90 Most Memorable Platinum End Quotes by Mirai, Nasse and Kanade

Mirai’s mother was a cheerful woman who always prayed for happiness for everyone. She always brimmed with optimism and believed that everyone was born with a purpose of finding their own happiness.

Mirai had an awful childhood. After having his parents murdered by his uncle and aunt, he was constantly abused by them. Mirai was broken beyond repair and had no reason to live. Before attempting to end himself, he remembers his mother and her kind words.

Mirai had nobody left in his life, who cared for him. He was a loner who had no shoulders to cry upon. After his family was murdered Mirai was all alone.

Nasse is a special rank angel who is known for her innocence and purity. She states that if evil exists, it exists only in the hearts of the humans. Only humans and their lewd and cruel intentions give rise to evil.

After Mirai was saved by Nasse, he learns the truth of his parents death and watches his aunt kill herself. Mirai is heartbroken by the truth and realises how precious life really is. He decides to live on and to find happiness for himself and his beloved family members.

Mirai isn’t a guy with great ambitions or greed. He just wants to live his life like a normal high schooler, to study, graduate, find a normal job and maybe find a girl who loves him.

Mirai’s mother was a lovely woman with an amazing attitude towards life. If you are not content with your own life then you will not be able to accept it when others find their happiness before you.

Nasse is a pure soul who only wants the best for Mirai. When she faces Metropoliman, she tells him that she despises his way of doing things and she would love to see him die the same way he had slain so many innocents

Nasse is a special rank angel with a simple goal, to make Mirai happy. To make this happen Nasse would do anything. She warns Metropoliman that he is an obstacle in her way to provide Mirai with his desired happiness. An obstacle that she would not think twice to remove.

Mirai has always been a conserved and upset boy. He never believed in himself and always wanted his life to end. When he is presented with the truth of his power and that he is a God candidate. He still believes that he doesn’t deserve this power.

Kanade or Metropoliman, is introduced as a cold villain, who won’t let anyone stand between him and the throne of God. He is ready to go to any lengths to receive his Godly powers.

In his early days, Mirai was really happy with his family around him. Even the smallest things seemed pleasant and enjoyable when he was with his parents and Akira.

The feeling of hatred corrupts a person. One must resist the urge to hold grudges against another person and be ready to forgive at all times. The only way to happiness is with a clean heart.

Mirai doesn’t like Mr. Mukaido’s idea of ending his life after making it fruitful for his family. He wants him to find his happiness as well and live on to share that happiness with his loved ones

Mirai is very selfless. He would rather feel pain than inflict pain on anyone. Mirai’s soft side is the reason why he hesitates to think about killing the Metropoliman.

Nanato did not want to leave his children in a world where Metropoliman is the new God. He wanted to take a stand for the new world and stop it from falling into the wrong hands.

Mirai would never justify inflicting pain on anyone, no matter how good the reason is. After going through so much, Mirai had become a very empathetic person, who would always try to help others.

Kanade had his reasons for being so determined to become the new God. He wanted to bring back his little sister from the dead. For having his sister back with him, Kanade would gamble all that he had to become the new God.

Metropoliman was a ruthless killer who didn’t spare anyone who came into his way. Even though he had the Angel powers he would resort to explosions and guns if needed to get his way. Mukaido was terrified of this trait of his.

During the battle at the Grand Tower, Mirai got too scared of losing Mr.Mukaido and then he couldn’t keep himself composed while fighting Metropoliman. Mukaido states that feeling so much is not good for battle.

Kanade is a ruthless killer and he’s willing to go to any lengths to become the new god of the world. He was ready to sacrifice any number of lives to get what he wanted.

Mirai lost everything he ever loved. His parents, his friends, everything. Still he chose to value life and find happiness. Frustrated with all the deaths, he asks Metropoliman if he even knew the pain of losing a loved one.

Mirai was a smart young man, but he did not possess the will to kill. He valued life too much to kill anyone, no matter what the reason was. After he was wrecked by having to fight Metropoliman, Mirai understands that he just couldn’t fight.

