I love this series! There's just so much going on in such a short period of time... and there's a lot to read
in the subtext that I just can't stop thinking of the meaning behind everyone's every single action.
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ending, is that a new world created as ayato wish, which ayato and haruka live happy every after? (and quon become thier
daughter?)
It would seem so...
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ayato is the one who will recreate the world, why terra take ayato in? The commander (jin n other old folk) already know
purpose of existence of ayato, why he help ayato? Shouldn't terra just get rid of ayato so everything solve?
Because not everyone knew that Ayato was a Mulian (sp?). It would seem that only members of the Foundation (all those
related) and MU knew of Ayato's role in the recreation of the world. I think that, as far as everyone else is
concerned, Ayato was just the Xephon's pilot. I mean, hardly anyone knew that he was even a Mulian (sp?)
right.
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mu want ayato to recreate the world, ayato mum and his friend also know that, then why mu wana still attack ayato,? If
ayato die then what mu gain?
Huh? It didn�t seem that his mom wanted to "attack" him. Control him, sure, but not attack. She
believed that it was in his best interest, the proper path to become the instrumentalist, the one of least suffering
(though also, consequently, the one of least freedom and experiences). Controlling Ayato, to her, probably meant the
least suffering. I don't know, it would seem like something only a mother could do... and let's not forget
that Ayato was also just a teenager ^^; he would have some issues with his parent... something like deciding his own
future? (Don't we all?) Ayato's mom referred to herself as the conductor, and I would have to agree with that
to some level. While she would favor Ayato, she had to keep the best interest of the whole in mind as well. Regardless
of personal feelings (as I do think that she loved him as a son.. though, unable to show it), she had to make sure that
the "musical piece" had a proper ending.
I think that Mamoru (his "friend") attacked Ayato because of Hiroko. I'm pretty sure that Mamoru liked
her, but she liked Ayato... and tada! you get a love triangle going on. Pile that on to Mamoru�s role to
"protect" Ayato, and well, he could have a jealousy thing going on too.
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and terra wana fight if both of them know they are going to cease exist anyway? (those guys in terra and barbem, ayato
mum the leader of mu, they all know that) What are they fighting for?
I'm not sure about the series. I forgot if they said anything specific about it, but the movie did make a brief
mention... The commander mentioned something about having Ayato fight for them because they want to... because they want
to use him. When Ayato "tunes"the world, they don't want humanity to be forgotten, as opposed to if Ayato
were to remain with the MU, wherein the world would be "tuned"to MU alone.
I think that it's because a lot of the world Ayato would create would depend on his experiences presently. As
we've seen in the end of the series, Ayato and Haruka were together and Quon was there as well and there were even
brief glimpses at the lives of his friends... why? because they are important to him. He recreated the world where they
would all be happy. MU and TERRA are fighting (at least those who know of Ayato's role in the world's end/
beginning) to have a say in the future Ayato would create. Think of it as how an artist - a serious one - pours their
heart and soul, complimented by their experiences and those around them, into their masterpiece.
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what i heard movie is just recap from the pov of haruka, but is there any extra explanations in movie? I didn't
watch the movie yet and I don't think I can get that, feel free to spoil anything.
The movie focuses on the relationship between Haruka and Ayato (and not Ayato and however many other girls
"loved" him)... it's actually really sweet and I liked the ending for this as well. ^^ At least, it
wasn't as confusing as the series, watching the movie for face value and using the series as a compliment... but
-sigh- to try and use both simultaneously to explain is just too confusing.
Ayato's mom - Maya - confessed that she was the one that was to pilot the Rahxephon but when she remembered her
identity and duties as a Mulian (this is when her blood turned from red to blue), she was already pregnant with Ayato.
She said that she didn't know why, but she just decided to have him (I'm guessing, she meant instead of having
an abortion) and thus, her duties as the Rahxephon's pilot transferred to him.
There was also a bigger emphasis on the theme about the importance of memories... despite what reality is.