This is pretty satisfactory for the game player. Once you have collected enough points of light you can replay the Nagisa arc and this time you can reach the “true ending” in which Nagisa and Ushio both survive and everyone lives happily ever after. After that you are dumped into the story of the girl in the empty world, in which you are told to collect hikari no dama (points of light.)Īfter that you can go back and play the other character arcs, and you will be awarded points of light if you help the other character achieve their dreams. In the game, the first time you try to play the Nagisa arc you inevitably come to the “bad ending” where Nagisa and Ushio both die.
I have not played the Clannad game, which is not available in English, but there are enough descriptions available on the Internet to give me a pretty good idea of how it works. This probably has to do with the inherent differences between a visual novel and a television series, and the natural difficulties involved in converting one to the other.
On the other hand, people who have watched the anime after playing the game it is based on invariably seem to think that the ending is wonderful. It’s not that it is a bad ending exactly, it just seems sort of unsatisfactory, like a deus ex machina.
#CLANNAD MOVIE AND TV DIFFERENCES SERIES#
Many people who have watched both parts of the Clannad anime series have problems with the ending. If you read this before watching these shows you have only yourself to blame. STANDARD SPOILER WARNING: The contents of this page are intended for people who have seen Clannad and Clannad After Story.
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