My Forgetful Wife [ Comic dub ]

Voice Talent

[allrevenuegone]

*expecting something funny*

*contracted stage 3 terminal crippling depression*

[dsz]

"A happy ending never existed only happy memories do"-Im not crying

[nouvelle]

Something about him still remembering her and their anniversary while he's in the last stage of his dementia is very endearing to me and I felt very sad.

[riverbandit]

Even with his Dementia, he never forgot his wife. Even their wedding anniversary. In a way, it’s a similar yet sweet contrast from what his wife went through. While his wife died from loosing all of her memories, he kept on living and never forgot about her even when he couldn’t remember his own nurse. An interesting way to end this oneshot.

[ResearcherReasearchingResearch]

Her hair and the ring being the only one in color is an interesting little detail that shows how important both she and their marriage was to the guy.

[juliuskresnik]

Came for a wholesome story about a playfully forgetful wife.

Left with a broken heart.

[renaissanceweeb]

Nobody talking about that scene where she nearly loses the ring, but desperately looks for it because even though she can't quite remember why she knows it's very very important?

That was the realest moment in this for me.

[popsocket]

me seeing the title: "must be a comedy manga"

me after watching: **me in the corner of my bed, filling my cup with my tears**

[cancerouscontent]

Comic: "This would've been our 42nd year anniversary"
Me: "No. please don't do this, My heart won't take it"

[prierepanda]

"These photos are from our honeymoon in France"
*show a picture of them with the Pisa tour*

[ewill]

My grandma had Alzheimers and I have no memories of her before she was long gone, but my dad had to go through college watching her slowly fade away. It really is a fate worse than death, for both the person and their loved ones.

[powergm]

I'm seeing a lot of people interpreting this as him having remembered her all those years, but I have a different theory/way of seeing this.
I assume that dementia did function typically, and he did fully forget everyone, including her. However, what he experienced there was a medical phenomenon dubbed 'terminal lucidity'.
Basically, in some dementia patients, at the very end of their lives they experience this effect for a few hours to a few days before death. A prolonged moment of perfect recall before an empty bliss.

[BlueGrovyle]

I just realized that the skirt she puts on before they leave for the hospital is the same one she's wearing at the end.
My.
Heart.

[minatoofthenorth]

Wtf man i am summoning the strenght to go to work and you drop this kick to the emotinal nutsack

[TinkyWinkyDripping]

me : _this must be a wholesome manga_

also me : _crying internally_

[shivanshgarewal]

Plot twist: after that he woke up only to find himself in the middle of the night with his wife panicking and saying "hey, hiroki-kun, did you have another nightmare this time? Are you okay, I am worried about you 😥😨"

[WarmLillie]

As much as people forgets. They still have the same heart.

[Calaban-rtwl]

Me: expects to watch a funny manga with a clumsy and forgetful housewife

Me after watching: I’ve been tricked, I’ve been backstabbed, and quite possibly, bamboozled.

[plasticpaper]

The fact that this actually does happen in real life makes it even more sad.

[GyroJapster]

This brings a whole new meaning to "I forgor💀"