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Originally Posted by ironbomb
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Basically, to find oneself. To learn about "myself and yourself".
Another proof from the game website:
少年の目に映る周囲の人、物、出来事、想い……。
移ろいゆく時間の狭間、新たな学園生活の中で、彼は何かを失い、何かを得る。
ぼく自身、あなた自身
本来のぼく、本来のあなた。
ぼくらしく、あなたらしく。
Translated as:
The people, objects, events, and feelings that reflect in the boy's eyes.
In the time between his movings, in his new school life, what will he lose, what will he gain?
Myself, Yourself
The me in the future, the you in the future
Like me, like you.
The events in the game prove this (let's put aside the rather meh anime).
Such as helping Nanaka through her trauma, or helping Asami through... well... a lot... Etc. You get the idea.
The anime just put in something to make up for it's "meh-ness" and ended with a "resemblance" to it's title.
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Now that I think about it, that could have been the anime director's way of trying to salvage the anime. Failure desu.