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2:They died in that timeline
3:It is just a stable time loop, the same as 999. How can be Akane alive since she died on the incinerator?
2. That was Diana, not Luna. And, in that timeline, they die of stravation. The three years was in the VLR timeline.
3. It's a stable time loop. You NEVER question stable time loops. They will never make sense.
#1: Actually they shouldn't know Sean's name at the beginning as he haven't remembered it at first, but they know what Q is "that guy in chair". C and D team haven't known about Sean until meeting with him in some of endings. You can note they call him "pure child" or "Zero even killed a child" in timelines C and D teams find a corpse, but they don't use name or assume he's Q.
I get their braclet issue.
My other concern is the Bootstrap Paradox but nvm.
IDK..The whole Sean is not Q thing feel really pushed..
I found this off of reddit, i agree
", the fact that everyone never calls him 'Sean', the suspicious camera angles which somehow manage to always not show the fourth member... During the entire POD scene where everyone is coming out, where is Q? Is Q in the pod? Why does no one remark on his absence?"