#Clannad After Story

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"I'll do my best for you, so would it be alright if I stayed with you?"

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Furukawa Nagisa ; Clannad ☆ Good Smile Company

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Do You Know This Anime?

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Just a little bit of angst…

Just finished rewatching Clannad and Tomoya really reminded me of Shane from Stardew Valley.

This inspired me of a head canon of the farmer dying after giving birth to them and Shane’s child (I love making myself cry lol)

So, yeah. Shane regrets ever meeting the farmer. Despite being the best thing that’s ever happened to him, they’re also the greatest heartbreak of his life.

Shane also blames himself for everything that’s happened yep. ✨

[hanabyka]

Happy 20th anniversary CLANNAD 💖

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[estehoshi]

Day 21: Somber. Featuring Tomoya and Ushio.

Clannad after story had a different feel back in the 2000’s

Lots of things happen even in real life.

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[mimiyori]

‼️HELP WANTED‼️

I'm trying to make a video about the Clannad movie, and I want short reviews of it from real people to play in the intro. So if you've seen the Clannad movie, and want to be in a video essay, please use vocaroo and DM me the link to your voicemail! (You can remain anonymous or be credited in the description/end of video)

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Autistic Anime Girls Group 2 Match 18

SUBMISSION PROPAGANDA:

Kotomi -

"Kotomi is more often than not seen reading all alone in the library without her shoes. It takes time to bring her out of her focus on her book. She had to be taught how to greet people, and always greets them the same way, stating her name, class number, and that she would like to be friends. If someone teases her, she hides behind someone else and asks if that person is a bully. She loves to play the violin and doesn't seem to notice that she actually cannot play at all, producing ear-splitting sounds. When she was small, her parents asked her if she wanted them to bring her a present, and she asked for a doll, stating later that she only said that because she read in a book that girls liked dolls."

Anri -

"Anri has a lot of trouble connecting with the people around her. She's very silent and reserved, but once she opens up she's extremely sweet and caring. She has very low self-esteem and sees herself as a parasite who only uses people because she's unable to recognize her feelings of love. She sees the world through "picture frames" where everything chaotic is happening inside the frames and she's just watching from outside. When she finally does allow people out of the frames to stand by her side, she gets nervous. She has trouble differentiating platonic and romantic love. She's a member of the main chatroom of the series, where she constantly apologizes when she doesn't have to and feels anxious without her friend Celty around."

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My Sadistic Self Has Returned With Another Akeshu Angst Idea!

A sad take on "If Goro and Akiren had a biological child."

If Akechi unknowingly impregnated Akiren before the events of Sae's Palace, Shido's Palace, or right before Maruki Palace. So Akechi still "dies" and unknowingly leaving behind a child.

Or in reverse where---I dunno, a mission goes wrong and Akiren dies leaving behind Akechi to raise their daughter alone.

Mostly----

Do any of you recall a little anime called "Clannad"? Or specifically "Clannad After Story"?

Listen, I've seen Miraculous Ladybug AU fanart where they drew an Adrian and Adrianette Daughter version of the infamous "I'm Only Allowed To Cry In Daddy's Arms" and "Ushio Death Scene". If someone can renact that scene in other fandoms, we can do an Akeshu version!

I could only see the scenes working with Akechi and Akeshu Daughter, because I can't ever see Akiren being so racked with grief that he'd act cold and distant towards his own child.

Akechi though, I could see. Of course he'd eventually snap out of it culminating in the heartbreaking "in Daddy's Arms" scene."

If none of you have watched Clannad, and don't know the context of the scenes I'll give them.

Father's name shall be abbreviated to "T", Mother as "N" and daughter as "U" as that's the first letter their names start with.

High School sweethearts get married, and N says she wants to have a child. But her parents and husband are worried because a pregnancy could be detrimental to her already fragile health from an unspecified illness she's had all her life.

