Feelings over the end of an series.

[x107kira]

i feel like someone set my heart on fire ..........waaaaa

[Solidus1321]

Yeah I do feel a little sad when it ends if i really liked watching it, but as long as the ending doesn't suck then ill get over it, if it does suck then im like ok whens the next season comeing out becuase theres no way it could end on that...

[patnam]

A very disappointing ending ever:
School Days

[anime ronin]

i use to get that feeling, but now i rarely do. ive seen so much anime that its wearing off and ther's so much anime that i havent seen, they kind of just fill the empty void

[blueinuyasha]

i get mad becouse anime series tend to end out of nowhere and i dont relly like manga so i dont find out what happens next....so yah i get sad but i get relly mad for instence inuyasha i never found out what would happen next becouse it turned in to a manga so it makes me kind of mad when a anime series end's

[Cold~as~Ice]

If it's going to end it better clear up any questions I have because I also don't like it when the show drag on for too long.so it better end before I feel that its dragging

[Classified Info]

For me it actually depends on the anime, whether i found it enjoyable or not. Anyways, when it ends i feel both relieved (if the story has a good ending) and sad (because it came to an end).

Just to give out some examples:
Toradora

Spoiler for spoilarz:

It has got a definitive ending, and when it finished, i felt relieved for the protagonists for having gotten together, and at the same time i was a bit sad that it ended so fast)

Zero no Tsukaima

Spoiler for spoilurz:

Same as above: i really liked that world full of adventure and filled with cute girls, and i was happy that there were more seasons of it, and when it ended i was both happy, because it ended like i wanted, and also sad because there wouldn't have been other adventures&romance

Steins;Gate

Spoiler for spoilerz:

This got an ending aswell, and even an OVA that definitely puts an end to the series, and it's even enough satisfying, but for the fans of S;G you'll surely understand that i would want more of this, no matter what, even if it's already ended: i want more of Okabe's bullshit, more Kurise teasing, more time travels... this anime left me craving for more, even tho it had put a definitive ending, more than once

The melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

Spoiler for spoilirz:

The anime adaption is finished, but the novel is still ongoing, and since it was the first series i've ever watched and got attached to, i'm still craving for more, even after one year, and watching this series more than twice

PS: By "good ending" i'm not meaning only "happy".

[mystogan]

sometimes i like a series too much for it too end,just want to see more of the series, but then sometimes an end is necessary to conclude the series or else it is meaningless

[MasatoMomota]

Originally Posted by patnam

A very disappointing ending ever:
School Days

Disappointing? I felt that ending.. left me dead inside.. It was.. so.. depressing.. lol



There are animes I wish that just continued.. I feel sad that they don't end how I want it! Selfish I know lmao... Though there are some it's like WHAT?! it can end yet!? they didn't show what happened to -character name- or just wasn't right.. Like some endings felt.. like empty.. some I'll admit I can't say I want to go on.. cuz sometimes they make animes go on and it just seems to ruin them.

[Kyero Fox]

When i was a kid, I cried when Digimon Season 1 ended.

[DragoonKain3]

Vast majority (like 99% of the time), whether I think the series that I finished was good or bad, I think...

"Ok that's done. NEXT!"


Seriously, one of the main reason why I love anime is that it is usually condensed into one or two cours and doesn't go on forever. Longer and more satisfying than movies, but way shorter than your typical western show, of which is either episodic and/or goes on for years before ending. While some anime deserve one more cour, or others needs more trimming and need one less, on the whole though I'm happy with the length and can't wait to get on to the next story.

[BasilxHawkins]

Well i just watched 2 Animes until they ended the first was a strange incest anime that i really didnt liked that much oO. And the second was Zero No tsukaima and i nearly cried when the final season was over.

[Sky Knight]

I feel satisfied, but at the same time saddened because I won't be able to feel that excitement I did while I was first watching it any longer.

[ElCachicamo]

I like sad endings, and the most unresolved the better for me. I like when at the end they give you something to talk about or when they leave the rest up to your imagination. I hate when they try to answer every single question, it is one of the reasons why I love Shadow Of The Colossus so much.

I don't care for happy endings, that kind of thing is never memorable and sometimes is incredible boring and embarrassing. I want to see the characters going to hell in the last act with a feeling of loss and grief just like Seven Samurai or Ran.

[BigOnAnime]

I only feel sad really if it's a show I really liked, but most of the time, I don't have much emotion when watching the ending to a show.

I've seen so many endings, and they'll be very similar, so it's much harder for me to really enjoy them these days. For example, whenever I see the reset ending, I can't help but find it lackluster most of the time.

[Deathrip]

I felt really sad when Mirai Nikki and Highschool DxD finished but that was just because I <3 these 2 shows really much.

[Zenemis]

I'm like YER I FINISHED A SERIES, and feel pretty pleased with myself.

[MisaoFan]

For me, the ending's execution is the most crucial point, be it a terribly original (if it's an adaptation of an incomplete work), open-ended (to leave room for sequels and the like) or conclusive. But everytime I finish a anime, I sometimes feel the need for more episodes, and if it's a dramatic (by dramatic, I don't mean straightforward drama, I just says it if the plot looks tragic) anime that ends with a happy ending (which I usually love), I was emotionally affected (maybe that's because I'm very sensitive and also a crybaby who tears up over sad material), and I'm not really a fan of bad endings unless they are connected to characters' backstories or something.