Memorable scenes from various anime and manga crossovers: Starting with Emiya the Great Hero

"This nurse is really calm. You can tell she's been through a lot. She can even cooperate with such an abnormal patient."

Watching the two communicate without any barriers, everyone felt great admiration for the nurse. Taking care of the patient's mental well-being at a time like this, look... what professionalism is!

That's what you call professional; their mental fortitude is off the charts!

The fact that two people who were completely on different wavelengths were able to communicate inexplicably made one wonder if the nurse could actually understand them.

After the nurse left, the uncle learned from his nephew Jingwen that the family had fallen apart due to his seventeen-year coma, and they had become estranged.

The uncle silently wrote this down in his notebook, then lightly tapped his forehead with the pen: "Ijurasjuora (Forget Magic)..."

After doing all this, the uncle looked up at Jingwen, his face serious: "Alright, let me show you the evidence that I've been to another world."

Yan Bai reached for the bottle on the bedside table and began chanting a spell, but... nothing happened, and an awkward atmosphere filled the air.

"Huh?" The uncle was a little confused. He stubbornly tried again and again with the bottle, but there was still no change.

Just as Jingwen made his position clear, stating that his family was also struggling financially and that he was preparing to send him to a government-run welfare institution.

"Wind, lift it up..." A sudden gust of wind, carrying specks of green light, swept through the hospital room, lifting the bottle into the air.

Jingwen was utterly dumbfounded; his previously established worldview collapsed instantly: "Really?!" (The rest of the text appears to be unrelated and possibly machine-generated gibberish.)

After his uncle used magic to put the bottle down, he finally figured out why the magic had malfunctioned: "So you have to use Japanese here..."

"Haha, so it turns out it's just a language barrier. I have to say, this magic is really down-to-earth; it even needs to load a local server."

"Wait... is it possible to play like this? In a different world, you even have to switch to the local language. This magic is really adapting to local customs."

At this moment, it wasn't just nephew Jingwen who was shocked, but also many viewers from the other world who were playing with magic. Shouldn't they be considering the issues of magic output and spells?

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Why does it have to be a language barrier?! This magic is way too casual.

Labyrinth Diner World

"Hmm, Marcusil, do you know what's going on?" Leos, who had only recently learned some magic, turned to look at Marcusil.

"Wait... let me look for it first..."

Marcusel gripped the spellbook tightly in both hands, quickly sat down on a nearby rock, and lowered her head to examine it line by line: "What's going on here?"

Seeing the other person's tense and wary expression, Zircuk knew he couldn't count on this guy: "Could it just be a language barrier?"

Just as they have multiple races, different races have different languages, so it's normal not to understand them.

"Huh?! I can't pretend I didn't hear that." Marusil put her hands on her hips and stared seriously at Chilchak: "Magic is very serious!"

Upon hearing this, Zilchak retorted speechlessly, "Sorry, I really didn't notice."

First there was the explosive magic spell that Huihui improvised, then there was the magical girl who could casually unleash light cannons right after transforming; he really couldn't see where the magic was rigorous.

Looking at Chilchak's face, which was full of disbelief, Marusil was speechless for a moment: "..."

As an academically trained mage, she had never seen anything like this before and didn't know how to explain it to him.

Could it be that the local elves don't understand foreign languages? Haha, if that's the case, then that's really humane.

Looking at the wondrous magic written before him, Jingwen felt as if he were seeing a new continent, and images of a hero fighting a dragon even appeared in his mind!

Jingwen silently tore up the documents in his hand that were supposed to send his uncle to a nursing home: "It's true..."

"Wait a minute!" Uncle looked at Jingwen as if he had suddenly remembered something: "Were you just about to say something rather heartless?"

"No, it isn't." Jingwen casually stuffed the torn-up document into his pocket, then excitedly asked, "Never mind that, what was that just now?"

[I never imagined that the comics I read and the games I played before were actually real. As for sending him to the orphanage, let's just pretend we never talked about it.]

"Haha, it turns out that the spell just now not only salvaged the awkward atmosphere, but also rekindled the family ties that were on the verge of disappearing."

"My nephew has been shocked for a whole year. His chuunibyou spirit has begun to burn, but... why does he imagine a scene of a hero fighting a dragon?"

Seeing Jingwen silently tear up the document, the people from other worlds almost burst out laughing. Did he say it? No... You're too flexible!

His change of expression was faster than turning the pages of a book; even his previously lifeless voice became cheerful. Truly a good nephew of his uncle!

Chapter 1032 The Uncle Who Was Almost Killed as a Subspecies of Orcs!

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable

Watching Jingwen silently tear up the documents, even the second brother, Qiao, couldn't help but chuckle, stroking his chin with interest: "I still prefer your rebellious side just now, young Jingwen..."

The change in attitude was so smooth, it's something that everyone can only dream of!

Josuke Higashikata sighed with a touch of wistfulness, "Truly, it's my uncle's wondrous adventure! We just experienced a great adventure without even realizing it!"

If it weren't for the magic being successfully used in the end, they would have almost lost what little family they had left; it was truly a perilous situation.

"If I remember correctly, Josuke is Jotaro's uncle, right?" Koichi's casual remark instantly silenced the room.

