How often are you disappointed with the ending of an anime?

[Valeriasama]

I am sad to say that i am disappointed in endings of animes more often then not but also there is the fact that some of them want to let u kind of create a story as to what happens next i guess is the best way to explain it. there is also the fact that some of them continue on the manga but then again i am not saying i enjoy the endings that they sometimes have I hated Pilot Candidate anime ending it was lousy bc it really wasnt an ending in my opinion for the longest time i swear Earth Girl Arjuna had the worst ending bc i hadnt seen or rather i thought i hadnt seen the ending to Pilot Candidate but it turned out that i did so it mad top worst anime ending bc well it really didnt end.

thats what i have to say about that.

[Darth_B]

I think the ending I was most disappointed with was Air Gears... After watching just the first 5 min of the first episode I was online buying the complete box set off Amazon. After watching the whole lot as soon as it came in the door I was left thinking how the hell could you mess up the ending for weeks after I watched it. Even now when I try to think back on it (through the mental block I had to put up) I still get an empty feeling in the pit of my stomach...

[ruekk]

Most anime endings leave me disappointed, very few are satisfying.

[KaoclazmMJR]

Most anime endings leave me disappointed, very few are satisfying.

I think the fact that the anime ends at all (especially if it is a good one) has some bearing on how we will feel about it

[lukus360]

the only anime ending that disappointed me was code geass simply because main character dies to secure peace but as a result the world no's him as a enemy same concept from the film watchmen give the the world whole a single face to hate to achieve piece

[The Cake]

I pretty accepting of most anime endings. I do tend to like the ones that wrap up the storyline such as Code Geass and Death Note and leave little to no missing plot holes. Cliffhangers such as Elfin Lied and H.O.T.D. usually (but not always) spell out a sequel in the future, but it does irritate me a bit when one is left unfinished. And then there are the series that just have a crappy ending *cough*Chaos Head*cough* and leave you saying "WTF was that?".

[Valeriasama]

There is some out there that i would really wish for them to complete bc way to much was left open or just continue bc so much more could be done with it such as Blood+, Magic Knights Rayearth, Amatsuki, Earth Girl Arjuna is one that really needs to continue but Pilot Candidate needs to more though, Fruits Basket is one that really needs to continue hell the Manga is done they need to continue it like hella bad....those r just some of the ones off the top of my head.

However Busou Renkin had a pretty good ending, GetBackers was an anime with a decent ending could use more but doesnt need more.

However there is one anime i am going to put in a different spot for itself: Ikki Tousen....OKay for those that have or want to see it I have not seen the newest season of it yet however Ikki Tousen: Great Guardians. The ending was an awesome way to end it well for an ecchi series i guess but when i found out that they were coming out with a new season i was like "OH GOD PLEASE DONT" its good how it is please dont f*ck it up its fine how it is it doesnt need more. So far i have seen alittle bit n i think I watched the first ep n i will say now not impressed yet but I dont drop animes so i will complete it.

[deragoku]

This is an extremely difficult to avoid. Gintama 63 set is sorted on this concept. But reflection, I realized, I do not watch cartoons HP 97, so I can see the outcome.

[Kyle_Dimetri]

I have never been disappointed with the ending of an anime until i watched Soul Eater's ending and man was that WTF----Really?! moment. Even when the anime may leave a cliff hanger or a to be continued feeling, i'm okay with it as it leaves me in hope that a part 2 may be in the making especially if i really enjoyed the anime

[DarkDream787]

Ive seen a couple that I was majorly disappointed in the ending but its never been that big of deal to me. I let it go pretty easily.

Its when they dont finish and show the ending at all that bothers me.

[shira05]

Sometimes I do get disappointed like with Claymore, but that's usually because they don't follow with the manga or just seems incomplete and then there's ones the feel like they deserve a sequel but don't get continued.

[minigorbi]

Rarely, just when the ending feels incomplete. Usually only happens to anime based on an ongoing manga, but still. I'm looking at you Air Gear.

[magneshiam]

of all the anime that i have about 90% of them gives you an empty feeling or they just end sudenly leaving the "WTF!?" feeling it is as though all anime wants to give you the indication that there will be a second season out but then only in abt five yrs does the seacond sseason come out or it just doesnt come out due to thee fact that either there was a budget cut or even the director got too famous to go further with series and no one gives a crap to go further on the series. like devil lady.. i know there will always be monsters out there but what about herself...? such questions just gives way to ideas and suggestions and never be satisfied in the end. once that happens i rarely even watch it again to find out mayube some thing that i missed the first time around.

[Blood Alchemist]

Normally I'm not disappointed...

although Death note's ending was the biggest disappointment of them all...

[captainpoiters]

I generally am satisfied at the end of an anime but there has been a few that have left me wanting more, though that may not actually be due to a bad ending but just it could of gone further, but if that happened i probably wouldnt get out much

[J-Lord]

For me it is often, I love watching animes and I hope that the endings will be the greatest bits about them but some animes don't get ending or an ending that just closes off without the story finishing like Inuyasha. I love animes that end like Death Note or even Gurren Lagann now they are endings.

[Leviathan]

but some animes don't get ending or an ending that just closes off without the story finishing like Inuyasha.

Did you only see the first season of Inuyasha? Coz the story gets a complete ending in the second season otherwise known as Inuyasha: The Final Act.

Well for me it's "sometimes". Of all the animes I have seen, I have been disappointed with 30% animes ending. For example, I was disappointed by the ending of Ao No Exorcist, Flame of Recca, etc. (don't know how others felt about them though).

[hack5]

most time these days like when the anime season is done but has not even cover half the novel or manga

[nin10]

sometimes i do but sometimes it has a great ending

[Princess Ruby]

code geass was a real disappointment at the very end for me. i am actually tiered of them making us love a character and then killing them in the end. and lelouch was not the only one.