Episode 16 will use editions. By default is the edition without the ED, because let’s face it, after that happens, you really don’t want to hear an upbeat ED, do you?
Edition 2 will play the file as normal. Just note, The ED sequence is present in the file, but just “hidden” in edition 1. That means, I did not cut it out of the episode.
If enough people disagree with my use of editions, I will remove it in the batch.
I will release Volume 5 on Thursday, then I will begin the encoding of Lucky Star while working on Haruhi. Haruhi will be complete next week. The week after, I will release Lucky Star.
1080p (h264, FLAC 5.1): [Doki] Clannad After Story – Vol 4 (1920×1080 h264 BD FLAC)
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- [Doki] Clannad After Story – 17 (1920×1080 h264 BD FLAC) [313B9868].mkv
- [Doki] Clannad After Story – 18 (1920×1080 h264 BD FLAC) [E7B352F4].mkv
- [Doki] Clannad After Story – 19 (1920×1080 h264 BD FLAC) [A83E77B6].mkv
- [Doki] Clannad After Story – 20 (1920×1080 h264 BD FLAC) [5DD44100].mkv
720p (h264, AAC 5.1): [Doki] Clannad After Story – Vol 4 (1280×720 h264 BD AAC)
- [Doki] Clannad After Story – 16 (1280×720 h264 BD AAC) [5A42355A].mkv
- [Doki] Clannad After Story – 17 (1280×720 h264 BD AAC) [461847FA].mkv
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480p (h264): [Doki] Clannad After Story – Vol 4 (848×480 h264 BD AAC)
- Later
Thursday 19th May 2011 
9:02 AM 
Episode 20 (Threw in some random signs)
4:04 Episode title
7:11 There’s a sign on the van (Eclipse untranslated)
7:26 Moon Princess book
7:33 There’s a stick with jap (Eclipse untranslated)
11:28 Care to typeset some noodles?
12:50 Those signs around the tights O.o
12:58 Same signs (are they signs?)
13:03 exploding pants, wait that’s not a sign
19:30 Don’t think the coffee is a sign
20:43 Hikarizaka General Hospital
22:06 To be continued
I’ll be happy to do the last four episodes if you like as I never study lol
Actually, you can do 21 as well. 22+ has been done.
Can you tell me what is “the signs”?
I really want to do you a favour, but I cannot understand this word.
(Actually my English is not good……)
thanks~
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sign
I wonder how helpful that was to what?
Well….maybe it’s not too helpful, but it’s kind of hard to explain right? So because of that, I didn’t know quite how to reply to him in a way that he would understand, so I ended up posting the Wikipedia link. But I realize now that that is not something that will work, so I’l try after all (proper atempt at explaining it to come in a post below. Just give me a second to figure out how to do so…).
can you give me an example?= =
thx~
Ok, here goes. I do not know if I can explain this well, but I will atleast try, so bear with me, and you other guys, do not make fun of me if I end up sounding like a moron, help me out instead. -_- (I am going to avoid using contractions here, in an attempt to be easier to understand).
Ok, so you know when you enter a store, like say, McDonald’s for instance. Ye, we will use them as an example. So when you enter a McDonald’s store, you will most likely see that above the enterance, it says “McDonald’s” with big letters, either on some kind of board (made of plastic, metal, wood or whatever), or mounted directly on the wall/roof of the store). Well, that is a “SIGN” that says “McDonald’s”. It is a “store sign” that tells you what store you are entering. As another example, those things by the side of the road that tell you the speed limit, that a sharp turn is coming up, that the road is bumpy, tells you to STOP or to not park here etc etc, those metal/wooden poles with some kind of plate (rectangular, oval or otherwise) with info on them, by the side of the road, are ALSO SIGNS. They are called “traffic signs”, and they tell you about the various conditions and traffic rules of the road you are currently on, that you have to consider, if you are driving on it.
Eh….did that make any sense? Did it help at all? I cannot really tell if that was any good….
A sign in anime refers to any written japanese text present on the screen, may it be episode title, preview title, name of the school, text on the blackboard, text on mobile phone, website on computer screen etc etc etc
Man, you explained it in such a simple, yet MUCH better way…sigh…I can’t believe I didn’t think of that…You did it so easily…
poor you
You’re Wiki post of ‘Sign’ made me laugh. I never thought you would actually try to explain it! Nice job! ^_^
I understand the sign in general but not in anime
SO thank Holo~ I got it～
Also thank Rokudaime，although yours is not helpful = =
After he went through all that trouble for you ..
