It reveals the events that led him to make his prophecy and the cult that develops around him, retelling the chronology of Down the Rabbit-Hole II from his perspective, as well as introducing his conflict with Tomosane Yūki.
It's my Own Invention 'The story of the beginning and the end.' The protagonist of this story is Takuji Mamiya, who one day encounters a girl named Zakuro Takashima. As Yuki investigates the strange circumstances of Zakuro's suicide and Takuji Mamiya's prophecy, events grow ever stranger and people continue to die. A boy in Yuki's class named Takuji Mamiya makes a speech claiming that Zakuro's death was an omen of the coming apocalypse, to take place in one week - on July 20th. The next day, she learns that Zakuro has killed herself. The protagonist of this story is Yuki Minakami, who one day encounters a girl named Zakuro Takashima whom she does not remember meeting before, but who seems to know her well. Down the Rabbit-Hole II Though considered part of the Down the Rabbit-Hole story by the game, according to the scriptwriters, this branch is the true beginning of Subarashiki Hibi's plot. Together, they enjoy a peaceful school life and help Zakuro search the stars for a local legend - the 'girl of the sky.' The branches allow Yuki to either enter a yuri relationship with one of the Wakatsuki sisters and live happily ever after with them, or pursue the mystery of Zakuro and continue onward to Down the Rabbit-Hole II. Zakuro soon begins living in Yuki's house with her, as do her childhood friends, Kagami Wakatsuki and Tsukasa Wakatsuki. Down the Rabbit-Hole 'The story of the sky and the world.' The protagonist of this story is Yuki Minakami, who one day encounters a girl named Zakuro Takashima as she is throwing stuffed animals off a rooftop. Most of the stories take place in the fictional Suginomiya neighborhood of Tokyo and recount the month of July 2012 from different perspectives. Subarashiki Hibi contains six stories, the titles of which are taken from chapters in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass.
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