I am having a pretty frustration with someone on reddit about weather the Max Hear Novel is canon or not. And I know I'm dumb for not letting this argument go to.
I'm not sure if I'm being up my own ass, so I want a second opinion on what I'm saying. For context the Max Hear Novel is an alternate ending to the tv series that gets into some multiversal stuff and says that Hikari/Luminous is some kind of special case were there is only one of her in the entire multiverse.
My argument is that the novel is intended as a separate continuity to the show (being an alternate ending to it and all) and that even putting that aside, by it's own rules it and the show could not possibly co exist within the same multiverse (since there is only one Hikari according to the novel).
His argument against this is that they are in separate coexisting multiverses.
Edited by Gaogaigar54 on Apr 27th 2024 at 1:20:25 AM
Quite unpredictable
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Haven't gotten to Max Heart yet (thanks for reminding me to finish Futari wa) but the novel having an "alternate ending" would make it an Alternate Continuity from the show by default, right?
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Ninja-edited. "The novel have an alternate ending". Nice one, me.)
Edited by carduinal-cyn on Apr 27th 2024 at 1:10:44 PM
"I don't have the power to reverse my destiny. [...] But I'm not going to turn away from my fate anymore." — Kiriya
13. A funny episode that doesn't require Iroha to lose all her braincells. Progress. I trust Detective Komugi to solve the case. Best scene was Iroha trying to get Komugi to nya. Mayu, I know you think Nyammy looks pretty, but please don't throw yourself into danger more than once. Nyammy for her part is doing a decent job not making her relation to Mayu obvious. I'm glad Nyammy is in the show now, but they better not drag out the mystery and integrate the cats into the group sooner rather than later.
Your preferences are not everyone else's preferences.
Quite unpredictable
Episode 13 first impressions under the spoiler text!
Even though the "search" for Cure Nyammy was nice and silly, I do feel like this episode was mostly Filler. Iroha and Satoru continue to have very cute chemistry together, and I would totally believe it if they get a Relationship Upgrade at the season finale. Frustratingly Komugi comes SO CLOSE to realizing who Nyammy is... Come on, who's white, has the charm on her, and would say "nya"? Maybe the sheepdog?
Another episode without a "???" sighting, too, which is a shame, but on the bright side, Nyammy herself is as gallant and violent as ever. Am I the only one who's noting a bit of Ho Yay between Nyammy and Mayu, though? She gets to do a Bridal Carry, and at the very end, she gets all close and personal, and Mayu's blushing... sort of weird if you ask me. Cap this off with a Garugaru "fight" that reminds me of a question I had to answer on my Physics final last year, and you have a weirdly "meh" episode. Hopefully the plot starts to pick up soon. I really want to know what the deal is with that spooky wolf.
"I don't have the power to reverse my destiny. [...] But I'm not going to turn away from my fate anymore." — Kiriya
Easily the wackiest episode of the season so far. Loved it.
Quite unpredictable
So I was browsing outside this wiki, and I saw a theory about upcoming content for Wonderful. The theory goes like this: our apparent Big Bad, the wolf guy, is actually one of the Kirarin Animals. Either Evil All Along, or some kind of "super-Garugaru" that can actually think instead of just mindlessly attacking things. They were citing the wolf's glowing red eyes being the same shape as the Garugaru's eyes, and some merchandise spoilers that I can't confirm are actually legit or not because they're not on the season's website.
Do you think there's any basis for this theory? Or is it just a wild shot in the dark?
"I don't have the power to reverse my destiny. [...] But I'm not going to turn away from my fate anymore." — Kiriya
Let's go the extra mile.
He's Niko and he decided humans must die after seeing how crappy they treat animals.
It'd be sad if they do the "turns out I'm being controlled by an evil cockroach out of nowhere" trope like they did throughout several of the Cures, but even then, that'd be a lot more nuanced than the villain from the anime made for adults
Edited by Psyga315 on May 3rd 2024 at 2:41:07 AM
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To be honest, you are exactly right, what I wanted to say is that Nagisa assigns herself the responsibilty. She may say she resents the duty, and complain, but what she has above all is sympathy and empathy more than responsibility.
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