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May 26, 2016 4:41 PM
#1401
Hi everyone! I want to ask something. 1. When Suzuha's time machine appeared in the building, why neither SERN nor other organizations didn't interested in how satellite crashed into the building? 2. If nothing and no one can change important events such someone's death, then how Okabe could save Kurisu? I think, she must die there anyway Okabe did. |
May 28, 2016 3:49 AM
#1402
WASDragon said: Hi everyone! I want to ask something. 2. If nothing and no one can change important events such someone's death, then how Okabe could save Kurisu? I think, she must die there anyway Okabe did. Important event was not actual Kurisu's death but Okabe sending first d-mail, thats why he was able to save her. It will be explained in S;G 0. |
HoTTab1CHMay 28, 2016 3:54 AM
May 28, 2016 6:02 AM
#1403
HoTTab1CH said: WASDragon said: Hi everyone! I want to ask something. 2. If nothing and no one can change important events such someone's death, then how Okabe could save Kurisu? I think, she must die there anyway Okabe did. Important event was not actual Kurisu's death but Okabe sending first d-mail, thats why he was able to save her. It will be explained in S;G 0. Thanks! Anyway I am going to watch it. |
Jun 11, 2016 2:58 PM
#1404
Finally finished this series. I definitely regret watching the first 12 episodes, and then taking like a 2 month pause right after. So hard remember everything. Not gonna lie, at first I was really bored, but then I realized later on that most people agreed that the first half is slow and so I stopped right when it was getting good. BUT ANYWAYS, yeah I didn't like it at first, but towards the end, boy I was wrong. This is a masterpiece. Lots of mind blowing aspects lol. However, there are a few things I'm confused about: > How come sometimes, when he traveled via D-mail, there was no past-self of his that he would have to avoid confrontation with, like in the very end? > When he goes back in time, what happens to the time period that he left? Does it exist without him? > What is Steins;Gate? > How was he able to change Kurisu's death in the alpha line, but not Mayuri's in the beta line? Also, was anyone else expecting some sort of battle/confrontation with SERN? I was expecting something more than just hacking into their computers, but oh well. Still great nonetheless. 10/10. Time for the movie C: |
♔ caught in the wonder ♔ |
Jun 12, 2016 4:50 AM
#1405
Striktlyy said: > How come sometimes, when he traveled via D-mail, there was no past-self of his that he would have to avoid confrontation with, like in the very end? > When he goes back in time, what happens to the time period that he left? Does it exist without him? > What is Steins;Gate? > How was he able to change Kurisu's death in the alpha line, but not Mayuri's in the beta line? >It's actually time-loop, all that we saw previously also happened in that world line, so they arrived after previous Okabe and Suzuha traveled back in time. If I'm wrong here somebody please correct me. >Well it depends on what kind of time travel is used. If D-Mail: He is "moving" to another world line. This is like parallel universes but only one is active, so technically he still exist in another world lines but thats actually doesn't matter since only one is active and the world is rebuilding itself to that world line. Time-leap: He copy memories to past himself in the same world line, so he overwrites himself. Time machine: He physically travels in time. >As said Okabe in ep23: "It doesn't really mean anything". The word Stein is reference to Albert Einstein. >Kurisu's death in the alpha line was not "unavoidable" event like Mayuri's in the beta line, the actual event was Okabe sending first D-Mail after seeing Kurisu dead, thats why he was able to save her, this will be all explained in upcoming Steins;Gate 0. S;G 0 follows Okabe after he failed to save Kurisu and stabbed her and refused for a second try ( episode 23 beta) and he send video that we saw in the end of original 23 episode. So Chronological order will be ep1-ep22 -> ep 23b -> Steins;Gate 0 -> ep23-24. |
Jun 12, 2016 12:45 PM
#1406
Just finished the anime ! Such a top one and even if sometimes the choices of MC aren't optimal if we consider that he can back in time at his will. It was... Well no... It is a masterpiece, no doubt about it |
Jun 17, 2016 5:06 AM
#1407
