Steins;Gate Movie: Fuka Ryouiki no Déjà vu

No spoilers included. (This is more or less my thoughts after I watched it.) A beautiful movie, this is something I can consider the best made movie ever for an anime series (I know it sounds exaggerated :D, but can't help it). It continued so nicely from where the anime left off. And it developed amazingly. I must say that once you've seen Steins;Gate YOU should NOT miss this movie. Guys, you who made this, I congratulate you for the awesomeness you brought us. The characters were amazing just like in the series. The art was obviously done amazingly, really well done. I liked the opening and ending songs. Enjoyment was 10/10, but I wont say more here but bellow in the story. So story wise: Just like what I said above.. the story was well thought out, it continues from where the anime left off even though the anime had an awesome ending this just made it a lot better. During the movie you are sent back to some moments in the anime but it's nothing big so unless you saw the anime don't watch this yet and leave it after the series. Overall this movie is great and worth of being part of the S;G series and also a must watch. You could say that my review is also a recommendation ^_^. Tututuruu..~

To preface this, let me say that I liked the main series a lot, but I didn't really understand why everyone loved it so much. It just seemed like a really good anime, but nothing GOAT material. Now, this movie is not better than the main series. Not by a long shot. It's so much more... anime? If you know what I mean? There are just a lot more anime tropes and stuff that make it feel more like a traditional anime than the original did. There are more macguffins and plot holes, more moe stuff, more happy endings. Also, all the time travel stuff doesn't make nearly as much sense as the main series and I don't even think that it could even work in the context of the rules that the main series set up. However, after saying all this, I still liked this movie more than the main series. I think the main series is done better, but that is different from how much you enjoy something. For example, I know on an objective level that Schindler's list is a really good movie, but after watching it I would probably give it a 5 out of 10. It is DEFINITELY worth watching this movie if you liked the main series! It expands a lot on the relationship between okabe and kurisu, and especially on kurisu as a character. All the things that I wanted to happen (like kurisu and okabe being together, her realizing he actually traveled through time so he has someone to talk about it with, etc.) happened in this movie! I also really enjoyed kurisu as the main character. The visuals and music are basically the same as the main series, and it also has a good ending, or at least a happy one. In my opinion, this takes the originality and intrigue of the original series and combines it with the anime traits that we all enjoy, and it does this to great affect.

So I ironically forgot there was a Steins;Gate movie that acts as a sequel to the 2011 TV series. I say ironically because the movie, Fuka Ryouiki no Deja vu, is actually all about forgetting that the character Hououin Kyouma ever existed. So is it worth a watch? It's ok but the movie is a 100% unnecessary continuation to an already-perfect ending. In other words it's "the Force Awakens of Steins;Gate content"! I think few people would argue with me when I say Steins;Gate ended on a perfect note. SERN was defeated, the timeline was restored, both Mayuri and Kurisu are alive and well...THE END, right? Well, this movie gives us 30 minutes of slice of life shenanigans (which I honestly enjoyed, it was just nice to see these characters again), and then we get into the plot. Kyouma is feeling side effects from all of his time traveling and eventually he disappears, both physically and from people's memories. Kurisu still remembers, though, and she's trying to get him back. I thought the conflict was really tacked on and forced and Kurisu is now the protagonist which made me realize just how kinda BORING she is compared to Kyouma. I was hoping that with her added screen time we'd get to see more of Kurisu's home life, more of her relationship with her father? But no, we don't really learn anything new about her by the end of this film. There are a couple fanservice shots of her in a very loose T-shirt where we can see alllllll the way down it, so there's that lol. Kurisu and Kyouma do have some cute scenes together (like when drunk Kurisu rubs her cheek against his) and those were easily the highlight of the film. I wouldn't say the movie is BAD or anything, just an obvious cash in for the fans. The original Steins;Gate TV show was a 10/10 masterpiece and Fuka Ryouiki no Deja vu is a 7/10 follow up that really doesn't need to exist. But hey if you have 90 minutes to kill, there are worse ways to spend your time, right?

