![]() ![]() i was left a little unsatisfied this show feels really really dark when you watch the last episode of the anime and think of point number 2. It’s probably stupid to think of it anymore logically than what it is, but just wanted to know if any of this was addressed in the manga. Sorry, I know this series was just meant as a lighthearted slice of life fantasy. I feel that would be something to share with someone you love that much. even when she’s as close to someone as Fina. I mean, how do you break it to someone that they don’t actually exist? But more importantly how does that not weigh you down? And I know people can say “the npcs are real to yuna” but that doesn’t really explain the fact that she still knows they don’t actually exist and are in a game and doesn’t say anything about it. No one else is real, and yuna knows that no one knows and she keeps that a secret. 193 followers More information Taichi Kuma, Spacer Fabric Architecture. Every episode I watched I couldn’t get it out of my head “aren’t they not real? Isn’t this just a game?” “they’re not real.” I’m not questioning how the npcs are programmed, I’m questioning how yuna could get so close to Fina or everyone else without feeling guilty. In Kumas designs for the Japan National Stadium, Taichi points out a subtle but inventive detail: each seat is a different color so that it always makes the stadium look full. Yuna and Friends The protagonist, Yuna, and her closest companions. This is a little more introspective, but I never could understand how yuna had such personal relationships with people in the game, especially Fina. This is the Characters page for the series Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear. Does this never cross her mind? It’s also really grim to think of the news articles going around about a 15 y/o girl who never wakes up after logging into a fantasy game. I know she’s rich and can probably handle the bills for a little while, but her whole life? I can only imagine that she’s just going to idly play along in this vr till she dies. How is she able to survive in this game if she can never log out to eat, use the bathroom, or use her body? Thinking of SAO, when they finally got out of the game, most of them were hospitalized. She kinda just glanced over the fact that it was her new reality, like if it was me I’d be freaking out. This is the first fantasy video game anime I’ve watched where the main character decides to stay in it for the rest of her life. She has earned billions of yen in stocks. Was wondering if anyone can fill me in who has read the manga :) Description Yuna, a 15 years old girl started playing the world’s first VRMMO. ![]() Hello! I just finished binging the first season on Hulu and it left some major unanswered questions I had.
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