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Kalbarr said: Last ep was creepy a little. I feel angry because that was crazy. I don't realize what creator had in his mind. I know that he wants to show us this full of tears love story, but I don't understand this last scenes. Ok. Shuji is last human on the world...and? Everything what he have is love and memories sooo he's gonna die too? When he was talking with "memories" that looks really scary. Yeah, the ending really is kind of a mindscrew isn't. It's somewhat ambigous as to what the two main character's ending situation really is. Personally, I liked it. I would have liked to know more about the war, Chise, and the contents of those diaries, but in this case I think it was probably best that those things were never answered. I would have been even more disappointed with half-assed answers and the time it would take to provide satisfactory answers to those questions would probably end up being longer than the runtime of the entire series. |
| What were those spikes in the sky??? Why did the war start and who was Chise fighting against?what nation... |
| This is what I think after reading the manga and watching the TV anime. The anime version has more or less slight differences compared to the manga, but now I'm talking about the anime that I finished today/yesterday. Shinoda said: What were those spikes in the sky??? Why did the war start and who was Chise fighting against?what nation... Chise had become very big, and only part of her was in the form of Chise with Shuji. Most of her was in the spikes and where they came from, or at least Chise made the spikes move. Did you notice how one of them tried to protect Shuji when the tsunami came closer? That's also how Shuji survived. Chise gave her body to keep her dear Shuji alive like he wished, and I'm not sure if it was Chise's spirit or just memories of her that Shuji talked to in the end. As for the second question, Chise told the reason of the war... oh no, not really. She told why the enemies were still attacking in the end: they knew that Chise, the strongest weapon on Earth was there, and they wanted to keep living, to keep their people alive, and so they tried to get Chise to themselves. (Remember how no one seemed to know what Chise was.) Unfortunately, it was too late and there was nothing to be done, and Chise knew it. She just wanted to stay with Shuji for a little while longer, so she attacked the planes that disturbed them. It really doesn't matter who was attacking or what the cause of the war was. That doesn't change the fact that when there's war, people feel lost and many lives are lost for circumstances that they don't have anything to do with it when you give it a thought. Everyone just wants to keep on living and let their dear ones live a long, happy life, if possible. "Je veux vivre" was one of the sentences in the opening animation. Besides, the only medium that worked during the (end of the?) series was the radio where they played the love song, so I don't think the characters knew, either, what was against them. Also, someone had referred to the enemies as "evil guys" or something like that. Do you remember the scene where Shuji and Akemi's friend gets killed? For a second, I was hoping that he and the enemy soldiers would get to know each other, but they just shot him down 'cause they didn't know what he was saying and vice versa. Just in case. :( This story isn't about war; it's about love and awkwardness. No matter how many times one of the girls who watched this with me complained on how the characters just talked and talked and how boring it was, there wasn't any more action (like in action movies) than a few catastrophes and deaths. Though I do think that the point was more clear in the manga than in the anime. DarkBlue said: And Shuji said that everyone already knew why the earthquakes were increasing, but we were never told, was it because the other side of the world already was destroyed? The earthquakes were increasing because the world was near its end. Would you still believe you're gonna live a long life when there are big earthquakes, enemy planes abd attacks, people leaving their homes and never coming back, no mass media (and people clinging on a single song played on the radio, perhaps hoping almost hopelessly that everything will be back to normal again)... DrHouse said: I would have liked to know more about the war, Chise, and the contents of those diaries, but in this case I think it was probably best that those things were never answered. The contents of the diaries were told briefly in the manga. She had written about fighting enemies like it was an everyday thing ("I met Shuji on my way to school and ate lunch with just the two of us on the roof. I had to leave before the fourth period and ended up destroying two cities again. Then I came back home." or something like that, I suppose) and "I'm sorry" repeated countless times. I think. chocho said: Many questions unaswered - but the worst was that the series somehow encourages sex between underage kids... Where is the good, old Sailor Moon ? There was also a big love- but they only kissed... Well- they dont have a good plot- so filled it with sex and killings- so that nobody would pay much attention to the storyline full of holes... Now Shuji is all alone imagining Chise- there will be no school, so they can spend their whole time making love at that balcony... Weehee. The manga was published in Big Comic Spirits (seinen magazine, ie. meant for young men) and the anime series came out at 2:30 a.m. at