Mirai did not want to hurt anyone, even if the other person was a murderer. Mirai’s strength had started to look like a weakness. He thought of himself as a coward who couldn’t fight for his friends.

Nobody just achieves happiness by doing nothing. They have to work for it. When someone works their hardest and achieves their ideal, that is when they begin to experience happiness.

Mirai knew what true pain was. He didn’t want anyone else to experience pain and suffering. He didn’t want to hurt anyone even if they were a rotten person like Metropoliman. He wouldn’t receive the happiness he was looking for this way.

Nasse truly understands Mirai and wants to see him happy. When Mirai says that there is no reason to be fighting, Nasse reminds her that he is not just fighting for his happiness, but for everyone’s happiness.

Mirai was tired of living like this. Constant danger over him and his friends and his inability to fight for them had pushed him over the edge. Mirai was fed up.

Saki was really depressed about the fact that she bullied Mirai along with everybody else. She thought of herself as the reason for Mirai losing his will to live. She thought herself to be worthless as a friend

Mirai and Saki were childhood friends. When they found a four leaf clover on a picnic, they termed it as a symbol of their friendship and swore on it to be friends forever.

A four leaf clover and a promise from a friend was all Mirai needed to be happy when he was a kid. Unlike now, when he actually had to suffer through his life and then become a God candidate.

Saki had had enough. She couldn’t bear the burden of being the reason for Mirai’s despair any longer. She wanted Mirai to forgive her and end her suffering by finishing her off.

When Mirai had decided to let go of Saki and end her life, she held on to his hand as she screamed that she wanted to live and create a future along with Mukaido and Mirai.

A really heartbreaking scene when Mukaido’s daughter plans her wedding day with her father, unknown of the fact that he might not live to see the day due to his terminal Cancer. The line intensifies why Mukaido was in such a haste to end Metropoliman.

Hajime had always been mocked by the world because of his appearance and poverty. He couldn’t care less if the world was to burn down that very instant. He just wanted to serve his idol Metropoliman.

Kanade was a ruthless killer, but he was really intelligent and cunning. When Hajime states that he wanted to become Metropoliman’s servant and help him become the new god, Kanade, quickly assesses that he wasn’t a genius who could help him achieve his goals.

Mukaido was really hurting after his family was abducted by Metropoliman. He blamed himself for dragging his wife and children into danger. Even though he had the God candidate powers, he felt helpless and trapped.

Saki was always left behind by Mirai and Mukaido. Right from her childhood to becoming the God candidate Saki was never able to relieve anyone of their pain, let alone help them in any way possible.

Hajime had betrayed Metropoliman after being shot by Saki’s red arrow. His overflowing love for Saki had taken over his loyalty for Metropoliman and he decided to save Mukaido and Mirai.

Hajime was a rejected child. He had never experienced true love because of how he looked. When Saki shot Hajime with her red arrow, he experienced love for the very first time and was mesmerized by this feeling.

Hajime had fallen head over heels for Saki because of his red arrow. The man he decided to follow to bring about the destruction of this cruel world, meant nothing to him

Saki regrets many of her decisions in life. She believed she was responsible for pushing Mirai over the edge and that her becoming a god candidate and fighting for her life was a punishment for being such an awful person

Saki still doesn’t understand what her purpose is. She believes that her fighting a killer who wants to become a God, is God’s way of punishing her for her evil deeds.

Kanade is a twisted but calculated villain. He had all sorts of twisted killers prepared to hunt down Mirai and his acquaintances. Kanade did not spare anyone who came in his way. As for him, killing someone was something any person could do.

Revel had been promoted to a first rank angel and given the title of The Angel of Emotions. After pretending to understand Metropoliman, he actually turned the combat in Mirai’s favour. He was the angel of trickery after all.

Kanade is a man who would go to any lengths to achieve his goal. When he told Mirai that he wouldn’t kill any civilians, he lied to his face only to gain the advantage in the next battle.