LOL.
Crap…I wasted some minutes on that one…sigh…oh well, glad you got what you were looking for in the end, anyway. ; )
Episode 21
0:00 Furukawa Bread
3:14 Episode title
4:36 Hikarizaka Electric/Electrical Design and Setting (Why did Eclipse put the sign twice O.o)
4:38 Letter of Resignation
4:48 Hikarizaka Electric again
5:29 DAT screwdriver (Yoshino)
6:18 Hikarizaka Electric
9:49 The sale sign? (don’t know)
10:03 Hikarizaka General Hospital
12:53 I don’t think the butter in the fridge is typeset
21:07 It’s a sign, but Eclipse didnt translate it
21:09 As above
22:05 To be continued
Hmm it’s actually not that hard to find these signs at all. Only takes like 5 minutes O.o
I agree. ED was one of Key’s biggest fails of all time.
Keep that shit out of the end of the season please.
You sir, fail to understand the concept of Emotional Whiplash.
They did that on purpose, which is why it should be kept in by default.
This.
What they said. Emotional rollercoasters are a Key speciality. I’ve yet to see even one thing they have made that hasn’t reduced me to a gibbering wreck at least once (Fuuko’s route anyone?).
Oh man. Most of Clannad didn’t even faze me in that way (if anything, the only emotion I felt in After Story was anger at Tomoya), but Fuuko’s arc got me about as close to tears as KEY has ever gotten me.
And here I thought I was the only who hated him, although I hate him for being a incompetent father, son, and husband when times were the worst, which makes the lolicon Sojiro Izumi a much more respectful person than Tomoya will ever be…
Aye, I agree that Tomoya is in dire need of a slapping in After Story. That said though the anime has nothing on the VN when it comes to stuff like that, the leadup to the ending of Kyou’s (and by extension Ryou’s) route almost made me give up even attempting to unlock After Story =/
Speaking of which, I had to play through Kyou/Ryou’s route 7 times before I finally realized my decision to lie to Ryou about preferring short hair weeks before (after my save point) was the reason I got a perpetual bad ending for Kyou. Once I finally beat it, I discovered something very valuable: the skip previous text button!
You guys don’t get it…Tomoya is made to be an incompetent father ON PURPOSE, because he turns out the same as his father, because of the you-know-what stuff that happens, which is similar to what happened to his father. I can’t elaborate, since that’d be potential spoilers, but anyway, that’s the whole point. In the same way, him being an incompetent son is because of what happened between him and his father long ago, and is really more his father’s fault than Tomoya himself. Finally, him being an incompetent husband?…now you’re just talking crap. -_-
What Tomoya does in episode 21 is more facepalm worthy. If your kid is seriously *** why would you go and let her play in the snow?
Rokudaime: Well put.
Holo: That was foolish on Tomoya’s part. Then again, I think the outcome was already determined by that point. Tomoya probably just wanted to see another smile. She was outside for what, 3 minutes?
Well, I’l admit, that was a stupid move, but I agree with Clannad Man. He had a reason for doing it, and it probably wouldn’t have mattered anyway at that point.
His father took care of him when times were worst, HE didn’t, so he is worse than his father. I am using my real life viewpoint criticism towards Tomoya and I’m treating as a “real person”. I met people with worse situations before, both financially and psychologically, yet they hadn’t abandoned their children. Being an incompetent husband means that after you know what happens to Nagisa he failed to take care of their child and Nagisa’s wishes to protect her by practically abandoning her. If you really think that because you had a lousy father you have the excuse to be also a terrible father then I am never going to be in an agreement with you.
∀: I just wrote a lengthy reply to your comment, but due to potential space constrictions I didn’t post it here. Read down a little further (or at the beginning of the next page? I’m not sure yet..) if you are at all interested in my response.
Thanks from France ^^
Love your releases and thank you very much for the BD of lucky star and shakugan <3
ok, i know you got your own tracker and all, but why you didn’t want to post your release on nyaa?
the site got pretty decent user base, as most of tokyotosho torrent comes from nyaa, so why not.
you just don’t want to do it right?
Reasons to boring to go into.
RSS feed, TT, doki.co or even #doki, there are plenty of ways to keep up releases!
there is nothing hurt when you add one more ways to release your sub, but it’s up to you because you’re the fansub, not me
You can try and post our releases on nyaa, and then see what happens. Then you’ll understand why we don’t do it.
O_o i don’t really understand…
what will happen? they will delete your release?
