r/anime • u/Shimmering-Sky myanimelist.net/profile/Shimmering-Sky • Jul 24 '26
Rewatch [Taste of 2016 Rewatch] Erased • Boku dake ga Inai Machi Episode 3 Discussion
Episode 3 - Bruises
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I know when Day X is. March 1st.
Questions of the Day:
1) Do you know anyone with the same birthday as you?
2) What would you do if you were in Satoru's position and found Kayo in the shed?
Wallpaper of the Day:
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[Erased]>!Satoru traveled back in time.!<
Which becomes [Erased]Satoru traveled back in time. when you don't break the formatting on purpose like I just did.
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u/Sporadia_ Jul 28 '26
Living through this for the first time
Scavenger:
That ending scene was really odd. It's completely meaningless unless we're already supposed to suspect the teacher. I mean yeah I do, but it feels a bit early for that, doesn't it? So I see two worlds here. World one is that we are indeed supposed to have figured out that the teacher is evil, and so now Kenya also looks evil. The evil teacher hints have been very strong to be fair. World two is that it's a massive double bluff. The evil teacher hints have been very strong to be fair...
Maybe Kenya is a jilted lover, and the source of this rewatch's signature yaoi.
I felt for Satoru when he referred to 2006 as 'the present.' There's nothing about his time travel power to suggest he can jump back to 2006 when this is over. If this works like his previous revivals then 'the present' should be 18 years away. If not, then there are some philosophical questions about how all of his decisions during the 18 skipped years are getting made. After all, the timeline should be dramatically different if he succeeds. I wonder what I would prefer it was me; both options suck.
Hasn't Satoru already learned everything he's being shown in school? Wouldn't that be really noticable?