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Hello beautiful people of the internet. My name is Mary and this post will present, as the title suggests, various foreshadowings shown in "Kill la Kill".

Before we get into the sixth episode, I have to warn you that this post is gonna be spoiler-heavy, so I recommend you checking out the series. If you have watched the series and don’t like it, don’t write mean comments. Ok?

It's the first time Ryuko asks her teacher questions, like what him and Tsumugu plan to do. All these questions are answered in the course of the series.

Ragyo calls her daughter and we get a glimpse of where she's, which looks like the rocket she used in the second half of the series.

After Sanageyama's fight with Ryuko (where he loses), he asks Soroi for a favor. We the audience don't know what this is. Later, Sanageyama approaches Satsuki and asks for a second chance. His face all this time is facing the ground. Satsuki denies his ask. Then, Sanageyama lifts his face and Satsuki agrees. We are starting to wonder if that favor has something to do with his face. And then, it turns out that Sanageyama asked Soroi to sew his eyes.

At the beginning of Sanageyama and Ryuko's second fight, Ryuko jokes that "Satsuki has a soft spot after all". The second half of the series shows more of this soft side, by elaborating that Satsuki does care about her comrades and acting all shy when Ryuko and Mako approaches her at the end of the last episode.

Satsuki refusing to watch Sanageyama and Ryuko's fight, for it's not worth it. Anyone who knows Satsuki is sure that this has to do with Sanageyama 's character, rather than the fact at the beginning, he was the one who had the upper had and was about to win. His pride resulted in him losing the match.

Soroi: This tea is nothing more than hot leaf juice!

Iori: Uncle, that’s what all tea is.

Hello beautiful people of the internet. My name is Mary and this post will present, as the title suggests, various foreshadowings shown in "Kill la Kill".

Because it's the second episode, I will also show foreshadowings in its first opening and ending.

Before we get into the second episode, I have to warn you that this post is gonna be spoiler-heavy, so I recommend you checking out the series. If you have watched the series and don't like it, don't write mean comments. Ok?

Without further ado, let's go!

In the first opening, Ryuko is shown to appear at the center of a rainbow-colored light not unlike Ragyo.

Ryuku's main outfit is black and red, two colours associated mostly with villains, why symbolises her connection with the life-fibers, the beings that want to take over the world.

Meanwhile, Satsuki's main outfit is white and blue, two colours associated with goodness. In the middle of the series, it turned out she was one of the good guys.

Satsuki and Iori discuss about the origins of japanese school uniforms, which are derived from military uniforms. It turns out that Satsuki has been building a student army to fight against Ragyo.

Satsuki and Iori treat each other with respect and Iori holds one of the most important tasks at Honnouji Academy (which is designing Goku uniforms). One could be wrong that he's a mere two-star because of this, he is actually a three-star!

When Mitsuzo (Satsuki's butler) asks Satsuki why she doesn't wear a Goku uniform, Satsuki replies that her sword is all that she needs. The audience gets the feeling that her weapon is something extraordinary. Their theories are proven right in the same episode, where, after Ryuku's fight with Hakodate, Satsuki attacks her with her Bakuzan and she is able to create an air force to send the students flying in the air.

Speaking of which, her katana's name, Bakuzan, means "to cut one's ties". When it's revealed she was good all along, she uses Bakuzan to decapitate Ragyo.

In the first ending, the wedding dress which Ryuko stares at through a shop window is the same one she wears in her mental world after being brainwashed by Ragyo.

Hello beautiful people of the internet. My name is Mary and this post will present, as the title suggests, various foreshadowings shown in “Kill la Kill”.

Before we get into the third episode, I have to warn you that this post is gonna be spoiler-heavy, so I recommend you checking out the series. If you have watched the series and don’t like it, don’t write mean comments. Ok?

Without further ado, let’s go!

When Soroi and Inumuta are seen experiencing with a student by sewing a goku uniform wjich contains 50% life fibers, the student goes berserk. Ryuko, on the other hand, wears a goku uniform made entirely of life fibers, but nothing like this has happened to her. This implies that there's something with her that prevents her from going berserk. And this something is that Ryuko also contains life fibers on her body.

Additionally, the above scene also foreshadows that bad things happen to those who wear goku uniforms made entirely by life fibers, including Ryuko. Ryuko herself goes berserk after Nui announces to her that she was the one who killed her dad.

Satsuki's main colours are white and blue, two colours associated with goodness. It turns out that she was one of the good guys all along.

The fact that Satsuki's father's face isn't shown makes the viewers suspect that he is a key factor to the story.

This, coupled with him referring to Junketsu as a wedding dress and the creepy atmosphere, implies that there's something wrong with the uniform, even if it calls as a "wedding dress", a very positive meaning, since for the majority of women in love, the day of their wedding is usually the most beautiful day of their lives. When Ryuko is brainwashed by Raguo and Mako and Senketsu intervene in her fantasy, Ryuko accuses them that they're ruining the best day of her life. The groom seems to be a doll and Ryuko herself was shown at the beginning at not being interested in romantic love - just avenging her father. Raguo put her on traditional feminine roles to control her better.

When Satsuki announces that the name of her goku uniform is Junketsu - which translates to "Purity" in english - Ryuko laughs and says "Which part of you is pure?". It's revealed later that Satsuki's actions were indeed pure, as she planned all along to overthrow her mother's tyranny. Though, the means she used to achieved that weren't pure...