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In chapter 42 he has to re focus himself on saving Moka and Kurumu could feel the love for her coming off him. He turns them down because of Inner Moka's you got to pick one speech and as I said this showed she was starting to waver on that. Also add in Moka's father is already talking like it is a foregone conclusion that he will end up with the others there is very little reason to think he won't. Quote:
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2015-05-03, 21:38 | Link #25582 | ||
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Concern does not equate love. Come on... And once again, the chapter the father was in was very light-hearted. You need to seperate the humor from the seriousness. No, countless evasions of their advances and repeatedly saying that you're "in it" for this one girl does put forward a strong case against a harem... lol
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2015-05-03, 23:12 | Link #25583 |
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...okay, I finally read the omakes and the artist redoes ... And really, is all this fuss about Tsukune having just Moka and/or accepting the other girls' feelings as mates as well?
They are monsters - it can be all but expected of them to go the polygamy route, especially in Tsukune's case. There are both political and personal reasons for the single partner (just Moka) or multiple partners (Moka, Kurumu, & Mizore) routes. Moka's against multiple wives for Tsukune because 1) she wants to be his one and only, and 2) she's experienced the worst part about having even two wives, barring any other mistresses that Issa might have had. HOWEVER She also knows that both Kurumu and Mizore genuinely love Tsukune as well and she does get along with both of them. She will go along with sharing Tsukune IF Tsukune actually wishes for it and tells them so. She doesn't want to, but at the cost of her own friends' lives and happiness, she'll bend her rules for them because she trusts them to that extent. If that seems messed up to anyone, she's not a human, she's an f'n vampire - dealwithit. Ikeda set the end up for the potential of Tsukune taking the 'multiple wives' route - there's enough reasons for him to do so. For now, he's just going to stick with Moka as his only woman, which is plausible that he'll keep her as his only wife as well. There are consequences for both routes and Ikeda was setting up the scenarios w/ their respective rules/boundaries for any future developments that the fans may want to pursue. If someone doesn't like one or the other, that's fine - but it doesn't make any viewpoint or take on the situation they may have the 'only correct one'.
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2015-05-03, 23:26 | Link #25585 |
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Very good point. That is what I have been saying all along.
Stick with the ending you want and let the others have theirs. There is no need to poke a stick in anyone's eyes just because thy don't conform to your view. The author decided to try to satisfy most of the readers, I say most because there will always be those that you can never please. |
2015-05-04, 00:20 | Link #25586 | |
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You give up. I give up. We all give up. Hey, who wants to talk about the actual show now?
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2015-05-04, 07:43 | Link #25588 |
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I found it interesting that Miyabi, of all people, saved Kahula like that. In hindsight, it shouldn't be surprising since it looked like Miyabi had a genuine soft spot for Kahula but just the fact that he did was surprising.
I'm wondering if the Shuzen family split from FairyTale then... with Issa back, and Akuha and Kahula in charge now, it doesn't seem like it would be plausible for the Shuzens to remain in charge of FairyTale. Seems like they did because I can't see anyone else being brave enough to pick a fight with a Shuzen. ...ah, but they lost a lot of their vampire kin thanks to Gyokuro implanting Alucard genes into the majority of them, didn't they... So maybe some other groups think that their overall power went down. I can see that. EDIT: 'Open end'? Just how 'open' are we talking about? Because I'm pretty sure that we won't get a Haji x Gin ending out of this... My 'choice' is between two options - single or multiple. I just don't want anyone to overly twist the intentions of my previous post out of context.
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2015-05-04, 09:09 | Link #25589 | |
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and Because of this "No, countless evasions of their advances and repeatedly saying that you're "in it" for this one girl does put forward a strong case against a harem... lol" So fanfiction is nice and good es long people accept that it is just that, fanfiction. Sometime I get the feeling some people here behave like fuyoshi fangils who are not capaple to distinguish between what is real and their delusions. But it's ok now. Because by the logic every romance part in a story ends in a harem anyway. And I forgot. Vegeta was just tsundere for Goku and they were also in a romantic relationship with Krillin and their wifes too. Polygamy for all. What? It was not shown to be like that? Who the hell cares? I shipp them, so it is like that. |
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2015-05-04, 10:05 | Link #25590 | |
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2015-05-04, 13:05 | Link #25591 |
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Alright so I've actually read the Omakes, and I'd like to try and calm down this debate.
The girls get lax permission from Moka to be concubines/lovers in Tsukune's dreams. Then Moka takes it back when the rest of the ladies jump in and demand their fair share. Its a continuation, and I like that the best. It's a different sort of Open end where Tsukune and Moka are an item but that still hasn't kept out the antics of the "harem". I could argue that the Omake never gave much hope for a legitimate harem, but it doesn't matter because the series as far as we know is over. Done! So we can all just say that this was an open ending that confirmed to is that the Youkai academy group is still doing what they do best! .... And the other pairings Omakes are just hilarious. XD
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2015-05-04, 13:11 | Link #25592 |
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Well u cannot argue about it.. if the main heroine is okay with the others then it is a harem ending.
If it were just Moka then, the others sould have had a broken heart if Tsukune is okay with it. But since he's too kind...it is a genuine Harem ending.
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2015-05-04, 13:33 | Link #25593 | |
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BAD BOY! NO! BAD! Stop implicating a stupid ending to it. I can go on about how Moka revoked her support for Kurumu and Mizore's plot to enter Tsukune's dreams, or about the fact that they only had planned to approach Tsukune in his dreams, which he would forget when he wakes up.... I could go on, really, but stop trying to deal in absolutes. Only a sith deals in absolutes. You don't want to be a Sith!
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2015-05-04, 14:52 | Link #25595 |
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She's not dead. that is specifically stated. Because of the fact that she too learned, had her own feelings, and grew; she became a being with a soul instead of an artificial personality. However she lost the medium to interact with the body when the rosario was destroyed. Akasha, Touhou Fuhai, and Mikogami are all gone now and they were the only ones who could potentially make another one. Her soul is now merging with the inner Moka's to form a single being. It is the reason that Inner Moka is being much more dere in the epilogue and her hair is taking on shades of pink. Unltimately this was what Tsukune wanted the most. He wanted to see the 2 eventually merge together.
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2015-05-04, 21:18 | Link #25597 | |
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2015-05-04, 22:01 | Link #25599 | |
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But it's still weird because I still haven't figured out how to explain it all to myself. Even if Issa says that it wasn't really Akasha, Omote was still Akasha's core personality without her memories. [[Kinda like making a copy of the Operating System of a computer but without any of the other data that would be included on an image backup.]] So Tsukune did fall in love with a version of Akasha...which threw my everything for a loop since we were lead to believe that Omote was a sort of 'hidden personality' within Moka. And even looking back on the chapters that highlighted Moka's older memories when she was a kid, she was a pretty serious girl. She was still girly, but she was far more serious than Omote ever was. I made a few parallels as how it seemed that Ura behaved like the 'elder sister' while Omote behaved like the younger one. Boy, was I thrown for a loop there at the end... And even now, while Tsukune is still charmed enough by Ura, she's still 2nd to the 'Omote' personality, [who was Akasha]. So, to me, it feels like he has to learn to love Moka now, instead of 'Moka-san'. This was just my preference but I liked Ura Moka the way she was/is withOUT the pink hair tint. Sure, if her hair changes to the same color as her mom, I'll live with it - eventually. But I'm still... grrr over it all.
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