I personally really hate nyaa for not supporting direct linking to the torrent files, not to mention lack of RSS and much much more (but mostly, no direct linking to the torrent file >_<)
And about all the stupid drama on the nyaa, I have only one thing to say, I actually watched both releases for 30-sai no Hoken Taiiku from both SubDesu and Doki and I found 3 things just wrong with Subdesu version:
* I didn't like the typesetting (it was all over the screen, felt unorganized.)
* The encoding was BAD (and I usually never notice these things but, wow, the quality was just bad)
* And I really didn't like how they typed the *censor* everywhere… The Doki's style (fill in the blanks) I found to be a much better solution 🙂
TT89> lack of RSS – they have awesome RSS
TT89> no direct linking to the torrent file – there is a download icon – direct link
I don’t know about the Doki/Nyaa dramas but you sir appear mentally impaired with the above points..
It came with an ED then leave it there. Don’t remove/hidden it
I prefer it the original way, but that’s just me.
Myeah, leave the ED in. Imo, if you don’t want to see it then just turn off the episode when the ED kicks in.
The ED for this episode should just fade to white and display in black text:
Furukawa Nagisa
1989 – (I-don’t-know-the-year)
Then, obviously, it needs to play the opening theme for Six Feet Under.
But seriously, I vote for leaving the ED in. If it is like that on the DVD and now the Blu-ray, then please keep it as it is presented. The edition without the ED can be edition 2.
Also, sorry, feel free to edit my post if the explicit spoilers are troublesome. However, it’s already pretty easy to guess what happens with the wording of the original blog post.
Could you guys do what SS-Eclipse did in their original release? They replaced the ~AS~ ED with Dango Daikazoku from season 1.
they did? it’s doable, lol.
No, they didn’t. He’s trying to pull a fast one on you, probably because he doesn’t like the normal ED in AS. I remember it well, but I fired up SS-Eclipse’s releases of the show anyway, just to be safe, since I still have them, and it is most defenitely bollocks. I guess you must have skipped the ending alot since you didn’t remember that, huh? 😀 Personally, although it does indeed sometimes ruin the mood, I actually kinda like the ED in AS, by itself. Of course, Dango Daikazoku is woooorlds better though.
Well, Dango Daikazoku is based on a song from the actual Clannad soundtrack if I recall correctly, same for S1’s OP. That might explain why it feels more natural with the show.
Dango is based on Nagisa’s bgm.
I’d prefer you guys keep everything as original as possible.
even AFTEr that happens, i’d rather see that happy upbeat ending. its whats on the Blu-Ray and should be left as such. less work for you guys anyways.
if people really wanna see a more happy ED they can just stop it right then and there and go to an earlier episode. no need to spend extra time to slap in a different ed
It’s funny how if you give people a choice, debates and flame wars start over which is better, whereas if nothing is said, no one gives a bloody damn.
It’s like all those times with dub vs no dub or afk vs ena.
I would give a damn regardless. Always. the reason being that I principally don’t like it when the original material is changed in such a way. Course, in this case it won’t really be a big problem regardless of which outcome will be the prevailing one in the end, but with me, this is the kind of principle that, even if I end up skipping the ED every time, I’d still like the default option to be that it plays normally.
@ ∀, Rokudaime, et al.,
[This post contains reflections which may be considered mild spoilers. Please be aware of this before reading further. Thank you.]
I feel that some assumptions must be made when looking at Tomoya from an outside POV. First off, due to his actions in Season 1 (VN School Arc), outsiders should assume that he is a person who is good at heart, but due to an unstable family structure (including a perpetually drunk, sometimes violent father and no mother) has had difficulties growing up, taking on the role of an independent. We are not given enough information to determine if his independence was due to youthful defiance or fear/despair, though by looking at flashbacks of Kotomi’s arc and his interaction with her parents, the latter seems the more likely option. Therefore, it is reasonable to suggest that Tomoya was a good son who did not wish to be part of a disruptive household.
There is little, if any, evidence provided to assume that Tomoya was a poor husband. He worked hard for Nagisa, sometimes to the point of exhaustion. He accepted her wish to conceive a child, even though he was visibly uneasy at the prospect. He met with his father on multiple occasions, at the prodding of Nagisa (VN, Manga support this), which is likely the last thing Tomoya wanted to do. He was supportive during her pregnancy and did extra work while she recovered from illness. The only thing he was shown angry about during their marriage was when the school was being rebuilt, which contained memories cherished by both people. The anger wasn’t even directed toward Nagisa, but at a situation. These actions once again show that Tomoya is a caring individual who had a deep love for Nagisa and her wishes. The argument against him being a poor spouse just doesn’t hold up.