It was mysterious, cute and entertaining all at the same time as it kept you entangled with the story.. by my opinion, Perfect!! I will be writing a spoilerless review about the movie Steins;Gate, Fuka Ryouiki no Deja vu.. But before I get to talking about the actual movie, adding to the fact that this really matters for the overall review.. I'll be adding a few lines about the actual Steins;Gate anime. So here it goes... Steins;Gate is one of those really rare gems, you'll find only a few times in your life.. truth to be told, I watched the original anime.. and I didn't enjoy the first half of it atall.. I thought it was dull, I didn't get the main character atall nor how they came to be the way they are.. nothing made any sense, I spent several episodes of the anime wondering whatever was going on... until the later half of the episodes started airing, and made the anime about a thousand times better than what I had expected it would ever be. I wanted it to end fast, and even onholded it several times as I was watching the first episodes, but something told me.. dropping this show would be something I would regret.. or rather, I wouldn't let myself do it.. And I didn't regret it for a single moment after the best parts took place.. I was waiting for this movie for quite awhile, hoping to see it as soon as possible since it aired in Japan.. And it was worth it! This movie in the Steins;Gate is a direct sequel to the overal Steins;Gate anime. So here it goes for the actual movies main storyline and plot.. Makise Kurisu has been living her life in america for a year, and she's been having these strange dejavu's for no reason she understands.. she keeps having the same flashbacks.. and its pretty much unexplainable.. Okabe told her about his timetravells in the past.. but how could she believe it..? its not that simple.. She keeps searching for the overal facts and truths behind her newly found devaju's, not able to embrace them as possible memories.. whereas she meets up with the lab again.. However, lately, Okabe has been getting these wierd relapses with his memories.. allthough he's been repressing it all keeping it to himself, pretending nothing is wrong.. The Ideal world, a world seemingly without flaws... but soon Makise will come to realise.. the ideal world she knows, and her only world for that sake.. it will come to lack of something she'll never be able to live without... She sees Okabe dissapear right before her eyes... But will she be able to bring him back..? Was there really ever a man in the world with the name Okabe Rintarou..? What is she ever gonna do, to be able to help him out..? A tale of surpressed romance, filled with shedded tears aswell as laughter and happiness.. This movie had it all... it make me cry to the point of my eyes feeling dry.. yet, the movie was better than anything I would have ever imagined it to be.. and upon previously having seen the trailer, my expectations were pretty high already... The characters had depth, they were all perfectly explained here in this movie. The movie had an amazing OST, I can't complain about the music used atall as it all was pleasing to the ears.. the lyrics for the songs and actual music fit the story well, the movie wasn't predictable.. and neither was the anime... I feel, this movie really did do its original anime some justice.. cutting it short, I loved the movie.. I'd not have changed anything.. it was entertaining.. I forgot about the time as I was watching it.. by the time it was over... I wanted more, alltho I could see it ended.. and was pleased with the ending... So, Watch the Steins;Gate movie, it was Amazing!!! one word put.. yet, watch the original anime first for those people that haven't already done so..

I was a bit hesitant to watch this movie after watching the nearly perfect show it was based on, but I shouldn't have worried so much. The writing feels a bit rough around the edges, both story-wise and (most notably in some cases) dialogue-wise, but it's definitely Steins;Gate. It's full of complicated time travel theories (this time, even more so than the anime), heartstring-tugging emotional moments, and Daru's ever-present lewd comments to give it some levity. From what I hear, it borrows elements of its premise from another film, but I didn't mind (mostly since I haven't seen said film yet). It doesn't quite measure up to the anime, but that would be difficult and honestly, surprising if it did. It's pretty good for an original Steins;Gate story.

