History Headscratchers / Clannad

**** No, I meant having mostly Nagisa-focused scenes, don't misunderstand me... Sorry if I made it sound like they were making up stuff. And just to make myself clear, I don't dislike KyoAni (Hey, my favorite anime is ''{{Kanon}} 2006'') nor Clannad, case I was misunderstood. Just that, from my PoV, they went kind of overboard on how much Nagisa appeared, even taking into account she's the main heroine with a longer plot and all that. It's not the plot's fault, is they way they played it out.
***** Well, neither Tomoyo nor Yukine were members. Yukine was just someone they talked to from time to time, and Tomoyo was student council president. And besides, ThisTroper liked the extra focus on Nagisa, and the highlight of how she and Tomoya need each other. I could write a corresponding JustBugsMe about how Yuuichi seemed to deal with the Kanon girls like an assembly line process and forget them instantly after he's done, even when they are briefly apparently the most important people in his life. Made the whole freak out over Ayu unconvincing, since he seemed pretty darn able to move on to the next girl before. It's better for the plotline and characterisation to just pretend some arcs didn't exist - they had to rush in places anyways.

** [[OrSoIHeard From what this troper has heard]], the whole "sleeping in separate futons"-thing is apparently quite common in Japan, as they simply don't have futons big enough for two people to sleep on.

* How come we never see Nagisa and Tomoya [[IfYouKnowWhatIMean doing the deed]]. I know it's it's at the G rating, [[BleachedUnderpants but this is Key we are talking about]], the other Seasonverse games have H-scenes, so why not Clannad? They even had both a clean and unclean version of both {{Air}} and {{Kanon}}. I know this is a stupid question and the obvious anwsers are either "[[GettingCrapPastTheRadar They can't get away with sex]]" and "[[Rule34 Let the fans draw it then]]", but it must be said.

* At the end of episode 16, Tomoya wishes he never met Nagisa and gets his wish, finding himself back at the hill and not saying a word to her, and so reality shifts so that he never met her. How, then, does he end up her widower and the father of her child at the start of episode 17?

* At the end of episode 16, Tomoya wishes he never met Nagisa and gets his wish, finding himself back at the hill and not saying a word to her, and so reality shifts so that he never met her. How, then, does he end up her widower and the mother of his child at the start of episode 17?

* And back to Sunohara getting unfairly treated: Episode 16 of After Story. Sunohara and the others ([[BrotherChuck except Tomoyo]]) go visit Tomoya and Nagisa to celebrate New Year. Sunohara calls Tomoya "Okazaki", as he's ''always'' done. Both Tomoya and Nagisa reply, even though he always calls Nagisa for her ''first'' name (And with honorific, something Tomoya doesn't gets). Thusly Kyou chastises... Sunohara, since both are "Okazaki" now. Even though he did his normal thing and Nagisa was the dumb one for replying when he's never called her for her last name. It's even worse when you consider Tomoya calls Kyou for her first name and Ryou for her last name, yet Kyou ''never'' gets confused, even though it's the same thing. So, basically, Kyou is a hypocrite, Sunohara [[CosmicPlaything gets punished for doing things right]] and Nagisa ''never'' makes mistakes, even when she does (Then again, two episodes before she couldn't see through her dad's PaperThinDisguise... And in the previous one she couldn't think of names based on hers except "Nagisako" and "Nagisami"... The brightest crayon in the box she ain't.), SoYeah. And yes, I [[MST3KMantra shouldn't think this THAT much]], but still...

** ...You remember why Nagisa was in that predicament in the first place, right? Because they were snowed in? Add that onto the fact that the birth occurred a fortnihgt earlier than expected, and you'd have to wonder how could any of them have known that this was going on.