People who read Nijigahara Holograph

anekunema

i get it and dont get it at the same time but thats like the best part. have your brain blown numbed confused and depressed

tuna tuna

NO MATTER WHAT THEY DO IT ENDS UP THAT WAY IM SO GUCKING CONFUSHED

Vaishlame

Okay so many people said that they don't understand the story so I am just gonna share my analysis on the it. Different readers will have different perceptions so dont criticize me for it if you have any disagreement.


The one that suzuki addressed as God was suzuki himself. At the starting scene, middle-aged suzuki talked with old aged suzuki and the older suzuki asked middle-aged suzuki to take him to the crying child. At the end ch it is shown that the crying child was suzuki after the incident and the older suzuki gave him the tin box.

The butterflies represented the dark feelings such as hatred, guilt, regret etc. The butterflies eating those people showed that those people were drowning in guilt of the past.


I have another that
The story continues in parallel timelines and different dimensions. Th e dreams are actually the consequences of the actions of the characters. The butterflies represent the dark feeling of the characters that haunt them even as they grow older.

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nate

i dont get it

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I just don't understand it

Jasper

my god

Turnipps:-/

I understand but I don't? None the less binged read the whole thing and enjoyed it.

Dayeliza

No clue what happened. Can’t tell what happened I’m the past present or future or whose pov it’s from it was the most confusing thing I’ve ever read

zacky

YO..

breathywhining

profound ..... idk what that word means but ill just say it

oodwoo

I liked it. A sad story but well told. A look at mental illness that in no way romanticises the conditions.

SPICYFUDANSHIKYLES

I pity those who don't understand this story, it's such an eye-opening one; Simply beautiful♡ I'm woke

Blubeagle

Stupendous.

brockoliee

wow. about personal hells and the truths we can't face. pretty brutal stuff, told beautifully. even when it seems too fantastic, there is something so true about sensei's writing. worth rereading given the convoluted nature of the storytelling.

etien

Makes me lost in thoughts...like it so much.