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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Welp, their filming is well and we got some screen time with just Hina and Youta this episode on their outdoors trip. The reaction of the adults towards Hina's protrayal of her Goddess image isn't well received. Damn. On the other hand, it's nice to see Hina at the beach with some joy. |
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| I know, this is a date xD... Rip Izanami Hina-chan is actually dead and feels like a clone of the original Hina-chan? Even though she's a real daughter ... do you refuse? However, is it a natural reaction for a father who suddenly reunited with a daughter who could not communicate for seven years due to logos syndrome? Logos Syndrome ... It's a disease that causes the brain to atrophy and died at the age of seven  |
| Mc seems to get himself roped into everything which is not studying but everyone looks like they having fun. Plus end of the world is coming. And damn that ending. Just what wildness is going on. Next eps please! |
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| Well now there are so many mysteries, I don't even know if Hina is really alive or not, she was supposed to die because of that syndrome... maybe she's really a reincarnated goddess? Or the end of the world is her own death? I can't wait to see the next episode just to know more information |
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| Hina getting flustered when Yota mentioned eloping was so adorable omg. Great episode as usual. Seems like it lent some credence to the theory that the “world ending” is actually Hina’s world. I’m thinking Hina could be a genetically modified clone, which is the research that the agent and that kid are looking for. Maybe that was the professor’s last accomplishment. Her lifespan could be ending shortly and she knows it. Or she could just be on some drugs that temporarily alleviate the symptoms and give her these Godlike powers which would explain why they’re after her too. Either way, we’re all going to be fucking crushed in a month. Get ready. |
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| In the part where Yota had the shock reaction that nobody else could see Hina, I was almost sold. I was confused as to how it was possible given all her previous interactions but the way they presented it almost sold me. I'd wager the real Hina is dead and the current is some kind of clone or something like my suspicion from the last episode. We'll see, interesting plot development though. Great episode on the whole. |
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| I'm with the theory that the world that is ending is her world, and whatever happens in the next few episodes is gonna bring her back to her ill state. So many questions, but we are getting the answers. |
| Wow, this was episode was great. We got to learn a lot about Hina's situation and see her real father. Is she a clone? |
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| Hina dad is a dick. |
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Sondfer said: Probably that the guy at the end is related to the treatment, but she also maybe know the date of her death that's why she calls it "the end of the world"Ashhk said: Well now there are so many mysteries, I don't even know if Hina is really alive or not, she was supposed to die because of that syndrome... maybe she's really a reincarnated goddess? Or the end of the world is her own death? I can't wait to see the next episode just to know more information I guess what her father meant is that whatever treatment she had/drugs have taken, they will stop working soon. On the other hand, Hina has some kind of powers, so it might not be this simple. |
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| DEM THE REVEALS THIS EPISODE. "The world will end in 30 days..." more like Hina's world in 7 days. The fliming isn't quite done, but hopefully they'll all be able to wrap it up. An abandoned child to which was taken in by Professor Korogi and seemingly created (un)human-like to the welfare and know-how of Youta's parents, it's no wonder the context of Episode 1 is linked back to this. Going off together to trace back Hina's roots (at least the married father) is as easy of a simple, mundane task, but the way that Youta phrased it is like a marriage request LOLS. I'd swear Youta is always taken in for a hilarious ride, but when it comes to Hina, there is definitely something fishy about this omniscience god. The existence of a self-proclaimed god that has Logos Syndrome, it's definitely a cause for concern that she resurfaced in front of their eyes, all healthy and alive. The Hacker Suzuki has traced his steps towards Hina's father, and I'm terrified to think of what could be next. 4 more days to go... We might not know much now, but the final quarter is essentally throwing us bulbs of onions in Progressive Mode. |
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| I though the first plot twist was real but it wasn’t lol. Hina had an uncureable health problem and she couldn’t walk nor speak. She somehow got cured and she’s healthy now, all of these are probably going to connect to the professor.This episode was like the start of a drama build up but it didn’t effect me much. I hope they will be able to reveal Hina’s past and make a good drama out of it without rushing it. I don’t know how they’re going to do that since there are only 4 episodes left but I really hope they won’t make the ending rushed as hell like they did in Charlotte. |
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| Maybe I'm missing something but I tried google Logos Syndrome and I found nothing related what's told in this anime. I don't know why the show using new syndrome instead of what already exist in real life. It just VN writer thing. |
| I'm too weird to live but much too rare to die. |
| Hina died? Or Hina was cured by her researcher grandpa? 04 days until the end of the world. Is the countdown really for the end of the world or the end of the effectiveness of the medication given to Hina? Will the world really end or Hina's world will end? And this is really an anime, it has beach episode. lol  |
