Talk:Subaru Sumeragi

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Should this article and Seishirō Sakurazuka be added to the category LGBT characters in comics? I feel it might make sense since Toya, Yukito and Tomoyo are all listed in this category. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 121.73.161.223 (talk) 06:03, 10 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

you could, if you want to. in the last volume of tokyo babylon, subaru clearly states that he "loved" seishiro (well, in my translation, anyway...) so... yeah, it'd work. seishiro's situation is a little tougher, because he doesn't state it outright, but we can assume from the x manga that he had similar feelings for subaru. rairakku (talk) 00:02, 11 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Summary of events in X/1999

It appears that we have a disagreement over how to describe the events after Rainbow Bridge as they happen in manga and anime. The concerned section runs as follows:

From this point, the manga and TV series differ. In the manga, following Seishirō's death, Subaru is slated to become the next Sakurazukamori, for the ritual of succession for Sakurazukamori is to kill their predecessor. Seishirō wished for Subaru to erase the mark another man had left on him. As such, Fuma gave Subaru Seishirō's eye, which he states was the only thing of his he could find at Rainbow Bridge, to replace the one the young man lost. This act completes this ritual and, after regaining his full sight, Subaru becomes the Sakurazukamori and one of the Dragons of Earth. Since he has lost the one person he wished to protect, he is rendered unable to create a kekkai any longer. His fate beyond this is unknown as the manga remains incomplete.

In the TV series, his status as Sakurazukamori is not directly alluded to. Instead, Subaru sinks back into a catatonic state, urging Kamui to look to his own wish and advising him that "it is impossible for everyone to be happy". He is, as in the manga, unable to create a kekkai, having lost the one person in the world for whom he truly cared. Because he addmited his love for Seishirou He is, as in the manga, unable to create a kekkai, having lost the one person in the world for whom he truly cared and show his love for Seishirou

After the incident on Rainbow Bridge, Subaru is slated to become the next Sakurazukamori, for the ritual of succession for Sakurazukamori is to kill their predecessor.

'Seishiro wished for Subaru to return to being as he was before they met. As such, he asks Fuma to give Subaru his eye for the one the young man lost. This act completes this ritual and, after regaining his full sight, Subaru becomes the 14th Sakurazukamori and one of the Dragons of Earth.

The bolded section replaces anime content with manga content. I have reverted the addition repeatedly and worked some of the content into the manga section, but by now this has pretty much become an edit war. Dear IP, please look at your talk page, where I have left you a message. Dear other editors of this article, please get involved to help settle this issue. --KagamiNoMiko (talk) 14:22, 9 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]