First, you can find the first pages of the novel on >3119766 kindly translated by translatanon.
And now for the juicy stuff : spoilers from the first BD.
>Shindo's main motivation in his negotiation career wasn't altruism, but his sense of accomplishment and success in resolving the problem >Saraka always secretly doubted whose side he was really on (human or the anisotropic); in a way, it was both >zaShunina's proactive approach is very rare among the anisotropics >the real winners are the anisotropics, not humans; the events, Yukika included, are a net gain for them >zaShunina never lied before ep9 and didn't truly understand lying; his comment "lies make me sad" was made precisely because it all finally started making sense to him and the implications were depressing
And last but not least >the show was originally written to be 24 episodes long; in that version, Saraka didn't exist >Saraka didn't exist >Saraka >did not >exist
Dominic Gonzalez
THE MAN KEKED TO DEATH. One of the finer moments of last season.
Cameron Rodriguez
Why can we never have good things?
Austin Davis
I'm glad I watched the ending of Kado before the ending of Tsuki ga Kirei, the latter healed all my disappointment with this shitshow
Lucas Bell
Because the Toei execs must insert moe girls in everything, even in between two men in the process of making higher dimensional babies.
Nathaniel Murphy
Antisotropic vs anti-spiral
Who win?
Anthony Evans
Uchiha Madara
Michael Hernandez
Anisotropic.
Brayden Reyes
>>Saraka didn't exist Why couldn't we exist on that timeline?
Andrew Mitchell
We could user. Come with me, we'll kill all the hetfags and make sure this never happens again. For the sake for everything good and homo that has yet to be released.
Angel Garcia
Mosey on over to /cm/ for novel translations.
Aiden Foster
>>the show was originally written to be 24 episodes long; in that version, Saraka didn't exist Hahaha Of course the show shat itself when she took to the spotlight At least it's confirmed that the anisotropic won. Still a shit ending outside of science girl going to the anisotropic.
Christopher Russell
At least Shindo is dead in every timeline and I hope it stays that way. He might be a better character than Saraka but he certainly was just as irritating.
Jackson Wilson
>Shindo is the only one who died. Fucking martyr.
Nathan Jackson
>Saraka didn't exist I wonder who opposed zaShunina then?
Benjamin Clark
Hopefully, nobody.
Elijah Hall
Shindo of course. Duh. Even if things still took a turn for the gory in the 24 episodes timeline zaShunina would have probably healed Shindo after hurting him even without Saraka there to take him to another dimension. He was that freaked out by the vision of Shindo's blood. >zaShunina heal kissing Shindo never
David Johnson
Didn't like the ending of Kado?
Well, how would you have ended it, smart guy?
Nathaniel Bailey
>Saraka didn't exist
Levi Ross
With an orwellian theocracy with zaShunina as its head and Shindo as the prime minister. Also they have 3 higher dimensional kids. zaShunina was contaminated by human instincts, meaning he can feel love now but also a desire to rule and control, greed for territory and hierarchy. His endgame is to convert every human to the anisotropic to conquer it.
Asher Harris
>Saraka didn't exist in the 24 episode version I'm sure this pleases the idiotic fujoshi who think she was the only problem with this show. zaShunina was fucking retarded and Shindo is probably one of the most soulless, braindead MCs of the year. At least we didn't have to wait an additional 12 episodes just to get the same garbage ending, which would probably have another scapegoat to blame everything on. Probably the scientist girl.
Jeremiah Ortiz
Sarakafag detected
Ian Jones
Nope, I clearly implied that she was one of many problems this show had. None of the characters in this show were likeable or sympathetic.
Eli Flores
>that entire /cm/ thread Jesus christ
Aiden Campbell
> Come on user
Matthew Reyes
I forgot okay, l-leave me alone.
Colton Reed
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Caleb Long
Have you never seen a /cm / thread before?
Ethan Wilson
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Luke Taylor
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Jacob Morris
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Alexander Ramirez
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Samuel Garcia
>the agony of a little girl trying to understand the concept of red after living in an empty featureless room for all her life Is that foreshadowing to what Shindo is going to make with his daughter?
>the dissapointment when you learn the tale about the apple What tale? Biblian one?
Bentley Stewart
>It was also entirely fictional Altair went too far.
Nathan Hughes
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Jayden Green
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Samuel Taylor
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Alexander Gomez
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Jose Hall
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David Morris
And that's all translationanon has provided so far.
Jaxon Gomez
>sympathetic I felt bad for Hanamori when his friends told him a sperm donor was the real dad, does that count?
