Reason for kurisu's change of dress while meeting the younger okabe in the steins gate movie

This is the best explanation I could find, that makes sense:


"this scene switches perspectives,
Okabe only remembers that day as sunny and rainy, when it wasn't. You see Kurisu as a young girl because that's how he remembers it. Also divergence says he has to meet Kagari there, but since WW3 doesn't happen, there's no Kagari. Thus Kurisu fills that roll."

You noticed the clothes changing but her age also changes.

This is the best explanation I could find, that makes sense:


"this scene switches perspectives,
Okabe only remembers that day as sunny and rainy, when it wasn't. You see Kurisu as a young girl because that's how he remembers it. Also divergence says he has to meet Kagari there, but since WW3 doesn't happen, there's no Kagari. Thus Kurisu fills that roll."

You noticed the clothes changing but her age also changes.

That's not correct. The Steins Gate worldline is unobserved, thus it is not bound by convergence

When they change the past with a time machine and in the future that machine never existed, the worldline is rewritten to make sense and avoid paradoxes. So when Kurisu returns and the time machine never existed in that worldline, what happened was that the young Kurisu met Okabe there. So yes, you can say it's Okabe's perspective, but not because that's how he remembers it but because that is what happened.

When they change the past with a time machine and in the future that machine never existed, the worldline is rewritten to make sense and avoid paradoxes. So when Kurisu returns and the time machine never existed in that worldline, what happened was that the young Kurisu met Okabe there. So yes, you can say it's Okabe's perspective, but not because that's how he remembers it but because that is what happened.

@OkShHa No lol, this is complete BS. Not how time travel works. It was a visual choice from the director, there is nothing else going on here.

@SciADV_Maniac It's literally just as it's explained in the visual novel... But I suppose you know more about how time travel and world lines work than the authors of the visual novel do.

@OkShHa You know, I read the VN, multiple times in fact. Not just Steins;Gate, but the entire SciADV universe. It's not how it works, there is nothing like that in the VN. Young Kurisu was not there. The adult was.

It's true that the worldline can change to avoid paradoxes, but there are no paradoxes here. Besides, it's already a different world line when Kurisu arrives. Using the time machine already altered the world line.

@SciADV_Maniac LMAO So adult Kurisu on the past without a time machine is what happened and is not a paradox, okay xD If I reread the novel, I'll send you a screenshot or transcript because it IS explained there. I didn't make it up.

@OkShHa

She had a time machine... did we watch the same movie, lol? She went there with a time machine, and she returned with the exact same time machine.



I'm pretty sure you just remember wrong.

@SciADV_Maniac LMAO So adult Kurisu on the past without a time machine is what happened and is not a paradox, okay xD If I reread the novel, I'll send you a screenshot or transcript because it IS explained there. I didn't make it up.

No, WL3 isn't like that and it's not like that in the VN either... The time machine disappears in 2011, but that doesn't mean it disappears from 2005 as well.... And the same goes for how the VN ends. Suzuha and the time machine disappear from August 21st, but they do not diappear from July 28th... Otherwise, how the hell even Kurisu is saved to begin with? The exact goal of Operation Skuld was to NOT CHANGE THE OBSERVED events on that day. And Okabe observes the time machine on that with his own eyes on the rooftop of RadiKan.

The past does not get reconstructed after returning. It is already reconstructed when Kurisu does the change in the past.



She arrives with a time machine, just like she did. That's unchanged. It's like a D-Mail: its origins are on a previous worldline's future, not from the current one's. It's perfectly fine.



Oh boy, you are so wrong here.... Especially about Anonymous;Code where


Not to mention that A;C also explains why Okabe disappears in this movie to begin with, and how is that working properly.



Is Dracula taking place in the same universe as Steins;Gate? Because uh you know, the rest of SciADV does. Some S;G characters even appearing in others. So your analogy here is kinda bs...



Yeah, it ceases to exist... in the future. Not in the past.

I thought that too for quite a while, but in that case neither Suzuha nor the time machine should have disappeared after reaching S;G. That's why a lot of people think that is a big plot hole.



Like in the movie? After returning, they reached S;G the worldline changed the past so other person got the metal Upa and Okabe saved Kurisu somehow. It doesn’t explain exactly how, but I don’t think it’s necessary. So in S;G wordline someone else gets the metal Upa and Okabe sabes Kurisu, maybe he hears her screaming.



Yes, but that was only necessary to reach S;G because of the attractor field. Those events are not needed on S;G worldline because it doesn't have that attractor field.



I just meant, time travel and worldlines are explained in C;H etc as much as in Dracula. The universe doesn't matter.