After everyone subconsciously put the two people's identities into account, their expressions became somewhat strange. How come it feels like they actually match up?

Upon hearing this, Josuke looked at Jotaro with a complicated expression and muttered to himself thoughtfully, "So, that punch from Crazy Diamond also helped me save a nephew."

If he hadn't revealed his Stand, he probably wouldn't have had any interaction with Jotaro.

No wonder they say art originates from life; now I understand. Jingwen's performance on screen is truly realistic!

"..." Jotaro kept a dark face the whole time, making it impossible to see his expression, but he still reached out and pulled his hat down even lower.

He no longer wanted to say anything more about the complicated and strange generational relationship between him and Josuke, who called him Mr. Jotaro but was actually his uncle.

Seeing his nephew suddenly become cheerful, the uncle didn't seem to care, but eagerly pressed on, "None of that matters. How's the console war going? How's Sega doing?"

"Huh?" Jingwen, who was initially full of curiosity about the fantasy world, was instantly doused with cold water: "In China, it should be a two-horse race between Sony and Nintendo, right?"

The uncle, who had been away from the world for 17 years, was still in shock and asked in confusion, "What? Where's Sega?"

Jingwen quietly revealed a rather cruel truth to his uncle: "Sega withdrew from the console market a long time ago."

Upon hearing this devastating news, the uncle suffered an unparalleled and devastating blow. Unable to accept it, he immediately used magic to erase this memory: "Ijurasjuora..."

Jingwen, who was already incredibly curious about magic, could no longer contain himself and asked, "What is that Ijurasjuora?"

The uncle explained somewhat gravely, "This is a memory-erasing magic. I use it when I encounter unbearable situations."

"Waaaaah... SEGASEGA is... is practically defunct now, and has switched to making figures, Uncle! This era belongs to Nintendo."

"Sigh, you've been in a coma for seventeen years. You're already a remnant of the old era. There's no game console left in this era that can support you, Uncle."

Seeing the uncle who had suffered a major blow to his spirit, many people felt the same way. Times are progressing so fast that even the old Yu-Gi-Oh! deck has become a relic.

Gintama World

"Hey—!!"

As a loyal Sega Dreamcast fan, Sougo was immediately anxious upon hearing the devastating news of Sega's demise: "What about the Shenmue sequel? Has it been made yet?"

He could understand the other person's desire to erase that memory, because even he wanted to do the same.

"It's regrettable, but we have to accept this cruel reality, Sougo! Besides, I've already guessed who the murderer is."

Kondo, a Sony supporter, tugged at the bow tie on his collar and began to deduce like a Grim Reaper: "It must have been Nintendo! They've always been at odds with Sega, so they have a perfect motive."

"And as far as I know, he even got into a fight with Sega after school last time!"

"Wait...wait." Hijikata Toshiro, a Nintendo fan, couldn't stand it anymore and raised an eyebrow: "I can't pretend I didn't hear that, Kondo-san."

Sega was forced to transfer schools (and withdraw from the console market) due to family circumstances (the failure of the Dreamcast), so don't blame it on Nintendo.

Now, when Sega employees occasionally visit their alma mater, they can still greet their Nintendo colleagues with a smile and put their arms around each other's shoulders (as they develop Sonic for the Switch).

"..." He had no say in the complicated love triangles among those classmates.

He just wanted to know if Sega had left behind the Shenmue sequel before transferring schools.

Seeing Jingwen's deeply shocked expression, his uncle still handed him the notebook, saying, "That's because there were too many sad things in that other world. Do you want to take a look?"

Jingwen, who was already curious about his uncle's experiences in the other world, didn't refuse and took the notebook to look up his uncle's history.

Then, in a short while...

As if struck by a severe blow, Jingwen's legs buckled, and he collapsed to his knees with a thud, his knees hitting the ground with a dull thud, his chest heaving violently.

"Please erase... I saw this part of the memory..." He pleaded with his uncle, tears streaming down his face, his voice hoarse and choked with sobs, almost desperate.

Looking at the events recorded above, Jingwen now understood just how profoundly the Sega incident had impacted his uncle…

"Do you understand now?" The uncle calmly placed his hand on the other person's head, erasing that part of the memory.

"Brother, before you erase my memory, can you tell me what you saw? This is making me even more curious!!"

"We still don't know what unbearable weight my nephew saw that day. It seemed quite heavy. Was it the 14 secret words the priest spoke to him about going to heaven?"

Seeing Jingwen kneel down on the ground and burst into tears, everyone's curiosity grew even stronger. They felt an intense itch in their hearts, like being scratched by a cat, but they couldn't scratch it. It was so frustrating!

Emiya Family's Meal World

Seeing this, Rin Tohsaka swallowed hard, her hands unconsciously clenching into fists, looking rather impatient: "Honestly, I really want to know what's recorded in this notebook?!"

Even Jingwen, who has an extremely high level of fascination with fantasy worlds, couldn't resist crying and begging to have his memories erased.

Is what's written inside really that unacceptable? Just tell me what it says! This rambling is driving me crazy!

Shirou thoughtfully analyzed, "It seems that Uncle's journey to another world is not as satisfactory as he imagined."

It contains only painful memories that need to be erased with magic...