OtakuDaikun said: Not sure what you really want to ask, If you sepearate your qestion and theory with 'Enter' that might be help a bit :)I really need a Steins Gate expert for this question. I haven't played the visual novel but I have a feeling it's equally vague at this point. When Okabe goes with Suzuha in the time machine to finally reach the Steins Gate world line, he makes it seem like Makise is dead by using his own blood. He then goes with Suzuha back into the time machine to return to the point in time they departed from, this time being on the Steins Gate world line. My question is, the Steins Gate world line has no time machine, so how would the original Okabe (the one who sent the first D-mail) leave to be replaced by the bleeding Okabe? We see Okabe get out of the hospital, meaning that this was the bleeding Okabe that just saved Kurisu, but what technically happens as Okabe and Suzuha are returning to the new world line? Suzuha disappears, but does bleeding Okabe land the time machine and go to the hospital? If so, what the heck is the original Okabe doing after he sends the first D-mail, now presumed to be deleted from SERN's records? If Suzuha isn't there to pick him up, then he'd still be around when the time machine arrives with bleeding Okabe. The anime totally glosses over this part and I'm curious to get a better idea of exactly what happens. Ok from what i understand you No, time machine doesn't go to Steins Gate world line. Steins Gate world line doesn't have time machine. when Okabe use time machine to go back to present(the day he bleeds) only his memories that is travel, his body and time machine location is unknown(Just lke other pre-dmail okabe). |
Jun 17, 2016 11:25 AM
#1408
Kofrine said: OtakuDaikun said: Not sure what you really want to ask, If you sepearate your qestion and theory with 'Enter' that might be help a bit :)I really need a Steins Gate expert for this question. I haven't played the visual novel but I have a feeling it's equally vague at this point. When Okabe goes with Suzuha in the time machine to finally reach the Steins Gate world line, he makes it seem like Makise is dead by using his own blood. He then goes with Suzuha back into the time machine to return to the point in time they departed from, this time being on the Steins Gate world line. My question is, the Steins Gate world line has no time machine, so how would the original Okabe (the one who sent the first D-mail) leave to be replaced by the bleeding Okabe? We see Okabe get out of the hospital, meaning that this was the bleeding Okabe that just saved Kurisu, but what technically happens as Okabe and Suzuha are returning to the new world line? Suzuha disappears, but does bleeding Okabe land the time machine and go to the hospital? If so, what the heck is the original Okabe doing after he sends the first D-mail, now presumed to be deleted from SERN's records? If Suzuha isn't there to pick him up, then he'd still be around when the time machine arrives with bleeding Okabe. The anime totally glosses over this part and I'm curious to get a better idea of exactly what happens. Ok from what i understand you No, time machine doesn't go to Steins Gate world line. Steins Gate world line doesn't have time machine. when Okabe use time machine to go back to present(the day he bleeds) only his memories that is travel, his body and time machine location is unknown(Just lke other pre-dmail okabe). Sorry, I typed that from my phone in a rush. What you just said is what I think should have happened to stay consistent. The bleeding Okabe goes to the hospital on the Steins Gate world line. If that's so, we'd still have the original Okabe who sends the first D-mail AND the bleeding Okabe. I can't think of a good reason why there wouldn't be two of him at that moment. |
Jun 17, 2016 6:56 PM
#1409
OtakuDaikun said: Hmm let me ask this first for convenient purposeKofrine said: OtakuDaikun said: I really need a Steins Gate expert for this question. I haven't played the visual novel but I have a feeling it's equally vague at this point. When Okabe goes with Suzuha in the time machine to finally reach the Steins Gate world line, he makes it seem like Makise is dead by using his own blood. He then goes with Suzuha back into the time machine to return to the point in time they departed from, this time being on the Steins Gate world line. My question is, the Steins Gate world line has no time machine, so how would the original Okabe (the one who sent the first D-mail) leave to be replaced by the bleeding Okabe? We see Okabe get out of the hospital, meaning that this was the bleeding Okabe that just saved Kurisu, but what technically happens as Okabe and Suzuha are returning to the new world line? Suzuha disappears, but does bleeding Okabe land the time machine and go to the hospital? If so, what the heck is the original Okabe doing after he sends the first D-mail, now presumed to be deleted from SERN's records? If Suzuha isn't there to pick him up, then he'd still be around when the time machine arrives with bleeding Okabe. The anime totally glosses