Kanade is a man who is too full of himself. He simply tells Mirai not to underestimate him in any type of battle, even if the rules were set by Mirai himself.

Kanade is too proud of his status and good looks. He believes that his charm and superiority are enough to make him a better human than anyone else.

Mukaido questions Kanade’s mindset when he feigns superiority over the rest of mankind. Kanade’s words made it clear that he had already believed himself to be God and would not hesitate to kill more people.

Rea was an exceptionally sweet and kind hearted girl who was grateful for all that Kanade had done for her. When he filled a room with her favourite flowers that wouldn’t wilt, Rea was more than overwhelmed.

Kanade was obsessed with making the world a place for only beautiful people. He believed only the pretty and rich are capable of making the world a better place. Everything else should cease to exist.

For Kanade, Money and status are more than important. It’s a necessity. Anyone who lacks riches, is not fit to survive. Those who believe principles are more important are only guided by a false sense of morality.

Kanade speaks like a dictator in a dystopian reality. People would only turn to appreciate the good looking. Everything ugly is always neglected and distanced.

Kanade was an obsessed and over protective brother. So much so that he avoided saving his sister to make sure no other poor or ugly man could ever defile her. A sick mentality that cost him his only family.

Kanade wanted to become God to save his sister. He wanted to make her an angel who would always be by his side. To fulfill this purpose, he was ready to bet everything he had.

Kanade’s overconfidence blinds him. He truly thinks of himself as a superior being who is fit for having the supreme authority over all life that exists.

Mirai is the total opposite of Kanade. He thinks of others’ happiness before himself. According to him, everyone deserves to be happy, regardless of the background they belong to. Happiness is subjective and cannot be forced upon anyone else.

Kanade truly believes the lower section of society to be useless scum. He believes his madness to be the righteous path to salvation that mankind needs. When Mirai questions his morality, he just explains how his motives are beyond a lowlife’s understanding.

Kanade believes that the rich who help the poor are fools. They are guided by some fake principles that make them feel better about themselves. He believes no one wealthy should be obliged to help those who are a burden to the society.

Only beautiful and rich people can create beautiful things. According to Kanade, poverty can never create something appealing nor can the poor change their status. The poor are a burden on the rich and beautiful that needs to be lightened by him.

Kanade is a psychopath but states some real facts about the world. People only praised and listened to him because he had put on the mask of Metropoliman. Even though a lot of people felt the same way as him, only he could yell it out because he was under a mask.

Kanade had lost his sister because he didn’t want his sister to get defiled by a poor man. He blamed the poor for taking his sister away from him. Kanade wanted to cleanse the world of the poor and ugly and create a reality where he would not have to worry about a lowlife soiling his precious little sister.

Mukaido had one wish, to save the world from Metropoliman. In his dying moments, he achieved the feat and saved the world. Although he had to become a murderer, he was happy with the way his life ended.

Aya knew that her dear husband would never return home. When her daughter seems worried about Mukaido’s safety, she doesn’t give her a false sense of security but states how her father had died a hero.

Mirai is a wonderful young man who values life. Even after they had defeated Metropoliman and ended his wrath, he was saddened by the fact that they had to kill him to stop him.

Whilst carrying Mukaido’s soul to the afterlife, Baret gives his arrow and wings to Mirai and Saki and asks them to remember Mukaido and carry on his will.

Mirai neither wanted to kill Metropoliman nor did he want to deny Mr Mukaido his final wish. He did not want to become a killer but understood what had to be done to save the world. Mirai believes that he had let Mukaido’s family down by letting him become a killer.

Saki had been hit by Mirai’s Red Arrow but she was still speaking what she truly felt. Saki believed Mirai wasn’t wrong in helping Mukaido finish off Metropoliman. He helped him create a better future for his family and the world.

Susumu was the person who pushed Kanade to his death. When Balta took Hajime to heaven after all he had done, Susumu thought maybe something like hell never existed in the first place.

