Unnamed Memory (light novel)
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| Pretty chill season finale with a bit of emotional vibes. Oscar and Tinasha's relationship is the highlight here again since the pair has progressed so much this season. All the events leading up to this episode, Oscar is still her hero. It does look like this episode went back to the roots of the show from the beginning with its themes. It's a fine finale imo but not something groundbreaking. |
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| They finally got married 😭 I'm so happy for these two. but why did they end season 1 like that!? Cliffhanger!  Season 2 Announcement |
Ricky16Jun 27, 11:13 PM
| Oscar helping Tinasha to clean out her tower, only to have him be teleported iby a magic sphere to a land where the tower doesn't exist and finding said girl in a rather mundane room travelling back 400 years into the past, he desperately needs her 13-year-old younger self to return him back to his original time. For the time being, him learning how young Tinasha is raised, it certainly brings him memories of her current self, though the question to save her from the tragedy that befell her in time to come, eats on Oscar's mind. And whatever he could do to help the young witch get better for her future, it's the same tit-for-tat exchange with helping with her research. Also, Lanak existing in the past does seem normal to Tinasha, whom he knows her as Aeti, but Oscar in his infinite wisdom to warn her of the atrocities that he will commit in the future, Tinasha may be built that way for now as a childlike young girl, but she'll come to know in time. Oscar's promise of her finding him in the future, as well as the magic sphere that brought him back in time that was found in the treasury, it all comes to a head of him stopping Tinasha's ritual just in time, revealing the true nature of Lanak and his thirst for power. And being unable to stop his berserk power, Oscar guided her to do so with his support to stop the destruction of Tuldarr, but at the risk of rewriting history such that the both of them will never meet in the rewritten future to come. Act One of the LN is over, and it was a rather disappointing effort in the adaptation. I'd be surprised that this show has Season 2 to adapt Act Two, the 2nd half of the LN to give the entire show a complete-but-rushed adaptation. EDIT: Never mind, Season 2 has been confirmed for Winter next year, so we'll be getting the full-but-incomplete split-cour adaptation. https://x.com/project_um/status/1805632044388729203 |
KANLen09Jun 25, 9:05 AM
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| this whole episode was a "WTF IS GOING ON" moment |
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Man everything was going so well until this last episode. Oscar shouldn't have meddle with the past. I don't think this anime will even get a new season at this point. 6/10
| @Taizaki-han it will have a season 2 and got announced already btw |
| This might be the worst anime of the season, even ahead of Slime and Re:Monster for me (there are a couple other shows like Highspeed Etoile or 'The Banished Former Hero Lives as He Pleases' that are objectively worse but didn't care enough about whatsoever to really make note of it in detail). Given how terrible the buildup was in the first 11 episodes, the twist to have it restart basically with this finale (which I already didn't care about in the books to happen out of nowhere), was handled very poorly here and ultimately, the husks of characters that we followed throughout feels even more meaningless now. There is a second season but I liked that content even less than the first half of the books, and I'm not a fan of those either. Given how dreadful the adaptation is, not holding up much hope for anything. For the amount of complaining I can have about Slime and its boring meetings, Unnamed Memory's characters didn't feel like anything at all and the plot felt so random and haphazard due to its terrible adaptation. Unnamed Memory is worse and yeah, don't think there is a show I actually disliked more and had enough care about what I saw to consistently feel frustrated and rant on it than just watching it without a care and moving on instantly like a couple other forgettable terrible shows this season. |
| No matter how much rushed this was the ending hit damn hard. Wonder if anything like Tinasha livin' for long and went to Farsas to search for Oscar and stuff would happen. Anyways can't wait til next year's winter season for the season 2. Imma off to read the ln Rating: 5.9/10 |
| the absolute worst of the spring 2024 shows that I've finished. if only Oscar had disappeared for good I would've given this anime an extra point but nvm this abomination's getting a second season. 4/10 |
| I watched this entire season for it to end like this? With the number one on my list of endings I absolutely hate. Wow man wow. But this is getting a season 2 so there's still hope ig? Idk man fuck this shit. Knew there was a catch when it didn't end with their marriage last episode. |
