None of that "read the source material" bull shit.
ITT: Anime with an actual ending
Juan Williams
Tyler Gomez
That show made me yorokobe with evil KanaHana
Caleb Edwards
A lot of my favorite shows are originals
Brayden Young
Steins;Gate
Tsuki ga Kirei
Joshua Cruz
Fuck off
Oliver Rogers
>what are anime-original shows
Adam Reyes
Garbage
Jayden Taylor
Satou did nothing wrong!
Noah Rogers
reminder that the pink haired girl fucked millions and then corrupted that little girl.
Literally everything wrong.
Henry Barnes
Based
Bluepilled. She was simply expressing love in the purest sense
Levi Cruz
Ethan Richardson
So rare to have an anime based on a light novel to be completely done with the IP
Nor do we hear Rie Kugimiya nowadays
Ryder Evans
Maybe you should stop being a subhuman secondary.
Adam Rivera
Darling in the Franxx
Zachary Young
I can't believe I forgot about "a cat is fine, too" the show.
Jonathan Lopez
Does this count?
Ian Rogers
It had an amazing ending.
But then Rebellion had to come around and fuck shit up!
Ian Thomas
The EXACT moment it's ruined.
Brayden Sanders
Rebellion is a masterpiece.
Jaxon Wilson
Why? Every time I ask this all I get back is strawmanning or "y-you didn't understand".
Logan White
It is not.
Alexander Anderson
I wanna marry sugar-chan so much!
Jack Johnson
fixed*
Zachary Walker
JoJos all have complete endings for their respective parts
Brody Morales
I like it as an ending much better than the ending of the series. Madoka becoming the law of the cycle was fine but then they went and put that epilogue of Homura fighting wraiths, which I think wasn't a very good place to end on. The movie develops Homura even more, through her interactions with Madoka when she doesn't have her memories. Homura hears Madoka say she would never want to do what she did actually do, and so grants that wish for Madoka. People say the movie is too open but I completely disagree. The intention may have been to leave room for a sequel but I think the ending of the movie is a very good ending by itself. It's basically a house of cards that could fall apart at any moment but Homura just wants Madoka to be happy and thinks she wasn't while being the law of the cycle. But it's probably both. Madoka doesn't like being away from everyone she used to know but thinks that she's part of some greater good and so is still content in doing it. I also in general just like everything about it. The parts near the beginning where they're putting away the nightmares are great and really let the artstyle shine.
Ethan Sanchez
On the off chance you're a newfag and not baiting:
Because it addresses how robbed Homura was of an ending in the TV series, combined with the shortcomings of Madoka's wish, to actualize Homura's character to the next logical step, makes the villains suffer consequences of their actions, and affirm worldliness over transcendence while reaffirming the theme of love and self-sacrifice making the world just a little bit better. The ending is ambiguous enough to be left open, but still provides a sense of status quo that can be interpreted as closure.
Isaiah Davis
Cockona.