The above calculations do not consider that the majority of the death rate is actually from the elderly rather than from teenagers.Īs expected, the amount stunned Yuri, due to the massive time required to be spent waiting. A 10% chance to see her again would require 2.125 million years. Each failure to hit this chance would lead to 85 years of waiting. If the girl lived an average of 85 years and reincarnated each time, there would be a 4/85 (teenage years)*9.83/1000(Japan death rate )*1%(Ad hoc chance of heavy regret)=~0.0004% every reincarnation. Die during her teenage years (13 to 17 or so for a 4 year gap).Unwilling or unable to accept that, he decided to wait for her to return, which from the Afterlife School rules would require her to: But like Otonashi, he was never supposed to have entered the Afterlife, but somehow ended up there anyway.ĭuring his time in the Afterlife School, he fell in love with an unnamed girl who disappeared when her regret was fulfilled.

It's a long story, so I'm going to take a leaf out of the Wikia's book here (with some minor edits). Now, the Programmer's background is one of mystery. The AI would have activated the Shadow program, also manufactured by the Programmer, to begin wiping out the SSS, Guild, and NPCs. Once love began to take hold in the World, after It's almost certain that the AI was made by the Programmer, when he states that he is 'simply obeying the rules' when asked what he is doing with the computers from PC Room 1.

It is likely that he created the Angel Player program, as it existed before Kanade Tachibana entered the Afterlife. The Programmer is widely credited with having created: He is revealed to exist when Yuri, the leader of the SSS,ĭecides to get to the root of what is causing malevolent creatures known as Shadows to manifest in the World. The Programmer is an unknown student from the anime Angel Beats.

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