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Hanene <3

Here's an art work made by my friend! I asked her whether I can post it and she agreed! She's planning on making an account so I can tag her

I'm so happy someone finally did this! I planned to do this too but ended up making a video somewhat related to it! Here's the link if you're interested (lol I'm crappy at making edits lol)

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Memories of Lost Souls || Jibaku Shounen Hanako-kun MV Edit

Here's the final piece for the angst JSHK edit starring Mitsuba and Hanako! Even though its theme differs from my usual works I'm happy with

Jibaku Shounen no Hanako-kun’s ED Analysis/Theory

The ending shook me so much because it has SO many foreshadowing, I’m surprised so few people talk about it so I wanna try to give my two cents.

Don’t read if you’re anime only and don’t want to be spoiled.

The white background symbolizes near shore and the red side is far shore. The upside could indicate that the time is “present” and the downside is “future”. Whoever crossing line, be it diagonally or vertically, their fate intertwine. Nene is the only one who has a shadow on the red side because she is close to her death. Nene encounters her friends on the white side should means that she still interacts with them like normal when she’s alive.

After further walking, the white background turned black and her shadow turned into fish. This could indicate that she will die and her soul as fish will return to the far shore. Or maybe she will die as a fish, who knows.

For Hanako’s case, the upside is “present” while the downside is “past.” Amane and Tsukasa are walking towards each other as if they’re against each other. Their confrontation(?) lead to their death, as they become one(?) supernatural Hanako on the far shore. I read a super interesting theory from here that Tsukasa is Hanako’s yorishiro so I think it makes sense they become one item on this scene.

Now we have Nene who doesn’t have a shadow, along with Kou and with what I assume real!Mitsuba on the white side. It means that in the present time, they’re alive in near shore with Hanako the only one on the far shore. Well technically real!Mitsu is dead, but his true soul still remains on near shore. When Kou and Mitsu encounters, with Hanako’s influence from behind Mitsu meets his death, leaving only Kou in near shore with Mitsu’s camera. The camera is on the red side because real!Mitsu’s memories are locked in far shore.

When Nene crossing line with Hanako from the far shore, it symbolizes her first time meeting him and her confirmed death, hence the black background for a second. It turned white again when they got tangled up, which indicates she’s alive when their destiny intertwined in current time with their contract. But when the more time passes, the closer they become, the closer she is towards the far shore.

On a related note, I remember in Noragami when Tenjin urged Yato to cut his ties with Hiyori because “if mortals were exposed with far shore’s problems too much, it’ll be difficult for them to live in their own world (near shore)” or something along those lines. I think the same problem could be applied with JSHK’s circumstances, but idk.

When she reached the red side completely the white side turned black, she began to drown, her hands turned to scales and her legs turned into fish’s tail. It’s like Nene is dying with her curse. Even when Hanako hugged (or kissed) her, no matter how desperate Hanako tried to save her, he couldn’t. Then she turned into fish completely. I guess she almost died?

In order to save her as the last attempt, he has no choice but to let her go and returned her to near shore. Maybe he did it to dry her off to undo her curse, or he did it because he doesn’t want her meddling in the far shore anymore that could lead to her death. Either way he might sacrifice himself for it, leading to his downfall. Hanako disappeared while Nene’s fate is unknown…

This is interesting because, in Noragami, Tenjin urged both Hiyori and Yato to cut their ties so her life could be saved. Yet in JSHK, Hanako tied his destiny with Nene in the first place to lessen her curse but idk. Maybe in the end he realized they can’t be together if he wants her to survive.

The screen turned white momentarily before the cloud and sun appear. It could indicate the passing time? Nene did wish she wanted to live for another 90 years so maybe she died of old age? At any rate, even though we don’t know Nene’s exact fate, it seems Hanako managed to lengthen her lifespan. When she died, her soul goes to the sky and returned to the far shore as rain. So maybe she will meet him again in the afterlife.

I can’t believe a mere ED could mess me up this bad, what the hell…

Idk maybe anyone has different interpretation than mine?

Edit: I just remembered why I could make near-far shore analogy in the first place, it’s because of this event in ch 27

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"If I can, I will. If I will, I can."

Regarding Tsukasa's maybe both? He could probably seal (or give power) at will or someone controls it. It has been said that Tsukasa has been gone for a while (sealed before? Lol I have bad memory)

Anyways, I love your analysis as always and have fun reading them :)

White Paper, Red Letters:

Located on our friend and boy, and placed on Raiteijou by said friend and boy.

Judging by it's effects on Kou's Raiteijou, we can assume that this seals power, and once removed, should restore power back to the person or object. Potentially placed on Hanako by himself or someone else (like Kou's Grandmother.)

White Paper, Black letters:

Seen on the mermaid scales bag (and perhaps some other items I'm forgetting.) Not sure what it does exactly, but perhaps it's a low-powered protection seal that's weak enough that even handsy radishes can break through it.

Black Paper, White Letters:

Located on the yorishiro belonging to the Seven Mysteries. Unlike the white seals with red paper, they seem to give power as opposed to taking it. Once removed, the owner is weakened significantly.

Notably seem to only be placed on objects with strong feelings connected to them.

Black Paper, Red Letters:

Located on our enemy and baby, Tsukasa.

It's the cause of a lot of dicussion and debate, and there's really no obvious clues on what it does outside of theorizing. Potentially could either seal power like Hanako's seal, or give power like a yorishiro... or both or neither at the same time! Either way, it doesn't seem to explicitly be one or the other.

It does seem like it has a connection to Hanako's seal, based on the conversation Yako has with Kou in Ch. 33, where Hanako is potentially relating Yako's words to his brother while touching his seal.

White Paper, White Letters:

Piece of paper

not sure if anyone told you but about your hanako name theory hanako is an actual mystery irl his name hanako san came from that most likely nowhere else but it's the idea is cool!!! (sorry if this sounded rude)

Yeah I'm aware, (and no it's not rude to point it out) and I knew it's an Japanese urban legend they based off of, I was just thinking that in the anime the name "Hanako" originated from something else :) so I just made a FanFic, "You Remind Me of Someone" for the idea (not like it's canon or anything)

Thanks for asking and checking out my theory!

Ok so it's not much of a theory now but it's official I guess? (The part where Aoi is a villain)

My guts and intuition were right for once.. I was always wary of Aoi, she seemed to perfect and she would always be in need of saving as if it's on purpose.

And I guess it is? I'm thinking that Aoi got kidnapped by Yako with hopes that Nene and Hanako would get killed or hurt in the process.

I'm honestly mad that my theory was true 😂 especially because poor Akane is probably heart broken

Aoi, A Possible Villain? (Ch. 61 Spoilers)

So I've been thinking on how Aoi could be something more than just someone with the blood of Kannagi sama? Another entity not entirely human.. I mean, she could just be a human that is able to talk to the gods but to think that she'll be a villain at some point is interesting.

I got a feeling that it won't only be Tsukasa that will cause Yashiro and Hanako trouble.. Aoi at some point can be a twist villain, maybe after something happens whilst getting kidnapped over and over again (since I'm seeing a pattern that Aoi's gonna need someone to save her some time in the future)

I'm currently trying to find more proof to support this theory (I had a draft of this with the theories and proof that for some reasons, Tumblr deleted, again) also, thank you to @nanabansama for all the help and the links— go check 'em out! See y'all soon with more theories