This Series continues to amaze me. This movie to me wasn't exactly on par with episodes 1-22 but still pretty good, I love how it explores the mental toll time traveling had on Okabe as well as the relationship Kurisu has with Okabe rather than just Okabe's view of Kurisu SPOILERS AHEAD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Meh: I wish this movie focused a bit more on Okabe overcoming that mental barrier with the aid of Kurisu and friends instead of Kurisu just kinda "wanting it enough" for it to happen. While at the end the whole "we are with you" concept was what Okabe needed, it seemed like a case where a few words shouldn't of done the job; You cant just tell a depressed person to be happy and expect them to come out of it. It the movie focused a bit more on the "we are with you" concept instead of Kurisu's Love and desire for Okabe to exist then i'd probably give it a 10/10. The Good: But this movie is still great, Having the first chunk be that familiar episode 1-7 everything is good vibe with hints of disaster to prepare for that middle chunk. My heart dropped when Okabe disappeared that to me was so unexpected and somehow seemed to fit given all the "episodes" Okabe was having. There was also the Science-fiction with the Reading steiner and Deja vu that played to the concept of the series very well In the end, Fantastic Series, Good movie 8/10 Ps. Did anybody else ever think the answer to getting Okabe back would be making Kurisu leave? cause Okabe was fine for a year after episodes 1-24 and when Kurisu came back all the attacks started to happen. I thought that could of been a cool, bitter sweet ending to the movie.

'No one knows what the future holds. That's why its potential is infinite.' ~ Okabe Rintaro Steins;Gate Movie: Fuka Ryouiki no Déjà vu or as I like to call it, the 'True End' well annotated SPOILERS where I give my views on everything this masterpiece has Assuming you have watched the prequel of this, Steins;Gate: Oukoubakko no Poriomania where we all know that Okabe managed to reach the Steins;Gate world line, the only world line where Makise Kurisu "Christina" and Mayuri Shiina "Mayushii" and everyone else lives life properly. However, there are always consequences for time travelling no matter hoe large they may be and Okabe, possessing the Reading Steiner will always be affected the most... This time, in the harshest way possible... Complete extinction from the world line he suffered to achieve. For me as a viewer I cannot help but feel pain for Okabe as no matter which world line, he suffers... The reason for him being completely erased from existence was because the Steins;Gate world line is one where everyone lives and is an almost impossible world line therefore it is extremely "unstable". Kurisu realising that something/ someone was missing tried very hard trying to find Okabe and wound up meeting Suzuha. Apparently, if i'm not wrong the future Kurisu built a time machine to get Suzuha to tell the young Kurisu to save Okabe... Suddenly Okabe re-appeared and it appears that he will suddenly appear and disappear due to the unstable world line and revealed that he will cease to exist at a certain time the next day. He told Kurisu to forget him and move on because he wanted no one to feel pain and remembering him will only bring that... Kurisu gave him one last kiss goodbye at the iconic train station and he disappeared the next day. Kurisu, unable to accept that, time leaped to save Okabe ending up watching him kiss a truck... She remembered Okabe's story and was extremely worried she might watch Okabe die and die again and again making her not dare to go back... She eventually succumbed and decided to abide by Okabe's wishes not to go back. A few days later, Mayuri revealed that she kept thinking of the name Okarin without knowing what it means except it having a calming effect on her, Kurisu startled decided to act like Okabe calling herself Hououin Kyuoma probably in hopes of someone remembering him through Deja Vu That was when Mayuri reacted and said she wasn't Hououin Kyouma, realising Mayuri had fragments (memories) of Okabe, she asked her why she possessed certain habits like buying DrPepper when no one particularly likes the drink and Rukako learning sword tricks, everyone has certain unexplainable habits and that was when Moeka stood up and said "Someone is missing..." Kurisu regained the courage to finally save Okabe. She time traveled one more time but instead of immediately looking for Okabe she thought about Suzuha's advice to leave a deep impression on Okabe. While she was walking, it began to rain and she went to a bus stop to think of what she could do coincidentally meeting Okabe (young). She told him of a story about a mad scientist, Hououin Kyouma and gave him a kiss, asking him to return to the person waiting for him, the one that needed him most at that time. (Mayuri) Then, Okabe in the world line where there was no one, the 'R' world line, the parallel world line from the Steins;Gate world line where everyone existed recieved a call from him phone suddenly. It was Kurisu! "What are you gawking at, Pervert" There Kurisu was, standing behind him in the 'R' world line. She told him that the only reason she managed to go there was because he desperately wanted to go back. Then... The BEST SCENE of ALL of Steins;Gate arrived. Okabe stood up and picked up his phone, placed it at his ear (Suddenly, people started appearing as if he had returned back to the Steins;Gate world line) and said "Now, Christina, care to return me... ... my first kiss?" That was when it hit me and I suddenly remembered, Kurisu was the one that gave him his first kiss... In Steins;Gate (S1), when Okabe first kissed Kurisu he said that it wasn't his first kiss and that he had kissed someone when he was young... It was Kurisu all along! Then, everything made sense, it all links up perfectly! Here's my analysis of how everything links up. Okabe suffered in every world line, Out of say... 20 world lines, he suffered in 19, people dying... Loss of precious memories etc. He went through so much suffering and with the Reading Steiner, he remembers them all, making it worse. So much so that he thinks of the world line where everyone lives as a fantasy, that prevents him from existing because one can't live in a fantasy so, Kurisu had to make him believe that it was real, that it wasn't a fantasy by making him have a strong enough memory that can bind him to the world line, to make him believe that the 'fantasy' was a reality. As for why everyone forgot him, his complete extinction meant the extinction of his memories, of everyone's memories of him (Out of sight, Out of mind) < JK that made no sense but you get what I mean. They still had memory fragments of him because everyone has memories of other world lines just not as powerful as Okabe's. Their memories come in the form of dreams or habits etc. Finally, I thank the director and writer for crafting such a masterpiece and allowing us to experience every possible ending that all leads up to one true end. I guess you can say that no matter what, the future will change for the better maybe not in this world line but definitely in some other world line, encouraging everyone to have a positive outlook of life no matter how much life throws at you, no one said living was easy but experiencing hardships with others makes life a little less... Dull. EL PSY KONGROO Take note that this review may be outdated. Always check my profile for my latest rating, I may have changed my rating due to various reasons.

