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Glass no Hana to Kowasu Sekai

Synopsis: In "Glass no Hana to Kowasu Sekai", we follow Dual and Dorothy, antivirus programs that watch over and protect a simulated world, incessantly monitoring for anomalies. When a large-scale virus is eliminated, a new entity called Remo emerges, without memories and without a clear purpose. Remo's presence provokes a turnaround in the routine of the two, who start to question the nature of their existence and the true meaning of their mission. Together, they venture through vibrant digital landscapes, discovering the beauty and complexity of the life they once only observed, while seeking to understand Remo's forgotten past.

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Anime Titles

Anime Title: Glass no Hana to Kowasu Sekai
Anime title in Japanese: ガラスの花と壊す世界
Anime Name in English: Garakowa -Restore the World-
Other Names: Garasu no Hana to Kowasu Sekai, D.backup, Vitreous Flower Destroy the World

Production Information

Producers: Pony Canyon, DAX Production
Licensors:
Studios: A-1 Pictures

Anime Information

Type: Movie
Episodes: 1
Date: 9-jan.-16
Genres: Ficção Científica
Topics: Others
Target: Seinen

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Popularity: 3864

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Curiosities

"Glass no Hana to Kowasu Sekai" is an anime film released in 2016.
The film was produced by the A-1 Pictures studio, famous for other productions such as "Sword Art Online" and "Anohana."
The story of the film is based on a scenario written by Physics Point, which won the Dengeki Game Novel Prize.
The film presents themes of science fiction and fantasy, exploring virtual worlds within a digital universe.
The soundtrack of the film was composed by Masaru Yokoyama, known for his work in anime such as "Your Lie in April".

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Main Characters

Remo
Dual
Dorothy
Dawson Daniel
Sumire
Dawson Diana

Summary and Events

Dual and Dorothy are antivirus programs that monitor and scan simulated worlds for corruption.
They perform a daily routine of eliminating viruses, often resulting in the deletion of entire worlds.
The discovery of Remo, an unknown program with no memory of its function, interrupts the monotony of Dual and Dorothy's tasks.
Remo offers a new perspective on life and purpose, influencing both to question their mission.
The three start to actively explore digital worlds and to value their experiences more.
Dual and Dorothy develop a special appreciation for the simulations while seeking to understand Remo's forgotten purpose.

What happens in the end?

Below we have a summary of what happens at the end of the anime. Glass no Hana to Kowasu Sekai. We have placed a Spoiler alert, just click below to reveal the content of the work's ending.

So far, "Glass no Hana to Kowasu Sekai" still does not have a definitive conclusion. This work, which blends elements of science fiction and fantasy, continues without a confirmed ending, leaving fans wondering how the story of Dual (Dorothy), Remo, and the other characters will be resolved. In the meantime, the narrative continues to explore its central themes of existence and the struggle against threats to the universe in which they live.

Meaning of Glass no Hana to Kowasu Sekai

Let's see below the translation of each word and the explanation of the anime's name:

ガラスの花と壊す世界

ガラス - glass
の - de (possessive particle)
花 - flower
と - and
壊す - destroy
世界 - world

The title "ガラスの花と壊す世界" can be translated as "The Glass Flower and the World that Destroys". This expression reflects elements of fragility and beauty (represented by the "glass flower") contrasting with the idea of destruction and transformation that permeates the digital world monitored by Dual and Dorothy. Through the journey of the three characters, the anime explores themes of discovery, purpose, and the appreciation of experiences and relationships, even in an environment that seems automated and unchangeable.