In the visual novel, there are a number of " orbs of light " which are also in the anime but not focused on as much. Yukine describes them to Tomoya at the end of her route, and I believe also at some point in the anime.
They are capable of granting wishes, but are fairly limited in power. They are created when someone helps someone else achieve a goal which brings happiness.
For unknown reasons, Tomoya is one of the few people who can see them now, although they were visible to everyone in the past. In the game, Tomoya gets one orb for each completed route 8 total , with a couple of exceptions, and 5 more are available in After-Story. All of these are needed to reach the true end where Nagisa and Ushio don't die. After Tomoya collects the orbs, they are transported to the illusionary world, where Ushio the true identity of the girl who lives there keeps them.
Ushio created the illusionary world in order to save herself and Nagisa by collecting the fragments of happiness that Tomoya gathers in the form of orbs of light. She is capable of doing so because "children are the culmination of their parents' hopes and dreams" a theme that is repeated many times in the series. The only other people who are able to enter the illusionary world are those who willingly choose to do so, and Tomoya is the only person who falls into that category, so he is able to enter the body of a doll made out of garbage.
Even when they made another doll, there were no more souls willing to enter the illusionary world, so it was lifeless. It isn't clear whether Ushio and Tomoya in the illusionary world have their real world memories, but Tomoya in the real world definitely doesn't remember the illusionary world, as evidenced by the fact that he thinks Nagisa's play is nostalgic but doesn't know why Nagisa's play was about the illusionary world, although she probably also doesn't know this. It's also not clear how the chronologies of the two worlds works, but it's very likely that they are on completely different timelines.
Judging by the fact that all of the illusionary world segments occur between days, he may be seeing it as a dream, but the research of the Ichinoses Kotomi's parents, both of whom are theoretical physicists indicates that the illusionary world is very much real and is connected to our world in many ways.
In order to save Nagisa and Ushio, Tomoya needs to do 3 things. First, he needs to gather a lot of happiness in the form of orbs of light, enough to make such a big wish. Second, he needs to clearly tell Ushio who is holding the orbs via her alter-ego in the illusionary world that he doesn't want her or Nagisa to die and that he wants them to live together as a family.
And third, he needs to really mean what he is saying, as the orbs won't grant wishes that aren't what one truly desires. If all of those are completed, the orbs of light will grant his wish, returning time to the point when Ushio was born and saving both Nagisa and Ushio. It should be mentioned that in order to collect these orbs, Ushio sends Tomoya to many different timelines, each time returning him to around the same point when the anime begins and resetting his memories.
This is touched upon briefly in the special episodes revolving around Kyou and Tomoyo in which we see orbs of light at the end, meaning it's likely they're canon and actually happened during one of the timelines Tomoya was sent to. Note also that this isn't the only time that the orbs of light grant wishes that would otherwise be impossible, although it's definitely the most powerful instance.
When Nagisa is dying for the first time and Akio wishes to the tree that she doesn't die, that wish was also granted via the orbs. Also, when Misae declares her wish to Shima that she wants him to always be with her and love her, this is also granted, although unbeknownst to Misae, Shima was actually a cat and he returns to that form.
In addition, depending on the order of routes that you choose in the VN, Tomoya may use an orb to pray for Fuko to get better, though if he does he'll be able to get it back in After Story. So this isn't as much of a deus ex machina as it might seem, but a legitimate plot point that mostly got swept under the rug in the anime. Do you remember when Kotomi was talking about her parent's research, and how there were alternate universes where things were different from the one that they lived in?
Do you also remember how they talked about the orbs of glowing light being a representation of happiness and can grant wishes? Well, the ending basically brings those two concepts together. The other universe has the robot and the girl: the robot is Tomoya and the girl is Ushio. They are on the side where all the orbs of happiness come from the world that people live in. At the end, after Ushio died and Tomoya collapsed into the snow, they show the beginning of the series again with Nagisa sitting under the tree and Tomoya saying to himself that he wished he'd never met her, because he regretted all the things they had gone through, and because she would still be alive otherwise.
While he was fighting with his regrets, Nagisa started to leave and walked up the hill. Seeing Nagisa leaving, Tomoya chased after her and hugged her, where she responded with something like "What took you so long? This is where he decided that he should have never regretted meeting her, as he realized that he loved the time he spent with her because he loved her so much.