Finally, ∀ is quoted as saying about Tomoya, His father took care of him when times were worst, HE didn’t, so he is worse than his father. This statement is not necessarily true. It is correct to assume that Tomoya could have taken on a paternal role. However, he was emotionally distraught and for these reasons left his child in the care of Nagisa’s parents. It can be argued that anyone can have a child, but it takes a truly devoted person to be a parent. After ‘the event’, Tomoya was not ready to be a single father. His decision to leave his child in the care of his parents-in-law shows two things: 1) that he was afraid of the future & haunted by the past, and 2) that it is possible he was cognizant of the environment he grew up in, and did not want her reliving similar negative experiences while growing up. Recall that Tomoya’s parents had already raised him together for a time before Tomoya’s mother passed away, making it unlikely that Tomoya’s father would seek additional help in raising the child. One would assume Nagisa would prefer her child to be raised in a stable and compassionate environment as opposed to one similar to what Tomoya grew up in, meaning he was still following Nagisa’s probable wishes. Tomoya’s future actions with his daughter were made when he was ‘ready’ to be a parent, and without giving up spoilers it would appear that he made an earnest effort toward being the father Nagisa expects and his daughter deserves. Having a terrible father is not an excuse to be a terrible father, but that does not appear to be the case in this situation. It may have taken Tomoya awhile to gain the courage necessary to be a parent, but his interactions with his daughter prove that she is in a much better environment that he was, ultimately leading to a more proper parenthood.
I chose to comment on this post not to call out any specific members of this community, but rather to attempt to explain what I believe to be common misconceptions about the story’s character development. One of the reasons I care so deeply for this story is that the characters were created with explicit detail and backstories, allowing for a more fulfilling and realistic storytelling experience. Okazaki Tomoya is a character people should be able to relate to; one doesn’t need to approve of all his decisions, but it is important to appreciate his perspective as the story unfolds, just as it is important for all the other characters as well.
I am interested in discussing it more, but I think we are dangerously on the fine line between mild spoilers and Atlas heavy spoilers, at least any arguments I can think of would contain such spoilers. So I apologise if I am not giving a proper rebuttal. =)
Good to see someone that properly understands Tomoya’s character and situation. *Brofists Clannad Man*.
Glad to see people appreciate this series as much as I do! *Brofists Rokudaime Back*
Spoilers.
Tomoya’s failure to take care of his daughter is an exact repeat of his father’s failure to take care of him. Leaving Ushio with the Furukawa’s wasn’t a rational decision — it was simply a refusal to accept reality after Nagisa’s death. When Tomoya realizes his mistake in abandoning his daughter and his failure as a father, he’s able to understand and come to terms with the relationship with his own father — therefore breaking the relentless cycle of painful memories from the opening lines of the show — and begin rectifying his failure to love his daughter, becoming the caring father he always wished he had…
Additionally, I’d argue that Tomoya’s willingness to allow Nagisa to have a child was a terrible mistake. He should have stood firmly against it. Adoption would have been the responsible, genuinely loving decision.
I think I hate Tomoya mainly because he never had the chance to “redeem” himself. After what he did, and later what happened to Ushio, everything is just magically fixed. It is as bad as any episode of anything you ever watch that ends with, “it was all dream”. Personally, had I written the story, I would’ve developed more the relationship between Ushio and Tomoya before resorting to voodoo.
WARNING!! MASSIVE SPOILERS!! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!!(Since it seems we no longer care about spoiling in this thread, I’m just going to follow suit…)
Well, I can understand your sentiments on that one, but the show led up to that from the very beginning of the first season of Clannad, with Ushio being that girl in that other dimension, and all that other stuff, after all. The “voodoo”, as you call it, is an essential part of the story from the get go, so they would have had to change it alot if they were to have the ending you describe, and still keep Nagisa alive. I also kinda like the whole concept anyway. And if they were to NOT let her stay alive, and have Tomoya mend his relationship normally with Ushio after Nagisa’s death (I’m guessing this ending is the one you’re refering to, that you wish for), well…then that would suck, because, you know…Nagisa would be dead. ;_; I like happy endings. Especially since I think they all deserve to live together as a happy family after all they, and the people around them, went through (ESPECIALLY Nagisa). Oh, and hey, he DID “redeem” himself when it comes to his father atleast, did he not? 🙂
Well, those are my 2 cents anyway. I thought the ending was WONDERFUL (I was so damn happy…man…), and I like the whole concept and the way the story builds up, the importance of family (the main theme of the series) that it focuses on, the great character development that Clannad Man pointed out, the music, sadness, comedy (Sunohara FTW), and everything else really, so I thought the series was pretty close to perfect. Wouldn’t have it any other way. 😀 So I guess it’s just a difference in what makes us like a show. Personally, if things were to be the way you seem to would have liked it, then I would had been slightly dissapointed. :p
Oh, and Invisiblemoose, I agree with everything you said, but again, Tomoya choosing to let Nagisa have her child was an important part of the story, in order to have the same thing happen to him as what happened to his father, as well as the whole magic and dimension stuff.
