Anime and Manga Comparison: Karte 2: I Died

**This is a comparison page between the second Episode of the Anime and the associated Chapters of the Manga, listing notable changes.**

**Episode 2 covers Chapters 7, 8, 9, 10, Extra 10.1, and Chapter 11.**

## **Chapter 7:**

* A bit of product placement/cultural reference is inserted into the anime with the book with the witch and Ichikawa's reaction to her eating, being a parody of this commercial for Nerunerunerune. The manga has similar dialogue, but additions like the jingle add to the reference.
* Ichikawa does not bring attention to the fact that there are sprinkles left in the Nerunerunerune packet.

## Chapters 8 and 9:

* The events of Chapters 8 and 9 are spliced together in various ways. The anime seems to make both events happen on the same day by changing the sequence of events.
* A small bit of additional dialogue about Ichikawa's assassination fantasies is inserted into the start of the episode.
* Dialogue about Ichikawa wondering why she snacks alone if she has so many friends is added to the anime. This also leads into an anime-original scene in which he wonders if she's trying to turn the tables on him in his assassination plan, in a made-up scenario where she has him pinned to the ground between her feet while eating chips, and he imagines himself as a dying cicada.
* The scene of Chi carrying Yamada through the hallways is changed from the start of Chapter 9, occurring after they leave the room when Ichikawa foils Adachi's plan to see their wet shirts. Dialogue is also added in which Chi complains about having to carry Yamada on such a hot day, and Yamada replying that it is because she lost at rock-paper-scissors. Dialogue is also added where Ichikawa considers why Chi doesn't come into the library with Yamada.
* The sequence of events between the "fan and swimsuit" skit and the "Chi visiting the library and Yamada hiding under the table" skit happen seamlessly. In the manga they appear to be on different days. The end result is still Ichikawa going to the bathroom like at the end of Chapter 8, however.
* Ichikawa has added commentary about feeling Yamada's body heat, and the anime makes it more clear that Yamada has bumped her head on the desk with an added sound effect. Ichikawa also wonders if the reason she eats snacks in the library is to hide from Chi, who can't have any due to her allergies.

## Chapter 10 and Extra 10.1:

* Since Ichikawa switching the drawings from Chapter 4 hasn't happened yet, Yamada's dialogue about him being good at art is changed to him having good handwriting and referencing him being the one who made the poster for his group's class project.
* A small scene where Ichikawa says he needs to go to the bathroom before starting the project is added to the anime.
* Moe's interjection about Ichikawa thinking Yamada should die is cut from the anime.
* Kanzaki explains the situation to Hara when she enters back into the room, whereas she just figures it out naturally in the manga.
* Ichikawa no longer takes a large sniff when Yamada kneels down beside him in the anime.
* When Ichikawa is washing his art supplies in the sink, the anime adds dialogue of him asking why Yamada apologized to him.
* A visual element not in the manga is that Yamada appears suddenly at the sink when someone walks past the camera, obscuring her entrance and making her appear ghost-like, which is appropriate given her role in the haunted house.

## Chapter 11:

* Several shots are shown giving the audience a better look at the hallways of the school cultural festival.
* Manga Ichikawa specifically says he's going to go to the bathroom to play Fate: Grand Order, but Anime Ichikawa is just going there to play games.
* In the room with the map, the two girls playing cards overseeing things are absent from the anime. Yamada also doesn't mention that her house used to be the site of farmland in the past.
* In the anime, when Yamada counts off the distance between her place and Ichikawa's house, she accidentally taps fingers with him while measuring, causing him to recoil.
* In the manga, the omake is inserted where it should be chronologically, before Chi and the others have entered the room, and only the girls seem to enter, leaving Nanjou and his friends behind.