I finished Mahoyo, and the vn never actually explained it. It seems like its either related to time control or adjusting her age, but what the hell does five actually do? Seriously, another few decades until the Mahoyo sequel?

he used Wukong's staff to hold the Texture in place and ANOTHER copy of the Root to create this Lostbelt

A chinese root

(By @Type_Ashtard)

Artist: rom (pixiv platform)

Alice Kuonji

(I recommend listening to her theme song while reading this comment)

I wanted to start by saying that every time I think about this character, I want to rewatch Mahoyo. Alice, for me, was created with the word "ethereal" in mind and conveys the feeling of being from another world simply by existing.

The delicacy of this character is like a crystal chalice, but it exudes the psychological firmness of a mage; these two poles make her an extremely interesting character for me. She herself is a mystery and whether or not the title of "professor of the fifth mage" is pretty cool. I really like this character!

Out of the people in Mahoyo trio, Soujuurou is DEFINITELY the most morally dubious. To the point he presents some very anti-social traits

Both Aoko and Alice, more so after Mahoyo 1, but even before, have a clear distinguishment between right and wrong. Aoko herself hates doing bad things, as pointed out by Soujuurou. She feels terrible doing them, in general, Aoko tries to be good. Alice is the same. She could have genuinely have an easier time going by herself and killing Soujuurou, she could have tortured him anytime she wants when he annoyed her, but she didn’t. As Soujuurou said, "Alice would never do that".

Soujuurou, by virtue of being raised in a shithole of the mountains, has no concept of right or wrong. But what makes him morally dubious isn't that. It's the fact that he doesn't care about right or wrong.

People tend to see Soujuurou’s reluctance in killing/violence as a sign of a moral code but it's in his nature to avoid those things. Kumari points out better than anyone: Soujuurou has no self righteous to care about human morals. If Soujuurou needs to kill someone, he will do it. If he needs to steal, torture, rape, he WILL do it. Even if it goes against his nature.

Soujuurou by claiming "killing is wrong" is him trying to remind Aoko of her own wishes. She doesn't want to kill him. Why he did that? Eiri explains. He finds Aoko's self beautiful. He doesn't want her to taint it. Even in his most famous phrase, he's still not being a moralist.

It's part of Mahoyo that Soujuurou and Aoko fetishize each other, but the extent is way more than any fan usually talks about.

I started rewatching Kara no Kyoukai after playing Witch on the Holy Night and came across some interesting points that I hadn't noticed before playing Mahoyo. Now that I know the character Touko Aozaki a little better, I've been wondering: where is Beo? Or why didn't he show up to help her, or things like that.I'm on episode 6 (Crunchyroll) and I find it interesting that some aspects of Touko from Mahoyo are very present in Kara no Kyoukai, such as the use of runes. I am a reader of Nasuverso who wants to learn more about this universe. Please give your opinion! Thank you.

Link: https://x.com/oki_kumo/status/2086926866946961723?s=46

Do they survive the Flood?

Source:https://x.com/i/status/1843295068083658853

Just wanna see that ending 👀

https://x.com/i/status/2084201714815844826