The original anime of Full Metal Alchemist. **Spoiler** They both wind up in our world without their alchemy powers and away from everyone they ever knew. Hopefully the one that follows the manga (brotherhood) will have a better ending.
Good animes with bad endings
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The ending to the first anime series of Full Metal Alchemist. It was soooooo disappointing and left things hair-pullingly unfinished. Even with the movie "finale", it felt so disappointing and hollow.
Luckily, that was only because they didn't follow the Manga in the first anime series. The second, Brotherhood, followed it fine and ended superbly.
Luckily, that was only because they didn't follow the Manga in the first anime series. The second, Brotherhood, followed it fine and ended superbly.
I don't know about Bleach because I haven't gotten around to seeing it yet, but I doubt Naruto will end badly. I'm pretty sure he'll wind up Hokage. I mean it says he will fulfill the prophecy of bringing peace to the world anyway.Hubilub said:
I think when Ed left, everybody could already tell it wasn't going to end on a happy note.fleacythesheep said:
Porko Roso. while the race was cool, i felt that a lot of the stuff in movie didn't need to happen and could have focused more on the curse of Porko and pehaps getting it resloved.
The Pani Poni Dash ending left me looking like an idiot w/ my mouth agape. It ended pretty much the same way as Monty Python and the Holy Grail; abruptly and with no sense of closure. In all fairness though, that anime didn't even try to make sense, so I'm not that pissed off about it.
if the cartoon Avatar counts
He killed every other wind bender and thousands more.
I think ill let him live WTF
He killed every other wind bender and thousands more.
I think ill let him live WTF
It would have been totally out of character for a character so opposed to killing to kill his opponent, especially when he had a pretty good way of rendering him harmless.UberLemonBoy said:
then get someone else to do it HE KILLED A SHIT LOAD OF PEOPLE and you let him liveCzargent Sane said:
its like letting Hitler live
I would say: the Twelve Kingdoms has a rather abrupt end. Compared to how good the entire series is, it's really bad that it ends the way it does.
It felt as if a lot of stuff was left unfinished.
btw, i seee some people mention horrible anime and classify them as good. *baffled*
It felt as if a lot of stuff was left unfinished.
btw, i seee some people mention horrible anime and classify them as good. *baffled*
While I didn't in any way hate it, I was kind of upset when they ended the History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi anime when they did, especially when the manga is still doing really well.
aang was a child. and a pacifist. killing the firelord (and yes, ordering others to kill counts as killing, or else hitler was innocent) would have gone against all of his beliefs and spat on the memory of all the monks and friends he lost. bring me hitler, crippled and beaten, and I wont kill him. the though would never cross my mind.UberLemonBoy said:
what would killing the firelord solve?
would it bring anyone back?
did you miss that one of the major messages in the show was that revenge and killing are not the answer?
what about the whole parallelism of the situation?
aang=young, good, PEACEFUL
firelord= adult, evil, VIOLENT
Soul Eater. Awesome weapon fights galore throughout the series, and how do they end it? A hope filled punch. What is this? Naruto?
Also, not really anime, but Samurai Jack.
"You know how this is going to end right? You defeat me, I'll fly off in the distance saying 'I'll get you next time!' and then the whole thing will repeat itself."
And yes, that's exactly how it ended.
Also, not really anime, but Samurai Jack.
"You know how this is going to end right? You defeat me, I'll fly off in the distance saying 'I'll get you next time!' and then the whole thing will repeat itself."
And yes, that's exactly how it ended.
