Guilty Crown

[myskaros]

Spoiler:

You can easily just assume that Inori became blind somehow through the cancer or something...

I'm assuming Shu doesn't absorb the weakness of non-cancer related things.

For example, when Shu regained his ability and pulled out his void. When he took everyone's void he took Can Opener's void as well as his cancer but he didn't take Ayase paralysis-ed legs even though he took her void as well.

Just my guess though.

Spoiler:

If you're going through so many hoops to explain it, it wasn't worth introducing in the first place. Whether Shu is blind or not doesn't affect anything, but making him blind does throw the continuity of the show into question. The fact that it isn't immediately obvious why Shu goes blind just proves that the whole concept was unnecessary, or that it should have been explained in more detail to the viewers.

[AsukaYui]

Spoiler:

You can easily just assume that Inori became blind somehow through the cancer or something...

I'm assuming Shu doesn't absorb the weakness of non-cancer related things.

For example, when Shu regained his ability and pulled out his void. When he took everyone's void he took Can Opener's void as well as his cancer but he didn't take Ayase paralysis-ed legs even though he took her void as well.

Just my guess though.

Spoiler:

If you're going through so many hoops to explain it, it wasn't worth introducing in the first place. Whether Shu is blind or not doesn't affect anything, but making him blind does throw the continuity of the show into question. The fact that it isn't immediately obvious why Shu goes blind just proves that the whole concept was unnecessary, or that it should have been explained in more detail to the viewers.

Spoiler:

another plothole

I didn't even remembered Ayase's case

[leinaud]

Answer to rule them all: "it's anime"

[Daverost]

I was expecting 24 episodes,

For future reference, all noitaminA time slots run in multiples of 11.