Remember

Remember
Status
User	None
First Appearance
Manga Debut	Chapter 1 Chapter 31 (Mentioned) Chapter 122 (Reveal)

Remember is an artifact with the power over memories.

Overview

Remember is a card shaped artifact that possess 2 functions; Reset: erase memories of the target, and Continue; restore a target's memories of previous loops. However, this can only been done once per loop, and it will be locked into that function for the rest of the loop.

Plot

Intro Arc

It first appeared as a part of Andy's design, jammed into his head, far before its true nature was revealed.

Unbelievable Arc

The location of Remember was offered as a reward for the successful neutralization of the UMA Winter.

Ragnarok Arc

After Fuuko and Andy finally make it to the Roundtable, Juiz reveals to Fuuko a way to save everyone who was lost; using the artifact Remember to restore the next iteration of Negators' memories. It's then revealed that Remember is the card that is jammed in Andy's head, and was placed there by Juiz herself when Victor decided to kill her because she would never give up on her quest to kill God. As a result of Undead's regenerative properties, Andy was created.

Union Arc

The location of Remember was offered as a reward for the successful capturing of Void.

Negator War Arc

It's location was revealed to be in Bujora, Southeast Asia. Fuuko tells everyone that Remember is invaluable to secure the Union's future, but wants to wait until everyone on her roadmap is saved, since using its Continue function will also make them relive the hardship their previous selves experienced. The area is in the middle of a war fought between a mercenary group called Horizon Balance, led by Billy, and solders lead by Creed for an ancient super weapon. It is recovered when Disc destroys the island due to a stroke of Unluck.

Trivia

• Remember's appearance as a blank card may be a reference to the concept of Tabula Rasa, meaning "blank slate", whereby people are born lacking any knowledge on any level, similarly to how the Reset function wipes someone's memories completely.