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| All the fantasy shows I love getting 2nd cours. This, Kantei skill and Dainanaoji I won. I know LN readers hate it, but as an anime only I enjoyed this a lot even though this ending was a massive WTF moment. Alright first of all, in a show that has really bad pacing like this, a time travel arc is crazy. It already felt like every episode was a time travel arc with how rushed it was. I mean even in this episode they skipped showing Oscar asking the townspeople for help and learning the year, just to go straight to where Tinasha was lol. Even as an anime only you can just feel how abridged everything is. On the bright side, Tinasha in the past was so cute and needs to be protected 😭 when they mentioned Lanak my heart sank because of what we all know he does to her in the original timeline, but wtff I didn’t expect Oscar to rewrite history like that and destroy his original timeline. This is mind blowing to me to leave off on like this, I’m starting to read this weekend for sure because I need answers So, basically the previous 11 episodes just went out the window and they’re gonna have to meet and fall in love again?? I thought we’d get a whole season of Tinasha and Oscar married and trying to break the curse in cour 2, but we’re going to get a retelling of their love story? Interesting, I guess that’s what the whole “unnamed memory” title is about, eh? Tinasha crying at the end broke me man fuck, I’m glad she ain’t gotta go through the betrayal of Lanak, but at the same time that’s what made her who she is so it’s gonna be really interesting to see what a queen Tinasha of Taldurr will be like .. Even with its faults I really enjoyed this show and will miss it. Tinasha and Oscar were my light in the darkness ❤️ |
Marinate1016Jun 25, 10:43 AM
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Taizaki-han said: @DaniloVaz I'm surprised that this series is even getting a new season. I'm not even expecting much from this series anymore after seeing this episode When seasons are announced back to back like this it’s because it was planned as a split cour. |
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| I enjoyed the dynamic between Oscar and Tinasha and it's refreshing to see mature characters in a romance for a change. that said the story and pacing is a mess, I simply don't see the point in this episode. it just seemed so unnecessary. it's also annoying how every week there is some life threatening event that's solved the following episode. some more chill episodes would have even put the pacing. |
| After that little kiss, he really should breeded her right then and there. Mating press for 4 hours straight. |
| I will not change my 6/10, but I do wish I had better insurance, didn't expect this episode to convert my area to a flood zone. I heard the light novel is much better than this adaptation, so it doesn't surprise me how hard this hits. Anything to do with memory modification, in such an emotional way, gets me so much. Both the lovebirds agree time-travel to save a loved one is bad idea, however, since Oscar was already there, he could not possibly choose to leave in hopes that after FOUR HUNDRED PLUS YEARS his love, Tinasha, would find happiness. This definitely is not preferred by Tinasha, though is also not bad, as she will live normal life with only the pre-14 Trauma, rather than wallowing in that trauma for 400+ years to be "saved" (more so assisted). Oscar lost his love, Tinasha lost her love, but saved her from days of agonizing pain and 400+ years of lonely-ness, as well as saved her entire Kingdom that got wiped out last time. 5/5 for this episode, it truly is great how passive these two are, she's just chilling. The kiss is debatable, but was just a kiss and he ceased to exist not long after so sure. Oppai_Loli_God said: After that little kiss, he really should breeded her right then and there. Mating press for 4 hours straight. I would downgrade this to 2/10 so fast, luckily his only major blunder was the rape/sexual assault threatening he was doing one time, but knew was wrong and never did again. He gave his no longer future wife a baby kiss on the lips before I vanished, anymore is just too wrong. |
LilyVarbikJun 25, 11:03 AM
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| I like it, the episode felt fresh and outside the box compared to most other Anime stories. Sure, maybe not the feel good ending I wanted, but then again it is not over yet, S2 is coming. Overall I think this show was good, pretty fast paced when it comes to big events and a bit different, in a good way. There was room for improvement though, not a 10/10, more like a very high 7 for me. |
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| I didn't understand half of the finale and I'm happy I didn't. What a disaster of an adaptation! Hope there will be a remake eventually. There is no way I'm watching the second season. Actually, I might watch both seasons after I read the Light Novel. See you in the Light Novel chapter discussion forums! |
