I haven't watched the previous episodes. At first glance, I was a little confused. Why did Okabe have those phantoms? There are roughly two settings, parallel world and time machine.
The disappearance of Okabe and the recovery of Kurisu, the essence of the main plot or a character that characterizes people, a world of emotions that can resonate with me? Because of the lack of a solid expression of love, he does not dare to agree with the current beauty and the attitude of being alienated from the real world; because of the lack of trust, he always moves forward alone, hoping for companionship but habitually rejects the ambivalence of others.
Hong Liqi's decision to return to the past is endless. This is a decision that may bring irreversible chaos to the entire time and space. However, I am afraid that I will make the same selfish choice when I am in that situation. After finding the object, the long-repressed need to love and be loved becomes unstoppable. Hong Liqi who is in it seems to find a life-saving straw to find the object, but ignores the rest of the world. , The final result is likely to be one and the other, backtracking again and again to try to mend the past and let yourself and others fall into a painful cycle. At the same time, this also raises a question: If life can be repeated, is this a good thing or a bad thing?
The final ending of the anime was too beautiful, but perhaps because of that resonance, this ending gave me great comfort. To talk about the meaning of this animation to me, there is a vivid metaphor: it is a mirage floating on the wasteland of my soul.
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