But she wants a baby, and T & N successfully conceive. N goes into labor early and since it happens during Winter, the Doctor is struggling with driving (N was very persistent of wanting a home birth despite the risks, so they have a midwife helping and the Doctor has to come to them if I recall)

After a painful birth, their daughter is born alive and healthy, but the birth proved too much on N's body and she passes away.

This SHATTERS the husband, T. So much so he shuts down and can't bear to be around his daughter, so N's parents take her in and raise her. T only sees her on the occasional family outings with N's parents if they bring the daughter in tow. The Daughter knows who her father is but is kinda shy around him. They have ONLY INTERACTED ALONGSIDE THE PARENTS. T HAS NEVER BEEN LEFT ALONE WITH HER.

Until N's parents set him up on a promised family get-together that they "last minute" ditch leaving T alone for the first time to watch his estranged 5 year old.

T is very distant and cold towards her for a while. It doesn't help that the daughter is the SPITTING IMAGE of his late wife.

One day he takes her on a trip, buys her a toy robot, and even though it's not girly, she cherishes it. They go to a field of flowers where she happily runs and plays while T gets to meet an old friend of his father and gets a wake up call of both newfound respect for Father who he saw as a deadbeat, and of how shitty of a dad he's been to his own daughter.

He returns to his daughter who (I forgot to mention she lost her Toy Robot in the flowers and has been spending time digging through looking for it) is still looking for her toy, even as it's now sundown.

T has a genuine sweet conversation with his child and breaks it to her finding her toy might be impossible. But he can get her a new one.

She refuses and that "It has to be that one."

He asks her why and she says "Because it's the first toy Daddy gave me."

You can see this breaks T, as he realizes how much that one off toy meant so much too his kid even though he's been a selfish dad, she adored that toy as the first gift and act of love he's given her.

He apologizes for his behavior and asks if it's okay for him to stay and raise her. She accepts but still looks hesitant about something.

She reiterates something she told him earlier when he accidentally scared her and made her run off when he snapped at an unruly child and his mother on the train.

He thought she just went to the bathroom but saw her crying. She explains that Grandma taught her she's not allowed to cry in public, and only in a bathroom stall or----

"I can only cry in the bathroom or in Daddy's arms."

And for the first time ever, she gets to do the second option. T gives her permission and she runs into his arms, bawling the loss of her beloved robot, while T is hugging her back, crying and apologizing repeatedly for his behavior and missing so much of her life.

Second moment, is unfortunately the daughter, "U". Not only inherited her mother's looks, but also life threatening illness. She gets so sick to the point where she's bedridden and can hardly stand or walk.

T stays by her side 24/7 and does his best.

U keeps asking to return to the flower field because she loved the trip so much. He promises her once she's better and it's warmer out (since it's now winter).

But with how weak she is, she might not get better. And T feels so guilty and powerless of not being able to grant his dying daughter's wish. Despite his better judgement and logic, she asks again and insists "We have to go NOW!"

He takes her out in the blizzarding snowing cold to go to the train to go see the flowers for the final time.

U is visibly struggling just to walk and is breathing hard, and on the brink of passing out, he even has to catch her from falling at one point. He offers to carry her but she insists on walking.

Eventually though, the cold is too much and she collapses. T catches her in his arms, she's alive but barely.

"Papa? Are we on the train?"

"yes." (They are not)

"It's dark."

"Yes, it's night. You fell asleep."

"Papa?"

"Hm?"

"....I love you..."

"Daddy loves you too, I love you very much."

She doesn't respond.

T briefly pulls her back from his chest to see why she didn't respond, to see she died. He bawls and cries for anyone to help him, to bring his little girl back, turn back time, even desperately begs the heavens and his dead wife to save their daughter, until he too collapses in the snow, cradling his daughter's corpse.

These two scenes are infamous heartbreaking Anime moments. For those who have seen the Anime, I'm sorry for bringing back your PTSD of the moment, if not. I suggest you look up the clips or start binging because reading it does not do the scenes justice.

And my evil self imagined an Akeshu version.

Fanartist away!

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Been wanting to do these sticker designs for a minute. Started rewatching Clannad while drawing them and now I want to do a Kanon line up.

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