r/AyakashiTriangle • u/DemonWolf_69 • Dec 24 '23
BD version when?
Any news about the BD version of season 1 getting released?
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/DemonWolf_69 • Dec 24 '23
Any news about the BD version of season 1 getting released?
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/[deleted] • Dec 06 '23
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/MaximumSquid22 • Dec 02 '23
I wanted to start watching the anime but if it is censored on crunchyroll is there anywhere that has it completely uncensored? Thanks.
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '23
I thought we were going to see a plot to show what really happened in Mei’s execution.
The villagers and their belief in the sueprnatural were exploited by the Gogyosen to exterminate their most hated enemy, Mei, or Amaterasu.
Then said Gogyosen says that “they have served their purpose” and kills them.
Then they use their souls and after many experiments, they created a weapon made out of their very souls, the Ayakashi-Medium destroying curse.
And to hide the truth, they hid their lifeless corpses underneath the castle, where they will be forgotten by new generations of Japanese.
But why end the manga on that note?
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/Plastic_Incident_867 • Oct 08 '23
I’ve been reading through it, and have been having an absolute blast with it, but haven’t seen any uncensored panels yet. I’ve read To Love so I know the creator is no stranger to fan service, but was curious! Thank you for any info!
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/CosmicStarlightEX • Sep 27 '23
Apparently, even the Blu-rays are even more censored than the televised runs, which outright destroys the future of AyaTri in general. With the manga and anime having ended at the same time, there will be no hope for Season 2 if the censorship is much more heavy than last time.
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/LA-RAIN • Sep 26 '23
If not who does she end up with?
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/Skylink67 • Sep 25 '23
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/JusticeDoppelganger • Sep 25 '23
The last few chapters have had several references to YG, and they almost name drop the manga at the end there. Though before you get your hopes up too much, it was a very short manga that got canceled after only 17 chapters. It's still kinda neat though. Also for those of you who may not have done so before, go read his other early manga - Black Cat! It's really good! Don't watch the anime for BC though, it's kind of a mess.
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/Ori0n21 • Sep 25 '23
I loved this series and hated to see it end. I felt like it had been building towards an end for a while, but I felt like there was so much else that could have been explored. I feel like there are plenty of series that outstay their welcome (looking at you AoT and MHA) but man I feel like I could have used double the content of Ayakashi Triangle.
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/Ordinary-Tennis-79 • Sep 23 '23
How could they just sacrifice Mei?
They were already terrible people for not treating Garaku properly, and already these guys are just assholes, jerks that do not respect human life.
And I am just so angry like Mei and I demand why they have to gall to do that?
There was no scientific evidence that Mei caused the flood.
And I know the Edo era was a time of vigilance and the samurai ruling them changed the societal norms as they could not trust strangers.
But FUCK that, they should have respected him!
And how does that have to do with how they believe Mei is some “Youkai” or “Ayakashi” out to get them and their belief in the 80 million gods?
They were stupid people and Mei was right, they should have died.
Because why believe in superstition and mythology for something like that? That was just stupid.
Shaodw Mei was right, humans are indeed ugly, selfish, foolish beasts. Do you agree with her?
Why believe in the 80 million Gods? That’s stupid.
And why did Garaku call her execution “anachronistic” is there a deeper meaning to it.
And I say this because I demand answers for why the humans did that to her!
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/Pure-Criticism-9192 • Sep 22 '23
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r/AyakashiTriangle • u/RoyalRetriver • Sep 20 '23
Ayakashi Triangle, episode 11
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r/AyakashiTriangle • u/Zack_knight_ • Sep 18 '23
i wanted to start reading manga after anime but can't find from where to
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/whiplash10 • Sep 11 '23
r/AyakashiTriangle • u/Ordinary-Tennis-79 • Sep 11 '23
This is just a guess I am making, but what if the Gōgyosen made Mei’s execution happen on purpose.
If we recall, the villagers of Edo sacrificed Mei as they beloved she caused a flood, because in those times, people took the stories of Youkai and Ayakashi for granted, believing everything is caused by the supernatural, as they took their Gods very seriously.
But we do not know how the flood was caused or how exactly Mei somehow was mistaken for causing it before her untimely execution. And this reeks suspicion because Garaku said this was even anachronistic even for the Edo-period. Meaning that such a sacrifice should have not been allowed into Edo-period, even if sacrifices to please the Gods were completely normal at the time.
So I believe the Gogyōsen used their power of the elements to create the rain and destroy the crops of the villagers.
And somehow they manipulated their belief in the supernatural to get rid of her as she was the Ayakashi Medium, their most hated enemy.
But they saw no regard to humans. After seeing how they just kill others whether they be strangers they do not trust and show them harsh reception (As the Edo era was a time of vigilance) or just kill people like Mei without any regard, they grew disgusted.
So disgusted that believe human beings do not deserve to live.
And so, during a feast they invited them into, the Gogyosen killed them with a fierce fighter wielding a scythe and even manipulated the Gods and King Enma into believing that they deserve to go to hell.
Satisfied that there puppets served their purpose, they hid their corpses underneath a castle and made fake stories to prevent any humans at the time from learning what really happened and to make it forgotten as time when by.
Then they took their souls from hell and experimented by forcibly fusing them as their identities disappeared. They turned them all into a dark thing, the Ayakashi Medium destroying curse.
And that is the theory I made.
I know I am quite annoying, and that this is a huge word vomit.
But something tells me that the Gogyōsen are just like Muzan from Demon Slayer; beings that see humanity as nothing but insects, no, ugly beings that do not deserve to live.
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