The film is a continuation of Steins;Gate Ep 25, after Okabe confessed ''again'' and I assumed this is a happy ending (at least in this world line). If you are not not a fan of Okabe/assistant cp, for sure nothing works out in either world lines, not even in the upcoming Steins;Gate 0. So from this point onward my review is only based on Okabe/assistant as the only official couple in this anime and the only 'variable' among different world lines is whether 1) they can be together or not, 2) Mayuri will live or die. Alright then, here comes my doubt when I realize there is film after the happy ending of Ep 25, is there something more worth to be elaborated after such nice ending? I really doubted this. Then I was surprised the theme of the movie is Okabe's PTSD...The original series and the game is already too stunning with lots of climax and now the film which is going to be shown on silver screen, is about PTSD!? Anyway, I am still giving an overall 9 to the movie itself, if I make comparison with the original series, it won't even be more than 6 to me.

There is nothing more that I love than a well thought out and complicated time travel story. I loved the original Steins;Gate series from episode one and have watched it many times to find plot holes (which I still have not found and probably will never find because it is so amazing). Naturally I geeked out hard for this movie. Without giving anything away, all I can say is that it did not disappoint. I cried and laughed like I do every time I watch Steins;Gate. I think I even cried more. I love seeing how they tied the show and movie together. If you were a fan of Steins;Gate, you will enjoy this movie. If you don't like being confused about timelines or feeling feelings, then this movie is not for you. I can't wait to watch this one again.

This was a fun little movie, and I truly loved spending more time with these characters. However, my opinion remains that the final episode of this show was the perfect ending. That doesn't take anything away from this movie and, fortunately, this movie doesn't take anything away from the show's finale. The themes that this film explores all make sense and have really nice payoffs (the PTSD, the fact that no one but Okabe TRULY remembers the events of the series, etc). The art was great in the original show, but they really kick it up a notch for this movie. It's nothing mind-blowing, but it's pretty enough to stand out from the series. One minor down side: they never played "Hacking to the Gate." I can't get enough of that song! In my opinion, the Steins;Gate movie is great, but not essential viewing. The show's finale was still the perfect ending to me.

