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Urusei Yatsura season 2 - ED 1

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"Raiou (雷櫻)" by MAISONdes feat. 9Lana, SAKURAmoti - Urusei Yatsura (2022) 2nd Season - Ending Theme 

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Someone falls in love~

[danaty-consolation]

I don't know if you have already answered this before, so I'm sorry if that's the case, but what do you think of the ending of the manga of Urusei Yatsura/the fifth movie adaptation? Do you think that that ending truly concludes the story? I was watching the 2022 series and I... wanted spoilers for the development of Ataru and Lum's relationship so I went a little crazy, I read the synopsis for all episodes on Wikipedia, watched a couple of episodes from the 80s anime and read a few chapters of the manga. And, well, I was a little let down that it seems that they never become official? Like, from what I've read and watched, yes, their relationship seems to progress with Ataru slowly falling in love with her but it was a little disappointing to know that Ataru never really admits to his feelings, changes his "skirt-chasing" behavior or lets her know how he feels. It almost seems like the mangaka wanted to stick to the "status quo" by never letting the character dynamic between the two of them change. I don't know. What do you think? And do you think they might change that in the 2022 series or they will be sticking close to the manga?

Firstly, sorry for the wait!

Now with your question, to be honest it was pretty said and done that he admitted his feelings openly to her verbally because we all now that Ataru is more of an action guy rather than words but, here Lum wanted him to break that vow and make him say it verbally so it will come more true.

Is it stupid? Yes

Is it selfish? Yes

But the thing here is that this happens after Ataru doesn't believe her and when he gets to know he was wrong, he is still too prideful to admit it and apologize.

So she wants him to say that he loves her, to reassure her that all of they went through and lived together wasn't meaningless for him.

This was his last change to fix everything.

Being a teenager is difficult, and Lum's and Ataru's emotions are all over the place in this race.

Ataru can't even say those words. He knows that Lum will even think that he doesn't feel that way because he was pressured to say it, and he wants it to be genuine.

So when Lum forces him to say something closer and more powerful than a "I love you" it finally breaks down one of their walls.

He doesn't want to forget her, she is unforgettable to him.

And when Lum sees that he holds her horns tightly, she breaks down because that action shows that he is holding something of her close to him.

That anything coming from her is precious to him.

He showed that he loves her without verbally saying it word by word

And she knows this, that's why she hugs him....

However, we see how... He also went out to her but did not touch her horns, but hugged her tightly.

She was the one who guided his hand toward her horn, but even then, he was barely touching it, he was touching more her head.

And this part is the one you told me:

I can see the frustration because when I was younger (middle school) when I finished the Ranma 1/2 series and this one a year later I felt the same with this finale.

However, later on, I noticed that both finals made sense in their narrative.

They are still teenagers and even if they matured is not enough for them yet (This also works with Rankane because they have so many problems to fix before getting married, and they are still teenagers)

Nevertheless, after all this ordeal, we know for a fact that Ataru will be more open about what he feels for Lum later on. Literally, the whole world saw how he hugged her, he couldn't even deny it, at least about the physical part.

He won't say I love you explicitly until he matures more, but this was for sure a step forward in their relationship because here he doesn't deny that he loves her, he just won't say it for now.

After this, they will be more open, and I am pretty sure that after this, they will formally go out. Since there is nothing more to hide...

And then get married in the future because that's the only future Ataru wanted to save.

Before I close this unexpected analysis, I will be sincere about the part of Remake adding something in the final arc for them or changing something.

Honestly? They might add something small or even big, after all, we have seen how many liberties and how much closer they made Atalum in some episodes in the remake, making their bond look more comfortable and stronger. So I believe in them if they add things or make small changes, is possible with them.

[misteria247]

DAVID PRODUCTIONS GOING HARD ONCE AGAIN AND I'VE BEEN CACKLING EVER SINCE

THEY'RE SO FUCKING STUPID AND SO DRAMATIC GOD I LOVE THEM

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Awwww his angst is AMAZING! ((o(*>ω<*)o))

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I just think they’d be neat.

[ianime0]

Urusei Yatsura (2022) || Ran Episode 8

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Dancing, Dancing Star~

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News - The start date for the new Urusei Yatsura TV anime has been announced, along with this new visual! The series will begin in Japan on October 13, 2022, and will run for half a year, or two cours (quarters of a year), without breaks. No official news yet on where the series will be streaming in English, but hopefully soon!

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[ydotome]

Lum “The Invader, Lamu, Lamù” (ラム) - Urusei Yatsura (2022) - Episode 10

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This entire scene is so pretty

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Urusei Yatsura - Strange Morning

Living as a newly married couple has come with some surprises in the mornings....

This Iconic pose is from City Hunter btw