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| Damn, the past, present, and future really intertwines with every important timeline in this show. I mean, Seimei knows it and Takeru has to do what he can to stop a disaster. Feels like with every episode, he continously have to overcome the odds one by one. S |
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| I don't really know where this show will end up going but I hope they manage to give us a compelling ending, this new world went straight to the final fight between Tsukimiya and Seimei, I really wonder what is going to happen with her at the end. |
Basically: The problem is birds... And psychopath onnas. But remember, guys: The bros would never do such a thing. Right?  |
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| I can't remember any show like this one. So many twists makes it really hard to predict, I have no idea how it's going to end. Despite that, I think that the first Tsukimiya isn't the crazy one, not 100% sure tho. |
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| So it's now Bros vs Hoes. Maybe the rat-thing is the real final villain? |
| Damn post-credit scene, I'm not surprised Tsukimiya went after Seimei first since Takeru did join hands with him and this is Seimei's last life. I do want to see how she was able to put him into a position where he is seen as the villain and where everyone else in the cast is. It was sad to see what a loss in the Centennial Pandemonium can look like, the way everyone was lined up for their death, the town down to rubble and how intense that one women was when Takeru tried to stop her and understandably so. It's sad to think how many times Seimei had to go through this even if it was his own doing, it was reminder of another predestined future that he couldn't change. I enjoyed the flashback, it probably could have been a full episode if they added some more meat to it so that when Kunihito dies, it'd pack more of a punch even if we knew it'd happen. I liked Kunihito though, he was a mature Takeru and I mean that in a good way, it would have been nice to see more of him and his developing relationship with Seimei. It's sad to learn Seimei had already known specifically of Kunihito's death. But man, I really like this development with Seimei and Takeru, from enemies to bros! I did find it amusing how Seimei blasts Takeru so that he doesn't get erased as well. Tsukimiya felt like a yandere at the end lol. Like "How dare Seimei take my man!" Tsukimiya can't win over a bromance that has gone mano a mano. |
| Authentic. |
| When I saw that rain of feathers, I knew I gotta curse Tsukimiya. She's one of the anime girls that succeeded in making me go from liking to despising her. This isekai original has completely turned me from "I can watch it later, or I'll just stack 2-3 episodes" to "New episode's dropping; I gotta watch now" since E6. Can't wait to see how things will go in the last universe. Hope they made a decently written ending, be it happy, sad, bittersweet, or True. |
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| I like how Takeru realized that simping is bad Bros before hoes |
| So no matter what happened, the future destiny can't be changed? Let's see how it's going in the last world :) |
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| Anything is not full white or full black, Seimei does what he does because it's the only solution! The last chance is here, can Takeru finally save this world and change the future? |
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| Alright, so we now know what Seimei has been trying to achieve and his methodology. We also know that the entity behind it all is the Great Time Birb or GT-chan (lol) as controlled by Tsukimiya. But what I don't get is the point of GT-chan, and I don't believe for a moment it is to avoid humanities end on the moon because now I am doubting everything Tsukimiya has said. |
| With the loss of Denji Heian-kyo, Takeru once again arrives into another parallel world, this time with Seimei purifying veryone with the Stellarization to have their souls transferred to the next world peacefully since it lost the Centennial Pandemonium. Seimei revealing everything that has transpired in the thousand years, and the person he's worked closely with, as infuriating as Kunihito comes, Seimei is given the task to fix Heian to the best of his abilities. Sure, Kunihito may not see it the same way as Seimei with his converging world lines depicting the future of one such levee that'll be destroyed due to flooding, it's the hard work of everyone that stopped it from occurring. However, the one outlier he didn't consider of that inevitable future, is the effect of Tsukimiya on his world, even losing Kunihito in the process. And it's that slyness that created 100 parallel worlds, each with their own potential to thrive that as predicted by the Convergence Disaster, is bound to happen with feathers from above and mysterious light. Even with the World Whittle and the Centennial Pandemonium which had the ability to secure every one of the parallel worlds if they were ever destroyed, that could still stand Seimei a chance to recreate worlds once again, but it effectively ended with Tsukimiya and the Great Timebird. Who'd think that family mottos, and a thousand-year future in the making, would band bros before a demanding hoe. The simping just doesn't work anymore, and the story is converging to one epic finale. Will Takeru change the one LAST future returning by death? Anticipation mounts enough... |
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| Tsukimiya's great timebird destroying any future that has a chance of attacking it is so OP. Takeru and Seimei are going to need more than a miracle on their side to stop these bad endings. Although that cliffhanger might just be the start of another one! (Which is definitely not good since there's only one world left.) |
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