So wait, was he just destined to have a life of misery, pain, and death no matter which girl he picked?
So wait, was he just destined to have a life of misery, pain, and death no matter which girl he picked?
Colton Jackson
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Dominic Davis
>a life of misery, pain, and death
Well that's literally what happens to men when they get involved with any woman, so yeah it's realist.
Anthony Richardson
>a life of misery, pain, and death
That's life in general.
Isaiah Hill
That’s life for a KEY protagonist, user
Asher Harris
pretty certain only tomoyo's path was a tragedy in tomoyo after or whatever it's called, but I haven't played the games, just watched the anime
Nolan Barnes
Looks like marrying Tomoyo means he dies young. Marrying Nagisa means she dies young, Tomoya becomes a drunk, and his daughter dies at 5.
Would marrying Kyou be any better? Does that path lead anywhere less shit?
Joshua Watson
Summer Pockets Tsumugi route ends in happiness
Xavier Mitchell
it is better than
>mary girl A and the mc become an astrounaut
>mary girl B and the mc become an actor
>mary girl C and the mc dies
I hate vn that do this. it implies that mc don't have any autonomy at all
Jeremiah Evans
I don't think that's what being implied here. Routes generally have different themes and entering them requires you to make certain choices that typically reflect who the MC is as a person. Fate/Stay Night is a good example of this. The Fate route is about embracing the ideals Shirou holds dear, which results in him getting entangled with Saber. HF is about rejecting them. Fate Shirou wouldn't end up with Sakura and vice versa.
Jack Ramirez
I would assume one or two special routes and you end up with a relatively okay life. But Clannad routes end up with the MC or his wife dying early.
And when you think about it, the Tomoyo route means everyone else's life is worse too. No one remakes the drama club, Nagisa probably never makes a friend or even graduates. Book girl never makes a friend either, Fuko's sister never gets married and her handing out starfish was for nothing.
But the trees are saved. That's cool.
Robert Wright
He would have been fine if he picked Fuuko
Colton Morgan
>And when you think about it, the Tomoyo route means everyone else's life is worse too. No one remakes the drama club, Nagisa probably never makes a friend or even graduates. Book girl never makes a friend either, Fuko's sister never gets married and her handing out starfish was for nothing.
The same goes for Nagisa's path, they converted the other routes into filler for the anime but they weren't there in the game.
Ryder Cox
The drama club happens with Nagisa but I cannot remember if Kotomi's happens at the same time. Fuko vanishes with everyone forgetting her either damn way but I think you can get the soso ending with her while keeping Nagisa.
Evan Cox
In the VN she wakes up just a few months later if you get the goof Fuko ending. Tomoya still forgets her and she still disappears. But the main Nagisa path she wakes up like 7 years later.
Ian Fisher
Yes, You can thank Maeda's trash writing for making it forced and flat on top of that.
Elijah Diaz
Doe he only write human misery, dying young, amnesia, and orphans?
David Bell
Still kyoanis best anime
Leo Walker
>be a terrible father like his father
>still gets rewarded multiple times with second chances
Fuck OKAZAKI
Josiah Sanchez
redpill me on summer pockets, it is good as his past VN's?.
Ian Walker
Nagisa was probably never going to make it to 30 either way if she met Okazaki or not.
Luis Hughes
It’s down to earth like Air, Kanon, Clannad, Little Busters, really captures that old Key magic again, none of those worldwide conspiracies like Rewrite and Charlotte had
Dominic Nelson
Okazaki would have had a relatively decent life with Tomoyo. It's just that for some reason tragedy had to happen any fucking way and he died out of nowhere.
The only girl that was not sick her whole life, had serious hangups with dead family members, was in serious life altering accidents, or was insane.
Joseph Baker
>Tomoyo after ending
Mason Baker
Maeda just really wanted to write that whole "relationships are still good even if you lose people" bit combined with some actual loss for once.
Yes. And pissed off enough people that they added in a slightly different ending. Music was good though.
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Josiah Sanchez
These were anime girls,they are not evil and manipulative pieces of flesh
Elijah Adams
>Tomoyo After
YOU FUCKERS JUST HAD TO REMIND ME
FUCK YOU MAEDA
FUCK YOU
Luis Gonzalez
Apparently Maeda didn't write it.
Sebastian Hall
Huh that's a massive redflag, but ill give it the benefit of the doubt since it shouldn't be too hard to imitate maeda, also na-ga is still the character designer.
Luke Rivera
Cringe
Parker Perez
Tomoya just out of the blue dying in the Tomoyo story seemed pointless, and just for sad. It was bad enough that marriage to Nagisa means Tomoya's life is shit. This just make it that he has no options of a non-shit life
Benjamin Lewis
Same with the Kyo path. Nagisa never makes any friends or even goes to the school. So Fuuko never makes friends with them and her sister never gets married. He never reconnects with Kotomi.
It seems like the choice is Okazaki lives a shitty life but helps everyone else, or he has a normal life and everyone else is friendless and never accomplishes anything.