least on one TV channel (the only one that was recorded on Wikipedia). How on Earth would kids see this? You know, all anime/manga is not meant for children. :) And actually, there were only slightly pornographic scenes until the last episode(s). Every time they were about to have sex with someone, the other one said no. Besides, they did nothing but held hands and kissed before realizing how deep their feelings were. Shuji got stopped when he saw Chise's scar, felt really guilty after the time spent with Fuyumi, couldn't have sex with her when he saw an illusion of Akemi, and Tetsu stopped Chise when he realized she was doing it out of pity. Where is my porn? Oh, yes, in the last episode(s) where I can see two naked people sitting, looking at each other and breasts being washed. Does your life have a good, interesting plot? Of course you never get lured to do anything by anyone or make mistakes and you never hesitate, am I right? Well, my life hasn't got a plot at all. The creator of Saikano manga has been married for 20 years or so, and somehow I enjoy the fanservice meant for guys nowadays. I'm sorry for anything weird. I feel a bit dizzy (quite sure I've got a temperature) and it's half past four a.m. now and I haven't read to the test that'll begin after three and half hours. |
FlaronaMay 6, 2010 6:35 PM
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| Thank you flarona! |
| Thanks for the explanation Flarona I think i wil watch the ovas before posting, i still have some plotholes left in my head. I can let most of then go by knowing that the focus of the anime is the love a store, but even tahat way there are somethings that i cant understand. |
| Well reading that explanation helped but doesn't stop the fact this series was really confusing. |
| Well I just finished this anime and really, it didn't feel sad at all. I didn't feel like I wanted to shed tears like in animes such as Aria or Clannad/Ef but instead, I felt depressed like 'what am i doing with my life again', kind of feeling. Anyway, the last episode was definitely not a total disappointment, unlike NHK for example. My interpretation of the ending is that she used her technology to implant part of herself in him, making him a bit of a robot able to sustain life on his own. But meh, I feel like I want to give this anime a 9 but at the same time it deserves like a 7. |
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| I hated how it ended, It was like one of those weird twilight zone episode. |
| The way i'm seeing the ending. Is her useing her technology to "store" her memory of him in her, as we are told that she can't die, so that he will live forever as a memory or as "data" inside of her. |
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| Aww, thank you, Kurogashi and kyrie_kyo! That way Shuji won't die either! You made even the manga ending less depressing to me, so thank you! ^^ |
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| i agree with Daimakaicho just finished and of to bed now (it's 6 in the morning and pulled an all nighter to finish it) i watched the series and i for some reason understood everthing Flarona explaind. in the end i didn't have any questions left. the ova gave some aditional info of what happend at the military base wich was a nice touch. and for me the ending was like chise was tired of fighting and knew the world was going to end (that's why she was summing up all the times history fortoled the end of the earth) so she destroyed the earth and end the fighting and the war (and people getting hurt, her included) and i read it somewhere in this topic, just use your imagination a bit... sometimes you should think a bit out of the box. same deal lot's of people didn't understand madoka or yes i'm refering to THAT anime "school days" and imho yes this is what war could/will lead to in the end |
| An emotional series that bought me almost to tears. 9/10. This is an anime that I won't forget for a hell of a long time and is considering re-watching. |
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| well i loved the serie i know many people where bothered by the character design some even droped it because of that but i need to say i couldn't even pay atention to that i give it a 10/10 many will disagree maybe but opening and ending where good the serie made there point clear about earth and humans and i just like the ending of the serie even to think he is all alone |
| "When a flat-chested loli hugs you, she holds you closer to her heart" "--I am a single bullet. It has no heart. Therefore, it does not think. It just flies straight towards its target."  |
| Wow. Well, Saikano was.. sad. Period. Too sad. So much of sadness, that by the end, I didn't care much, because the whole scenario was so hopeless, it's just like, whatever. Kinda. Lol. Idk. Also, the world wasn't explained enough.. I know they just wanted to focus on Shuji and Chise's relationship, but without much context, it doesn't feel very satisfying. Eh, I still shed some tears, although I don't feel anything afterwards. Most interesting characters, to me, were Akemi and Tetsu. They intrigued me, and their deaths really saddened me. The two main characters were too cliche, but they still tugged at my heartstrings at times. Saikano is forgettable. -- I think that's how I feel in the end. Sure, there were some moments of profound thought, and if you really want to dig into it, you might find it deep, but in the end, to me it's just a hopelessly sad anime that'll make you cry, but won't leave an impression. (NOTHING at the feet of Grave of the Fireflies haha :P) Anyway, 6/10... |