over this part and I'm curious to get a better idea of exactly what happens. Ok from what i understand you No, time machine doesn't go to Steins Gate world line. Steins Gate world line doesn't have time machine. when Okabe use time machine to go back to present(the day he bleeds) only his memories that is travel, his body and time machine location is unknown(Just lke other pre-dmail okabe). Sorry, I typed that from my phone in a rush. What you just said is what I think should have happened to stay consistent. The bleeding Okabe goes to the hospital on the Steins Gate world line. If that's so, we'd still have the original Okabe who sends the first D-mail AND the bleeding Okabe. I can't think of a good reason why there wouldn't be two of him at that moment. why do think there should be two of him? |
Jun 18, 2016 12:02 AM
#1410
Kofrine said: OtakuDaikun said: Hmm let me ask this first for convenient purposeKofrine said: OtakuDaikun said: Not sure what you really want to ask, If you sepearate your qestion and theory with 'Enter' that might be help a bit :)I really need a Steins Gate expert for this question. I haven't played the visual novel but I have a feeling it's equally vague at this point. When Okabe goes with Suzuha in the time machine to finally reach the Steins Gate world line, he makes it seem like Makise is dead by using his own blood. He then goes with Suzuha back into the time machine to return to the point in time they departed from, this time being on the Steins Gate world line. My question is, the Steins Gate world line has no time machine, so how would the original Okabe (the one who sent the first D-mail) leave to be replaced by the bleeding Okabe? We see Okabe get out of the hospital, meaning that this was the bleeding Okabe that just saved Kurisu, but what technically happens as Okabe and Suzuha are returning to the new world line? Suzuha disappears, but does bleeding Okabe land the time machine and go to the hospital? If so, what the heck is the original Okabe doing after he sends the first D-mail, now presumed to be deleted from SERN's records? If Suzuha isn't there to pick him up, then he'd still be around when the time machine arrives with bleeding Okabe. The anime totally glosses over this part and I'm curious to get a better idea of exactly what happens. Ok from what i understand you No, time machine doesn't go to Steins Gate world line. Steins Gate world line doesn't have time machine. when Okabe use time machine to go back to present(the day he bleeds) only his memories that is travel, his body and time machine location is unknown(Just lke other pre-dmail okabe). Sorry, I typed that from my phone in a rush. What you just said is what I think should have happened to stay consistent. The bleeding Okabe goes to the hospital on the Steins Gate world line. If that's so, we'd still have the original Okabe who sends the first D-mail AND the bleeding Okabe. I can't think of a good reason why there wouldn't be two of him at that moment. why do think there should be two of him? The easiest way to see what I'm getting at is to think of the Steins Gate world line exclusively. The Okabe that THINKS he sees Makise dead goes ahead and sends the first d-mail, the one to Daru about a stabbed Kurisu. But this is the Steins Gate world line in the beta attractor field, so that D-mail doesn't cause a SERN uprising. Basically, nothing happens when he sends that D-mail. That Okabe just hangs around the lab screwing around, or something, but it's not like he physically leaves the world line. On this timeline, Suzuha doesn't come and pick him up, so he's still there. There's no reason to introduce the bleeding Okabe, he should have just vanished along with Suzuha in the machine and had his memories hop to the Okabe I was just talking about, the one sending the first D-mail. On the reverse end, Suzuha shouldn't have disappeared while the bleeding Okabe didn't. I'll admit the whole disappearing thing is very Back to the Future and as such doesn't make too much sense anyway, but there would definitely be two Okabe hanging around on the Steins Gate world line if we don't just chalk it up to time travel deus ex machina. |
Jun 18, 2016 1:55 AM
#1411
@OtakuDaikun I'm still not quite sure what are you asking.. T_T sorry. or rather i'm not quite understand your reason of why there should be 2 Okabe. the version of him from July 28th sends the first D-mail and himself ends up on the Alpha worldline, goes through the two weeks there, and ends up on the Beta worldline, and reaches Steins;Gate. Suzuha didn't existed and not suppose to. Okabe didn't existed there but suppose to. I think you're loop on where you think the D-mail in Beta doesn't cause a SERN uprising. |
KofrineJun 18, 2016 2:18 AM
