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Aside from the resets, the death of OG Maya, etc -- Yumi was experiencing deja vu.
The irony of her experiencing that Halloween again is absolutely delicious.
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That is a damn good question, none of the timeline stuff makes any sense when you think about it though.
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Yumi is in the know, but she's unaccounted for at the end of Restart.
Every previous Halloween has a flashback except the 4th Halloween.
I simply put 2 and 2 together and came up with a number. Maybe it's 4. Maybe it's 22. We'll find out in 30 days.
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yeah like, at first I thought it was a second child they were talking about, but since they never mentionned Ami I defaulted to the baby being her, but looking back it doesn't make any sense at all
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Hey, guys! Remember this?
Seriously, fuck this game for being so addicting.
I was doing so well too. At least, at first I was.
I was having a good ol' time, playing The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, trying to keep my mind off the update. And as I'm playing, every time I would use the ocarina to reset the three-day cycle in Termina, my mind was just like:
"Y'know, that kind of reminds me of the Lessons in Love reset... Like... the one that's going on right now."
"...I wonder what's happening in the latest update."
Sooo long story short, I cracked. Quite easily at that. Womp womp. Oh well. I have to deal with a cliffhanger now, but it's all good.
On the bright side, I can actually review this thing, because ohhhhhh man, was this update something...
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Seriously, fuck this game for being so addicting.
I was doing so well too. At least, at first I was.I was having a good ol' time, playing The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, trying to keep my mind off the update. And as I'm playing, every time I would use the ocarina to reset the three-day cycle in Termina, my mind was just like:
"Y'know, that kind of reminds me of the Lessons in Love reset... Like... the one that's going on right now."
"...I wonder what's happening in the latest update."
Sooo long story short, I cracked. Quite easily at that. Womp womp. Oh well. I have to deal with a cliffhanger now, but it's all good.
On the bright side, I can actually review this thing, because ohhhhhh man, was this update something...
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I didn't feel like bagging on you but as soon as i read that my first thought was "yeah right, none of could possibly resist for an entire month, we're addicts to this story..."Hey, guys! Remember this?
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Seriously, fuck this game for being so addicting.
I was having a good ol' time, playing The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, trying to keep my mind off the update. And as I'm playing, every time I would use the ocarina to reset the three-day cycle in Termina, my mind was just like:
"Y'know, that kind of reminds me of the Lessons in Love reset... Like... the one that's going on right now."
"...I wonder what's happening in the latest update."
Sooo long story short, I cracked. Quite easily at that. Womp womp. Oh well. I have to deal with a cliffhanger now, but it's all good.
On the bright side, I can actually review this thing, because ohhhhhh man, was this update something...
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And this is what we call: a major screw up.
Kyoto takes place roughly a year before Ami was born, which would make Akira around 12, and Niki around 10. Nevermind that a 12 and a 10 year old are having 69s before even becoming boyfriend/girlfriend. This also highlights how Sekai kept on dealing with Nozomu after her trying to run away for another 8 years at least, which led to Akira becoming Niki's boyfriend - and all that followed. The way Kyoto made it seem, less time had passed between her promise and her death, but in actual fact it was a long-ass time.
On to Noriko, yes, this would be the most glaring screw-up. Even if Noriko is older than Ami, for her to be sneaking around trying to see them, she would have to be at least 3-4, at the very least. She most certainly isn't. Way to go, Selebus... I'm actually disappointed.
I still don't get it, where's my dunce cap. Are you saying that Yumi got sent to yet another Halloween and we're just not seeing it yet?
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Sekai dies when Ami/Noriko are 6~7 yo, Akira and Niki are still together till then, he only leaves Niki after Sekai's accident.
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Would it be possible/explainable that the pregnancy Sekai was mentioning in Kyoto is her second pregnancy rather than Ami? (didn't find anything concrete that indicated the presence of Ami in Sekai's belly; did I miss something?)
In terms of where Kyoto sits in the timeline, Niki still referred to Sekai as "his tutor", so it shouldn't be too too far away (2-3 yr perahsp) from the flashback in Spotless Mind, where Akira still looked pretty young while Noriko (and Ami subsequently as well) was already born. So the only excuse I can find for Selly is that this was actually her second pregnancy. Maybe this was where that stillborn infant in Trinity Pt3 came from?
ALAS, the flaw of this explanation is that this means Sekai in Kyoto will have to die within a year, letting the accident killed both her and the child. But, I was under the impression that Akira was already a functioning adult when the car accident happened instead of someone that still had a tutor one year ago. So yea, screwing up is still on the table as a sizable possibility.
Edit: I got this impression from the flashback in Worry Not, The Mason Jar where Akira was being an adult vegatable, thus assuming that this flashback was somewhat immediately after Sekai's death. Although it is still plausible that the flashback was not right after the accident and instead was just a random mental shutdown years after the accident, something that Akira always has.
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Doesn't have to do with anything but:
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Actually Akira would be around 15-16 in that case. He’s 31 in the present day, and assuming Ami is around 15: 31-15 = 16.
So I think Niki and Akira are 14 and 16 respectively. Kitty’s right, though. The Noriko thing still doesn’t add up. I legitimately didn’t think of that.
Even assuming Noriko is a year older than Ami is, she would have just started walking not long ago. So…
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No, because she's not taking Ami to Kyoto. Also Akira's reaction would make no sense if it's the second child she's having of that asshole. The hidden meaning of the scene (as I understand it) is that Sekai is waiting for Akira to ask her if it's his child in the end, but instead he asks if she's never going to leave him. This is a callback to something he says earlier in the update out of nowhere "I'd be a terrible father".
Plain and simple, Selebus really screwed up. The issue was including Noriko, she should never have been mentioned.
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I wonder if anyone in the discord will bring this up. If they do will Sel address it or just ban them? Maybe we're all missing something. What ever happened to Deskel BTW? I feel like he would have the best chance of explaining this.
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Much as it might seem so, and it very well could be, i would caution anyone against jumping to the conclusion that this is a plothole, there's enough reason for Akira's past to be subject to a level of suspicious scrutiny given the time fuckery we've already seen and i would think it very plausible to expect at least some aspects of his past that we've been shown to be either false or twisted by god bullshit.
Identify the supposed gap, point it out, sure, but hold off going further cause it might actually turn out to be a little clue left as a breadcrumb for a later reveal.
Identify the supposed gap, point it out, sure, but hold off going further cause it might actually turn out to be a little clue left as a breadcrumb for a later reveal.
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lemme get my changelog real quick:
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Makoto has less events, maybe cause she'll be with Akira for most of them and thus enter into the main events category.
From this screenshot of Maya at school with the freaking moon, I think it's plausible that the end for each of their journeys is getting back to the current timeline through maybe the roof? Not as a reset, mind you, I think it's more likely that they'll learn how to slip back.
These last few updates have been heavy on the mechanics of slipping, and as Himawari's plan comes to fruition on the next update, and that she's been trying to save people (Ayane and then Nodoka), I think it's possible that they'll either slip back themselves or that she'll do it for them. To what end though I have no idea. What does she want, and to what extent it was against what Pareidolia wanted that she had to bail and abandon Nodoka?
Maya could also finally get into what the boxes hold, since she's at school at night. Pareidolia did say he left gifts for Akira at different times.