Ashita, Kimi ni Aetara - Vol. 2 Ch. 10 - A Tomorrow Where You and All of You Are Waiting For Me
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Madoka Magica but gayer and less darker?
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I know some people dint like the ending cause rinko and a-chan dint get together or the fact that a-chan got a husband (welp this kinda suck in yuri manga and for those who read it).
But rinko really love them all the daughters and yukina. Rinko said herself 'it because you saved me so many times...that i got to meet THEM'.
If rinko chose a-chan that mean she must giving up THEM. Rinko dont want that cause THEY also the crystallization of a-chan effort!!!
Again....i know male present in yuri manga suck but....Rinko supposed to be DEAD in 14 and transported to 15years in the future in 29years old body without remembering anything in between and DIE Over and over again.
Achan and rinko did end up together in the end and they have a hella cute daughters live with them (thanks to the husband that who die....feels bad for you but this is yuri manga so....)
This the best ending we can get for!!!
I know the fact that the heroin get together with a guy before she get together with the mc in yuri manga is making yuri reader kinda angry but...damn...cant you just....damn. kinda retarded.
But rinko really love them all the daughters and yukina. Rinko said herself 'it because you saved me so many times...that i got to meet THEM'.
If rinko chose a-chan that mean she must giving up THEM. Rinko dont want that cause THEY also the crystallization of a-chan effort!!!
Again....i know male present in yuri manga suck but....Rinko supposed to be DEAD in 14 and transported to 15years in the future in 29years old body without remembering anything in between and DIE Over and over again.
Achan and rinko did end up together in the end and they have a hella cute daughters live with them (thanks to the husband that who die....feels bad for you but this is yuri manga so....)
This the best ending we can get for!!!
I know the fact that the heroin get together with a guy before she get together with the mc in yuri manga is making yuri reader kinda angry but...damn...cant you just....damn. kinda retarded.
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The husband would have died regardless, so I guess this is the most optimal timeline.
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This ending is good for me, even if they didn't end up together, there will always be a good ending awaiting for them
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Why Rinko still alive if they end up together with A-chan?
And what happened with husband in the extra chapter? Did he die? Did they divorce? I guess even if they cheat on him technically they are together and Rinko should die.
Or is there some kind of pattern they must follow in order to get the right ending? A-chan has to live 10+ years with a man she doesn't love just to give birth to the daughters she doesn't really want and wait until her husband die\disappear somewhere to be together with Rinko? Seems like this is what happened in the end in the omake. And if husband hadn’t died A-chan had to live with him all her life while Rinko just would have been alone loving A-chan and her children form afar.
And what happened with husband in the extra chapter? Did he die? Did they divorce? I guess even if they cheat on him technically they are together and Rinko should die.
Or is there some kind of pattern they must follow in order to get the right ending? A-chan has to live 10+ years with a man she doesn't love just to give birth to the daughters she doesn't really want and wait until her husband die\disappear somewhere to be together with Rinko? Seems like this is what happened in the end in the omake. And if husband hadn’t died A-chan had to live with him all her life while Rinko just would have been alone loving A-chan and her children form afar.
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I remembered reading this manga in some website years ago but missing this final chapter. I am really glad that I get to finish it.
The characters are very lovely and memorable. Strange, but I am basically rooting for everyone in this series.
A happy ending is all we need. Solid 10/10
I LOVE YOU AAAAA-CHAAAANNNNNNNNN
The characters are very lovely and memorable. Strange, but I am basically rooting for everyone in this series.
A happy ending is all we need. Solid 10/10
I LOVE YOU AAAAA-CHAAAANNNNNNNNN
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Where is the timeline where I get with Yukina, like seriously
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yeah bro kinda retarded on YOUR PART! nothing SCREAMS cuck that your lover NEEDING A DICK for 15 years cuz boo hoo we need unborn children need an dick to REMAKE them! how in fucking hell did you though this ENDING won’t get people ABGRY?????
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cuck ending 
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Honestly the future where Rinko was with her was the sweetest. I have no clue what the Mangaka was thinking getting her with a 13 year old in the extras 😭
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So I finally thought I found a manga that made time travel romance compelling with interesting, innovating concepts until the Mangaka just went off the deep end with the last few chapters.
Rinko being destined to die every time she falls in love with A-Chan feels like such a big exposition dump at the end that wasn’t foreshadowed at all, completely irreverent and dumped on us without warning. It’s very unsatisfying and cheat-y to have a character built up to be clearly dislikeable and a story revolving around a protagonist getting over their love for that scummy person, only for it to be revealed in the final chapters that: “Oops. She was actually an upstanding young woman all along, just because of this extremely important supernatural phenomenon we forgot to mention at the very end.”
The children of A-Chan have always been a way for our protagonist to move forwards in my opinion, to stop seeing her former lover in her children, accepting who they are themselves, and discarding her past to face the future. Instead, we get a weird hybrid of feelings where she DOES stop seeing the children for their mothers, but DOESN’T lose her love for A-Chan. Where is the character development? Where is the moral struggle at the end of 10 chapters of random BS? What has changed in Rinko from the start to the finish?
I’m not even going to touch on the ‘cuck’ aspect of this ending, because the fact that Rinko essentially tells A-Chan to marry and have children with a man she doesn’t love, knowing he’ll be forced to die, just because she loves their children so much. Shijou (best girl fr) clearly being hinted to being attracted to a thirteen year old Koharu as an adult office worker is just…really, really strange. Tropes with alternate dimensions with alternate lovers will always lead to some sort of heartbreak as people that get together in this timeline don’t in the next, and I think that’s part of what makes it so impactful. Why the Mangaka felt the need to tie every single ‘loose end’ (in such a shitty way too) I don’t understand. The two sisters being hinted to fall in love is weird too.
The payoff of this ending is just really mid. We get ONE whole panels hinting at Rinko and A-chan’s future relationship after ten chapters. And anyways, won’t Rinko just end up…dying again?
Rinko being destined to die every time she falls in love with A-Chan feels like such a big exposition dump at the end that wasn’t foreshadowed at all, completely irreverent and dumped on us without warning. It’s very unsatisfying and cheat-y to have a character built up to be clearly dislikeable and a story revolving around a protagonist getting over their love for that scummy person, only for it to be revealed in the final chapters that: “Oops. She was actually an upstanding young woman all along, just because of this extremely important supernatural phenomenon we forgot to mention at the very end.”
The children of A-Chan have always been a way for our protagonist to move forwards in my opinion, to stop seeing her former lover in her children, accepting who they are themselves, and discarding her past to face the future. Instead, we get a weird hybrid of feelings where she DOES stop seeing the children for their mothers, but DOESN’T lose her love for A-Chan. Where is the character development? Where is the moral struggle at the end of 10 chapters of random BS? What has changed in Rinko from the start to the finish?
I’m not even going to touch on the ‘cuck’ aspect of this ending, because the fact that Rinko essentially tells A-Chan to marry and have children with a man she doesn’t love, knowing he’ll be forced to die, just because she loves their children so much. Shijou (best girl fr) clearly being hinted to being attracted to a thirteen year old Koharu as an adult office worker is just…really, really strange. Tropes with alternate dimensions with alternate lovers will always lead to some sort of heartbreak as people that get together in this timeline don’t in the next, and I think that’s part of what makes it so impactful. Why the Mangaka felt the need to tie every single ‘loose end’ (in such a shitty way too) I don’t understand. The two sisters being hinted to fall in love is weird too.
The payoff of this ending is just really mid. We get ONE whole panels hinting at Rinko and A-chan’s future relationship after ten chapters. And anyways, won’t Rinko just end up…dying again?
