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For those of you who love STEINS;GATE
Hello!
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This time I'm going to give you a seriously bad idea! I want to talk about the profound worldview of Steins;Gate!
My favorite character is Rintaro Okabe!
I really like Okabe too much and his beliefs and struggles make me cry every time! The consequences of his decisions are heartbreaking and seriously the most touching every time I watch it!
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Did the Fateful Split Point Exist - The Proof of Free Will Across World Lines is Too Bad.
I can't help but be curious about it already! Because I feel that Steins;Gate is not just a story about time travel, but a deeper philosophical theme is hidden in it!
The reason I focused on this theme is because I was struck by the impact of Okabe's actions!
Was the future chosen by Rintaro Okabe really the inevitability of fate or the result of free will? We will consider this!
Okabe's choice is really bad! What is the rewriting of destiny?
I honestly feel that the impact of Okabe's choice is immeasurable! I got goosebumps when I saw this!
Specifically, though, it shows him going back in time many times to save Kurisu,That is not just a coincidence, it reflects his will!Seriously, it's a Godsend!
The following scenes in the work were divine:
My interpretation is,I feel that Okabe's actions are an inevitable choice, and that there are moments when it changes the world!
I was seriously surprised! I had no idea that Okabe's choice was so significant!
Between the choice of fate and free will.
Was Okabe's choice of future really free will?
Specifically:
- Point 1: The Okabe's choice is one that defies fate.
- Point 2: The His will has the power to create the future.
- Point 3: The It makes me think deeply about the meaning of the Steins;Gate world line.
Further considerations,His choices sometimes involve sacrifice, and I think that's what helps him grow!
The curse of the observer over time
Okabe's role as an observer is very important!
From the standpoint of an observer,It describes his ability to change reality by going back in time.
So this is what I mean! His existence changes the world itself! I'm so convinced!
Importance of observer selection
In other words:
- Conclusion 1: The Okabe's choice confirms reality.
- Conclusion 2: The The act of observation itself changes the future.
- Conclusion 3: The His choice was no mere coincidence.
I feel that his will to be a force for creating the future is the core of this work!
Okabe's contradiction as an observer
The contradictions that Okabe has as an observer add to the charm of the work!
This is my favorite part! It shows how Okabe suffers and grows and it makes me cry~!
Upon further reflection,We believe that the impact of his choices has been tremendous and that it has led to his own personal growth!
Okabe's growth and the meaning of his choices
I feel that Okabe's choice is not only to change the future, but to facilitate his own personal growth!
Final Thoughts.
What this discussion reveals is that the weight of Okabe's choices and the way he overcomes them is inspiring!
My conclusion is that his will has the power to create reality, which is the essence of Stein's Gate!
Speaking out of love for STEINS;GATE,This piece really resonates with me and I want to tell you how great Okabe's story of growing up is!
I will always love Rintaro Okabe...
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Let me speak seriously! I think this is where the essence of Steins;Gate lies!