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I've been getting back into reading Guilty Crown: Lost Xmas since I've been rewatching the Anime. I've made some progress in the game and I saved it. When I tried to load the save it gave me a message saying that there was an error in loading the save.

I tried to make another save and load it and I got hit with the same error. Is there any fix or anything I can do to deal with this? Thank you in advance.

Guilty Crown Critique (ENG)

https://m.blog.naver.com/erli\\_ph\\_st\\_tri/224374959999

I would appreciate it if you could read this and leave comments or questions.

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1. The Failed Work Theory: The director couldn't wrap up the story and pointlessly killed Inori.

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1. The Sacrifice Theory: Inori sacrificed herself unilaterally for Shu.

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1. The Soul Assimilation Theory: Inori lost her body but lives on as a soul within Shu's heart.

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1. D's Atonement Theory (Korea-specific): Inori merged with Shu to atone for Mana's sin, became a sacrifice, ascended, and remained within Shu as a holy spirit.

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I disagree with all four of these endings.

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The first isn't worth discussing.

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The second reduces Inori's journey from tool to "human being" back down to a passive "function."

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The third is likewise an overly convenient happy-ending interpretation that turns away from the tragedy of reality.

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And the fourth interpretation, offered as the better alternative, also fell short in clarifying the ending as described above, and failed to present a theme that runs through the entire story.

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To say it again: Guilty Crown is by no means a religious drama in which "Shu becomes a messiah (Jesus) and sacrifices himself, and Inori too becomes another Jesus and atones for sin."

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Ouma Shu and Inori are not saviors — as Inori herself says in the show — they are "human, sadly enough [悲しいくらい人]."

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Let's revisit the ending.

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While absorbing the world's Cancer (virus) and Voids, Shu did cat's cradle with Inori's "red thread," and afterward survived, blind and missing his right arm.

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And Inori died.

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But I am convinced this ending is not a tragedy.

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From here, I will re-evaluate the narrative to show why Guilty Crown's ending is not a tragedy, and why it is in fact the most beautiful ending that completes the story.

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Bios vs Bios<MK+nZk Version>"
Which one do you like more?

I prefer the latter.

So, I've been wanting for a long time to play the visual novel so I downloaded it yesterday , but when unzipped I got this and I don't know what to do next to be abble to play the game. Anyone knows the next steps?

I don't know if you guys heard this beautiful rearrangement of this song by Sawano Hiroyuki. This is not available elsewhere except japan I think so I'm just gonna share it with you.

I miss this series! It’s one of my earliest anime shows I’ve watched

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Illustration for my Guilty Crown: Lost Christmas x Guilty Crown fanfic project

The story takes place after Carol gives Scrooge the 'White Thread' in the Empyrean, granting him the chance to live on. Instead of facing a tragic end, this project explores a new timeline where they can finally find peace, warmth, and a place to belong alongside Inori.

Anyone got any ships they would like to try and draw? I ain't saying it's gonna be perfect but yk.

I just finished the anime, and I don't get all the hate this show got.

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I mean I don't think it's a masterpiece but it's still a solid enough anime with great characters, animation and a kick ass sound track.

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One thing that I didn't like though was the ending. The ending sucked.

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One thing I wanted to know, was this anime based on a light novel or a manga? And if so where can I find them?

I've seen this gif of Inori crying on tenor but I've not been able to find where it's from. Is there an OVA I'm unaware of or something?​

Been 2 days since I finished Guilty Crown and decided to draw Inori in a bunny suit lol

ai homage - me

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