasn't expecting to do so in that manner.

Germs_N_Spices said:


Mochizuki with a running gag on anthropomorphic inanimate object protagonists? Interesting thought.

Mq84jdk said:
I think them telling us the ending probably means that there’s another catch we aren’t aware of.

Maybe he needs to be killed for some story reason? Or maybe it’s his idea in the first place and he’s sacrificing himself? Or maybe he really turns evil somehow or is corrupted and it’s the only way?

Could be a bunch of things. It’s these questions of why that make it interesting. I think giving away the ending is a risky storytelling device, but it can turn out well if done right. And I doubt the author would make the mistake of doing it without reason.

I haven’t read any source material or know anything about the story. Just my thoughts on it.

AyaTeyama said:
I think he'll die physically, but he'll probably continue existing somehow. Probably, through Noé's memories There's a speech from Vani in Noé's monologue in the first chapter - that the anime cut - that really summarizes what I think will happen:

Alice0006 said:


If you haven't read the manga, actually in chapter 1 of the manga, there is foreshadow/memory/or whatever you may call of Vanitas said, "Noe, I won't die, Noe, even if I am no longer here."

I don't think Noe is lying when he said he killed Vanitas So you can assume he died but not "died" like what we maybe think.

trashanimehater said:
death is death, what you gonna do with no body? you no longer here, you does not matter, you're trash.
if im banging your sister and accidentally killed you, you said i wont die, even im no longer here, would that stop me banging your sister? no you a fucking failure in the end.

Alice0006 said:


Why you are so salty, and what's wrong with your example XD lol, this is supernatural anime, anything can happen

trashanimehater said:
u mean like pandora hearts? where the MC died? he died, even if he got reincarnated, he's dead in his previous life. means he's trash