"Nodame Cantabile" was originally "Nodame Cantare," but one day, all of a sudden, some people saw it abruptly change retroactively in the past…
◯ In the ending or theme song of "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind," many people remember Narumi Yasuda (Yasuda Narumi) singing "Kaze no Tani no Naushika." But now it is as if that never existed. Also, it is said she was rather tone-deaf. ◯ The phantom ending of "Castle in the Sky" (Laputa). Pazu sends Sheeta back to her hometown, or he completes the unfinished airplane and goes to see her. Sheeta is taking care of black water buffalo. The two quietly stow away the hikouseki (levitation stone) in the hearth. As for Castle in the Sky, the author had an impression not so much of discomfort with the ending as of there having been a more complex and detailed setup about two royal houses (a kind of dualism like one crawling on the earth and the other ruling the sky). Also, there is a claim that in the theme song the references to father and mother are all reversed. This horizon - that horizon, the hot feelings mother gave me - the hot feelings father left me, this gaze father left me - that gaze mother left me, something like that. A vibe like: the far horizon father found, this lamp mother connected; in this kind of way, Pazu’s father discovered Laputa, Pazu’s mother passed on the lamp of life to Pazu, and the son brings a new lamp to the home with his bride (Sheeta), that’s what the song was like, they say.
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.