Oshi no Ko - Season 2 Epiosde 12 - REUNITED | Reaction and Discussion!

[@blackpepper2610]

unfortunately no, akane didn't manage to put it all up together. and it make sense, with the amount of information so far there's no way she can blindly guess something as absurd as reincarnation

[@DesmondWhite-yw7nl]

Yeah. She uses logic. Aqua’s situation is anything but logical

[@hashshashiin.forsī]

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[@yami0105]

Really Really True.. "Reincarnation" thing is very out of logic.

[@Kumakuma0215]

I too am one of those who have only watched the anime version of Oshi no Ko. As for the loophole that Akane came up with, I understood it because at the end of the story, I saw that aqua real father was still alive. To be precise, I worked backwards to figure out how it could happen. However, he didn't understand how Akane had noticed it. He simply thought that Akane was amazing. But now, as I re-watched this story, I realized something. The clues as to why Akane was able to notice can be found in previous episodes. Based on what she had said in the past, she should certainly be able to figure out that possibility just from Aqua's description. And that's why Akane felt something was off about Aqua's story. In this episode, there is a scene where Akane thinks about this feeling of incongruity. It is from this feeling of incongruity that she arrives at this possibility. That being said, I don't know the answer yet either. This is just my speculation. But I think it's probably correct, so I won't write any more about it.

[@maizeman90]

"This episode is gonna hurt. I can feel it" Narrator: It did, in fact, hurt

[@SleepParty30]

gave me chills seeing the star fade from her eyes there at the end

[@106460]

Hey guys! Good to see you!

[@potrosl]

In this episode they added a little extra exposure at the end of the ending clip. They were hiding that part to avoid spoilers from this last scene of the episode.

[@FiragaJJC]

The thing is the info given last episode is a summary up to that point. It's not spoilers, it's observation. Now what would be spoilers is explaining who the Crow Girl is.

[@__-lt4hm]

The age thing, if Aqua is 45ish, then Ruby is around 28. I think she was 12 when she passed away. So I think the age thing is not that weird in that regard.

[@MxMoondoggie]

Serina died when she was 12 and then reincarnated to experience childhood again, she's never had the chance to experience adulthood or mature emotionally. Aqua was a grown man when he died which is why he often does things that makes him seem like an older guy to teenagers. Ruby is still a child with a childhood crush, let's not get that twisted.

[@ukmaxi]

@@MxMoondoggie While that may be true, she has mentally been around for as long as an adult; she acts childish but that's because she is optimistic and gung-ho... If something were to shatter that optimism however... *cough*

[@FiragaJJC]

Sarina was 12 when she died, Gorou was in his 30's when he died. Also you don't add past life age with current life age... mental age isn't based in physical age... it's based on mind set. Since Ruby originally died at 12, she never had a mentality of an adult... she won't have an adult mindset until she reach adulthood.

[@FiragaJJC]

​@ukmaxi Ruby still have an child like mindset. She didn't have to rush to be an aduly (like losing parents and having be responsible and work to survive as she had Miyaki to be a mother figure) and she didn't died as an adult so she doesn't have adult lile experiences like Aqua does.

[@humourlessjester3584]

For Oshi No Ko I'm not a manga reader, but when I make a comment about the plot of a show I've already pre-read, I always try to comment what I was thinking when I first read those same chapters in the manga. Sometimes I was wrong and sometimes I was right and that's part of the fun of it that you can look back at that now. I know that this isn't true for everyone but I like to think that most manga readers commenting also comment this way.