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** The events in the simulation never influence any future events (except that those who have been in the simulation remember what they saw there). Sadakiyo is told that he is part of their group at the very end during Kenji's real-life confrontation with Friend, and Kenji never shows any sign of being aware that Kanna met him in the simulation.
* How did Fukubei survive falling from the building when he was knocked off by the Friend decoy in 2000?
* How did Fukubei survive falling from the building when he was knocked off by the Friend decoy in 2000?
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* A question about the virtual reality (Tomodachi Land). The characters talk to their childhood selves in the past hoping to change the future. Kenji tells virtual Sadakiyo he is a part of their friend group and real life Sadakiyo smiles in his death bed. Kanna communicates with childhood Kenji in the hologram through her ESP. BUT IT ISN'T TIME TRAVEL. IT'S LITERALLY A SIMULATION. At some point Yoshitsune and Kanna glitch out the system and you can see them in a grid like computer designed environment. The characters in the simulation aren't real so how do the protagonists influence the outcome of events in the story by interacting with these characters?
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* A question about the virtual reality (Tomodachi Land). [[spoiler: The characters talk to their childhood selves in the past hoping to change the future. Kenji tells virtual Sadakiyo he is a part of their friend group and real life Sadakiyo smiles in his death bed. Kanna communicates with childhood Kenji in the hologram through her ESP. BUT IT ISN'T TIME TRAVEL. IT'S LITERALLY A SIMULATION. At some point Yoshitsune and Kanna glitch out the system and you can see them in a grid like computer designed environment. The characters in the simulation aren't real so how do the protagonists influence the outcome of events in the story by interacting with these characters?characters?]]
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*A question about the virtual reality (Tomodachi Land). The characters talk to their childhood selves in the past hoping to change the future. Kenji tells virtual Sadakiyo he is a part of their friend group and real life Sadakiyo smiles in his death bed. Kanna communicates with childhood Kenji in the hologram through her ESP. BUT IT ISN'T TIME TRAVEL. IT'S LITERALLY A SIMULATION. At some point Yoshitsune and Kanna glitch out the system and you can see them in a grid like computer designed environment. The characters in the simulation aren't real so how do the protagonists influence the outcome of events in the story by interacting with these characters?
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** Most bogus religions can brainwash their followers to do just about anything. Aside from that, in tha manga it shows how there are so many people who will follow a religion merely because they need to believe in something. The church of Scientology has often made its subjects steal mmoney for the church leaders and yet they never question these orders.
** Also, it can be said that many Atheists share these exact sentiments towards organized religion, as a whole.
** Also, it can be said that many Atheists share these exact sentiments towards organized religion, as a whole.
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** Most bogus religions can brainwash their followers to do just about anything. Aside from that, in tha the manga it shows how there are so many people who will follow a religion merely because they need to believe in something. The church of Scientology has often made its subjects steal mmoney money for the church leaders and yet they never question these orders.
** Also, it can be said that many Atheists share these exact sentiments towards organized religion, as a whole.orders.
** Also, it can be said that many Atheists share these exact sentiments towards organized religion, as a whole.
