Anime ruined by their endings

In this feature, we take a look at six anime series where the ending left a sour taste in viewers’ mouths, undoing all the good that had been built up throughout the rest of the show. Anime has exploded in popularity in recent years, moving from a niche form of entertainment to a mainstream phenomenon. With such a vast range of anime available, it can be challenging to sort through and identify which ones are worth watching and which ones are disappointments. Unfortunately, some anime have promising starts only to fumble the ending, resulting in a tarnished reputation. Below, we’ll explore six anime series that suffered from this unfortunate fate.

First on our list is Tokyo Ghoul, which centers on the story of Ken Kaneki, a college student who narrowly survives a ghoul attack only to find out that he’s now a half-ghoul due to an experimental surgery. Despite its initial popularity and critical acclaim, the anime’s ending was a complete mess, leaving a bad taste in viewers’ mouths. Many fans attribute the botched ending to the anime deviating from the manga and dropping crucial plotlines. The result was a disjointed and incoherent storyline that left many longtime fans disappointed. The ending was so poorly received that many people recommended newcomers to read the manga instead of watching the anime.

Next on the list is Akame Ga Kill, a series that follows the story of Tatsumi, a villager who goes to the capital to earn money but ends up discovering the extent of the empire’s corruption. Despite its intriguing premise, the anime’s ending was criticized for being rushed and botched. One of the most significant issues was the amount of death that occurred in the final episode, including the main protagonist, Tatsumi. Furthermore, the anime contradicted itself with several plot holes, leading to a disappointing and unsatisfying conclusion that no fan liked.

The Promised Neverland follows the story of Emma and Norman, who live in an orphanage and soon discover that the children there are being raised as food for demons. The show was highly popular among viewers for its unique and dark premise. However, the second season took a significant deviation from the manga, resulting in a rushed and nonsensical plot. Character development was sacrificed, and crucial plotlines were left unresolved, leading to a hollow and unsatisfying ending.

Wonder Egg Priority revolves around a reclusive Ai who receives a mysterious egg from an arcade that changes her fate. The show had a promising start but failed to deliver in the end, leaving many fans feeling disappointed. The ending was a cliffhanger that left several crucial questions unanswered. The show dealt with complex themes such as suicide and mental health but failed to address them adequately. The last-minute plot twist regarding Koito’s death was poorly executed and left viewers underwhelmed.

Soul Eater tells the story of Maka, a “master” of DWMA, and Soul Eater, her living weapon, as they attempt to create a “death scythe” by consuming the souls of evil people. The show emphasized teamwork and strategy over brute strength, making it stand out from other shonen anime. However, the ending deviated from the manga, contradicting the show’s central theme and leaving fans feeling disappointed.

Last but not least is Erased, which follows the story of Satoru Fujinuma, a struggling manga artist who has the power to travel back in time to prevent tragedies from occurring. Despite its promising start, the anime’s ending was poorly executed and left fans feeling underwhelmed. The ending felt rushed and left many plotlines unresolved, resulting in an unsatisfying conclusion.

In conclusion, these six anime series had promising starts but failed to deliver in the end, leaving fans feeling disappointed and frustrated.

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