*forgot to hit the “Reply” button, sorry*
Spoilers! Spoilers! Spoilers!
Please, don’t tell me you are subconsciously reading this post as you scroll down and read spoilers, because from here on spoilers lie ahead. The warning was given…
Some statements here are related to what Clannad Man said in case there is any confusion.
Well, my 2 cents are plain and simple: under practically no circumstances a father should run away from his responsibilities. I just feel in his situation it wasn’t an acceptable exception. Had I been Sunohara or someone with similar relationship, I would’ve gone back town to put some sense in him, but as it “inconveniently” happens, he and all his friends were busy at something else and could not appear.
I never said I wanted a deceased Nagisa, I actually liked the whole story, except that part from Tomoya leaving Ushio. There are some plot holes as any story would have, but it is otherwise brilliant.
It is true that is implied Tomoya’s father lived with his wife taking care of him before her death, but it is also implied his father lost much more than it was told when his old friend appears. It seems to me that he gave up his career, his friends, and probably much more, which would be a way to show how great Tomoya’s father truly was even though he never noticed, as a life lesson Tomoya needed to learn to be able to become Ushio’s father again. Tomoya did not exactly willingly came back as a father. It was Akio and Sanae who through the years tried to get them back together. THEN he met Ushio. Their situation became like that because he was wore out through the years for what he sacrificed and he didn’t knew how to show his feelings. Fights in families happen all the time, an horrible accident just happened which made them light years apart, but in the end as it was shown he wasn’t as bad as we had imagined, although that is obviously understood by those who watched it.
My whole hypothetical story for a stronger father-daughter relationship would be to show that despite his flaws, such a story would prove Tomoya competence as a father. Meanwhile, since a miracle happened, it may be implied as much as the script wants, but in the end Tomoya got out of it the “easy” way. He may had redeem himself whilst married to Nagisa when the story uses the dragon balls, but if something else similar were to cause grief to him again, as with almost certainty there will be, such as the death of an important friend, will he run away again?
Although Tomoya and many other main characters are made for the sake of the general male public to feel related, rarely there is a main character from any media I can relate to or I don’t find goofy, so I can’t comment on being appreciative of his decisions.
My sole disappointment in the story is Tomoya running away. My hatred is much more due to the fact if I met Tomoya personally, I would hate him. Tomoya in a sense is the embodiment of every son who promised to be better than their “horrid” father but failed to do so. I simply can’t stand people who are irresponsible when it is most needed.
BTW Clannad Man, I don’t mind if you specifically refers to me or not, as it is so far a civilised, intelligent and well structured argumentation I only happy to be able to discuss without the occasional ****tards and senseless name calling.
Spoilers inside, though I’ll try not to go too far ahead.
Our differences seem to stem from personal interpretations of the story. I did not find that Tomoya failed to be better than his father. The question of whether or not he was better is up for debate, but can never truly be answered due to the lack of firsthand information. It is possible, and even likely, that Akio & Sanae offered to watch over Ushio after Nagisa’s death. For a person as emotional as Tomoya, the struggle of taking care of a baby was likely perceived as too much to handle by Nagisa’s parents. With experience raising a (sick) child, they no doubt thought they were better prepared to deal with raising the child than Tomoya, and wanted the best for Ushio during his trying time.
This interpretation clears Tomoya of initial fault, but does not suggest that he is perfect; in fact, this can be seen as an important part of the story. We are told that he visited Ushio on occasion, but with little regularity. Viewers are meant to believe this was still during this grief period which lasted several years. Should he have taken responsibility before this point? I know I would have, but once again many of the experiences that Tomoya want through during this time are unknown. It is known he began to smoke and gamble, but also kept up a good relationship with Sanae, an unlikely scenario if there was animosity between them. Apparently, the Furukawas felt that 5 years was enough time to grieve, and that Tomoya should create a relationship with his daughter before it was too late (a more than reasonable amount of time, no?).
