JJK - I have a Mandela Effect about a scene with Maki
I remember years ago I was watching the first and second seasons of the anime.
When I watched it, there was a scene where Maki and Mai were defeated in a basement. I remember them talking, and one of them was very seriously injured. In the end, Mai dies, and Maki reconciles with her. Maki has the strength to go against the Zenin clan. Toji's connection is explained, and how, upon Mai's death, their combined strength, as twin sisters, becomes one, reaching Toji's level. This is when the cliffhanger against the Zenin clan is left.
After finishing season 2, I decided to read the manga, and when I got to this part of the story, I said: "Ah! That's what it meant! And that's why it happened!" Which made me realize that the animators included this scene incorrectly in the anime because it was too far into the future and didn't fit the anime's chronology.
And now, with the release of season 3, I told my girlfriend, "Maki's appearance is explained in a scene from the previous seasons." I've spent hours searching the internet! I've already watched both seasons quickly, looking for that scene, and tried everything else. But obviously, I can't find it.
Now my question is... Did this scene actually exist in the anime, or is this some kind of Mandela Effect on my part?
Note: I wanted to post this in jjk's subreddit, but they have a Karma policy for asking questions there.
When I watched it, there was a scene where Maki and Mai were defeated in a basement. I remember them talking, and one of them was very seriously injured. In the end, Mai dies, and Maki reconciles with her. Maki has the strength to go against the Zenin clan. Toji's connection is explained, and how, upon Mai's death, their combined strength, as twin sisters, becomes one, reaching Toji's level. This is when the cliffhanger against the Zenin clan is left.
After finishing season 2, I decided to read the manga, and when I got to this part of the story, I said: "Ah! That's what it meant! And that's why it happened!" Which made me realize that the animators included this scene incorrectly in the anime because it was too far into the future and didn't fit the anime's chronology.
And now, with the release of season 3, I told my girlfriend, "Maki's appearance is explained in a scene from the previous seasons." I've spent hours searching the internet! I've already watched both seasons quickly, looking for that scene, and tried everything else. But obviously, I can't find it.
Now my question is... Did this scene actually exist in the anime, or is this some kind of Mandela Effect on my part?
Note: I wanted to post this in jjk's subreddit, but they have a Karma policy for asking questions there.
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