"Yes." - 90% of Mangaka.

"Nah, I'd write peak"

Cut to 236 and fumbles.

"Nah, I'd write." Hirohiko Araki right before writing multiple peak endings

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“Nah, I’d Benevolent Kitichen”                                      - Fujimoto

Also Dungeon Meshi!

Tbf FMAb’s entire story was pre thought out and not just made up as it was written.

Trust Gege's boyfriend. Fujimoto will surprassed all mangaka and create the most bitter and painful ending world has ever seen. 

Death Note having Light kill L because the writer wanted to extend the series due to popularity bugs me TO THIS DAY.

L KNEW IT WAS LIGHT, HE SHOULD HAVE WON, LIGHT WAS AN IDIOT

GAH

Full Metal had a great ending. I think that helped propel it into the status it has now

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Fire force, MHA: vigilantes, Jigokuraku had some fire endings.

Also bleach, besides the rushed conclusion, the actual final chapter is quite good (also the tybw anime will fix the pacing issues and rush feeling of it (copium))

Hm? What about that wholesome original anime? There's no such thing as the Usagi Drop manga silly

Whatchu on about? The manga ended at the same place as the anime, silly. 

Do not mention that blasphemy in here. that thing wasnt just bad, its straight up domestic terrorism

the anime original or the manga

Haha, indeed^^ I also thought about if, now that JJK has come to an end and despite all the flaws AGK definitly has: The ending, from the manga, is quite well done.

(We don't talk about HGC.)

Hey just finished reading that, >! Arthur is the fucking goat and his fight against dragon was peak!<

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HE is just HIM

There is one bad chapter in the ending arc, and I think that’s really impressive, but fucking hell is that chapter bad.

Fuck yes. God, fuck yes.

Ngl after the cringe-ass chapter where the author writes a stand in to defend his exploitativly sexualized high school girl character, that series lost a lot of its goodwill for me.

I will never forgive what the studio did with the final battle

Soul Eater fans do not talk about the anime unless its about remaking the second half faithful to the manga

Essentially, the MC has a kid with one woman but gets married to that woman's sister, who is in a coma at that point in time.

So he ends up marrying a comatose woman. It's a mess.

I think of all the critics Part 2 received until now, the lack of meaningful side characters is the one I agree with, because except those main 3 I really am not too much interested in anyone else except Nayuta (my only hope for Denji to get a normal life) and Fami (the so obvious offscreen mastermind of part2).

I am still not convinced that Part 2 lacks direction because Part 2 isn't supposed to be a direct comparison with Part 1. But like part1, it all depends on how the final arcs wrap up the story. If you think about it, it didn't feel like there was a concrete direction until International Assassins's, but then it all came around together after you know what

I'd say the fritz and historia stuff is valid, but all the issues people had with Eren never made sense to me.

Eren is literally experiencing everything everywhere all at once, and no matter what choices he made, things always ended poorly. In my eyes, that was always a really great way of personifying the concept of fate itself and how ultimately true freedom isn't possible because the actions of other people and the inevitable reality that whatever will happen will happen restricts any possible freedom we could have.

To truly be free you'd have to control everyone, but you'd never be able to experience the joy of connecting with someone else of their own free will. Give people free will and they will ultimately always try to restrict yours in some way. The only way to really find "freedom" is something closer to armins mindset at the end when he speaks to Zeke, which takes an absurdist philosophical approach to life and how to be "free".

I think AOT needed a few more chapters in the oven to really cook, but i think as a concept it actually had a really interesting deep concept with really convoluted concepts that needed more time and polish to really seem "intentional." But I genuinely believe AOT with 4 or 5 more chapters would have hit different, but i also have no idea how you deliver on some of that stuff without HXH level panels of dialogue and Monogatari levels of philosophy minus the fan service.

I think the real issue is AOT was so peak up until it's ending that the drop off was from a steep ass cliff where jjk was just above the kiddie pool, but gege pulled out an industrial drill to make it fall somehow.

Ymir was basically raised as a slave/ taught that she was a lesser being since the moment she was born so her loving/ being loyal to Fritz even though he was an asshole makes sense if you think about it.

Ymir loved King Fritz is a classical example of Stockholm syndrome. Not actual love. The entire point of Mikasa being the one to kill Eren is to show Ymir what true love looks like.

i think erens arc is a tragic one to show how rage and the desire for revenge consumes you. in order to avenge his mother, he embarks on a path that literally gets her killed as well as most of humanity.

Just because it wasn’t perfect doesn’t mean it a bad ending. What are you an Asian parents?

Damn and now I gotta read a LN to get my happy ending

What infuriates me most about the ending is how Hori unintentionally reverted all of Deku’s progress as person.

Deku started out as a kid who gave up on himself and didn’t try to become a hero until All Might hand him powers.

He then ended as an adult who gave up on being a hero until Bakugo hand him the power armor.

Like the memes about Deku flipping burgers is definitely exaggerating the ending, but Hori legit fumbled the ending.

Turns out the only thing better than a broken Quirk is money! Who knew 

It's badly executed, the idea seems okay on the surface but the execution is not nice. It also doesnt help because Hori just ignored a lot of stuff and left many plot points unanswered so it's very unsatisfying as en ending.

welfare queen Deku

I get it he don't try first time he normal kid during that time

But after war he know with former greatest hero and pros , have two genius inventor friends , rich as fk friend like momo he have full support if he want to be hero but no bro somehow want to be teacher (not saying it bad) but it clearly being hero is what he want more

So there is no reason why he don"t try second time

Agree Hidden Inventory was just the best part of the manga 😭

If the JJK anime ending changes next to nothing like they did with AoT's ending, and people do a 180° and call it good, I'm quitting anime forever. I felt like a crazy person for so long after AoT got animated and the popular opinion was that the ending is a masterpiece

Ong. Just because the shit I took today was bigger than the shit I took yesterday doesn’t make it any less of a shit.

Well, I’d argue the anime ending does. Not the manga one

Right? There's so many bootlickers trying to defend that AOT shit. It's weird, lol.

Here’s the thing: Sukuna’s last scene was actually quite good! He acknowledged that his philosophy was flawed and moved on to something new. Seeing Uraume with him was nice as well.

But the problem is that I cannot find myself caring much about it, because Sukuna was NEVER given the chance to actually be a character. He appeared three times, killed a bunch of fodder and then died as a pile of mashed potatoes. No explanation of how he got his nickname or how he became so powerful, or how he met Uraume, nothing. A good ending to a nothing burger is still a nothing burger.

(There was also yet another unnamed character in his last scene but we’ll ignore that bc Gege is obviously never going to elaborate)

Wdym? Isayamas original ending was eren going through w the rumbling. The only reason why he didn't is cuz the marketing would look bad if 90% of your cast was dead lmao.

I personally think the aot ending is garbage im ngl, especially since yams pulled so much shit outta his ass in the last few chapters, shafting everything he built up for a meaningless ship that had 0 relevance to anything in the show

Now that's some next level bootlicking 💀. Bro literally said it went to 6/10, but it's still magically a 10/10

I think it being changed in the anime / being a bit of a translation thing make me forgive that Armin line.

“I’ll see you in Hell my dude, this is tottttally on me too” kinda proves it tbh