Jun 18, 2016 2:33 AM
#1412
@OtakuDaikun Actually i asked the similar question as you in Reddit too. https://www.reddit.com/r/steinsgate/comments/4onret/steins_gate_spoilerokabe_in_stein_gate_world_line/ |
Jun 18, 2016 11:25 AM
#1413
Kofrine said: @OtakuDaikun I'm still not quite sure what are you asking.. T_T sorry. or rather i'm not quite understand your reason of why there should be 2 Okabe. the version of him from July 28th sends the first D-mail and himself ends up on the Alpha worldline, goes through the two weeks there, and ends up on the Beta worldline, and reaches Steins;Gate. Suzuha didn't existed and not suppose to. Okabe didn't existed there but suppose to. I think you're loop on where you think the D-mail in Beta doesn't cause a SERN uprising. Okabe doesn't physically go anywhere when sending a D-mail. If he did, he'd still have the pink thread in his coat. It's only his memories that move from world line to world line. On the Steins Gate world line, that Okabe doesn't physically go anywhere? Are you imagining that Okabe hits the send button and vanishes for two weeks? That would really mess with Mayuri who was right next to him. I'm asking, essentially, what those two weeks on the Steins Gate world line look like? |
Jun 18, 2016 11:26 AM
#1414
Xillya- said: @OtakuDaikun Actually i asked the similar question as you in Reddit too. https://www.reddit.com/r/steinsgate/comments/4onret/steins_gate_spoilerokabe_in_stein_gate_world_line/ Still didn't explain anything to satisfaction. I know what the show wants me to think happens, but it doesn't make any sense when paired with the rules they'd already established. |
Jun 18, 2016 11:35 AM
#1415
@OtakuDaikun Okabe doesn't physically go anywhere when sending a D-mail. we didnt know about that. It's only his memories that move from world line to world line. Time machine moves both his memory and physical body. On the Steins Gate world line, that Okabe doesn't physically go anywhere? That's the same as asking where's Beta okabe when Obersver okabe is in α world line. >I'm asking, essentially, what those two weeks on the Steins Gate world line look like? We never know if the time line still continue after world line shifted or not. |
Jun 18, 2016 3:11 PM
#1416
Xillya- said: @OtakuDaikun Okabe doesn't physically go anywhere when sending a D-mail. we didnt know about that. It's only his memories that move from world line to world line. Time machine moves both his memory and physical body. On the Steins Gate world line, that Okabe doesn't physically go anywhere? That's the same as asking where's Beta okabe when Obersver okabe is in α world line. >I'm asking, essentially, what those two weeks on the Steins Gate world line look like? We never know if the time line still continue after world line shifted or not. Basically everything we saw in 23 episodes happens (actually ends) in S;G line. Thats the whole point, all events that we saw must happen, they are unavoidable. And Suzuha with time machine disappears right after she delivers okabe into the future, and there is no second okabe in that line because he went back in time few minutes before they arrived to save Kurisu. Thats time-loop. |
Jun 18, 2016 6:48 PM
#1417
Xillya- said: @OtakuDaikun Okabe doesn't physically go anywhere when sending a D-mail. we didnt know about that. It's only his memories that move from world line to world line. Time machine moves both his memory and physical body. On the Steins Gate world line, that Okabe doesn't physically go anywhere? That's the same as asking where's Beta okabe when Obersver okabe is in α world line. >I'm asking, essentially, what those two weeks on the Steins Gate world line look like? We never know if the time line still continue after world line shifted or not. See? It's not presented very clearly in the show or visual novel. For D-mails, he doesn't physically time travel, his memories just transfer to the Okabe of the destination world line. In the same way, when he deletes the Dmails from SERN, his memories of the alpha lines transfer to the mind of the Okabe on a beta world line. The universe didn't just invent an Okabe to do that, there already was one, the one who sent the first Dmail and did stuff for two weeks until the Reading Steiner kicked in. We know he didn't physically go from alpha to beta because he loses the pink thread in the process. Why? Because the Okabe who sends the first Dmail never has Makise fix his coat; his coat doesn't even get torn. |
Jun 23, 2016 2:34 AM
#1418
Kurisu is back to life, eveybody becomes lab memebers again, everything is back to normal. This final episode was amazing!!! |
Jul 27, 2016 6:24 PM
#1419
Done rewatching it. Already knew my opinion would stay the same 4 episodes in, easily a masterpiece. |