Mirai had suffered a lot. After his parents’ death, this was the first time he was having lunch with someone he could call a loved one. After a long time he got to have a taste of love.

Even if Penema was the angel of games, his words accurately defined human nature. Selfishness always leads to loss and humiliation. If one has power, he must use it for the greater good.

After the intense battle with Metropoliman, Saki and Mirai finally got to know a little bit of peace. Saki was overwhelmed with this feeling and did not want that moment to end.

Revel was one of the first to anticipate the threat that Susumu posed to the world. If he was the mastermind pulling strings behind Metropoliman’s demise, he could be a really nasty foe.

People who’ve reached their rock bottom truly understand the pain and suffering that comes with surviving in this world. These people actually possess the vision required to change the world.

Susumu was just a lonely young kid who had a good future. Still he was visited by Penema and offered the powers of a God Candidate. Susumu did not know utter despair and believed he could have easily lived a good life.

Susumu wasn’t depressed, he was just lonely. He didn’t have any friends and couldn’t get enough time with his parents. Susumu never wished to change the world, he just wanted friends and excitement.

Hoshi is a morally strong and intelligent man who understands his responsibility as a human being. Hoshi wants a simple world. He believes the powers of a God Candidate are far beyond what humans shall have and in wrong hands it could bring about mass extinction.

After Hoshi understood the powers of a God Candidate he realised how truly frightening Mirai would be as a weapon. A man who could kill with a white arrow and control people with a red one, could do a lot of damage to the world.

Hoshi was a great detective and an even greater human being. He looked at Mirai as another usual kid and not just a God Candidate. He wanted him to have a normal life. Hoshi wanted to protect these kids from a life of suffering.

Shuji is introduced in the darkest tone possible. As a child he had experienced a lot of pain after his mother had cheated on his father. He believed people who usually claim they’re sad are just craving for attention, while the ones who actually desire their end suffer in silence.

Humans are deceptive. When Shuji shot the man with whom his mother had hooked up, he asked him to kill himself which he didn’t. The arrow which had helped Shuji end his entire family had failed to end the person who had caused him so much pain.

Shuji didn’t think of Suicide as something horrible. He believed he was helping the people he loved end their suffering. Everyone Shuji shot wanted to end their lives but couldn’t due to the societal norms. Shuji, with his arrow, granted them the strength to materialise their wish.

Shuji was a young man who had lost all will to live. After ending his family he wanted to end himself along with all the suffering. Shuji did not need hope. He thought of hope as a worldly possession needed by people to survive.

Shuji believed everyone had the right to choose when to meet their end. It was their life after all. It was the kindest and the most humane way to make someone meet their desired end.

There are people who’d be sad if you died. That’s more than enough reason not to die – Mizukiyo Minamikawa Mirai lived to find happiness, for himself and others he loved. His perspective of death was the polar opposite of Shuji’s. Shuji believed that suicide was a noble end to the ones who were suffering, whereas Mirai believed it was the most miserable end someone could ever meet.

There’s always someone who cares about you irrespective of your perception of yourself. Minamikawa had lost a friend in Kanade. Even if Kanade didn’t think of him as a friend, his company still made him happy and losing him made him sad. To find happiness for oneself and one’s loved ones, is a reason enough to keep on living.

Shuji did not want to bother others around him. Even if he wanted to end himself. He did want others to feel troubled by his demise.

After all Shuji had been through he thought it would have been better if he wasn’t born in the first place. After all Children are just the byproduct of their parent’s desires and nothing more. Had he been given the choice, he would never have chosen to exist.

Every human has desires and they keep acting selfishly to fulfill them. No one heeds to the suffering they cause while chasing their wishes and that leads to unwanted sorrows. Shuji hated all the worldly desires and the hope people chased to fulfill them.

Hoshi is a really empathetic man. He understands the hate that Shuji has against the concept of worldly desires but also states that humans need those desires and goals to survive and find happiness. However, they should avoid the wishes that cause harm to the ones they love.