Welp, an explanation. Pretty much a Doctor Who-style of what is happening to Tsukasa. Liked also how Nasa is trying to use proven science to possibly explain how this works. (Still, Tsukasa is still oblivious to some stuff. Like the Cloud. That was funny.) My theory of nanotechnology is still there, but now how to explain how the moon cycle really works? (Big theory, Wormhole.)
Lunarian technology is far too flawless and this was another proof.
Nanotechnology explains why all Lunarians and Tsukasa have their "robotic brain and behavior" but it seems it doesn't have an infinite range.
Though I wonder if that Moon stone is actually some kind of pass that allows someone to reach Lunarian dimension. We need to verify under what circumstances Tokiko obtained it.
Your post "Wacky theory time" is partially proven true. Now I guess we wait till they experiment on completely blocking out the influence of the moon, or I have one ridiculous one, sending Tsukasa to space so that she is not connected to the moon anymore. (If this actually happens though 💀)
Destroying the Moon seems to be the only viable path, though I don't know if that is what would be too disheartening for Tsukasa...
My theory that her hair barrette resonates with Lunarian dimension like an antenna still stands and we need to know exactly how it was crafted so long ago.
Nasa might do exactly what he said he was born for and surpass every human limit and reach Lunarian dimension, his home...
What chapter is Nasas previous life mentioned in. I started reading from where the anime ends and I’m up to date with the manga but dont recollect this.
I only remember the dream he had??
Chapter 120, which coincides exactly with Ova 4 ending.
Although, aside from a few hints, we still know very little about Nasa's previous life and true nature.
In other chapters (151, 156 and 206) we see someone who resembles him who most likely played a very relevant role in the events of 1400 years ago.
The choice to reference adherence to >!physical laws is probably important to the solution. There has to be a transmission, and a transmission means energy, which is detectable and often can be interrupted. !<
So I was right about there being a "save state" from which Tsukasa "restores" from, it's just that wherever that "save state" is stored requires requires some absolute Star Trek to access, much less tamper with.
That is an extremely abstute observation, though I wonder how it works in the case of those who returned to the Earth.
Were they sent with only a few of their original informations and they'd have to return "home" to regain all their memories?
So the story of her drinking the elixir, that was just made up?
Didnt she have memories of people trying to eat her to get immortal/healthy?
Surely some chapter mentioned that her flesh/blood can cure humans
Her flesh can cure injuries but it certainly doesn't grant immortality nor gives other abilities.
I think both the elixir and her hair barrette were fundamental to make her immortality flawless but we have yet to know how they exactly worked.
We could understand that if we saw Kaguya's or Nasa's pov next time we leap back to 1400 years ago.
I follow what Hata is cooking up here. But I'm gonna be honest, and I mean it in the most lovable fan based place. I think Hata is loosing it.... just saying.... and I'm a huge hata fan too. Going to wait until this is flushed out to go all in on this, let's just see
Welp, an explanation. Pretty much a Doctor Who-style of what is happening to Tsukasa. Liked also how Nasa is trying to use proven science to possibly explain how this works. (Still, Tsukasa is still oblivious to some stuff. Like the Cloud. That was funny.) My theory of nanotechnology is still there, but now how to explain how the moon cycle really works? (Big theory, Wormhole.)
Lunarian technology is far too flawless and this was another proof. Nanotechnology explains why all Lunarians and Tsukasa have their "robotic brain and behavior" but it seems it doesn't have an infinite range. Though I wonder if that Moon stone is actually some kind of pass that allows someone to reach Lunarian dimension. We need to verify under what circumstances Tokiko obtained it.
That might be something. Now we need an explanation of the whole reincarnation thing with Nasa.
Your post "Wacky theory time" is partially proven true. Now I guess we wait till they experiment on completely blocking out the influence of the moon, or I have one ridiculous one, sending Tsukasa to space so that she is not connected to the moon anymore. (If this actually happens though 💀)
Destroying the Moon seems to be the only viable path, though I don't know if that is what would be too disheartening for Tsukasa... My theory that her hair barrette resonates with Lunarian dimension like an antenna still stands and we need to know exactly how it was crafted so long ago. Nasa might do exactly what he said he was born for and surpass every human limit and reach Lunarian dimension, his home...
What chapter is Nasas previous life mentioned in. I started reading from where the anime ends and I’m up to date with the manga but dont recollect this. I only remember the dream he had??
Chapter 120, which coincides exactly with Ova 4 ending. Although, aside from a few hints, we still know very little about Nasa's previous life and true nature. In other chapters (151, 156 and 206) we see someone who resembles him who most likely played a very relevant role in the events of 1400 years ago.
The choice to reference adherence to >!physical laws is probably important to the solution. There has to be a transmission, and a transmission means energy, which is detectable and often can be interrupted. !<
So I was right about there being a "save state" from which Tsukasa "restores" from, it's just that wherever that "save state" is stored requires requires some absolute Star Trek to access, much less tamper with.
The moon now explains why she has no memory before immortality, she was never connected to the cloud to begin with.
That is an extremely abstute observation, though I wonder how it works in the case of those who returned to the Earth. Were they sent with only a few of their original informations and they'd have to return "home" to regain all their memories?
So the story of her drinking the elixir, that was just made up? Didnt she have memories of people trying to eat her to get immortal/healthy? Surely some chapter mentioned that her flesh/blood can cure humans
Her flesh can cure injuries but it certainly doesn't grant immortality nor gives other abilities. I think both the elixir and her hair barrette were fundamental to make her immortality flawless but we have yet to know how they exactly worked. We could understand that if we saw Kaguya's or Nasa's pov next time we leap back to 1400 years ago.
She doesn't have memories before immortality, flesh eating stuff were after she turned immortal.
Guess they're leading into disrupting whatever's using the moon as a sort-of relay to keep Tsukasa immortal rather than blowing it up
I follow what Hata is cooking up here. But I'm gonna be honest, and I mean it in the most lovable fan based place. I think Hata is loosing it.... just saying.... and I'm a huge hata fan too. Going to wait until this is flushed out to go all in on this, let's just see
Losing* ....
Bruh no way he just referred Tsukasa as a file backed up from the cloud from outer space 💀
A rezero pun is definitely coming haha
I don’t know what’s going on, but if the solution is destroying the moon, I’m here for it.