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Aug 14, 2016 8:09 PM
#1420
I enjoyed the series and really liked that it ended in a positive note. I can't believe I took a break from the series because the last couple of episodes were really well done and heart-wrenching. I'm glad I finally got to complete the series and see what everybody was recommending and talking about. |
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Aug 18, 2016 10:31 AM
#1421
Did anyone notice that something was different with the D-mail in the previous episode. Yes, this time Okabe was the one who received the D-mail. Contrary to what normally happens, this time "our" Okabe was the one who got the D-mail from the Okabe of the Future. Coming back... what happens when Okabe sends a D-mail to the past? He goes into the World Line where he received his D-mail and made a different choice. But, he does not have any memory of this new World Line, although the memories of other characters change according to the World Line. This means that in the previous episode, the Okabe from the future sent the D-mail to our Okabe. From the perspective of the future okabe, he will immediately change World Lines and he will replace our Okabe. Thus, Future Okabe will not have any memories from the past 15 years in this World Line. So, you can expect that in about 15 years, our Okabe will be replaced by an Okabe who is totally clueless about the past 15 years he spent with Kurisu, Mayuri etc. SO MUCH FOR A HAPPY ENDING..... |
Aug 18, 2016 12:43 PM
#1422
Aquamarine245 said: Did anyone notice that something was different with the D-mail in the previous episode. Yes, this time Okabe was the one who received the D-mail. Contrary to what normally happens, this time "our" Okabe was the one who got the D-mail from the Okabe of the Future. Coming back... what happens when Okabe sends a D-mail to the past? He goes into the World Line where he received his D-mail and made a different choice. But, he does not have any memory of this new World Line, although the memories of other characters change according to the World Line. This means that in the previous episode, the Okabe from the future sent the D-mail to our Okabe. From the perspective of the future okabe, he will immediately change World Lines and he will replace our Okabe. Thus, Future Okabe will not have any memories from the past 15 years in this World Line. So, you can expect that in about 15 years, our Okabe will be replaced by an Okabe who is totally clueless about the past 15 years he spent with Kurisu, Mayuri etc. SO MUCH FOR A HAPPY ENDING..... This, back when I watched S;G for the first time I thought that too. This Okabe didn't seem to remember anything about those 15 years which for me didn't make any sense based on the theory that had been explained to us but.. I expect answers about this in S;G 0 |
Aug 19, 2016 3:44 AM
#1423
Aquamarine245 said: Did anyone notice that something was different with the D-mail in the previous episode. Yes, this time Okabe was the one who received the D-mail. Contrary to what normally happens, this time "our" Okabe was the one who got the D-mail from the Okabe of the Future. Coming back... what happens when Okabe sends a D-mail to the past? He goes into the World Line where he received his D-mail and made a different choice. But, he does not have any memory of this new World Line, although the memories of other characters change according to the World Line. This means that in the previous episode, the Okabe from the future sent the D-mail to our Okabe. From the perspective of the future okabe, he will immediately change World Lines and he will replace our Okabe. Thus, Future Okabe will not have any memories from the past 15 years in this World Line. So, you can expect that in about 15 years, our Okabe will be replaced by an Okabe who is totally clueless about the past 15 years he spent with Kurisu, Mayuri etc. SO MUCH FOR A HAPPY ENDING..... For some reason, future okabe will not replace our okabe. I am not going to tell you why since it is a huge spoiler for steins;gate 0. But it will be explained. Do not worry and just patiently wait for the anime adaption |
Aug 24, 2016 10:01 AM
#1424