fishergirl16Aug 9, 2012 9:25 PM
fishergirl16 said: Wow. Well, Saikano was.. sad. Period. Too sad. So much of sadness, that by the end, I didn't care much, because the whole scenario was so hopeless, it's just like, whatever. Kinda. Lol. Idk. Also, the world wasn't explained enough.. I know they just wanted to focus on Shuji and Chise's relationship, but without much context, it doesn't feel very satisfying. Saikano is forgettable. -- I think that's how I feel in the end. Sure, there were some moments of profound thought, and if you really want to dig into it, you might find it deep, but in the end, to me it's just a hopelessly sad anime that'll make you cry, but won't leave an impression. (NOTHING at the feet of Grave of the Fireflies haha :P) Anyway, 6/10... Yeah, The show seemed hopeless. It felt like it was written by someone who should be on suicide watch. Japan seems to enjoy making series like this one. but i don't like watching them. Life can be depressing enough. I really don't need to see " no hope" stories too often. |
| This show is the reason I wish MAL would allow half-ratings. I'd really like to give it a 6.5 It was far better than everything I've given 6 to, but not quite enjoyable enough to earn a full 7. DAMMIT! I really liked this show, It's such a pity that I somehow didn't enjoy it that much. I feel like it's a true masterpiece that I just can't fully appreciate. |
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| I'm disappointed. I wanted to see some action in the series. For an ultimate weapon, we barely see her in action. The most was in this last episode, and it was only a few seconds. Too many secondary characters die. That's fine, but they should've gone deeper into the characterization of those characters. The last is the enemy. They never explained the conflict, why there were earthquakes, and those spiky things in the air. The world was ending, but they never explained why either. I could excuse all of that if they showed more action scenes, or focused more on the plot. In the end, neither was able to meet my expectations. They had the right idea for a plot, but it wasn't well developed. I'd give it a 5/10 |
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| Liked this anime and hated it too. Eventually I got frustrated with all the "I love you", "I just wanted to disappear", "Don't say that!", yadda yadda yadda....ugh. Other moments (like when Masa was hit but Shuji didn't even bleed) made me facepalm. However I liked the depressing tone and situation the world was in. When I heard about this I heard it was super depressing. It is, but while watching it I didn't feel anything. Not even a whine or sniff came out of me. I understand that it was more about Chise and Shuji than the conflict, but the rest says everything: Animatronix said: I'm disappointed. I wanted to see some action in the series. For an ultimate weapon, we barely see her in action. The most was in this last episode, and it was only a few seconds. Too many secondary characters die. That's fine, but they should've gone deeper into the characterization of those characters. The last is the enemy. They never explained the conflict, why there were earthquakes, and those spiky things in the air. The world was ending, but they never explained why either. I could excuse all of that if they showed more action scenes, or focused more on the plot. In the end, neither was able to meet my expectations. They had the right idea for a plot, but it wasn't well developed. I'd give it a 5/10 |
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| A tentative 8/10. Sort of like the ending to Evangelion. One of the most depressing anime I've seen, still I didn't cry though. I think this needs a lot more character building before the depressing stuff kicked in. It needs more of a contrast, more scenes not focusing purely on the war or sad romance. |
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| The plot holes and the ending kinda reminded me of Evangelion. Yeah it's sad and tragic but I never shed a tear for this one. 6/10 |
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VEE12 said: Daturian said: To all those who are upset about the ending, I think there is a huge theme that was portrayed that you might have missed, and it makes the ending so much better: "Love conquers all". 10/10 no contest Agreed. The world survived its end, even if it was only in Shuji's heart. The ending was depressing to be sure; I am not sure whether Shuji's last scenes is reality or merely a beautiful delusion that will help him cope in the time he has left. I've always thought that they should re-release this series with Shuji's eventual death at its conclusion. |
| Not many Anime could make me stand up and applaud but at the end of the show, I was doing just that. It's one of my top 5 favorite Anime. |