Considering the Dub for this movie just came out I thought I'd do this wonderful series justice by reviewing that version as well, after all I started watching the original series dubbed back in 2012. The original Stein's;Gate had the good fortune to get an excellent dub. I think it's one of those dubs along with FMA and the like that manages to sit in the same seat as the original Sub as something unique and of deep passion and quality (essentially on the same level)... This movie is no different, Load Region of Deja Vu was a thoroughly emotional experience, and a very unexpected joy to watch considering how afraid I was before hand that it might get screwed up. I'm going to try to make this review as short as possible, Load Region has been out for over 3 years now so this review is for those new to Stein's;Gate and for those who mainly watch the Dubbed Version. Story: 9/10 1 year after the events of the series Kurisu returns to Japan where she finds Kyouma, and he seems rather out of sorts. Unbeknownst to everyone but the audience, Kyouma has been suffering with violent time flashbacks and episodes of PTSD due to the trauma he suffered in Stein's;Gate. Once Kurisu begins to catch on that all is not well, Kyouma suddenly vanishes right before her eyes. When Kurisu returns to the Future Gadget Lab it seems that nobody even remembers who Kyouma is. What follows is essentially Stein's;Gate Lite starring Kurisu as the lead instead of Kyouma. It is now up to Kurisu to fix the current world line and bring Kyouma back, but should she bring him back? As we already know, changing the past can severely damage the future. Should love take precedence over logic? As I said earlier this movie didn't even have to be made, (and like current Hollywood infamy) revisiting finished properties can be risky... but once the credits roll you'll be glad this movie was made. A tight story, fans get exactly what they want, and it ends with the damn good sense not to screw up the peace we achieved in Egoistic Poriomania's conclusion. Major props to the writers, not just for the story but for individual character dialogue as well. Kurisu especially is given plenty of time to shine, with even a hint of tasteful fanservice every now and then. Art: 7/10 Although being in my opinion the most plain element of the movie along with sound, the Art does manage to make some beautifully simplistic set pieces every now and then. It does it's job, characters looks good and so do the environments. I honestly expected a little more visual quality out of a full-length movie, but it certainly isn't bad by any means and is quite serviceable. It's just not on the same level of great production by studios like Madhouse, Kyoani, Ufotable, and Production I.G. Sound: 7/10 I decided to include the Voice Acting review in the Characters section. As such I'm using Sound to outline music alone. As with the Art, the Sound is the least "amazing" part of this movie. Once again, nothing bad to say at all, but I wasn't exactly jumping out of my seat during a majestic musical concerto. The music sets the mood beautifully, and does its job. For that reason I can acknowledge it as above average and have even considered buying the OST for mood music. Characters: 10/10 Everyone fits, everyone seems laid back and comfortable in their roles (especially Michael Tatum as Kyouma and Trina Nishimura as Kurisu), and the acting plays out in a very enjoyable manner. No complaints, everyone gives the performance they need to and it feels like we never left the show following Egoistic Poriomania. The best performance in the movie is easily Trina Nishimura as Makise Kurisu... Make no mistake, Kyouma starts off as the lead, but this is definitely Kurisu's movie. Kurisu and by relation Trina both go through WIDE ranges of emotion throughout this movie, and Trina was thankfully up to the task of giving her all for this role. I loved her as Kurisu in the original series, but things are just taken to 11 with this movie. The latter half has Kurisu going through an emotional hell, and Trina brilliantly portrays this conflict. Subtle laughs and tsundere moments, to heartbreak and near insanity... Trina's performance in this movie should be seen as both refreshing as well as inspiring for the future of anime dubbing quality in the west. It only gets better from here people. Enjoyment: 10/10 Due mainly to the content in the last category, I can say I absolutely Loved this film. I was a huge fan of the original Stein's;Gate, but didn't keep up with it enough to catch any info. about this movie back in 2013. As such, seeing the Funimation trailer for it a week ago came as a total shock to me. I ordered it and watched it last night, and I am so glad they didn't screw it up. This could have easily been some lazy side-story for quick cash... this could have easily been some cancerous additional chapter which breaks the established story and ends things on a negative note... Overall: 9/10 This could have been so many things, but I'm here to say that thankfully Stein's;Gate - Load Region of Deja Vu is a genuinely emotional little movie that adds so much more to the previous ending and gives Kurisu a chance to shine as her own Main Character. This movie made me tear up, it made me laugh, and it manages to do a hell of a lot in a relatively short run time. Load Region of Deja Vu is essentially Season 3 of the main Stein's;Gate story, and if this movie is a once-and-for-all conclusion to that timeline... I am proud to say it excels. The fans get what they want, the story concludes again without damaging the ending, and we get a deep introspective look into Makise Kurisu as a character. Everyone wins. Buy it.