OtakuDaikun said: Kofrine said: OtakuDaikun said: I really need a Steins Gate expert for this question. I haven't played the visual novel but I have a feeling it's equally vague at this point. When Okabe goes with Suzuha in the time machine to finally reach the Steins Gate world line, he makes it seem like Makise is dead by using his own blood. He then goes with Suzuha back into the time machine to return to the point in time they departed from, this time being on the Steins Gate world line. My question is, the Steins Gate world line has no time machine, so how would the original Okabe (the one who sent the first D-mail) leave to be replaced by the bleeding Okabe? We see Okabe get out of the hospital, meaning that this was the bleeding Okabe that just saved Kurisu, but what technically happens as Okabe and Suzuha are returning to the new world line? Suzuha disappears, but does bleeding Okabe land the time machine and go to the hospital? If so, what the heck is the original Okabe doing after he sends the first D-mail, now presumed to be deleted from SERN's records? If Suzuha isn't there to pick him up, then he'd still be around when the time machine arrives with bleeding Okabe. The anime totally glosses over this part and I'm curious to get a better idea of exactly what happens. Ok from what i understand you No, time machine doesn't go to Steins Gate world line. Steins Gate world line doesn't have time machine. when Okabe use time machine to go back to present(the day he bleeds) only his memories that is travel, his body and time machine location is unknown(Just lke other pre-dmail okabe). Sorry, I typed that from my phone in a rush. What you just said is what I think should have happened to stay consistent. The bleeding Okabe goes to the hospital on the Steins Gate world line. If that's so, we'd still have the original Okabe who sends the first D-mail AND the bleeding Okabe. I can't think of a good reason why there wouldn't be two of him at that moment. hmm i am positive that the time machine go to Steins;Gate worldline because the worldline shift happens when okabe inside it but the shift didnt explained in anime The thing is, when they arrived The time machine and Suzuha will be "time paradox" since there is no time machine at that worldline so the universe wont allow it then they disappeared This also occured to okabe, two okabes in a "no time machine" worldline will be considered a paradox by the universe. so my hypothesis is, since the bleeding okabe is the "observer" the "initial steins gate okabe" is the one who disappeared as soon as they arrived. HDarkmantis said: Aquamarine245 said: Did anyone notice that something was different with the D-mail in the previous episode. Yes, this time Okabe was the one who received the D-mail. Contrary to what normally happens, this time "our" Okabe was the one who got the D-mail from the Okabe of the Future. Coming back... what happens when Okabe sends a D-mail to the past? He goes into the World Line where he received his D-mail and made a different choice. But, he does not have any memory of this new World Line, although the memories of other characters change according to the World Line. This means that in the previous episode, the Okabe from the future sent the D-mail to our Okabe. From the perspective of the future okabe, he will immediately change World Lines and he will replace our Okabe. Thus, Future Okabe will not have any memories from the past 15 years in this World Line. So, you can expect that in about 15 years, our Okabe will be replaced by an Okabe who is totally clueless about the past 15 years he spent with Kurisu, Mayuri etc. SO MUCH FOR A HAPPY ENDING..... This, back when I watched S;G for the first time I thought that too. This Okabe didn't seem to remember anything about those 15 years which for me didn't make any sense based on the theory that had been explained to us but.. I expect answers about this in S;G 0 There will be no world line shift from future okabe perspective because the message sent when future okabe already "dead" (further explanation will spoil S;G 0) |
7th-ArchangelAug 24, 2016 10:06 AM
Sep 13, 2016 1:08 PM
#1425
I hope the anime would never have ended. The MAD SCIENTIST is great !! El Phy Congroo !! |
Sep 13, 2016 1:29 PM
#1426
ROGERS_078 said: I hope the anime would never have ended. The MAD SCIENTIST is great !! El Phy Congroo !! Well, you still have episode 25, the movie, the ONAs, then episode 23β and then wait for Steins;Gate 0 |
Sep 21, 2016 12:57 PM
#1427
The anime has a secret "SAD" ending. Actually, when the Okabe Rintarou from the 15 years in the future sends a D-mail to our Okabe, The future one is shifting worldlines. This means that after 15 years, our Okabe will be replaced by the Okabe of the future i-e the one who sent the Dmail and he will be absolutely clueless. This shows that the Okabe of the Beta Attractor field will enter STEINS GATE world line 15 years later. |
Sep 21, 2016 1:24 PM
#1428