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| What a finale full of special effects, all the budget for this project was saved for this This apocalyptic end of the world which only seems consist Japan, the US and other English speaking nations was unreal Although the animation quality is quite bad at times I think when aired back in 2002 it was acceptable The OP animation reminded me of Last Exile from the same studio Saikano excels in the lines and dialogues overall (minus Shuu favorite returning words: Chise and Aho) the first half was really good with Shuuji and Chise's romantic relationship After that with the intensifing war there were great highs like Shuuji and Chise managing to be faithful somehow and terrible lows such as the kill scenes where the survivor doesn't make any sense At the final of the tenth run the fansubgroup had a nice warning message about things ended with a happy end and continueing till towards the last would hurt and be painful which was kind of ironic from what has been presented so far The last three episodes turned out to be some kind of "After Story" a lot of more shows seems to be inspired by Saikano such as Freezing and Ars Nova I liked the voicecast bringing the emotional scenes convincingly even if the script of some were horrendous Love scenes and the complicated relations visited were interesting, Shuuji was like a Casanova while Chise battling for the Nation A remake with a better directed and todays animation level would certainly be a masterpiece I would watch it even knowing the story already |
| "We don't really need to know WHY there was a war and such. Going into so many details would just be tedious and make this more action than it is love and tragedy. Use your imagination, resources running out, someone set off a nuke, etc. etc. Stop asking all these questions and just use your imagination lmao" +1000 and it would have been off topic, because the hero doesn't know that, so the spectator is not supposed to know these informations as well. if the anime is "plenty of holes", it's done on purpose. I can't understand why people are acting like that each time an anime ends. sometimes, it's justified, but most of the time they don't understand why it doesn't explain things. |
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| A great conclusion to Saikano. Their world may have ended, their loved ones may not be there anymore, but one thing's never changed throughout: their undying love. Like many others, I am a fan of sci-fi and at many times did rage at the lack of logic and reasoning behind the war concept and the abrupt apocalypse - but you know, this is a love story. Surprisingly, the ending to me was a very happy conclusion, compared to the endless amount of tragedy we have endured all the way up to episode 10. (The fansubbers even gave me a warning at the end of episode 10, ironically.) In fact, from 11 onwards is when this anime shines, and did its fullest. I may have found myself many-a-times empty and stunned, brain powered-out; still, I can't say I despise this love story, something which is decent. A surprising subtopic to consider: the dichotomy of life and death. Many times I found myself questioning the pain of living on, and the bliss of death in this anime. Obviously, in no way am I saying death is better than living, but if one is in the situation of Saikano, death may not be so scary after all. The other recurring symbol in this anime is morality. Humanity have tresspassed on this concept in history countless of times, regressing ourselves into mindless beasts; either for survival or for power. Yes, humans are the ones that end up bringing themselves down. Saikano is one of the very few anime which dared to touch on this topic, although with a steampunk-esque outlook to it. I have to admit that I didn't really liked the concept of a human-turned-WMD. While it did serve as the main plot device of the love story and the surrounding tragedy, I disliked it not just for its nonsense, but also for its method to evoke despair in this anime. This made it feel unnaturally forced, and also boring as it gets repetitive. Although, I have to reiterate that the entire anime was decent at its own right, and the conclusion was excellent in my honest opinion. School is starting for me soon, and this is a great title to end off the holiday. 8/10 |
| "If you reject me, I'll blast a hole in you!" Kanzaki H. Aria Just kidding.  |
| The first 6 episodes was horrible but the rest was really dramatic and sad which is good :) I like the ending with the imaginary scene... it makes it less painful to watch. |
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| Wow, that was a depressing ending to a depressing anime. Everybody died, but him. He is living in his own world pretending to be with Chise again. When he was hugging her, and then it showed him in a black empty room with nothing, as he tries to hold onto nothing, fuuuuuuuuuuck almost made me cry. It had a slow start, but really really kicked in the last 5 episodes. 8/10 |
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| I felt like this show had a lot of potential, unfortunately it didnt quite deliver. The VA's werent that great, specifically Shuji's VA, his character didnt make it that much better. I wish they portrayed the way the world was ending and the war a bit better, I guess it can be explained why it didnt because that's the way Shuji saw the world after all, he didnt know what was going, except what was happening in his own town. Many of the side characters were a plus though, Akemi and Tetsu especially. It was almost to the point I cared more for them than the 2 main characters Overall the anime was a nice little story ... depressing though. 7/10 |
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| 9/10 Serious, moving, and beautiful story. I think this series couldn't have a better ending, even if it is scary a bit. I loved almost every aspect of this anime. It was kinda rushed from time to time, this is the reason why I give only 9. But you know? this is really almost masterpiece. I don't remember when I last watched a anime in one-run. This is a story which is totally unforgettable. |
| Dub = fake crap. Always. |