| Only 12 episodes for 3 volumes, plus the damn pg-13, kinda say go read the original, and about the adaptation honestly I'm not even sure it could have been done better with such limitations. |
| And so we end with Oscar inadvertently traveling back in time and changing Tinasha's future. So I watched this blind, and going into this finale I was preparing my final thoughts around the idea that I found this show alright, but unremarkable. Perhaps ironically forgettable even. Things would happen but they wouldn't really stick with me. So maybe this rather random twist involving time travel didn't come out of nowhere. Maybe it was heavily foreshadowed and I simply forgot. I vaguely remember that red sphere Oscar mentioned...I think. But ya know, even if this does make sense I really don't see the need for it. They were already happily ever aftered after the last episode. Why do this? I dunno. This is a 6/10 ignoring this episode, and I don't know that I care enough to bother with a seemingly unnecessary second season. We'll see in January, I guess. EDIT: Also this was my 1,050th completed entry on here apparently. Wish it turned out to be a better show lol. |
animefan8800Jun 25, 11:40 AM
| holy shit this episode hit hard, best episode yet and saved for the finale but I wish it would leave it at that. the minute you put time travel into play things get ugly, as I assume season 2 is going to be. I'm lost for words on Oscar's actions, but since it was ruined to begin with he did the right thing; I'm just pissed that we saw 11 episodes that basically don't fucking matter because oops time travel lol what a shit thing to do. |
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Reply to KANLen09
Oscar helping Tinasha to clean out her tower, only to have him be teleported iby a magic sphere to a land where the tower doesn't exist and finding said girl in a rather mundane room travelling back 400 years into the past, he desperately needs her 13-year-old younger self to return him back to his original time. For the time being, him learning how young Tinasha is raised, it certainly brings him memories of her current self, though the question to save her from the tragedy that befell her in time to come, eats on Oscar's mind. And whatever he could do to help the young witch get better for her future, it's the same tit-for-tat exchange with helping with her research. Also, Lanak existing in the past does seem normal to Tinasha, whom he knows her as Aeti, but Oscar in his infinite wisdom to warn her of the atrocities that he will commit in the future, Tinasha may be built that way for now as a childlike young girl, but she'll come to know in time.
Oscar's promise of her finding him in the future, as well as the magic sphere that brought him back in time that was found in the treasury, it all comes to a head of him stopping Tinasha's ritual just in time, revealing the true nature of Lanak and his thirst for power. And being unable to stop his berserk power, Oscar guided her to do so with his support to stop the destruction of Tuldarr, but at the risk of rewriting history such that the both of them will never meet in the rewritten future to come.
Act One of the LN is over, and it was a rather disappointing effort in the adaptation. I'd be surprised that this show has Season 2 to adapt Act Two, the 2nd half of the LN to give the entire show a complete-but-rushed adaptation.
EDIT: Never mind, Season 2 has been confirmed for Winter next year, so we'll be getting the full-but-incomplete split-cour adaptation.
https://x.com/project_um/status/1805632044388729203
Oscar's promise of her finding him in the future, as well as the magic sphere that brought him back in time that was found in the treasury, it all comes to a head of him stopping Tinasha's ritual just in time, revealing the true nature of Lanak and his thirst for power. And being unable to stop his berserk power, Oscar guided her to do so with his support to stop the destruction of Tuldarr, but at the risk of rewriting history such that the both of them will never meet in the rewritten future to come.
Act One of the LN is over, and it was a rather disappointing effort in the adaptation. I'd be surprised that this show has Season 2 to adapt Act Two, the 2nd half of the LN to give the entire show a complete-but-rushed adaptation.
EDIT: Never mind, Season 2 has been confirmed for Winter next year, so we'll be getting the full-but-incomplete split-cour adaptation.
https://x.com/project_um/status/1805632044388729203
| @KANLen09 don't worry only bad shows get a s2 so naturally we'll see one for this. honestly what the fuck is wrong with Japan? good shows cancelled but shit like Re: monster and this trash gets a continuance, I really wonder if it's a Japanese ritual to drop their kids on their heads as babies. |
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| Uhh what was that?? |
| It got me worried when it looked like he would get back to original timeline without saving her. He made the ultimate sacrifice for her, 10/10 mega chad |
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