how did she become a weapon??


was chise built to be a weapon or was she a human who was turned in to one?

please answer me!!

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From what I understood from the anime, Chise was a human turned into the weapon. I didn't read the manga (though I want to) but I don't think the anime ever told us why she was chosen or how it was done.

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The manga doesn't explain it either... I believe the old man who was always wiping his forehead was part of the team who turned Chise into a weapon, but it was never said how it was done.

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i always thought it was strange that she was being turned into a weapon and her parents didn't know! was she just randomely selected or was she born for it!

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That's one of the main reason I gave it 3/10. The other one is, seeing granades falling from her back made me laughing out loud... etc.

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redneck...

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Think so? Don't you think it's funny too? ;)
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Hehe. the spawning grenades were quite hilarious.
Rewinded a few times at the bike escape scene and had a laugh.

Anyway, I think the series had minor flaws but was anyway great. Not a masterpiece, but great. (9/10)

It takes a lot to get me to shear a tear over something, but this anime did the job quite well.
Too bad it takes half of the episodes before something really dramatic happens. The story is too simple and loose for you to think much over it, so the emotional impact is, well in my case, I think, strong but temporary.
I do however understand people who've felt sad for a while.

Need something to think about?
"Serial Experiments: Lain"; the second time you watch it, you'll probably begin to understand it.
Back when I saw it the first times, it fried my brain for like a month. Couldn't think of anything else. Some aspects of it are so beautiful yet sorrowful, once I began to understand the true meanings of it, it really got down under my skin.
Today (2 years later), I'll still say that it affects me a lot.

Whoups... I guess I got a little off-topic :-)

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What a coincidence...right after Saikano I was about to watch Serial Experiments: Lain because I heard it was a mind**** and that it was pretty good. "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" is also a pretty good series about existence/reality but it wouldn't really go on top of my favorites

Anyway how I think Chise became a weapon is that they needed and edge in the war and somehow she happened to come to know about them taking guinea pigs for experiments or something, and she wanted to become stronger because she was always feeble as a kid so she volunteered except she didn't know the consequences but eventually accepted them.

Another plausible idea is that she was created because the old guy who always wipes his forehead says that Chise is created from the same components as a human is made up of or something very similar to that line in the 10th episode where he tells that to Shuji because she needs those medication pill things. I think there might have been some sort of mistake/accident and Chise didn't come out as the result her creators expected because the guy keeps saying it's nobody's fault that she's this way. They probably intended for her to be some sort of perfect weapon but there were some flaws and she became too human-like as a prototype or whatever

But there seems to be two parts of her struggling subconciously for control; a human part and a machine part. You can see this towards the end of episode 11 where they have dramatically different thoughts speaking to Shuji, like the Chise human part asking him to help her and the machine part wanting to kill him. You can also see sometime during the series where she says something with a blank facial expression, then she reverts back to her human personality and she has no idea what's going on

Or it could be something else

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Okay, apparently in the OVA episodes, they tell you why Chise was chosen for the procedure to become the weapon (because her body was perfect or something).

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I also wonder how she shoots giant machine spikes from the red sky (the last episode)

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If you want mind***, I say that you need look no further than one of the Granddaddies of the anime world: Neon Genesis Evangelion. As for the whole spawning missiles thing, yeah,I did kinda wonder how you would fit some kind of weird rocket-grenade launchers into someones back. Then again, that makes you wonder how you would fit all of this technology, especiallya pair of massive metal wings, into a tiny girl. Also, can I ask something: Why are they all drunk most of the time? If you look, they all have that blush that in any other anime means that they're absolutely hammered

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Evangelion....more like babbies first anime.

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What happens when she turns into a weapon of ass destruction??!?! LOL

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In the OVA it says that Chise's was the only body that didn't reject the things that made her a weapon.

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