Tonikaku Kawaii - Vol. 10 Ch. 99.5 - Vol 10 Extras

[lisajira]

The end of world war 1 huhhh

 

[Clikuki]

Looks like he's doing some exercise with tsukasa 😏

 

[DanielBR555]

"Workers Leaving The Lumière Factory in Lyon, also known as Employees Leaving the Lumière Factory and Exiting the Factory, is an 1895 French short black-and-white silent documentary film directed and produced by Louis Lumière." Wikipedia

And I bet she was there for the premiere

 

[apstorm]

Now wait a minute, the answer to the question about if you were born 100 years earlier is disturbing me
Tsukasa answered about WWI and the earthquake which were around the early 1920s
If 1920 - 16 (Tsukasa's age probably) = 1904 then add 100, you will get 2004, Tsukasa's year of birth probably around 2001-2004
But then if she really was born on one of those years, what about the hint she always mentioned when looking at historical sites?

Yeah... It conflicts with all the other answers she's given in the Q&As and what you said just here. I'm not really sure why she said that when it's all but obvious she's been living for over a thousand years, but maybe it was an attempt to preserve the illusion that she's the age that she says she is, even though every other answer points to her being much, much older, like the one about the first movie she saw being literally considered one of the first movies to ever exist, if not the first, or a book from her childhood, or her hometown, or... I could go on.

To be honest, I like the explanation by @DeProgrammer - it's probably ambiguous Japanese translation, and that it was probably meant to refer to the time period 100 years before current era.

 

[apstorm]

Tsukasa really confusing you folks with that World War I and Kanto earthquake answer. I'm still convinced she's over a thousand years old and has been stuck at 16 for essentially all of that time thanks to the elixir from the end of the Tale of the Bamboo Cutter. No other explanation works while changing as little of that tale as possible. Every other answer and piece of evidence supports her having lived through a thousand years of history, especially the question this round where she answers that she doesn't care about talking with people from history now: she's already likely talked with so many people from history over the course of her life, she's kinda done with it.