Series ending and your feelings.

Actually, that's explained in the prequel novel Kizumonogatari. If you recall in the 1st episode there were a bunch of scenes that never took place in the show and were never really referenced. Well they are from that. Also good news because not only is there a new season coming up for this winter anime season (Nisemonogatari), but work is being done on the Kizumonogatari movie as well. So you'll find out the deal with Shinobu and her ties with Araragi and Hanekawa.

OHMYGOD ILOVEYOU.

Cowboy bebop - was epic and beautiful at the same time

Death Note - seemed like a fitting end

Code Geass - was clever and good

Soul Eater - was kind of a let down

Full Metal Alchemist the first anime version - depressed me, why did Ed and Al have to be separated

Full Metal Alchemist Brotherhood - was amazing, I was sad it was over but happy with the ending

Phantom of Requiem - for a brief minute I was happy then I was like "WTF"

The ending of Battle Programmer Shirase left me frustrated. It had potential for a second season even though the episodes themselves were only 15 minutes long.

For me, a lot of series ends up making me want more of them, or at least it used to be that way. Many series leaves an impression on me as I move onto the next anime. Lol.

It seems to me that some companies that produce anime have the horrible habit of ending a series abruptly and with a fuckton of questions unanswered, especially if it only lasts the usual 12 or 24 episodes, sometimes even longer. The Familiar of Zero (Zero no Tsukaima) is a good example. But even so I still love it.

Yea that's true but theyre coming out with a 4th season so this time it might be the real end

REALLY?! WHEN? HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THIS?

theres the link to the info and yeah just checked thats the final season

I loved the ending to FLCL (although seeing how I'm sort of obsessed with that show, I think everything in it's perfect). I can understand saying that it's too short, but I didn't really think it was a cliffhanger. It ended with leaving some stuff to the imagination, which I like.



One series end that's always bothered me was the ending to Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex. The second to last episode ended with such a huge cliffhanger, that wrapping everything up in the following episode seemed super rushed.

Code Geass could have been done a bit better.

Super Robot Wars OGs was very satisfying. Its just that waiting for the 3rd and 4th seasons are really um... don't remember the word for it.

Zero no Tsukaima, they screwed up the end of the 2nd season, and in the 3rd season it was 70% fanservice, yet they did not include the lesbian scene from that fan service episode.

Personally, I like [C] as an anime. However, the ending was rather rushed and left me confused all over the place.

Da Capo II: Make it stop please.....[After hearing 3rd season is coming to anime] GOD DAMN IT!!!
Legend of the Legendary Heroes: Definitely trolled on me, wanting for another season. Those assholes.....
True Tears: I wanted that vanilla to happen.....Well it did but it's implied....somewhat.
Madoka: Predicted it. Don't even bother with telling me it was a masterpiece. It was alright.
Last Exile: Just wow. I loved the show entirely. Ending was a real nice scene.

Now I want to watch the first 3 seasons again in preparation for this. Thanks alot! :)

Claymore - kept me hanging up.
D-gray man - kept me hanging up more.
Full metal alchemist Brotherhood - i didn't appreciate it that much. compared to the original series.
Initial D - where's Season 5?

Ouran Highschool Host Club.
It's... unreal how much I enjoyed that show, beginning to end. Subbed and dubbed versions. It was too fucking short and it makes me wish I had a hat, just so I could throw it on the ground and trample the shit out of it.

All that sexual tension..
and there wasn't even a proper makeout session.

Edit: @w@ I looked up Zero no Tsukaima on mangareader.
It's like.. Harry Potter.. except adorable >w

That made my day!!That is a great sum up of it.

And the roles are changed around, no deaths, no main antagonist out to kill the main protagonist and it involves traditional values involving "Classes" of people and the entire map in the series resembles Europe. Oh and a hell of alot of innuendos.



Ignore the TF2 sound effects. This video got me into the series.

Tiger&Bunny is in need of season 2, but it can't be Tiger&Bunny without Tiger.
v Major spoilers

School rumble.....just wtf