What the fuck did I just read?
No seriously what was that ending?
BLAME! Thread
Lucas Smith
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Jayden Miller
We don't have time for you.
Jeremiah Powell
The popular interpretation is that those things at the top are stars. Killy walked across the entire solar system and reached the end of the city. The sphere reacted, the child with net gene terminals was born, and Killy may finally bring an end to this architectural nightmare.
Brody Lee
Don't rely on this tl;dr, it gets several things wrong.
James Garcia
oh hey a blame! thread
can i watch the movie or do i have to read the mango first?
Austin Price
No, it doesn't. It adds things which are up to interpretation, but it is not ever wrong.
Nathaniel Diaz
Anyone have recs for similar manga? Huge sprawling futuristic structures, minimal dialogue, etc
The movie is one tiny blip of the mango, so it doesn't really matter imo
Gavin Martin
>It adds things which are up to interpretation
Julian Carter
You can watch the movie first, no problem. It takes a few parts of the story here and there and condenses them together in one adventure. Nothing spoiler-ish or which would lessen the satisfaction of enjoying the manga.
Liam Watson
Nah off the top of my head it confuses the final scene with Davinel. When she's in the net sphere and gets deleted, Cibo takes control of her electric body and tells the administrator she "just wants to see the net sphere", but since she's the only one plugged in she gets the level 9 safe guard downloaded into her. That's why the administrator says "you're former self will cease to exist, what a shame." People confuse this scene and attribute it to characterization for Davinel. This is just one of the things the tl;Dr got wrong.