Forum:Irregularities in the series

Hi everyone, I see this is the very first topic in the forums here, so excuse me if this is unheard of, but I'd like to discuss some irregularities I don't understand.

In the series, Angel possesses this program which makes her have abilities. s wrong with Yurippe that she doesn't copy the program, including the abilities for herself?

If she doesn't know how to do it, she can always ask Christ (since that's he wants to be called), to do it for her, or even ask Angel herself now she's on the battlefront.

Second; why are Tenshi's wings merely decorative? As she's busy programming the thing, it's a small effort to make them really functional and let her fly.

Third; I don't get Otonashi's plan? He's trying to make everyone disappear - which is insanely evil to me since they won't know each other in the next life and thus resulting in losing their friendship and the chance to make a new, happy life in the world they're know, where they have at least each other.

Fourth; TK's and Shiina's one-liners. The situations TK calls out his phrases and their situations aren't matching in the slightest bit. Such as Shiina's comment "How shallow-minded" when defeating the shadows for example?

Fifth; something I tried to add to Otonashi's page; why is there "Antwerpen Café" written on the red awning if Otonashi's Japanese. It's written in Dutch, which is weird, since when you would be abroad you'd change the name to something more international, like "Antwerp". I was thinking myself Otonashi might be Belgian instead of Japanese, since we've got manga stores in Antwerp as well. (One dedicated to manga, and one is a general comic bookstore with a large collection of manga - and you can find the occasional Naruto in a regular bookstore), and in Japan they tend to implement cultural assets very superficial, the people abroad (of Japan) are usually also speaking Japanese to each other in anime. (Same thing as in English movies though. Scenes taking in France or Russia of some sort are always spoken in English, and the native people are speaking English to each other as well).

by Svardskampe on June 14, 2010

First: I think Yuri thinks in a unique way such that she doesn't want to fight an angel using the very weapon she uses. Plus, I don't think she is that trustful of anyone to the point that she gives him/her the privilege of making their weapons, except Chaa.

Second: Kanade needs more time to make something that defies physics. Who knows how long it took for Kanade to program Overdrive.

Third: Otonashi has realized that they are there for a reason and being a deviant to that system doesn't help them at all. Even if he becomes an antagonist in their eyes, at least he has helped them move on.

Fourth: Call it a quirk.

Fifth: I don't think anything would change if Antwerpen becomes Antwerp. The Japanese sometimes adopt foreign words relevant to their business (like Italian words for an Italian restaurant) just like in any other country.

Herald of meridian 02:52, June 14, 2010 (UTC)

i have one question.. i think its a defect or something...

in the end.. Kanade said that Otonashi's heart was donated to her.. doesnt that mean that Otonashi should have been in the afterlife way long before Kanade??? 115.147.231.122 08:25, July 02, 2010 (UTC)

Many fans speculate that how time moves in the afterlife is not the same as in the living world; it may sound illogical at first, but it would clear up the discrepancy between the deaths of both and their appearances in the afterlife.

Herald of meridian 13:21, July 2, 2010 (UTC)

But how come after Hinata died in the real life,he immediately woke up in the afterlife as soon as he gained consciousness???

by "Aoi Satou"

It is safe to assume that a person's time between leaving the living world and arriving at the afterlife is completely random, such that two persons who have died at the same time can arrive at the afterlife at different times. Herald of meridian 06:41, July 3, 2010 (UTC)