u/Temporary_Barber_219

This author is really good at characterizing Wise

Their name is @lyrieeeee on Twitter and they make WiseHaru comics, but they’re really good at giving Wise more character. They give him so much emotion and intent, and draw him so well to express them. It’s so good seeing Wise’s trauma being really addressed and not brushed over.

Tbh I really wasn’t a fan of Wise because in my opinion he seemed like the lowkey nonchalant straight man(in the comedy sense), so I found him kinda boring. He had pretty good quirks that I appreciated like being sneaky with Belle, a big Astra fan, an old movie nerd, etc, but it kinda felt like he closed his emotions off and was just being chill.

But after reading lyrie’s comics…yesssss please show more emotion Wise I know you can do it yes!!!

u/Temporary_Barber_219 — 1 month ago

My theory on this scene in ReDreaming Angel

I got chills when I first saw this scene and thought it’d be taken in a more literal way in the story, but it didn’t, so I’m gonna try theorycrafting.

I think the MV is supposed to represent Aria’s delusions and her role as an observer between Sunna and Nangong’s relationship, especially in Sunna’s event where the two fight.

Aria reaching the peak of delusion results in her facing reality when the two fall, showing both the difference she has between the others in terms of her artificial body and her realization that they still can’t reach their dreams after she sees that both Nangong and Sunna have problems of their own. Her being soloed and leaving the other two as silhouettes in the scene before could represent her hiding her true identity as a killer robot, and it’s when she crashes that her true self is revealed, shattering the delusion.

The title ReDreaming Angel I think is supposed to represent that this isn’t the first time they’ve dreamed; they’ve failed so many times that they can only keep ReDreaming their same dream over and over.

u/Temporary_Barber_219 — 2 months ago