There was a manga for big O? This was the first time I ever heard of it. That is a good point, I mean Batman meets giant robots can only be entertaining for so long. The opening was extremely awesome as well. Maybe if the last episode had made a lick of sense the writers would have gotten that third season. Oh japan and your apparent love of screwing with our western mindssapphireofthesea said:And screw they did indeed. I liked though how it started to get more complex and detailed, was a really good run up to the final episode and it sort felt right as Rodger Smith got deeper and deeper intwinded into what was happening. It ended up feeling alot like a 24 episode detective movie that way and the comic relief was well timed to stop it getting too deep.linkzeldi said:Well you see toonami ran through the first 12 episodes, and the show was abruptly canceled. The twelfth episode ended on such a cliffhanger though, there was a huge fan response asking for more big O. So the episodes began running uncut on Adult Swim with the announcement that Adult Swim had contacted the japanese studio and were planning for another season. Adult Swim ran the new episodes, and they slowly became more and more philosophical and less batman meets giant robots. Then for the finale they threw all logic out the window and decided to screw with out minds.sapphireofthesea said:linkzeldi said:From what I've read, they intended to make a third season but never got the greenlight to do so. So an explanation for whatever the hell really happened was planned. It just didn't happen. Leaving us confused watchers back at square one. I guess it's better than the horrible cliffhanger that ended season one though.sapphireofthesea said:Honestly I have no idea how it really ended. It looked as if it reset but then there is puzzling out Roger Smith and Angel and what he said to her in that control room. It is definitely a very weird ending (considering they were in a dome and they had a satalite fall, which I still don't fully get)linkzeldi said:The Big O. . . ah with the tomatoes. The entire world was reset, I think.
Very weird anime from start to finish which is why i have watched it 3 times ^^.
I don't reacll a first season (I think there were 25 in total). Do enlighten me if I am wrong.
Did anyone ever come across the manga for Big-O? I suspect there may be a more clear ending for that as sometims happens, but I could not fish up any info when I did a basic check a good while back.
I'm not so sure about your manga theory though. Fooly Cooly had a manga, and the manga ending made even less sense.