| If the current Hina we know is miraculously the original Hina and not some clone, I'm calling BS on her dad for not seeing her until her final breath despite her condition. But if it is indeed a clone, oh boy I'm ready to ride the Maeda train |
| So Hina has some incurable disease, more and more Im clinging to the theory of “the end of the world” being “Hina’s death” as for the reason why she keeps telling Youta studying is pointless cause the world will end, she is somekind of a possible experiment or something with her accuracy of predicting future events, maybe she deduced Youta and the others may die as well, most likely due to trying to save her or something, the title “The Day I Became God” could refer to Youta, he probably pulls something that even Hina couldnt predict possible (thats pretty Godlike considering how accurate Hina has been thus far” Hope we get more! NEP title is ominous af, cannot wait!!! |
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| Welp that revealation was quite sad but not as heartbreaking as I thought it would be. Still really feel bad for Hina. |
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| Hmm its nice that we finally get to see Hina's past. Still her background is pretty sad. Losing her parents at that young of an age really can be devastating. So her grandfather was Yota's parents mentor huh. The meeting between Yota and Hina and her father sure was interesting. The reaction sure was far more than i expected. The truth of her past really was tragic. While the father's views can be seen to be selfish his core aim is after all focused on protecting his current family after all so i guess its understandable. The warning that the father gave in the end though sure was dire. Overall an interesting ep that did well to expand upon Hina's past while also foreshadowing what will happen once the calamity hits as miracles that brought Hina back are also temporary. Looks like the hacker team is also starting to catch up as well. |
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| 4 more eps , 4 more days.. now things have started to get interesting also, possible angel beats! reference ? |
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| Oh God, that was some heartbreaking revelation for the week. Perfect follow-up from last week, I'm glad we're finally getting to the meat of the story now. Hina's dad is a real prick but he's got a family to take care of and I respect that. But trying to ignore his past daughter like that, it's insane. Normally, one'd think a father who has gone through a similar fate would long for otherwise but well, here we are. Youta contemplating in the end there that "ignorance is bliss" perfectly summed it up, really. Hina seemed to be taking it really well but I wonder if that really is the case. On another note, a lot more blushing from his side, how interesting... 4 days to go and 4 episodes. Hina's end rather the world's is looking increasingly likely, I reckon. Pretty nasty cliffhanger to sign off for the week though, I must say. |
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| This episode gave us a big and a few minor reveals about Hina, nothing surprising or shocking and it will probably take a few more episodes before I'm really satisfied. At this point I can just say that I still don't know anything lol. |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| Hina's backstory with her grandfather is very interesting. So her grandfather is Youta's parents mentor in the past. That's why they accepted her to stay immediately in episode 1. And we also get a lot of Hina and Youta screentime this episode. The Logos syndrome seems new to me. I can't find it on google. Looks like a fictional disease to me. The professor's experiment must be the main cause of Hina's longer lifespan since the disease cannot be cured and it also draws the attention for hacker Suzuki. 4 days till the end of the world and 2 days till Izanami's birthday (a foreshadow from episode 5). The ending is quite scary. I have a bad feeling that once Suzuki found Hina, he'll either kill her or set her as test subject. |
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| Damn! This sounds like a death flag to me when Hina's father told Youta about her condition. It makes me think the end of the world thing is actually for Hina. |
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| Only four days left until the end of the world.... Losing your grandfather is very sad, the world is cruel as well. Actually I can understand the point of her father though, it sounds very selfish but I mean he got a new life and new family...he has also to move on...but yeah life is just like that... |
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| damn well was kinda sad to hear Hina's condition and how the Father and Mother didn't want her even though she's all healthy and happy, but I can understand why since they already have their own family so it's just doesn't work out you know. |
| In this episode, we got to know more about Hina. It was sad how her father abandoned her. But we still don't know what the white hair guy is up to! |
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| Finally an episode that didn’t feel like a filler. 4 days until the “end of the world”. Shit’s getting real. The attempts to discover Hina’s past made her even more mysterious. But I can be (almost) sure of only one thing. I believe the dad saying “the luster of a miracle is only temporary” is a foreshadowing of the end of some sort. They trolled us well for a moment when the woman didn’t give any drink to Hina lol Meanwhile I still Dhabi no idea how the white haired dude is connected to all this. |
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| I'm going to wager a guess and say that Hina's atrophied brain was replaced by some kind of artificial computer brain, allowing her to recover and giving her computer-like analytical powers (her "God" powers). I assume the lab that produced the brain hired the hacker guy to hunt down Hina so they could get it back. The countdown to the end of the world is likely either the day she was originally going to die, the day she's calculated that the hacker guy will find her, or the day her artificial brain stops functioning. |
