

Mirai's body vanished/consumed/disintegrated during the battle vs Kyoukai no
Kanata, then there is this version of her in Akihito's "dream world" that
dissolves on-screen, then months(?) later she is alive in flesh _and blood_
(pun intended).

So, what happened? Was her blood control so high that she willed herself back
into a physical body, or is it some [Applied
Phlebotinum](http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AppliedPhlebotinum)
fiat?


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Did Mirai Kuriyama really rebuild her body, or what really happened to it?


I think that since the Dreamshade _Kyoukai no Kanata_ was absorbed back into
Akihito Kanbara's body, he might have had some unconscious control over the
other dimension that the Dreamshade created, and since he wanted Mirai
Kuriyama so badly, he might have brought her back from that dimension. After
all, it was his dream world.


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It's a crap one, but I'd like to put the thought out there that the writer
probably thought that her rebuilding her body could be easily explained by his
over load on food at the shop, she could have easily felt his feelings and
decided it would be better to live, the one in the dimension had a different
outfit on, I'm willing to bet that was the writers way of letting us know that
the real one was already out making an effort to rebuild her body, after all
she could replenish her blood very fast after only one meal, why not be able
to create a flimsy body as the construct and him fought so that she could eat
and rebuild herself? Not such a big plot hole when you analyze the
capabilities of the characters and the clues put into the fight build up. More
eating for extra nutrition, and a different version of her in the dimension
then what was seen before. Incredibly well planned out if you can find the
bread crumbs to come to the most apparent conclusion.


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I know this is sort of a zombie, sorry, and purely speculation on my part, but
I think it went like so:

Mirai initially vanished by absorbing KnK into her body, so she was
intermingled with it from the beginning... but she was never really dead.

With KnK exerting all its power to combat her blood, another dimension is
created, but their existence in that world is a supernatural manifestation of
virtually incorporeal beings. KnK has to use all focus fighting her blood
which is a constant assailant on its very core, and somehow this is created.
Though the exact reason this phenomenon occurs and the function thereof is not
crystal clear, it's fairly tertiary to this point, so I'll avoid the
digression.

After the battle, KnK's not as strong as it once was, since it took a pretty
bad pounding. Weakened (despite outside interference, to said party's
astonishment), Aki is able to subdue KnK entirely having learned to control a
mere fraction of KnK's full power, and he absorbs it back into his body (which
actually includes Mirai as well). Since it's Aki's force of will now actively
taking control of it, rather than just fighting in the same vessel, Mirai
vanishes because as KnK is no longer the one willing the alternate dimension
where she'd manifest into existence. She's really still inside KnK, which Aki
absorbed and has at least partial control of.

Later, his extreme desire to see her again, and to relive his memories of the
first meeting, are so potent that he actually exercises some of KnK's power
subconsciously, extracting her from it and placing her right where he most
wanted her to be. He knew what he was thinking at the time, and rushed to the
place he had seen her in his mind, knowing that the ring vanishing meant she
had been reunited with it, as was his most profound desire.

Could be wrong though. Take it or leave it :)


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In _Mirai-hen_ , Akihito contemplates the matter (around 7 minutes into the
movie).

> Akihito wonders whether Mirai's memory loss was the doing of the KnK. I take
> this to imply that Mirai being there in the first place may _also_ have been
> the doing of the KnK.  
>  
>  This explanation seems consistent with what we learn about the KnK during
> _Mirai-hen_ : that it is, in fact, some sort of "gate" between the world of
> humans and the world of youmu. That is, it seems entirely plausible that the
> KnK could have transported Mirai from wherever-she-was and put her back into
> the human world.  
>  
>  The motives of the KnK in doing so seem unclear to me, though (insofar as
> the KnK is sentient enough to _have_ motives) - Mirai's lineage's sole
> purpose in life was to destroy the KnK, so I find it curious that it would
> choose to be useful Mirai in this way.


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she said that the original body of herself was long gone, at that point it was
only her spirit fighting the battle with the KnK though it did show I believe
that she was bound up somewhere where that _whatever he was_ had arrived,
though I could be wrong on that.

theres tons of controversy as to exactly what happened, but because of the
words she implied I believe she was never physically inside of the KnK but her
love had created the dummy of Aki. which to me is beyond strange and I almost
thought she was supposed to kill it since it was _his_ memories in a way.

some of it seemed rushed with sending everyone here and there and maybe its
just the fact that I read sub, but I couldn't comprehend the translation in
some parts which could be faulty to the difference is language translation.

when the ring disappeared from his hand and ended up bringing him up to the
roof top of the school I immediately suspected that he was causing his own
illusion, because even if she _did_ come back and had reembodied herself, she
would not have been able to just make a ring magically reappear from the hand
of her love to her pinky. then you'd have to think "Why didn't she appear with
her glasses as well?"

its sad to think that she did in fact parish in the end, however that's how it
appears to have fallen.

the anime in which the girls parish seem to be the only kind of anime I can
find lately without even knowing that's what I'm watching until I'm engrossed,
I'm running out of anime options considering I read and watch too many mangas
and anime.

this is my interpretation of how things fell, looks like Aki went insane :'(

ill have to watch the movie(s)


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