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Useless curiosity: On the website archiveofourown there is a fanfic where someone makes poems inspired by "The Girl Who Can't Breathe" and yes it is based on LIL.
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Also they need to hire new cleaners at the Karaoke place.
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All this talk about about ass...
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God... i could live with my face buried in that ass for the rest of my life...
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As a face guy, this is absolutely SUPER HOT.
Seems quite a short life if you just bury yourself in it forever, but a fair death, that ass is really nice.
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Nah she cheated on best homie and hid it from her.Common Otoha L
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That and 'where would the poop go?' are two very obvious problems with that train of thought, but i fully stand by it, you'd have to get a crowbar to prise my face from it.
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Ah, yes, the one "redeeming" feature of Otoha. I already hated her, but when I got to this scene on my second playthrough I was like "yeah, I get it, Akira." Being a piece of shit doesn't make much of a difference in you wanting to fuck her (when she has this ass), math checks out
Yes, but at this point Akira probably sees it as the story going one of two ways:
1. Otoha was a piece of shit to Rin (and Niki) - the end.
2. Otoha was a piece of shit to Rin (and Niki) - and I get to have sex with her.
Can't blame Akira on that one. Again, math checks out
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It took me some time, but I'm partial to the idea that AmIOkay is another Maya or part of her. AmIOkay might even be what happens if someone isn't brought back in time as has been somewhat alluded to. As far as there being multiple AmIOkays, I don't see anything stopping that from being the case, my only guess would be that AmIOkay needing to be a version of Maya that has gained enough insight into the resets and world before being reset to turn into her. I think it's also possible that her personality is simply split or erratic, and/or she's influenced by her location and possibly one of the user(s).
As far as Maya having been reset in the first place, and possibly leaving the note before-this, it might seem strange at first. But as far as I'm aware, we're not told outright that Maya has been doing this continuously, from start from cycle one. Even if she had a role to play in starting the cycles through her connection to the shrine or wish, she never says or is said to have (from what I remember, please correct) that she was there during the first reset or caused it, and hasn't stopped. She's just been doing it for a long time, but a long time out of an uncountable or an infinity is still just a small percentage. Even if she thinks she saw the first cycle, it's possible that she's wrong, if her memory of previous cycles was gone.
As far as the note, it might not seem like it makes a lot of sense either, but I think there's a couple ways to justify it being there. One is that the board seems to be an afterthought, for Akira specifically, just a board with old sticky notes on it that he only really looks at with much care during resets. Another is if Maya really has been reset, it's likely she's gotten to a point of trying to do something about it before. Like I said I think having enough knowledge or otherwise would probably be a prerequisite to having an AmIOkay appear after you're reset. Maya Prime had seemingly tried everything she thought of to fix things, which would give her reason to leave the note, but also call into question why she never did but a previous Maya did. Maybe Maya Prime is a dumbass. This is all a little speculative, though.
As far as these several hidden places go, they may not be the same exact thing, but I feel like they all have to have some correlation. Aramaug summed it up better than I can. It just irks me. I'm a sad boi. Had a train of thought before being dragged to the bar against my will last night. Must think more about what these places mean metaphorically.
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Didnt she say what we(aka her and akira) were there from the beginning?Like word for word.Thats where im basing this of off at least.
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Pareidolia says that the time Maya has been going through the cycles would make her a tadpole next to how long he has waited for his season to come back. So it's likely that our Maya became awake from some point, but not from the start (there are actually some hints throughout the game that the one that guided her when she first awoke could have been Akira - but these are very minor and unclear to count as evidence).
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Although it could also just mean that she was dragged back to the system/simulation/NAO that created her/allowed her to persist through the resets. It definitely seems like she drowned in the well:
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Edit: The possibility of Maya being the one narrating "Miserably ever after" is the biggest counter to Himawari being the one narrating it. We just don't know. I, for one, am on the camp that at the very least the narrator (whoever that is) is referencing both Narrator Maya and Himawari when they say that "we're coming for you".
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I don't think so, but I genuinely might just be missing that event/dialogue if she did. Technically everyone was, well, alive and everything, but Akira explicitly was "gone" for a trillion years or however long. If he was there in the beginning and even going to the rooftop, he got killed (reset) like a bozo. So he could have been there at the start, but has not been there since the start (uninterrupted.) And the same could be true of Maya Prime, even if she thinks she has been, since she could be fallible for a number of reasons. The note might even hint towards that. Or be nothing.
Give it like 30 minutes to a couple hours, and someone much smarter and more attractive than me will jump in and confirm or give relevant dialogue
Edit before this reply is even posted: Moonflare has blessed us with their grace. It's like I can see the future or something.
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For those interested, Maya Prime did imply she has been around since the first time the world ended:
Of course, she's also admitted to lying all the time, and there's always the possibility that she is simply programmed to think what she does, like possibly everybody, on top of that.
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Of course, she's also admitted to lying all the time, and there's always the possibility that she is simply programmed to think what she does, like possibly everybody, on top of that.
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Ah yes the good ol "Nobody other than me is real" technique.I wonder if a time will come where sensei will employ this tactic to drown out his guilt.
Also the karaoke reminded me of Kirin finding out that we nearly raped her sister.Man she is trying REALLY hard to not avoid the "Trash human being" allegations huh
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From her perspective there wouldn't be a way of knowing if there were cycles prior to her first. New Maya would probably think the same thing if it weren't for Ayane spoiling things.
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Also, important to note "the first time the world ended" for her. Any Maya that was factory reset and witnessed a reset would treat it as the first time it happened.