At that moment, the orbs of happiness essentially granted his wish and put him back into his normal universe with the alternate ending. I know I'm a bit late to the party but I'd like to give my take on this considering my understanding of the show is a bit less literal than the rest.
So throughout the two seasons we get to see the life story of Tomoya as well as other characters. The story is composed of many fun and happy moments but also some very sad and painful ones. At the end of the show Tomoya goes through very rough times and just when he's about to break he is given a choice:. After that we get to see a much happier version of the world were everything went well and none of the bad things happened.
So basically to me Clannad can be summed up like this: Life can be very beautiful or very sad but either way don't ever let those terrible things stop you from living life at its fullest. If we understand the show as an abstract metaphor designed to first reach your heart and then transmit that single very powerful message then every imperfection can be excused because everything in the plot is just an abstract illustration, only there to reach it's higher goal.
And that goal is successfully attained when its all said and done. Clannad touches your very soul and teaches you how to live life. That is its only objective and it's perfectly achieved. Ultimately anything concrete that happens in the show isn't important at all.
That's why it's perfect and it's the best anime to have ever been created. In Clannad, there are alternate timelines where, obviously, things are different. These events take place in the alternate timeline. Kotomi's parents were performing a research on the alternate world.
In theory, the Illusionary World is the afterlife; when a person dies they are still connected to the real world, yet they are free to create their own world. The Illusionary World in Clannad was created by Ushio. In the Illusionary World the girl is Ushio and the doll is Tomoya. Tomoya also mentions in an episode that he somehow knows the end of the story that Nagisa told him. The story was about the Illusionary World. We see that Tomoya had a miserable life.
Nagisa and Ushio die, and it wasn't going his way. Later on, Tomoya goes back to the point where he first met Nagisa, and then he marries her and they have a kid. But this time Nagisa survived. Tomoya was just dreaming of the worst that could happen.
But in the end nothing bad happens and everything is okay. But if this would've happened, then the orbs of light have no role. And the scene where he goes back to the past wouldn't have made sense. The scene where he goes back wouldn't make sense either because in that scene Tomoya and Nagisa remember each other Tomoya saw the light after Ushio's death, he had wished he went back in time to when Nagisa was delivering Ushio. It turned out, Nagisa survived, Ushio survived, and they all lived happily for the rest of their life.
After Story is a path that opens in the original visual novel after all the other paths have been opened. Life continues on for Tomoya. A few months have passed since he confessed his love to Nagisa. Now entering the second semester , he continues to meet a variety of different people , expanding his own world in the process.
Tomoya and Nagisa's relationship begins to enter a level of intimacy unlike before. Through his relationship with Nagisa and his various encounters , Tomoya begins to understand the meaning and importance of family. Unfortunately , as Tomoya and Nagisa begin their own family together they are faced with many hardships and challenges along the way.
Picking up where season one left off , Tomoya Okazaki is a kind but depressed high school student who is trying to escape the pain of his troubled childhood. He has learned to help others in meaningful ways but he has a difficult time addressing his own problems. He's depressed, so he doesn't particularly like his life and if it weren't for his relationship with Nagisa he'd do little more than exist, floating through life with no direction or motivation.
However, as his relationship with Nagisa progresses beyond high school it seems Tomoya may be doomed to repeat the tragic life and mistakes of his father. To avoid that doom Tomoya must come out of his shell and learn real appreciation and empathy. The sequel to the first anime, Clannad. After confessing his love for Nagisa Furukawa, life for Tomoya goes on.
As he continues to meet and help more people with their own family problems, Tomoya's relationship with Nagisa grows to a greater level than ever before. Through his various encounters and the start of his new family with Nagisa, Tomoya will finally begin to understand the value of the most precious thing that we have in this world; the value of having a family.
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Yes they can. If you meant that 'did he come back from being dead' than the answer would be that he never was died in the first place. Mummies cannot actually come back to life, at least not as far as we know.
There is no scientific proof that anything that has died can come back to life. No, B. G is dead as disco. Not until at least At first, he resents meeting her, but he can't live without her. Therefore, he shouts her name and meets her. Then, they are brought to when Nagisa would have died, but Nagisa miraculously survives and they live happily. Clannad Wiki Explore. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Death of Nagisa Okazaki.
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