Hace un tiempo intente jugar saya no uta, y fue una novela visual que me impacto por su premisa y los personajes. There isn't a whole lot to go on with the details of that ending but the concept that the doom of humanity isn't so bad is something I wanted to share. Wouldn't it be better for an invasive alien species to adapt to the traits of the dominant animal of the planet anyway? What we don't know is if what replaces humans will be broken mind slaves like Yoh was, or if they will revert to instinctual aliens and lose any form of humanity, but since Yoh was "broken" accidentally by Saya, I imagine it's not that bad. If they are as human as Saya, maybe it can even be seen as an improvement on the human race if you try to look at it objectively. She had a few alien instincts like collecting cum and eating people but she also wanted to be loved like anyone else, and when she dies we can see just how important her relationship is to her when she squirms over to Fuminori to die.īranching off of that, if humanity is replaced with creatures that have these human qualities, maybe that would be ok.
We have Saya on one hand, who may be pretty twisted, but she acquired a huge number of human characteristics, and by the end of the game she seemed very human to me. I don't think this game needs to have a defined "good" ending, but what I pondered was, maybe it's not as bad as it looks. Ryoko watches the world and herself start to transform into the alien life forms, and while this ending is actually good for Fuminori, I struggled to wonder if it was the "good" ending, considering just how awful the other endings are for the characters.
When I replayed Song of Saya and read this ending, it basically commits humanity to an inevitable extinction.
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