| Well ,that sucked if this is the last love song on this little planet then we're fucked |
| I will never forget the feelings this show transmitted to me. |
KenShiRo-SamaJan 3, 2016 11:29 AM
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| Damn what an ending! This sure was something!!! At first I really didn't know what to expect from this but boy did this anime amaze me! Really great character and story development I must say, together with a great portion of drama and romance as it should! All in all a very good anime I must say, I sure liked it and I do wonder what the ova's have to offer us! |
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| A little plot twist at the final episode. I never knew half of the Earth was destroyed. Everyone died huh except Shuu, LOL. Earth is no more too. They were together even though the world's ended, I see. 3/5 Overall 5/10 |
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| Seriously powerful ending with those kind of feels that make you tear up, but more importantly, give you food for your thoughts. This series as a whole was a completely new experiences for me when it comes to the romance genre and shed light on aspects where other series didn't even move the curtain. Furthermore, it also managed to be a really amazing intra-apocalyptic war drama and depressing to boot. And I didn't expect it would play out like this. Shuji survived and Chise in a way too, but man, this whole situation is way too sad and somehow crueler than death. Being alive without any hope left, so much taken from you, you're only able to reminisce in memories. I wouldn't be able to stand it. I'm in awe right now and still can't process all what happened. Easy 9/10 and if some technical aspects had been done with more finesse then I probably would've even considered a full score. Will make sure to check out the manga, I'm curious and also because it might help with getting a better grasp of some aspects. |
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| Jesus this was one of the most depressing anime Ive ever watched. The manga from what I heard had a slightly "happier" ending but it still basically the same. This is marked as the my most hated series ever cause it was so good at first and thought it would have a Chobits sort of story but DAM I was sooo wrong. Then you've got all that NTR shit that was put in towards the end to make things worse. I heard a fan sub gave a warning for towards the end so people could have a happy end and dam I wish I had that warning. I basically want to pretend the last 3 odd episodes didnt exist but even then its still depressing. I kept telling myself "surely it'll get better from here" and it just kept going down and down and down. |
| Yuritopia FTW!!!!!!!!! BANZAI TO YURI !!!!!!!!!!!! |
| I didn’t understand the ending welp whatever 7/10 the drama was good especially “Chiese” voice acting was super good. |
| what a horribly unsatisfying show lol |
| While I appreciated the bleak and depressing atmosphere that pervaded the show, especially the latter half, overall it was an incredibly unsatisfying watch. Aside from the rather ugly art and character designs (e.g. Shuji looking like a middle-aged man and Chise looking like she's about 10 despite being the same age), none of the characters were particularly interesting either. As someone who greatly appreciates good worldbuilding in a series, the lack of explanations on so many details was incredibly disappointing, too. Is it necessary for them to explain anything? No. Would it have helped to make me more engaged in the series if they did? Definitely. Why the world was ending, who the war was being fought against, why Chise was chosen as the ultimate weapon, how she became a giant floating tentacle robot: none of these would have taken long to answer, but they didn't bother. Hell, even a name for the town most of the series is set in would have been appreciated. Sure, you can say it's all up to interpretation or that it doesn't matter, but that's just a lazy way to excuse poor worldbuilding and deflect from any actual criticisms. |
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Flarona said: this is one of those guys that got the SAT question of what the author was thinking right. A decade later but ty for the post, such a shame when ppl are completely clueless about what they're watching when it's not some abstract show. From the start Shuji decided he n Chise would be in love, that's all there is to it. This is what I think after reading the manga and watching the TV anime. The anime version has more or less slight differences compared to the manga, but now I'm talking about the anime that I finished today/yesterday. Shinoda said: What were those spikes in the sky??? Why did the war start and who was Chise fighting against?what nation... Chise had become very big, and only part of her was in the form of Chise with Shuji. Most of her was in the spikes and where they came from, or at least Chise made the spikes move. Did you notice how one of them tried to protect Shuji when the tsunami came closer? That's also how Shuji survived. Chise gave her body to keep her dear Shuji alive like he wished, and I'm not sure if it was Chise's spirit or just memories of her that Shuji talked to in the end. As for the second question, Chise told the reason of the war... oh no, not really. She told why the enemies were still attacking in the end: they knew that Chise, the strongest weapon on Earth was there, and they wanted to keep living, to keep their people alive, and so they tried to get Chise to themselves. (Remember how