BAD ENDING

[Gymnotide]

ITT: Which anime has the worst final episode(s) ever?

I just finished watching Trinity Blood ep 24 and I feel like I just got completely shafted with the ending. Sure, I respect that the original story never got finished officially and that there were budget and time constraints, but really not cool! As a whole, the series was great, but the final episode left too much to be desired plotwise (both explanations of the previous episodes and the story to come) and seemed extremely rushed.

WTB season two

[solopy567]

School Days

pretty self-explanatory for those who have seen it

[Bay Alexison]

Does the 26th episode of Excel Saga count as an ending? If so, I would have to say that last episode is just...a WTF moment there for me, due to how that episode went too far with the explicit content. If not, maybe I'll edit this post as soon as I remember the endings of the animes I watched so far. XD

[parallelzero]

Originally Posted by solopy567

School Days

pretty self-explanatory for those who have seen it

Aha yeaaaaah. Pretty disturbing stuff.

[Roy-Kun]

School Days (lol already mentioned), and Soul Eater to me.

The anime of Soul Eater had a PRETTY DISSAPOINTING and very lame last episode. I expected a more exciting ending.

[ShinjisLover]

Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan; they ended it in the middle of freaking series!! >=OO

[Wings Don't Cry]

Shaman King, at least they went and fixed it by making an extra series in the manga.

Also Special A, how dare they make the anime 25 episodes long and stop at 99 chapters for the manga. Why was it so rushed? They work for Shoujo, they don't need to be rushed like Weekly Shonen mangas.

[Jordan]

Evangelion's alternate ending/movie anyone? It was basically "Okay, you don't want to have the characters' emotions reconciled? We'll just rip their bloody guts apart on the big screen!"

[parallelzero]

Originally Posted by Jordan

Evangelion's alternate ending/movie anyone? It was basically "Okay, you don't want to have the characters' emotions reconciled? We'll just rip their bloody guts apart on the big screen!"

Nobody got ripped apart. D=

They were turned to goo, it's completely different!

[Jordan]

Originally Posted by parallelines

Nobody got ripped apart. D=

They were turned to goo, it's completely different!

D;
Okay, so I guess only Unit 02 had its bloody guts spilled, but it wasn't pretty for anyone else either! Poor Asuka, she has to be the most abused character that I know of.

[Rokusasu]

Vampire Knight Guilty had a fairly lacklustre ending- I know not many chapters of the manga had been released at the time, but still... I didn't watch 26 episodes of an anime for it to end with them walking off to stay at someone else's house for a while. o_o;

[Graceful]

Sailor Moon Series One. It sorta sucked. The Next Series Final was better. It could have been better. That's all I'll say.

[Integra Hellsing]

Hellsing, it should have last longer as a Manga and as an Anime.. However the OVAs look nice.

[~*!*~Tatsujin Gosuto~*!*~]

InuYasha.....................I just didn't really understand it, didn't make any type of sense to me


TG

[.Chocolate.]

School Days...oh my god.
I've seen worse, but I hated Makoto after that.>.>

[sabrina_diamond]

Revolutionary Girl Utena (but the movie was even worse)
Neon Genesis Evangelion

[.Chocolate.]

I also didn't like Death Note's ending. Not gonna reveal any spoilers, if you watched the anime, you know why.

[twocows]

Originally Posted by solopy567

School Days

pretty self-explanatory for those who have seen it

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

...

Nice boat.

Originally Posted by parallelzero

Aha yeaaaaah. Pretty disturbing stuff.

Originally Posted by .Chocolate.

School Days...oh my god.
I've seen worse, but I hated Makoto after that.>.>

I think he was referencing how the anime airing "ended." Google "nice boat" and you'll figure it out (edit: better yet, here's a link).

[Finnel]

Originally Posted by sabrina_diamond

Revolutionary Girl Utena (but the movie was even worse)

What are you talking about!? The movie was pure gold! Girls turning into cars chasing giant castles on wheels are awesome!

[JP]

Only one I can really think of is Neon Genesis Evangelion, only because it's so widely known as having a horrible ending. I do remember thinking "what the hell? that's it?" at the end, but over the years I've come to understand it, and I really don't mind it at all.

[ShinjisLover]

As was probably said before, Neon Genesis Evangelion. It was painfully awful. I wasn't really a fan of Black Lagoon's ending, either. Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan's ending was fairly terrible.

[solopy567]

Well, symbolic animes are bound to have fairly bad endings, considering the message they are suppose to convey.

Yes, the ending to NGE was strange, but even stranger in the End of Evangelion movie.

Symbolism and good endings don't go together very well.

[Luck]

Most of the anime and manga I watch don't have an ending as of yet, but there are quite a few.
For one, Deathnote.
It all happened because Light had to flail his arms around every single time he wrote in the deathnote. Not to mention that his ego was even bigger than his IQ, and that he had an idiotic reporter working for him. And personally, I was rooting for Light; his acts killed the vile people of the world, although it led to him being a hypocrite.

The second one had to be Code Geass.
I was really saddened by the death of Lelouch, and it was beautifully made, but it's the fact that they made the ending anonymous. You will keep seeing theses questions on the internet asking "Is lelouch really dead?" and there will still be idiots denying it even though he was on the dead list of a popular magazine. If he is indeed alive, then it will make that whole emotional experience just nothing.

And lastly, Bitter Virgin.
I'll admit, I really liked the manga, and I wanted to read more, but it was a really short manga. Like before, it has those "what really happened?" endings. It isn't as garbled as to what happens like Code Geass, but it is still a confusing ending nonetheless. It tells nothing about what will happen in the couple, but there are still flaws I have yet to talk about in the manga.

[Bay Alexison]

Originally Posted by Luck

The second one had to be Code Geass.
I was really saddened by the death of Lelouch, and it was beautifully made, but it's the fact that they made the ending anonymous. You will keep seeing theses questions on the internet asking "Is lelouch really dead?" and there will still be idiots denying it even though he was on the dead list of a popular magazine. If he is indeed alive, then it will make that whole emotional experience just nothing.

Well, I don't really think the ending of Code Geass is anonymous to me. There has been clues that shows Lelouch is indeed gone like Kallen reflecting what happened, the pictures, everyone moving on, C.C.'s line at the end, and basically the world is indeed a better place ('cause the world will indeed go crazy if Lelouch is still emperor ). I guess I can understand why some people would ask if Lelouch is gone, considering C.C. is immortal and had used the Geass before if I remember correctly. Then again, yeah that it's a bit baffling some would think Lelouch is still alive even though there's loads of proofs that he's gone. XD

And lastly, Bitter Virgin.
I'll admit, I really liked the manga, and I wanted to read more, but it was a really short manga. Like before, it has those "what really happened?" endings. It isn't as garbled as to what happens like Code Geass, but it is still a confusing ending nonetheless. It tells nothing about what will happen in the couple, but there are still flaws I have yet to talk about in the manga.

Oh gawds, glad I'm not the only one that thought Bitter Virgin's ending is confusing. XD; Yeah, it's weird the couple's relationship is going to be vague like that. Dang it, if they like each other, they should just stick with each other! :<

[Icebloom]

I wouldn't necessarily call them bad, but I find most of the Gundam endings pretty unsatisfying apart from maybe Turn-A, and Victory (Somewhat).