Extreme245 said: The anime has a secret "SAD" ending. Actually, when the Okabe Rintarou from the 15 years in the future sends a D-mail to our Okabe, The future one is shifting worldlines. This means that after 15 years, our Okabe will be replaced by the Okabe of the future i-e the one who sent the Dmail and he will be absolutely clueless. This shows that the Okabe of the Beta Attractor field will enter STEINS GATE world line 15 years later. While your thoughts are right, that's not what's going to happen. Little spoilers about upcoming Steins;Gate Zero. If you didn't watch episode 23B which leads to s;g 0 go watch it. Future Okabe who sent video somehow disabled reading steiner so he didn't overwrite himself in SG world line 15 years later. S;G 0 will explain most things that was not answered in original S;G. |
HoTTab1CHSep 21, 2016 1:27 PM
Sep 25, 2016 6:00 PM
#1429
"Sci-Fi" ? Jajaja Forget for a moment the "fiction" and investigate the actual rumors about the CERN. The coincidences with Steins Gate are really amazing and i don't believe in coinsidences any more. Conspiracies, open portals, time travels, the relation with IBM, John Titor, the Mandela's Effect, the "god particle", the triple 666 in CERN's logo, the statue of Shiva... The mind behind this show knows to much about our present and future. Prepare for something really, really big. Steins Gate does not have nothing about sci-fi. Some people are not stupid. |
Oct 11, 2016 5:13 PM
#1430
The finale episode I could title it "How the Butterfly Effect should have ending" haha. Seriously I had heard a lot about this anime and IMO is a good show and kept me entertained, but if I have to give any rating I will give it 7, more than anything because for me, Steins Gate did not bring me anything new with the issue of time travel, it seemed more a mixture of Mirai Nikki, Terminator, the story of John Titor and the Butterfly Effect with a touch of Final Destination. The music is irrelevant except for the opening and all the characters the only one who I liked is Makise, she is a really brillant, Okabe was neither as a scientist nor as crazy as the same terms trumpeted but yes, with lovely heart and he ended up falling into the cliché of the rescuer of the lady in distress or, in this case, the ladies in distress. The show was more a soap opera series not a scientist series and sometimed was predictable. Anyway, it turned out to be very hype series with one another plot hole. However Iam not saying the series is bad, I really liked the roles of girls characters and this series have had influence thought one of my favorite series: Madoka Magica. And I enjoyed about the ethical and moral dilemmas. In short I found a good entertainment product, but nothing more. |
Oct 11, 2016 11:03 PM
#1431
Truly One of The Greatest Shows of All Time! This shit was fuckin GLORIOUS. Can't believe i dropped this show the first time i watched it lmao imma have to reevaluate my life decisions |
Oct 12, 2016 4:34 AM
#1432
Mr_Shnb said: Yea, that's why it is better to be more picky in shows but finish it anyway. Truly One of The Greatest Shows of All Time! This shit was fuckin GLORIOUS. Can't believe i dropped this show the first time i watched it lmao imma have to reevaluate my life decisions Now welcome to Steins;Gate Zero hype train :) |
Oct 13, 2016 5:30 AM
#1433
HoTTab1CH said: Mr_Shnb said: Yea, that's why it is better to be more picky in shows but finish it anyway. Truly One of The Greatest Shows of All Time! This shit was fuckin GLORIOUS. Can't believe i dropped this show the first time i watched it lmao imma have to reevaluate my life decisions Now welcome to Steins;Gate Zero hype train :) Well, he still needs Episode 25, and the movie. Then, episode 23β and only then, Steins;Gate 0! Then it's all good! =) |
Nov 3, 2016 11:16 PM
#1434
One of the best anime of all time truly a masterpiece from story, characters, soundtrack and much more the themes and hidden messages within the anime were amazing kudos and much love forever dear in my heart beyond the end of time |
Facta Non Verba |
Nov 6, 2016 11:03 PM
#1435
Truly a Masterpiece The best anime ever made Thank you for the show, what an amazing journey that was |
Nov 16, 2016 1:36 PM
#1436
I love how this anime received an ova after like 5 years :DDdd. Cool anime couldn't let my eye go till the end watched all 3 ova's I wonder what to watch now. |
But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. |
Nov 17, 2016 10:32 AM
#1437
fandorgaming said: Be sure to check after Episode 25 (the OVA), the Movie, as the Episode 25 is a prequel of that movie.I love how this anime received an ova after like 5 years :DDdd. Cool anime couldn't let my eye go till the end watched all 3 ova's I wonder what to watch now. After that you have some funny ONA's (4 shorts) And after that you have Episode 23β... I'll not tell you what it is about, you better find by yourself when you watch it :) Good luck! |
Nov 17, 2016 10:46 AM
#1438
