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*'''[[Maria Akizuki]]''': Near the end of the manga, In the heaven kotatsu manga. Maria explains she is thankful that Saki, killed her child, and that all of the warfare and death caused by that child, has ended. When the child dies, it comes to Heaven and ignores Mamoru, but go straight to Saki and calls her "Maa".
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*'''[[Maria Akizuki]]''': Near the end of the manga, In the heaven kotatsu manga. Maria explains she is thankful that Saki, killed her child, and that all of the warfare and death caused by that child, has ended. When the child dies, it comes to Heaven and ignores Mamoru, but go straight to Maria and calls her "Maa".
 
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*'''[[Mamoru Itou]]''': In the Heaven Kotatsu Arc of the Manga. Mamoru tries to befriend Messiah by saying "Hey, I'm your Dad." The child Ignores him of course, and goes to his mother. Shun and Reiko begin to feel bad for Mamoru, but in aww for Maria's loving moment with her child.
 
*'''[[Mamoru Itou]]''': In the Heaven Kotatsu Arc of the Manga. Mamoru tries to befriend Messiah by saying "Hey, I'm your Dad." The child Ignores him of course, and goes to his mother. Shun and Reiko begin to feel bad for Mamoru, but in aww for Maria's loving moment with her child.

Latest revision as of 23:45, 31 August 2020

Relationships





Relationships


  • Maria Akizuki: Near the end of the manga, In the heaven kotatsu manga. Maria explains she is thankful that Saki, killed her child, and that all of the warfare and death caused by that child, has ended. When the child dies, it comes to Heaven and ignores Mamoru, but go straight to Maria and calls her "Maa".


  • Mamoru Itou: In the Heaven Kotatsu Arc of the Manga. Mamoru tries to befriend Messiah by saying "Hey, I'm your Dad." The child Ignores him of course, and goes to his mother. Shun and Reiko begin to feel bad for Mamoru, but in aww for Maria's loving moment with her child.


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