Working with the First's "Indifference / Random" diary, however, covers both of their diaries' individual flaws as it has been said, the two make for a perfect combo, both in theory and in practice. Its most obvious weakness is that it does not show Yuno's future at all - her condition, situation, or surroundings - unless it somehow involves Yuki's or her own's Dead End. His condition and actions are recorded every ten minutes in her "Yukiteru" diary while also providing small commentary made by Yuno in some of the entries. Is hyper-obsessively in love with Yuki, as one can safely guess from just the simple name of her future diary. Its only flaw is that nothing short of a Dead End will make the diary record anything about Yukiteru himself. It is extremely versatile and useful in just about any given situation. This gives Yukiteru timely, detailed entries of the future around him and is perhaps the one of the most accurate diaries revealed so far. In a detached, neutral tone, the diary records the future changes in his surroundings every couple of minutes. His "Random" (Indifference) diary reflects that attitude. Sees his own life as if he were a bystander.
Each of the diaries have become the diary holder's future, so if the diary itself is destroyed or broken, so too is the holder's future, killing them. Because the diaries are written from the perspective of the holder's future self, the future can still be misinterpreted and the diary entries can then turn out to be inaccurate. All the diaries have their advantages and shortcomings, some more so than others, and can be used without the diary owner's consent should they fall into another's hands. Each diary varies in properties and functions depending on the holder's personality, occupation and lifestyle. The diaries now record the future in the same manner their future selves would have written down events that have already happened the only exception to this rule is when the holder reaches a "Dead End", a time when their lives would be finished without significant intervention. For Yukiteru to survive, he must team up with another diary holder, a girl by the name of Yuno.Įach player is assigned a number based on the order that Deus modified his or her diary. In order to win the game, the contestants must use their diaries to eliminate one another, and be the last man standing.
The winner of the Survival Game will succeed Deus Ex Machina as the god of time and space. There are twelve contestants with Yukiteru being the first of them. However, Deus who turned out not to be imaginary now wants to play a game with Yukiteru, a game of survival. His only friend is imaginary, a god called Deus Ex Machina. Yukiteru, a lonesome recluse, fills most of his time by writing a diary on his cell phone. It's all humourous, and will often tell the viewer some other story elements, such as why _ is doing something (specific), or other "backstory-ish" things that most viewers would appreciate the characters more for watching.Įsuno has also authored two side-story manga, each one spanning five chapters: first Future Diary: Mosaic which focuses on another Diary Holder, Minene Uryu, and tells unrevealed plot points of the main story and in 2009-2010, Future Diary: Paradox (published in Young Ace), which tells the exploits of Aru Akise and Muru Muru set in an alternate timeline. Usually, it will tell the viewer a little more about the Diary User's (especially if they were in that specific episode), show how they came about getting their Diary, or have them interacting with Mur Mur/Muru Muru. Each episode runs roughly 26 minutes and after the ending credits finish, a small segment plays - running about 2:00 to 3:00 minutes - from Mur Mur's (Muru Muru) PoV or has her interact with the character that the small segment is about. Funimation has licensed the anime for distribution in North America.
#Future diary anime series#
Ī TV anime series animated by Asread began airing in Japan on Octoand concluded on April 16, 2012. The manga has been licensed by Tokyopop, and the first two English volumes released on and June 9, 2009, respectively. As of April 26, 2011, twelve tankōbon volumes have been released in Japan. The manga was first serialized in the Japanese shōnen manga magazine Shōnen Ace on January 26, 2006, and is published by Kadokawa Shoten.
Future Diary (未来日記 Mirai Nikki) is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by manga author Sakae Esuno.
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