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Chiaki turned back the time in order to prevent the death of their friend, who had died that day with the girl - because of Makoto (technically she was supposed to die on that day, on her bike). And because Chiaki turned back the time far enough, to fix the brakes of her bike, at that time, Makoto hadn't used her 'last' leap through the time again.
HuckleberryC. Help me understand - 'The Girl Who Leapt Through Time' ending. I just saw the movie and now I'ma little confused. Was auntie 'witch' the same as the lead character (Makato?)? Did the main character get all her leaps back when she left back to the past and broke the walnut-thing again?
Manga. The novel was adapted in 2004 into a two-volume manga called The Girl Who Runs Through Time (時をかける少女, Toki o Kakeru Shōjo), illustrated by Gaku Tsugano, and story by Yasutaka Tsutsui (ISBN 4-04-713620-4 & ISBN 4-04-713640-9). The manga was released in English in October 2008 by CMX Manga.
26 kwi 2006 · After 17 ordinary years on Earth, Makoto Konno's journey was about to be ended by a freak accident. Then, life gave her a reset button. With her new found time-leaping powers, she immediately sets out to wipe off all the little annoyances in her daily life, from failing grades to a confession...
After 17 ordinary years on Earth, Makoto Konno's journey was about to be ended by a freak accident. Then, life gave her a reset button. With her new found time-leaping powers, she immediately sets out to wipe off all the little annoyances in her daily life, from failing grades to iffy relationships she can't handle.
These are the time travel mangas recommendations from my previous post. Someone asked me if I could separate it, so they could look at the time travel and regression/transmigration separately. Romance-Centered Recommendations: Marry my Husband [Complete—58+ chapters]
Yasutaka Tsutsui's 1967 novel Toki o kakeru shōjo (The girl who leapt through time) represents the first fully formed version of time travel as exploration of self, using a radically different design for the time travel narrative, avoiding expedition to remote galaxies or eras and limiting the time jumps to the period of adolescence.
