Spoiler for warainagara/minor(???!!) things in 26:
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Originally Posted by warainagara
Seeing the interview linked by sei, I guess Dominura dies leaving Limone behind.
And after that, Limone meets someone whom we know seemingly, according to the staff blog.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOO 
Mommy can't die! That's no happy ending
. Think of the sad puppy Rimones!
First Lodreamon and Mamiina, now this - At the current rate that they're offing the official pairings of the series they're going to kill Nevi & Aeru too by the end of Episode 26. Or at least 10 seconds after the final credits
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Originally Posted by oneplusme
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You know, that is such an almost stupidly convinient way to wrap all those things up in one big smash (why didn't anyone think of this before?
) that it's just too good to pass totally over, so I'd be surprised if it
didn't play out like that or at least a similar manner.
Spoiler for moar explict detail stuff:
Dunno about the genders there, though. Little Rimone looked pretty hot from the preview
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The only thing that rubs me against your theory is the timeline, for I always took it that Rimodomi jumped way
way back in time, as in several hundreds of years to set the foundation for the future Theocracy, so that doesn't really mix too well with that. Well, I guess they can out themselves from it if they'd somehow get to perform another Emerald or something, but somehow I don't really see that happening. Especially if the one Rimone's supposed to meat up is an already-Manlified Amuria
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Originally Posted by fignae
Great line from Key Board, too (how could I have missed it? skipping spoilers is indeed a bad idea). That's precisely what I think the "eien no miko" means to them.
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/me curses the over-bloated spoilertag-usage of this thread
No one reads your posts if you spoilerify them
Spoiler for Essentially the same thing, but a bit more explict:
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Originally Posted by m000m000, Re: The Girl's enthusiasm over Nevi&Aeru's oncoming journey
As said earlier, I think it's all a throw back to the Ep1 "Become eternal maidens serving at the side of Tempus Spatium" when completing the Emerald.
And, they're their close friends and companions, so it is only natural they'll feel empathy towards their cause and the path they've chosen.
But I think it is also at the same time is a much broader thing than just that;It's about the legacy of the girls (hah, there you got the next episode title ).
Their country's changing. They're changing. They've gone through a lot, but yet all that was their life up to now will change. Be new, and different. They will no longer be able to do what they once did, and they're bound for separate paths in life.
But in all this tumult of change, Nevi and Aeru have opted not to do so. They'll be Priestesses forever (or so we're led to precieve). They're no longer going to be in the society that is not the same as they. They're travelling somewhere, far and away, unaffected by all the change, and with them, in spirit and figure, they'll carry all that which is and defines the Chor Tempest with them.
Thus, where ever they go, the Legacy of Chor Tempest lives on.
And thus, we have us an ending for the series!
*sniff* so poetic ;_;
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That being said, I think people here mark the subject of their spoilers pretty well, so you shouldn't be
too afraid when treading around.
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Originally Posted by FatPianoBoy
Which reminds me of something I've been wondering for a long time: can a pre-choice (someone think of a better term, please) girl become pregnant?
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The way I see it is that they're just that -
girls before going to the spring, and
women afterwards, if they chose to be female.
Evidently it's not just a 'rite of passage' even for those who decide to remain female (See: The Onashia case), so I've always taken it that while they technically may be female before their visit to the spring too, they wouldn't actually be fertile or capable of reproduction until after it.