Watashi's and Akashi's son? :P

Wouldn't it be too obvious ?
Although I thought the same, he has the same haircut ahah

It would be too simple, I agree. But it'd be also so ironic.

Who else is possibly his parents aside the two of them?😂 he has the same haircut as Watashi's, and the same mole under his eyes like Akashi-san, "and in the previous season it was clearly said in the end that they both ended up together and lived a boring happy life lmao, so they probably had a child in the future"

sounds almost too easy.

this guy just don't get it. what a dim-wit

Everything the master say be goat level, I swear.

No way... They stayed?!

We all know the best use for a time machine would be to provide modern weapons (and the historical knowledge on how to maintain and create them) to ancient people. Imagine what Caligula or Agathocles could do with some thousands of firearms.

destroy themselves, see terminator.
time machines, can always be used to observe but never to intervene.(more than 1000 authors already explored it, and all came to one conclusion: "You don't mess with time!")

Actually, some authors are not so lazy. Stanisław Lem, for instance.
"Mess with time all you like. Whatever you've seen in your future is already the outcome of it."

nice quote!

It's more of a paraphrase.
In the meantime, I have finished the story arc and it seems that Akashi eventually came to the same conclusion, and so did the creators. I like it, it's the most reasonable solution.

Intervening in history could backfire terribly, but it would be too fun to ignore.

doraemon

Interesting.

It's being dragged out toooooo much. But thanks for the recommendation**. I've read this one up to a certain point before dropping it due to the length.

I'll look into it right away.

As I type, I am reading*

You can't change the future or present by messing around with the past. Because if you traveled to the past, that means the future you also traveled to the past, the net result of the actions is the same. Trying to change the future by traveling to the past is like trying to trick your own reflection in a mirror. It will always be the same.