| Man, that fake twist almost got me. It made me feel very anxious that it might be true but deep down I was waiting for the joke xD. Hina is going to die, right? That's what the end of the world she's talking about is all about, right? What the father went through must have been horrible and from what he said, she shouldn't be alive. So it seems that somehow Dr. Korogi did something to extend her life or create a completely new one? I don't know, it was a little weird how her father didn't recognize her at first sight. Either way it seems that this new life has a limit. Whatever happens, I'm going to cry, right? And now the hacker guy is getting closer and closer... |
So, if this loli named Odin is Hina, then Hina ain't a god rather a girl that has Logos syndrome, whose brain may have been replace by something artificial , so therefore the Hina we see is actually an AI in a loli's body .....so, this means that the world ain't gonna end in realistic terms, maybe what Hina means is that the information highway and the internet will cease to exist....cu'z there might be a bug inside it and Hina is the bug. So, in the end Hina's father can't accept Hina, and why would he, Technically speaking Hina had died from her disease, so therefore Hina ain't the father's daughter anymore. So, we can say is that what's inside Hina is nothing more than an AI that has kept her alive. |
| Hmm interesting developments, although I think me having an idea of how it's gonna end might hinder my enjoyment of the series, if it turns out to be true |
| This anime shit is addictive |
| I really googled Logos Syndrome and found nothing. I was really expecting that Maeda Jun made Hina to have some existing sickness or something. There are still too many questions left unanswered. And that ending, they might catch up to Hina pretty soon. |
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| As expected, we head into more sad territory as Yota takes Hina on a trip and learns about her past. It was pretty obvious that she was not directly related to Yota, but it seems that she was adopted by her grandfather, who was someone that Yota's parents knew, after being abandoned by her father at around age 7. Hina was born with a condition that made it impossible for her to move or talk, so her appearance at her father's house surprised her father and his wife once they realized that was her. The show states it was "Logos syndrome", but I'm assuming it's a made-up name since looking it up doesn't bring any seemingly relevant results. Neither Hina nor her father wish to talk to each other directly. This story is pretty sad, especially when the show briefly implies that Hina's mother committed suicide over guilt of her birth. But, like with episode 5, something about it feels off and doesn't resonate with me. Either I've become completely heartless, or this episode's choppy-looking animation quality, especially during the shots of Hina playing with Munin that could have been better if they were animated more smoothly, distracted me too much. Maybe I've been watching too many KyoAni adpations of Key's work too quickly and got spoiled by how well executed and animated they were lol Whoever's directing this and Jun Maeda have good ideas on concept, but the actual execution can get iffy at times. Funimation does more weird translating; in the beginning of the episode, Kyouko says 「へんなの」 towards Yota after he assures her that nothing's up, which gets translated to "You're silly". Maybe I've been watching too much anime, but I'm pretty sure the actual translation is more closer to "You're weird". I dunno, I just personally think that "You're weird" sounds more like something Kyouko would say anyway. Interesting that there was a line about Yota thinking that Hina's father and his wife couldn't see Hina there... I guess Jun Maeda put it just to poke fun of his past work and how some of them seem to have variations of this trope. Also Suzuki finds Hina's father too. Looks like his searching efforts are quickening up. ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ ⋆ ✶ Welcome. Theorizing time. Maybe spoilery. Not much today though. 4 days until the end of the world. |
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| So Hina's grandfather was Youta's parents mentor in the past and that explains why they took her in without any hesitation. Youta finds out that Hina's father left her so he decides that it was a good idea to reunite them. Once they got there Youta finds out that Hina was diagnosed with Logos Syndrome so it was shocking for him to see her still standing because technically she was dead. I'm guessing that Hina's grandfather may have found a way to temporally extend her life, but it doesn't explain why Hina appeared in Youta's life. |
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| I find it hard to believe that Hina's parents just accepted that Hina's is cured and didn't question it one bit |
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| Why do I feel that something is going to happen to Mc? |
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| I didn't know how to feel after watching the episode, but a few minutes after think about it i came to the conclusion that I'm not prepared to wathever happens in the next episodes. Is a rollercoaster. Hina somehow isnt gonna end in a good way. |
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| I can't be the only person who noticed the Google logos in the mountains.... |
| that scene where Yota thought that people couldn't see Hina gave me a little bit of a scare. Visuals at the beach were godly. Don't know if I can agree with Hina's father on his decision to desert the family... learning about Hina's past, it's still unclear on how she became a god/reincarnated? Anyway... wonder why the hacker guy is visiting Hina's father now? |
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