How might it return? During BlazBlue: Central Fiction, we see something go into Carl’s eye after looking in Kagutsuchi’s Cauldron, despite Nirvana attempting to pull him back, and see him showing interest in Relius’ work. Naoto is a big factor and needs to find his own world again. Many characters have new possibilities ahead of them. We see people like Litchi, Tao, Mai, Amane, Kokonoe, Jubei, Tager, Bullet, and Valkenhayn alive and happy. In this new reality, Homura is the Imperator and accompanied by Jin, Kagura, and Hibiki. Noel and Lambda are both sisters (as in nuns), living with Nu at the church. New questions arise in BlazBlue: Central Fiction’s ending, as there are a number of cliffhangers. Ragna’s sword is left behind at the gate. Amane is there to see him off and have his memories taken. Ragna activates and stays with the Master Unit, removing himself from everyone’s memories, restoring their dreams, and reconstructing the world without Amaterasu or Takamagahara in the process. They speak, she asks why he kept attacking him, and he apologizes and says she won’t be alone any longer. He is the constant, the thing that the Origin is attempting to connect with. Ragna is the Central Fiction in BlazBlue: Central Fiction. (She still considers and calls herself Noel.) Ragna then reunites with his siblings, says goodbye, then takes Noel and Jin’s dreams and memories of him. She fuses with the Origin, making her soul whole again. (This makes Susano’o a hero, so Terumi wouldn’t be feared.) In the Azure Horizon, Ragna kills Terumi and takes back Noel. Jin takes then takes Susano’o, with Trinity’s help, and kills Ragna and Terumi. Jin and Ragna each fight Terumi, with Ragna using BlazBlue to pull him out of Susano’o. Terumi tells them he wants to destroy every world the Origin creates. This means going to the Gate with Jin and Trinity to face Terumi. We learn Ragna is the Azure Guardian and is determined to end the Central Fiction. Terumi takes Hakumen’s body and becomes Susano’o. Hakumen protects her, at which point Terumi kills him. Terumi activates her and sends her to attack Tsubaki. Since Nu’s soul is complete, Noel can’t fuse with her. (This happens as Minerva is sent to counteract Requiem’s explosion as time resumes, preventing the world from being destroyed.) As Ragna and Noel go to reunite with Jin and Tsubaki, they find Nu. Instead of killing Ragna killing Hades: Izanami, he distracts her so Noel can observe and fuse with her. Since Noel is the Origin recreated and her and her sisters all share the same soul, she and Mu fuse together. Ragna takes Noel and Mu to the Black Beast’s corpse, after Rachel tells them it could act as a Cauldron. (Es is also fulfilling her role as Embryo Storage and “stores” people’s existences along the way.) Since Doomsday is going to happen as long as Hades: Izanami exists, Nine uses her Requiem spell, giving her life in the process, to stop Hades: Izanami for a week, giving Ragna and the others time to possibly set things right. Ragna isn’t qualified, so he begins defeating the other people who are qualified, taking their memory and dreams so they become unqualified. If they defeat Hades: Izanami, they can make their own world with the Azure. In BlazBlue: Central Fiction, we see that most of the roster has survived the end and are considered Entitled, ones who possess Drives and could rebuild the world with their dreams. Ragna kept becoming attacking her, which is why she would reset the world. She keeps resetting the world because she wants to be with him again. At one point in the story, Rachel tells a tale about a young woman who wants to be saved by her prince. Certain special people, like Rachel Alucard, maintain their memories despite this. We know BlazBlue is trapped in a time loop where the world keeps getting reset. Warning: spoilers for BlazBlue Central Fiction lie ahead. It’s a very confusing, twisting and turning storyline, so we’ll go over the most important points and how that ties into the future.
BLAZBLUE CENTRAL FICTION BULLET SERIES
To make things easier for people who want to know what happens, here’s a general summary of the things that happened and where the series could go from here. But, for people who do still find themselves craving more from this particular line, it manages to offer additional questions to continue the story. Many questions we’ve had about its world and major characters are answered, allowing people who have had enough and are ready to go to walk away. With this installment, a quartet is complete. BlazBlue: Central Fiction is the end of an era.
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