This route was pretty short, but it hit all the right notes.
I suppose this could be considered the Kagari route, because thereâs a huge focus on Kagari in this route. However, a good deal of this route is full of fanservice (and itâs not the lewd kind). The Occult Club, Sakuya, and Yoshino and his gang all come back, and itâs so refreshing to see them again. Seeing them die almost as quickly as they arrive is especially painful.
That aside, the whole point in this route was to show what Kagari was actually trying to do during the events of the common route, which was find a means of allowing the Earth to live on without compromise. We also learn that Koutarou has many different versions of himself from many different scenarios, which explains the multiple routes. Kashima Sakura is alive for some reason, and seems to be the only source of conflict in this route other than trying to find a way for the Earth to live on (which would have been boring by itself, admittedly). What I donât get, though, is that for some inexplicable reason, the solution to the future of the human race and the eternal salvation of the planet lies in one simple thing: Tennouji Koutarouâs name. Why is that so? Is there something I missed? Does Terra explain it? I hope it doesâŚ
Iâve heard many people claim how amazing the animated opening is for Moon, and I have to admit, I agree with them. If Rewrite ever gets an anime adaptation, hopefully White Fox will be free enough to do it, because I canât see any other animation studio doing it.
Moon feels like a setup for something bigger, something I canât even begin to comprehend yet. Hopefully Terra delivers on that, because I want to see a happy ending for Kagari. So without further adoâŚ
Letâs begin the harsh culling.