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Originally Posted by Nochgo
It was indeed epic.
And, Yoshida, on a roll. 
But she sees all those monsters at the rooftop and she decides to run away.
I wonder if Yuji knows that Xanadu will have a catastrophic consequences the world in the far future. Though, even if he does, as long as he can free Shana of her role I get the feeling that he won't care.
By the way, was there a reason why Misaki City/Japan had to be chosen for the war? |
I can't imagine that Yuji is in the dark about the future consequences of this plan. He talked about Shana not approving of "uncertain attempts based on hopeful wishes" and in a sense that's what he's doing here. He's hoping that creating this world won't have disastrous consequences in the future. Yuji is shooting for an ideal where people aren't eaten by Tomogara and Shana is free to live without those burdens. I think he's willing to gamble the future of all life so he can achieve this. But the fact that the disaster is a possibility is enough for Shana to take action. Yuji can't guarantee the certainty that Shana needs and thus here we are.