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And that\u2019s a wrap, people! After three months, twelve episodes, and a ton of shout-outs to great anime and the people who made them, Zenshu<\/em> is over! <\/em>And what an ending it was! At the end of the last episode, it looked as though Kametaro\u2019s horrendously depressing ending was going to come true. In his grief over the loss of Natsuko, Luke had destroyed the final Soul Future, heralding the arrival of the Ultimate Void. Yet, there\u2019s something that that old bag of a director never understood about humanity: that no matter how bad things may get for us, we keep looking for a light in the dark. In this case, that light\u2019s name is Natsuko Hirose.<\/p>\n Picking up where the previous episode left off, the transformation of Luke into the Ultimate Void helps us to understand why the mindless monsters are called Voids. In a nutshell, they\u2019re the personification of the despair that people can hit when they begin to think that nothing they do matters. It\u2019s something that everyone will experience at some point in their lives, and they\u2019re left with two options. They can either give into despair like Luke, or they can do what Natsuko does: roll up their sleeves and tell despair to shove it. And does Natsuko tell despair and hopelessness to shove it.<\/p>\n #ZENSHU<\/a> Ep 12, “Goodbye, Luke\u2026I’ll love you forever.”\ud83d\ude2dPURE CINEMA!!\ud83d\udd25\ud83d\udd25Natsuko finally abled to change Luke’s fate. She made her movie based on her first love with Luke. HOLY SHIT!! They are in the Real World!! It is a story about finding your true self and Love. #\u5168\u4fee<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/kMfsK6rmQ2<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Ghosh (@Ghosh52329) March 23, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nDon\u2019t put too much stock into Destiny<\/h2>\n
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