Mr_Shnb said: Truly One of The Greatest Shows of All Time! This shit was fuckin GLORIOUS. Can't believe i dropped this show the first time i watched it lmao imma have to reevaluate my life decisions Same Lol. I have heard this from a lot of people. It was really slow at start but gets amazing later on. |
Nov 18, 2016 10:13 AM
#1439
HumbertoZero said: ]Be sure to check after Episode 25 (the OVA), the Movie, as the Episode 25 is a prequel of that movie. After that you have some funny ONA's (4 shorts) And after that you have Episode 23β... I'll not tell you what it is about, you better find by yourself when you watch it :) Yep the one 1 hour and 30 minutes after the 30 minutes one, was cool Thanks! you too! |
But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. |
Nov 30, 2016 9:43 AM
#1440
10/10 I was afraid when they showed the credits at the end,I thought it ended just like that,Good shit,some funny Okabe moment and that epic scene with Kurisu Mikase's Father LOL. GREAT SERIES fucking cool. |
Dec 20, 2016 9:32 PM
#1441
Wait for Steins Gate: 0....... |
Dec 21, 2016 2:40 AM
#1442
Detective1412 said: Wait for Steins Gate: 0....... Well this is very questionable :) |
Dec 21, 2016 2:42 AM
#1443
Hahahaha, You're Right. |
Dec 21, 2016 2:42 AM
#1444
What do you meann? |
Dec 21, 2016 1:03 PM
#1445
ziggy_Z said: What do you meann? In VN most of things that were supposed to be answered were just skipped and jumped to true end most of which is already known from original show. They didn't even show some important things from side materials. It was not like bad and with plotholes, they just were lazy to show important things for some reasons. I explained it more detailed in S;G0 forum, S;G0 SPOILERS!!! https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1574667#msg49032457 |
Dec 21, 2016 9:59 PM
#1446
HoTTab1CH said: Oh interesting, thanks for that!In VN most of things that were supposed to be answered were just skipped and jumped to true end most of which is already known from original show. They didn't even show some important things from side materials. It was not like bad and with plotholes, they just were lazy to show important things for some reasons. I explained it more detailed in S;G0 forum, S;G0 SPOILERS!!! https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1574667#msg49032457 |
Dec 27, 2016 6:56 PM
#1447
Such a Masterpiece. Breathtaking, Outstanding Epicness El Psy Congroo. |
Dec 31, 2016 3:32 AM
#1448
Just finished this anime! thanks for great ride! also happy new year to everyone ;) |
Jan 2, 2017 12:52 PM
#1449
Extreme245 said: Did anyone notice that something was different with the D-mail in the previous episode. Yes, this time Okabe was the one who received the D-mail. Contrary to what normally happens, this time "our" Okabe was the one who got the D-mail from the Okabe of the Future. Coming back... what happens when Okabe sends a D-mail to the past? He goes into the World Line where he received his D-mail and made a different choice. But, he does not have any memory of this new World Line, although the memories of other characters change according to the World Line. This means that in the previous episode, the Okabe from the future sent the D-mail to our Okabe. From the perspective of the future okabe, he will immediately change World Lines and he will replace our Okabe. Thus, Future Okabe will not have any memories from the past 15 years in this World Line. So, you can expect that in about 15 years, our Okabe will be replaced by an Okabe who is totally clueless about the past 15 years he spent with Kurisu, Mayuri etc. SO MUCH FOR A HAPPY ENDING..... As Steins;Gate 0 reveals in its True Ending, this will actually not happen. Spoilers below: In the Beta World Line, the attractor field converges so that Okabe is fated to die on 2025. Okabe and the rest of the gang knows this due to Future Suzuha telling him about it. Due to certain circumstances that the VN covers in much more detail, 2025 Okabe enters the time machine soon after sending the Dmail that younger Okabe receives in episode 23 of the anime, and does a jump to complete one final mission. However, he can no longer come back to the year 2025 due to the attractor field killing him off, so Future Okabe basically disappears from the Beta Worldline after the year 2025. His fate is left up to interpretation, but it is implied that he may end up sacrificing himself in order to complete his final mission. Either way, Okabe no longer exists in the Beta Worldline after 2025, so his Reading Steiner won't activate, and therefore, the Steins;Gate Worldline's Okabe won't get his memories rewritten. |
Jan 4, 2017 5:11 AM
#1450
Oh my god. I marathoned this show yesterday out of curiosity, and it was absolutely phenomenal. I can't even explain enough with words. Well deserved 10/10. EL. PSY. CONGROO. |
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