Princess Resurrection Chapter 71 Discussion

adult Hiro makes this manga worth continuing cause all of this confusion is starting to get OD.



I actully had a pretty good grasp of this chapter though surprisingly.



They said Hime was 26 so add 9 years she would be 35 not much should change about her apperance in that amount of time besides maybe a few wrincles added.

So HIME & allies have been transported to other world, as explained by NAKUA.

HIRO in the future seems to have gotten stronger ; he saves HIME from SYLVIA.

The time bomb arc is finally complete, maybe.

Grown up hiro has the moves but then you realize even baby fuhito can kill that pyramid head :(

The reason why people don't do a lot of time travel might be because it's so confusing. Lack of technology is just not as important.

LuffyVsNaruto said:
adult Hiro makes this manga worth continuing cause all of this confusion is starting to get OD.



I actully had a pretty good grasp of this chapter though surprisingly.



They said Hime was 26 so add 9 years she would be 35 not much should change about her apperance in that amount of time besides maybe a few wrincles added.



Actually she's 17, she turned 26 while in the "Other Sasaki City" not 35.



"The 26 year old Hime predicted this would happen and asked you to protect this one." or something like that is said.

So, first off Nakua explains that the chrono-bomb was sealed and instead what should of happened, history was re-written creating a different future. This disconnected their current time with the Sasaki city 9 years in the past. She goes on to say that within all the different branching past of the future, a crack exists and that is where the current party is sent to. A Sasaki city, 9 years in the future that shouldn't exist, the "Other Sasaki City." Since it's only a fragment and not the entire world, it would explain why Reiri is unable to leave the city, since it's only Sasaki city that was re-created, nothing else exists.



Nakua then mentions that this Sasaki city connects both futures, and in 9 years both futures will connect at some point, which is important to know.



From here, Hiro and Hime are stuck in "The Other Sasaki City" for 9 years, all that time Hiro gained the resolve "Not to die anymore" which is important to an Immortal Warrior. During those 9 years he fought against those monsters all the while defending Hime. Eventually 9 years pass, and the two worlds finally connect, at which point, the now 26-year old Hime vanishes because the two can't exist at the same time. The only one who crosses over is the older Hiro who appears at just the  right time to prevent the death of the younger Hime.



I'm going to assume that when the worlds finally connected, the older Hime became younger because she finally returned to her own time period.



..and thats about everything, can anyone confirm or make corrections? I'm curious as to what others think.

Time travel is always confusing lol

Ahhh that makes a lot of sense. These chapters are getting tougher and tougher to figure out IMO.



Future Hiro was so badass.

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                        My brain is so full of WTF...



Anyone wanna try to explain what is going on? This is much more confusing than Steins;Gate (or more like much more poorly constructed than Steins;Gate.)

-Kazu said:
So, first off Nakua explains that the chrono-bomb was sealed and instead what should of happened, history was re-written creating a different future. This disconnected their current time with the Sasaki city 9 years in the past. She goes on to say that within all the different branching past of the future, a crack exists and that is where the current party is sent to. A Sasaki city, 9 years in the future that shouldn't exist, the "Other Sasaki City." Since it's only a fragment and not the entire world, it would explain why Reiri is unable to leave the city, since it's only Sasaki city that was re-created, nothing else exists.



Nakua then mentions that this Sasaki city connects both futures, and in 9 years both futures will connect at some point, which is important to know.



From here, Hiro and Hime are stuck in "The Other Sasaki City" for 9 years, all that time Hiro gained the resolve "Not to die anymore" which is important to an Immortal Warrior. During those 9 years he fought against those monsters all the while defending Hime. Eventually 9 years pass, and the two worlds finally connect, at which point, the now 26-year old Hime vanishes because the two can't exist at the same time. The only one who crosses over is the older Hiro who appears at just the  right time to prevent the death of the younger Hime.



I'm going to assume that when the worlds finally connected, the older Hime became younger because she finally returned to her own time period.



..and thats about everything, can anyone confirm or make corrections? I'm curious as to what others think.



That makes sense and all, but how does this connect to Sylvia and Hime facing off at the end of the previous chapter?

I'm guessing that was just a "Final Battle" type of thing. Y'know? The two of them being the last survivors about to finish each other off. I don't really get why Hime is still young there, thats the only part I don't understand.