| Pretty sure the one she visited was her mother cuz you saw granny Kohaku's expression when asked about mommy dearest. Then again, Yuito would be like 78 so him being dead wouldn't be out of the question. Either way, that doesn't exactly matter. |
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| Nope-it was Yuito's grave. You have to read between the lines-she never was close to her mother. |
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zrdb said: Nope-it was Yuito's grave. You have to read between the lines-she never was close to her mother. She never was close to her that's true, but that journey through time make her realize that she want to fix that, and as ridiculous as it sounds the first step was for her to visit her grave. I also think the grave was of her mother. |
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Swagernator said: zrdb said: Nope-it was Yuito's grave. You have to read between the lines-she never was close to her mother. She never was close to her that's true, but that journey through time make her realize that she want to fix that, and as ridiculous as it sounds the first step was for her to visit her grave. I also think the grave was of her mother. If you go read the posts about ep.13 you'll find just about everybody agrees that it was Yuito's grave. |
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zrdb said: Swagernator said: She never was close to her that's true, but that journey through time make her realize that she want to fix that, and as ridiculous as it sounds the first step was for her to visit her grave. I also think the grave was of her mother. If you go read the posts about ep.13 you'll find just about everybody agrees that it was Yuito's grave. People are assuming a lot of shit in that thread so i better stay away from it as far as possible. |
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| I don't remember where I read that could be her mother, I prefer it this way. |
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Trifxrce said: audac1ous said: At the end when she went back to the future she visited someones grave. Was that Yuito grave or her mothers? I think this is an "open" ending for free interpretation, so all theories are correct True-but the evidence (as little of it as there is) seems to favor the Yuito theory as do I. |
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zrdb said: Trifxrce said: I think this is an "open" ending for free interpretation, so all theories are correct True-but the evidence (as little of it as there is) seems to favor the Yuito theory as do I. In part with yuito the scene is more dramatic, maybe in the future we could have an ova or something, and in there they can explain to us the meaning of that scene (showing the tomb's name), and they could show all Hitomi's friends in the present...I hope we'll have answers in a near future :)  |
TrifxrceJan 4, 2019 6:37 PM
| hmmm it was definately yuito...kinda sad if you think about it |
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| It was def her mother’s grave, if it was Yuito’s how would she know where it is? It makes more sense for it to be her mother’s since she did say she will visit her. |
lnorin said: It was def her mother’s grave, if it was Yuito’s how would she know where it is? It makes more sense for it to be her mother’s since she did say she will visit her. You don't think Kohaku having been friends with the crew would know where Yuito is buried? It makes more sense that their family would not know where the mother's grave is seeing as she just up and disappeared when Hitomi was a child. The entire anime focuses on Hitomi and Yuito. Narratively, from a story structure, it is only logical that the grave is Yuito. It has little to no impact on the audience if that grave was her mother's. In fact, her mother has no significance other than to serve the plot of Hitomi losing her colors when she was a child. That's it. There's nothing else important about her. |
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| The grave is 100% Yuito's as her mother is alive and had only left her/family.. Prove is in episode 1 when Hitomi is on the train traveling to the past at about 5m32s(give or take) you see a silhouette of her mother with a bag leaving through a door among her memories |
| It was definitely Yuito otherwise he would still be alive and she could just find him and join his harem. |
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| i'm pretty sure it's not debatable that it was yuito bc she said she wanted to go see her mother with kohaku and this scene was juxtaposed with another scene regarding him, so i don't think there's really place for doubt here? |
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| It is Yuto. He got Covid and didnt make it. Dark humour apart, that scene make sense because they loved it other and even knowing he could be married, just for care about him, she would run to meet the old Yuto if he is still alive. The author killed him to avoid this situation. |
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Tony9033 said: I wonder if Kohaku married Yuito In the end we saw Kohaku drinking tea with the book seller man who helped her to gather items back then (same glasses / hairstyle). So I am totally thinking the grave was Yuito too. If not they would have showed us the moment they met again 60 years after to make a BIG emotion waves through us. |
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