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** What happened to Itomori isn’t 1:1 comparable to 9/11. The latter was a deliberate terrorist attack targeting a notable landmark in a major city that killed thousands of people. Itomori was a small town in the middle of nowhere where 500 people died in a random act of nature; sure, the meteor strike makes it a pretty notable event, but it’s not something every last person is guaranteed to know about and make a connection to, especially just going off the name or appearance of the town.
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** What happened to Itomori isn’t 1:1 comparable to 9/11. The latter was a deliberate terrorist attack targeting a notable landmark in a major city that killed thousands of people. Itomori was a small town in the middle of nowhere where 500 people died in a random act of nature; sure, the meteor strike makes it a pretty notable event, but it’s not something every last person is guaranteed to know about and make a connection to, especially just going off the name or appearance of the town.
town. You have to remember, Taki had no idea that Mitsuha had lived three years in the past; he has no reason to consider whether Itimori was the town that got destroyed three years ago because he thinks his experiences in Mitsuha’s body are happening in the present day. That’s a large part of where his shock at the reveal comes from.
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** What happened to Itomori isn’t 1:1 comparable to 9/11. The latter was a deliberate terrorist attack targeting a notable landmark in a major city that killed thousands of people. Itomori was a small town in the middle of nowhere where 500 people died in a random act of nature; sure, the meteor strike makes it a pretty notable event, but it’s not something every last person is guaranteed to know about and make a connection to, especially just going off the name or appearance of the town.
