Personal Best Ending to an Anime/Manga
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I don't know about most people, since a lot of people like dramatic and sad endings it seems to tragic and dramatic anime. But me personally, there is only one ending to an anime called PreTear that I will never forget.
It's a girlie anime, btw.
In any case, I won't say how it happened, but it literally is the ONLY anime out of the at least 3 or 4 dozen I've watched to completion throughout the years that ended with EVERYONE alive and happy. Even the "bad guy" in that series ends up happy and the entire world is at total peace.
X3 It makes me smile.
It's a girlie anime, btw.
In any case, I won't say how it happened, but it literally is the ONLY anime out of the at least 3 or 4 dozen I've watched to completion throughout the years that ended with EVERYONE alive and happy. Even the "bad guy" in that series ends up happy and the entire world is at total peace.
X3 It makes me smile.
Death Note, because it has
but show Misa and Near after that
Light die at the end, so he can't keep killing people (it had to happen)
Near as a private detective, following in L's footsteps. Misa as a Light-following cultist. The manga also shows a shinigami dressed like Light talking to Ryuuk.
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood.
I would have liked for them to kiss at the train station, but hey, they have to follow the manga. Other than that little nitpick, I loved the ending. I never cried during the entire series, but twice, I was so close to, and this was one of those moments.
*backs into a corner and raises his shield*
Um, a lot of people give this bad press, but I really liked the end of Wolf's Rain. The ending I hated the most was Fruit's Basket, GAH! >.<
Um, a lot of people give this bad press, but I really liked the end of Wolf's Rain. The ending I hated the most was Fruit's Basket, GAH! >.<
If that's the case, you'll get it even worse for Brotherhood. The story picks up pace (not completely seamless mind, but it does carry roughly six or seven scenes simultaneously and pulls it off admirably) and the action comes thick and fast, and when the final showdown happens, remember to stay seated!necromanzer52 said:
Enjoy/good luck with your exams (whichever comes first... scratch that, both!)
WaitWilliam MacKay said:
Light turned into a shinigami? I thought when he died he went into limbo
I was hoping for Light to become a shinigami. Also near being able to guess who was x-kira and how the ending included them lucking out with seeing the x-kira depositing the death note
For me, it's a tie between Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni Kai (it's just so fucking satisfying and wraps up the entire series beautifully), the ORIGINAL FMA (I hate Brotherhood. Too shonen and I seriously believe that FMA shouldn't have a happy ending, but rather a bittersweet one), Cowboy Bebop for obvious reasons, and Neon Genesis Evangelion, once I understood it.
I still will never understand the overpowering love for Brotherhood and its "friendship conquers the day as we punch a god in the face" ending.
I still will never understand the overpowering love for Brotherhood and its "friendship conquers the day as we punch a god in the face" ending.
Were you glad when it ended? Or so refreshed from your sleep that you were struck dumb by the sheer awesomeness of waking up coinciding with it ending?00slash00 said:
Oh, FMA:B is 52 episodes? PHEW! I think the Adult Swim showings on saturday are up to about 40 or so, ALMOST THERE!SckizoBoy said:
OT: The only animes I've watched to the end are Cowboy Bebop and Code Geass, so yeah, Code Geass.
It's... different. They made the art style closer to the manga (i.e. simpler, though the manga's art was more action orientated), and changed the seiyuu cast. I haven't watched it, and I think I'll live, because I enjoy the manga (depressing though it is, read about Triela's backstory, it is positively gutwrenching).Greyah said: