History Headscratchers / Clannad

* How come we never see Nagisa and Tomoya 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.

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* 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.

*** One early ''After Story'' episode had Tomoya listening to [[NameThatTune Dango Daikazoku]] on an mp3 player.

** Just read this part in the VN, and Yoshino specifically says that his job doesn't even check for a high school education. [[FlatWhat What.]] I'm guessing the writers simply DidNotDoTheResearch.

** The first ''season'' was split between the Theater club and Fuko's sister's wedding. The main point of both was to get the people closer and essentially establish Tomoya's and Nagisa's [[Nakama closest friends]], and Nagisa always knew it would be temporary. Also, this is Clannad, which prides itself on being a ShaggyDogStory [[CrapsackWorld in its]] [[TearJerker happiest endings]].

**** Ah, ok then. Only real answer is bad pacing.

**** Well, that sounds pretty right. Nothing more to add for me.

* Does anyone else think they [[MissedMomentOfAwesome missed a golden plot opportunity?]] Instead of having Nagisa magically/miraculously survive in Tomoya's second chance, they should have had all the people Tomoya and Nagisa helped over the years come together to help her survive.

** The way I see it, Tomoya's father probably deeply regrets what happened in that fight, and wants to patch things up with Tomoya. But he doesn't know how to approach him anymore, and everytime he tries, Tomoya refuses to forgive him and brushes him off. So he's lost hope of ever reconciling, though he'll make a token effort every now and again (such as with the dango snacks). But of course, his giving up hope leads to the whole "treating your son like a stranger" thing mentioned above, and Tomoya in turn thinks his father is deliberately avoiding him. It's a vicious cycle.

* Once Tomoya and Nagisa become afraid they might forget about Fuuko just like everyone else, why don't they write letters to themselves, telling about a girl they met a girl named Fuuko, who is Ibuki-sensei's little sister? They could have written down that they'd have to visit he from time to time in the hospital as well. Having ''two'' people write down the same thing would be evidence for the authenticity of the story.

* Once Tomoya and Nagisa become afraid they might forget about Fuuko just like everyone else, why don't they write letters to themselves, telling about a girl they met a girl named Fuuko, who is Ibuki-sensei's little sister? They could have written down that they'd have to visit he from time to time in the hospital as well.