My initial thought of this movie is OMG, and that is an underestimate. I really can't think of the words that can describe how much I loved this movie. The anime had a excellent ending. I was very skeptical of this movie despite the relatively high review. If you loved the anime, I beg of you to watch this movie. The last ~20 minutes of the movie will mind f*** you. I was cussing out loud during the the last ~20 minutes due to my shocked. It was one of the most intense moments of my anime viewing life. After watching the entire anime, there was one thing that wasn't explained. It was something that I was hoping would be explained in the anime, but it never was. The movie will explain that one thing.

It didn't really live up to the glory of the original, but it was still great, mostly because it's Steins;Gate after all. It successfully recaptured a lot of the atmosphere that the original had. It also delivered some... I don't wanna say pandering because it's not, but rather scenes we all wanted to see and deserved to see, scenes that also help characterisation a lot, but original didn't have enough of them. So production was spot-on. There was one scene, or rather frame, I thought deserved better, but everything else was just as perfect as it could have been, production wise. So, didn't live up to original, why? There's even more magical logic/science than in the original, and story just wasn't long, complex and epic in scale. Mostly fault of having lot of buildup but not enough climax. But it's not at all bad, though overall, it doesn't feel like a mandatory sequel, but it also doesn't feel like mere extra, but rather something in between, like an extended epilogue of sorts. I feel it should have been longer to be more solid, and then it would have been a worthy masterpiece sequel. It's definitely a fun and fulfilling epilogue to the series and no fan should miss it. I especially liked how it tied into some threads the series plot left unanswered.

starts off strong, completely falls apart in the last twenty minutes. utterly bizarre decisions made that make no sense within the fiction of just the film, or in the wider steins;gate canon. there's a hint of interesting theming around the trauma of okabe's experiences from the main game/anime but it never really goes anywhere. i think in terms of events, the parallels do work and don't feel like a rehash of old material, but i can definitely see some people coming out of it feeling that way. if you want more kurisu and okabe, this will do it for you. just ignore the last fifteen minutes and that really *really* uncomfy kiss.

Most of the reviews which were critical or bashing Steins;Gate The movie: Load Region of Deja Vu (2013) is because it was released before Steins;Gate 0 (2018). And that is reasonable for those who watched it after watching the original series, Steins;Gate (2011). However, according to a CBR article (Link: https://www.cbr.com/steins-gate-anime-watch-order/); I watched the anime in the following chronological order ->> Steins;Gate (2011) -> Steins;Gate Episode 23 beta -> Steins;Gate 0 (2018) -> Steins;Gate The Movie: Load Region of Deja Vu (2013) I am glad I watched the entire Steins;Gate 0 including the OVA (episode 24) before watching this movie as the 2018 series resorted in the beta world line which is beyond traumatic and thrilling. I think the beta world chapter made the movie much more sense than when those who watched it originally back in 2013. I also liked the idea than the movie narrated from Makise Kurisu's perspective and the story revolved around her as a scientist and an individual since the series revolved around Rintaro Okabe mostly. I also published technical papers myself so I felt an emotional connection to all the characters including those with their academic lives. If I watched it back in 2013, I would have probably given it a lower rating than the series, but since I watched the anime in chronological order, I rate this a perfect score. It was a remarkable epilogue to the Steins;Gate journey. El Psy Congroo.

