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At least she got to meet her dad... ( • ᴖ • 。)

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Raunak Xrestha

Still the greatest piece of time travel fiction ever. One of the greatest stories and one of the best anime series of all time.

Nolan L Thomas

Bruh, I feel so bad for Suzuha. Going through something to devastating would definitely break even the strongest person. On happier note, I’m happy y’all theory was correct. You gals deserve the W.

Ivan

Most anime fade in time, but great writing never fades. Also, congrats on beating the great detective Mayushi! (on who is the father). PS Dear Future/Past warrior we salute you for your dedication

Mario Prime Plays

Episode 16 is one of those iconic anime moments that you kind of remember forever. I’d compare it to ReZero S2 ep 8, or like Death Note episode 25 where something big moments happen and you’re just overwhelmed as a viewer by what’s happening. I remember watching the episode live in high school and just bawling my eyes out from what happened to Suzu cause we were literally just having a good time a few seconds ago and then the letter from Mr Braun comes nowhere and you get this gut punch to the stomach. As an adult now and having seen the show multiple times the reveal doesn’t sting as bad as it first did, but it’s still sad on rewatches from reactions. This show is so good and definitely in my top 10 anime of all time.

mundanelotus

It just gets better every episode

Tomoko Kuroki

they are still in the world line where Mayuri destined to die. Timeleaping will not prevent Mayuri from dying as Okabe is just going back in past on the same world line. It can change or undoing some branches but it is still the same tree, the tree where Mayuri dies.

Moody

Mr. Braun mentioned that Suzuha told him when to give the letter. Suzuha used two different last names, so the “past” self had Daru’s family name, and in the future, she had her mother’s maiden name. Mr. Braun saw her at both ends of the age spectrum, similar to what you said

Nyx54

Tuturu!

Prince

No matter how many times I've rewatched this episode, hearing Suzuha's letter never fails to make me tear up.

Loveshark654

This does have great rematch value. If you remember in the episodes where the thunderstorm happens Suzuha said her father was going to appear at a certain place. Okabe decides to throw her a party whether or not she gets to meet her father and he tricks Daru into attending. By making Daru show up for the party, he doesn't end up going to the event with his friends, so Suzuha doesn't get to meet him. Suzuha texts Okabe that she's leaving (going back to the past, which they dont know at this point). That's when Okabe sends a D mail to follow her and stop her from leaving, which butterfly effects into the time machine getting damaged. It was mentioned previously that to avoid a future where SERN controls the world they have to get to a world line past the 1% convergence number. The number was 0.33something.. but after Okabe goes back in time to stop himself from stopping Suzuha from leaving, the number is now 0.4something.. So we got a bit closer by unsending a d mail, but the world is still in danger. Anyways, good reaction as always, and the character interactions are definitely my favorite part of this series.

Tomoko Kuroki

Remember the other John Titor from year 2000 not 2010? Thats Suzuha. Remember what Rukako's father said when he handing over the IBN5100? He said that someone will look for this after 10 years. Thats also Suzuha who found the IBN5100 in that timeline.

Reuben Filimaua

I love how attached you all are to the characters now. The time travel mechanics of the show do make sense. Just think of a time traveler being treated as a seperate person. So the Suzuha Mr Braun would've known growing up and the Part Time Warrior he hired here in 2010 would be seen by Braun as two different people. That's how the worldlines work to prevent paradoxes. Wait.. that would mean from Mr Braun's perspective, Suzuha just randomly disappeared and never returned to work. Damn so he has to hire another part timer 😂

Caamm

I been waiting for the " I am mad scientist, it's so cool! Sonuvabitch" forever😂

ALex alex

Japan’s golden era was its postwar boom from the 1950s through the 1970s, when it experienced extremely rapid growth, rising living standards, and became one of the world’s top industrial powers. After that, especially with the Plaza Accord in the mid-1980s pushing up the yen, U.S.-led economic pressure made things much tougher, and since the 1990s the country has faced long-term economic stagnation. So yeah the 70s were awesome in japan it was also the neon light era probably the most iconic era in media