Did Tomoya neglect his child during this period? It would appear so. He was distraught and afraid of the future, though he seems to figure out that this was inappropriate later on. He did not want to face the problems that life presented, and had to be encouraged into doing so by the Furukawas. As before, I would argue that judgment of Tomoya as a father must wait until after he accepted the responsibility of having a child: in all aspects outside of the genetic, Akio was Ushio’s father during this time period. (Adopted children tend to feel the parental figures that raised them are their parents as opposed to their genetic counterparts because of the responsibility they accepted & love they shared.) From this perspective, after a short learning curve Tomoya did very well accepting the responsibilities of fatherhood. If one wants to judge Tomoya’s fatherhood from the point Ushio was born (which I don’t think is entirely fair, seeing that we don’t know the details of his arrangement with the Furukawas) he obviously wasn’t responsible for periods he should have been. Regardless, after he spends time with Ushio he sees the errors in his ways and never reverts back into his isolated state, in a sense ‘redeeming’ himself for time lost. The second chance he gets later on supports this conclusion as well.
As a person without a stable family structure, Tomoya needed some prodding before he could do what was right. I don’t think this makes him a bad person, just a misguided one. If his father had successfully taken on the responsibilities of fatherhood and instilled proper values in him, I don’t think Tomoya would have waited as long as he did to raise Ushio. From a standpoint of effort, one can assume that Tomoya’s father likely sacrificed more, especially during the early years. However, I would argue that Tomoya cared just as much when he accepted his fatherhood, with a likely more positive result. From my perspective, Tomoya learns the error of his ways initially and then applies his collective knowledge at the end of After Story.
CAN.WE.STOP.THIS.SPOILER.THINGS?!
i know that all of you have a good argument. but don’t you read a warning ,”Please do not post any spoilers.?!
@Holo…..can u do something about that here? it’s starting to piss me off….i haven’t watch both Clannad and Clannad AS and i like it better if we don’t talk spoiler more than this.
I apologize martinez. I don’t want to detract from your enjoyment from the series. I’ll stop.
thanks for ur respond. surely i think that those spoilers were getting out of control…………and sadly some people never realized it……..
I apologise if I ruined any experienced at all from you watching Clannad. When things get a bit heated up it is hard to stop. Sorry. ^^”
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Sorry about that martinez. I tend to get really engaged in discussions like this if the topic is something I care about. I’l stop right away. : ) Since we all had a long, good, and mature discussion without any flaming, I guess it’s a good time to stop now anyway.
don’t worry. ur discussion earlier were constructive and have nice opinion. it just spoilers were getting out of hand XD
I don’t mind at all. I just can’t wait for Ep 16-20 out,,,
Use < span style="color: white" >to post spoilers
OK, though I think I’m done posting even mild spoilers. If it leads to larger spoilers being revealed then I did disservice to the community, and I don’t want that.
Sorry Holo, but I don’t know what that means, or how to do that. :-/ Then again I’m not going to continue on this topic full of spoilers anyway. : )
I never thought that those episodes should’ve been ED-less. I always thought that KyoAni should’ve used season 1’s ED for those particular episodes but maybe that’s just me.
first off, thank you for all of the hard work you put into your encodes. i really appreciate it. as for the editions, i personally believe that everything should remain in its original state.
Daaaango Dango Dango Dango…
No other comment from me, except that I’m rewatching Clannad from the beggining, had that thought after watching Episode 9 which was rather bittersweet :3
It’l probably take me a few weeks, but people should do the same, 49 episodes or so of Dango goodness!
Wow I guess I sound kinda stupid there *Note to self not to comment after midnight* :3
i disagree! lol keep the ending its good! =)
Hmm there’s much text to read lol…
Regarding Tomoya’s move, I had say I think Tomoya wanted to do hers last wish come true since he couldn’t bear to see her unhappy and wanted her to smile and probably to see him as a good father. We all know how of a father he was the first 5 years of hers life and I think he wanted her to see/remember a better side of him.
And it seemed he wanted to do every favour she asked for and make up for the lost time of hers first 5 years which he regret.
At the same time it looks he had a bit of hope that if he maybe did as she wanted maybe she would be better and be back as normal.
If you read the comments, you’l notice we all decided to drop discussing the matter further, because of spoilers. Just saying. : ) We already spoiled some stuff for Martinez.