| I finished the anime a bit ago and I thought the story was interesting however there were some things I didn't get: And the whole robot story and the girl who was alone in a different world just went over my head. Was it supposed to be a metaphor? I couldn't catch the meaning at all. |
Fansofeverything said: ADDION_ said: what you should understand is thatI finished the anime a bit ago and I thought the story was interesting however there were some things I didn't get: And the whole robot story and the girl who was alone in a different world just went over my head. Was it supposed to be a metaphor? I couldn't catch the meaning at all. the fate itself just changed, Remember that Okazaki always help people, then every time he does that (kindness) , an orb appears yeah one might ask,ok sure but how tf that the characters survived and some shit? My answer is the fate is reversed, the timelime has changed and no Okazaki never travelled back in time, its not steins gate kind of timeline changing cuz Okazaki cant remember anything when he "travel back in time" (correct me if im wrong, anybody) To me it seemed like everything that happened was just undone conveniently and all that sad shit that happened was just to just play with your heartstrings so that the happy ending feels even better. Idk it just seemed like a deus-ex-machina to end the anime in a high note and I thought it was unnatural, maybe i'm missing something but it all seems too strange |
ADDION_ said: I finished the anime a bit ago and I thought the story was interesting however there were some things I didn't get: And the whole robot story and the girl who was alone in a different world just went over my head. Was it supposed to be a metaphor? I couldn't catch the meaning at all. The story of the robot and the girl was how nagisa survived in the last episode. The robot is Tomoya and the Girl is Ushio, and after ushio dies she wishes for Nagisa to survive so what happens is tomoya and ushio are in that world and they escape it and save nagisa. Which is all of because of the glowing wishes you see in the show. As in the glowing yellow orbs that are shown. |
| this would be the perfect answer, I knew this but couldn't put in words like you |
| https://youtu.be/dQw4w9WgXcQ [WATCH THIS^^^] |
ADDION_ said: Fansofeverything said: what you should understand is that the fate itself just changed, Remember that Okazaki always help people, then every time he does that (kindness) , an orb appears yeah one might ask,ok sure but how tf that the characters survived and some shit? My answer is the fate is reversed, the timelime has changed and no Okazaki never travelled back in time, its not steins gate kind of timeline changing cuz Okazaki cant remember anything when he "travel back in time" (correct me if im wrong, anybody) To me it seemed like everything that happened was just undone conveniently and all that sad shit that happened was just to just play with your heartstrings so that the happy ending feels even better. Idk it just seemed like a deus-ex-machina to end the anime in a high note and I thought it was unnatural, maybe i'm missing something but it all seems too strange This isn't a deus ex machina, the thing about the light orbs was already introduced in the beginning of the first season |
rafasc33Mar 18, 2022 11:35 AM
| well i just realised that i had the whole story wrong i might as well rewatch LMFAO |
| There were these orbs that were shown in anime. Those orbs grant wishes. Just right after Ushio died Tomoya wished for his life back so everything went to normal. He’s just a kind person in general so the orb went inside him, it “chose” him. He didn’t know any of that though, he didn’t know he has the chance to make a wish. At the end he was so desperate that the orb listened to him and granted his wish. |
 ๐๐ฐ๐ฎ๐ฆ๐ต๐ช๐ฎ๐ฆ๐ด ๐ธ๐ฉ๐ฆ๐ฏ ๐ ๐ค๐ญ๐ฐ๐ด๐ฆ ๐ฎ๐บ ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฆ๐ด, ๐ ๐ค๐ข๐ฏ’๐ต ๐ด๐ฆ๐ฆ. |
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| Robot is literally Tomoya and girl is Ushio. Ushio created this world in order to collect orbs and use them all to make something greater then just a wish, which is a miracle. There is a phenomenal video clearly explaining the ending: |
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Fansofeverything said: ADDION_ said: what you should understand is thatI finished the anime a bit ago and I thought the story was interesting however there were some things I didn't get: And the whole robot story and the girl who was alone in a different world just went over my head. Was it supposed to be a metaphor? I couldn't catch the meaning at all. the fate itself just changed, Remember that Okazaki always help people, then every time he does that (kindness) , an orb appears yeah one might ask,ok sure but how tf that the characters survived and some shit? My answer is the fate is reversed, the timelime has changed and no Okazaki never travelled back in time, its not steins gate kind of timeline changing cuz Okazaki cant remember anything when he "travel back in time" (correct me if im wrong, anybody) Yes I agree. :) Although if I remember correctly he does have a sense of „deja vu“ when reversing the timeline |
ADDION_ said: I finished the anime a bit ago and I thought the story was interesting however there were some things I didn't get: And the whole robot story and the girl who was alone in a different world just went over my head. Was it supposed to be a metaphor? I couldn't catch the meaning at all. There is a perfect video on the subject called “the truth behind the girl and the robot” on YouTube. It is the best explanation you will get. |
ADDION_ said: Fansofeverything said: what you should understand is that the fate itself just changed, Remember that Okazaki always help people, then every time he does that (kindness) , an orb appears yeah one might ask,ok sure but how tf that the characters survived and some shit? My answer is the fate is reversed, the timelime has changed and no Okazaki never travelled back in time, its not steins gate kind of timeline changing cuz Okazaki cant remember anything when he "travel back in time" (correct me if im wrong, anybody) To me it seemed like everything that happened was just undone conveniently and all that sad shit that happened was just to just play with your heartstrings so that the happy ending feels even better. Idk it just seemed like a deus-ex-machina to end the anime in a high note and I thought it was unnatural, maybe i'm missing something but it all seems too strange You don’t know what a deus ex means then. Orbs were present in the very first episode, and they made appearances frequently after that. |
| i think the robot framing device makes a lot more sense in the context of the visual novel. |
DenpaSanMar 18, 2022 10:19 AM
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Spaceman_Sp1ff said: ADDION_ said: To me it seemed like everything that happened was just undone conveniently and all that sad shit that happened was just to just play with your heartstrings so that the happy ending feels even better. Idk it just seemed like a deus-ex-machina to end the anime in a high note and I thought it was unnatural, maybe i'm missing something but it all seems too strange You don’t know what a deus ex means then. Orbs were present in the very first episode, and they made appearances frequently after that. I now see that it's not a deus ex, i thought it was a deus ex because I didn't understand what the orbs did. Now i can say that its not a deus ex |
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