no one seemed to know what Chise was.) Unfortunately, it was too late and there was nothing to be done, and Chise knew it. She just wanted to stay with Shuji for a little while longer, so she attacked the planes that disturbed them. It really doesn't matter who was attacking or what the cause of the war was. That doesn't change the fact that when there's war, people feel lost and many lives are lost for circumstances that they don't have anything to do with it when you give it a thought. Everyone just wants to keep on living and let their dear ones live a long, happy life, if possible. "Je veux vivre" was one of the sentences in the opening animation. Besides, the only medium that worked during the (end of the?) series was the radio where they played the love song, so I don't think the characters knew, either, what was against them. Also, someone had referred to the enemies as "evil guys" or something like that. Do you remember the scene where Shuji and Akemi's friend gets killed? For a second, I was hoping that he and the enemy soldiers would get to know each other, but they just shot him down 'cause they didn't know what he was saying and vice versa. Just in case. :( This story isn't about war; it's about love and awkwardness. No matter how many times one of the girls who watched this with me complained on how the characters just talked and talked and how boring it was, there wasn't any more action (like in action movies) than a few catastrophes and deaths. Though I do think that the point was more clear in the manga than in the anime. DarkBlue said: And Shuji said that everyone already knew why the earthquakes were increasing, but we were never told, was it because the other side of the world already was destroyed? The earthquakes were increasing because the world was near its end. Would you still believe you're gonna live a long life when there are big earthquakes, enemy planes abd attacks, people leaving their homes and never coming back, no mass media (and people clinging on a single song played on the radio, perhaps hoping almost hopelessly that everything will be back to normal again)... DrHouse said: I would have liked to know more about the war, Chise, and the contents of those diaries, but in this case I think it was probably best that those things were never answered. The contents of the diaries were told briefly in the manga. She had written about fighting enemies like it was an everyday thing ("I met Shuji on my way to school and ate lunch with just the two of us on the roof. I had to leave before the fourth period and ended up destroying two cities again. Then I came back home." or something like that, I suppose) and "I'm sorry" repeated countless times. I think. chocho said: Many questions unaswered - but the worst was that the series somehow encourages sex between underage kids... Where is the good, old Sailor Moon ? There was also a big love- but they only kissed... Well- they dont have a good plot- so filled it with sex and killings- so that nobody would pay much attention to the storyline full of holes... Now Shuji is all alone imagining Chise- there will be no school, so they can spend their whole time making love at that balcony... Weehee. The manga was published in Big Comic Spirits (seinen magazine, ie. meant for young men) and the anime series came out at 2:30 a.m. at least on one TV channel (the only one that was recorded on Wikipedia). How on Earth would kids see this? You know, all anime/manga is not meant for children. :) And actually, there were only slightly pornographic scenes until the last episode(s). Every time they were about to have sex with someone, the other one said no. Besides, they did nothing but held hands and kissed before realizing how deep their feelings were. Shuji got stopped when he saw Chise's scar, felt really guilty after the time spent with Fuyumi, couldn't have sex with her when he saw an illusion of Akemi, and Tetsu stopped Chise when he realized she was doing it out of pity. Where is my porn? Oh, yes, in the last episode(s) where I can see two naked people sitting, looking at each other and breasts being washed. Does your life have a good, interesting plot? Of course you never get lured to do anything by anyone or make mistakes and you never hesitate, am I right? Well, my life hasn't got a plot at all. The creator of Saikano manga has been married for 20 years or so, and somehow I enjoy the fanservice meant for guys nowadays. I'm sorry for anything weird. I feel a bit dizzy (quite sure I've got a temperature) and it's half past four a.m. now and I haven't read to the test that'll begin after three and half hours. |
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| [/quote]this is one of those guys that got the SAT question of what the author was thinking right. A decade later but ty for the post, such a shame when ppl are completely clueless about what they're watching when it's not some abstract show. From the start Shuji decided he n Chise would be in love, that's all there is to it. [/quote] He only love her when he find out she was a robot, this is like School Days, ScumWish and a little of serial experiments lain together. None of the characters are likable. At first it didnt matter why there was war but having the end makes you think why was there war. It started well but that last four episodes were bad it really did ran too long. |
| wtf was this ending ? it's funny because total apocalypse ending are ultra rare (3 from my 1100 anime list) and i watched 2 of them at the same time. |
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