The story is solid but the story of Steins Gate with or without it. For my view there was no need for this movie since the conflict was flawed and also because at the end it was solved with ease. The characters are alright not much development from them another than Kurisu and Okabe. The visuals are pretty good but still pretty much the same to the original series with some uses of CG. The sound effects are pretty good but there wasn't much use of music in most of the scenes. But at the end it wasn't worth my time but I felt like completing because I wanted too but if you genuinely liked the series then this will be worth you time.

Despite some inconsistencies with the original VN, I really enjoyed this sweet and wholesome movie. Rintarō and Kurisu's relationship is portrayed magnificently and I'm glad the movie focuses on it, with a nice and enjoyable adventure which is 100% going to please the viewer. As I stated above it's not perfect, it holds some logic inconsistencies which makes it a non-canon content, but if you're a fan of the amazing Lab Coat Duo you can't miss this film. I won't deny it made me actually shed some tears. I would totally recommend it and I'm definitely going to rewatch it again.

uhhh, mastapice it was a good experience, not the same as "steins;gate" but this was still very awesome. There was some moments i cringed because of overexagerated things and some minor problems that nobody cares about like (jump to the next section if you dont want spoilers): KSSEDTECHID... Overall, that was good, not a ten (what is something because i usually give ten to everything i see on my path), but still close to it, now some things about the show: The sound usage was great and gave a new layer to the anime making it more "realistic" (i put "realistic" because i never heard the sound of when you time travel in real life -.-), and, as well, the visuals, like the screen that shows what is the day was a good complement to it, the caracter desing was somehow good, but because of some bad dialoge in some moments and the somehow out of place moments that happen without contest or are just nonsentical to the chacters personalitys i gave it a 9... do you even care? huuu, lets justmove on... The enjoyment as very big because of the exciting parts of it(ou my gad that was great). That is all i have to say, usually i give more attention to the anime than to what is going on so i forget almost all the things about it very quickly (i guess my memory is very bad). les't now talk about some behind the scene things, i watched a pirated version of it because i dont know japonese and watching the dub could make me go mad for a long period of time(the portuguese one seens out of place to me (it is bad to put into what i really think)). Anyway, ended up watching this after watching "steins;gate 0" and "steins;gate" (and the special eps as well), curius fact, i didnt know there was another continuation to "stein;gate" until yesterday, and when i say that, i mean that i watched "stenis;gate 0" and this film today (started "stein;gate 0" yesterday at 8pm) As you can notice, i use the "(*message)" a lot on my reviews, sorry if is anoying, but i dont care (just kidding guys, please dont be mad (hehe)). My fellow user, have a great day and i see you next time if that is the wish of this time-line... (was that cringe? I really dont know, gonna see if i die inside when i see this review again in the future)

The movie serves as a great fan service,because it shows events after Steins;Gate and Steins;Gate 0. The story goes on and I liked how they connected it with the events of the first game. Also, I liked the fact that Kurisu is the main character of the movie,and (minor spoiler) she can understand how it feels to be in the same situation as Okabe is in the main anime. As of everything else, it's your typical Steins;Gate so you know you will love it. Overall, I liked the movie a lot and it was a nice ending of the events of Steins;Gate.Now, we are looking forward the next Steins;???.

Why didn't they just bang? Like Kurisu has to do all this stuff to make him think this is the true timeline by creating a strong memory, if they banged that would've done the trick. They break the rule of time travel they had set up by doing all this extra stuff, she could've just slept with him. Overall though the movie was Good, besides for the few problems I had with plot the movie was enjoyable. It was fun seeing how these characters relationships continued after the events of the TV Series. If your looking for some more screen time with the characters of Steins:Gate its worth a watch, but if you hope that this movie keeps its story as complex and concrete as the Show you will be disappointed.