At school in the middle of the night, Asuka and her friends search for the scattered body-parts. If they don't find the entire body, the 9th of November is repeated and the red person will continue to kill them. Who is the red person?

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The Gilded Age’ Cast: Meet The New Season 2 Cast Members, From Robert Sean Leonard, to Christopher Denham, And More What is a Dauphinoise Potato Pithivier? How Dana Accidentally Aced 'The Great British Baking Show' "Pastry Week" Technical Challenge EditSynopsis From the moment Banri "Ban" Oogami met Yukito "Yuki" Orikasa, they became intimate friends with a shared passion for music. This same love for music leads them to create their own indie idol group, Re:vale. Despite Yuki's aloof personality, the public adores Re:vale, with their popularity seemingly growing as the years go on. Unfortunately, a tragic accident befalls Ban on stage and, although his life is saved, he disappears without a trace, leaving Yuki devastated. Eventually, every part of the body has been recovered except for the head. The teens decide to search the house where the little girl died in 1947, hoping to find clues as to where the head might be. They find the little girl’s doll hidden in the wall, and, though they don’t see it, the ghost of the little girl appears, too. Then the doll disappears. That night in the chapel, instead of the Red Person, the teens are confronted by a new terrifying monster. It’s tall, lanky, and sort of looks like a hairy Gumby. They all die that night, like always, but one of the girls, Rie, is eaten by the monster. Starting out as a mobile game that was released in 20th August 2015, this franchise has expanded to from CDs and albums, MVs by various animation studios, multiple manga adaptations as well as an anime, a PS Vita game, several live concerts, and a mobile game!When they wake up the next day on July 5 again, things are different. Most notably, Rie is not there. No one outside of the time loop has heard of Rie. The teens determine that, by finding the doll, they woke up this new monster, and if they get eaten by the monster, they will be erased from existence. So, the pressure is on to find that head and break the curse. Re/Member ending explained: The manga Re/Member is composed of many parts, but regarding the plot covered by the movie, the body search ends successfully, and the students find the head in the Red Person’s doll. Only Asuka and Takahiro survive the day. Asuka wakes up the morning after, and again, nobody seems to notice her, as she predicted. But Takahiro remembers her and declares his love for her. Where Was 'The Gilded Age' Filmed? All About the Newport Mansions and Upstate New York Towns Bringing the HBO Show to Life It’s a cool premise, but the execution can be confusing at times. Plus, the Re/Member movie comes with a post-credits scene with a plot twist that needs explanation. Read on for the Re/Member ending explained, including a breakdown of the meaning of that Re/Member end credits scene. Re/Member plot summary: You can watch the official trailer for Re/Member here on Youtube. Re/Member movie explained: the original story from the manga

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The teenagers knew that the head would be the most difficult part to find. The head of Miko, the girl who was murdered and dismembered and whose body part they now need to bring together, was never found. During the day, they visit the crime scene. Miko was killed in her summer home not far from their school. They discover that the house is still desolate and dilapidated. They discover a secret hole in the wall where they find Miko’s doll, Emily. From the pictures on the wall, it is clear that Miko loved her doll very much as it was her only friend.It’s a surprisingly happy ending for a horror movie, or so it seems…until you watch the Re/Member post-credits scene. What does the Re/Member post-credits scene mean?