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yeah anime original endings are rarely a good idea. stories are long and anime is expensive to make, so a lot of the time these days its just a fancy way to get you aware of cool manga/novels frankly, the worldbuilding in this is dope enough that im glad theres a lot more story. im definitely going to start the novels once i have the time
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KillHour posted:I don't think anybody is expecting that to happen. It would be a hell of an rear end pull. I didn't say you are, or anyone; the point is for contrast of tone. Basically the work has a pre-existing tone, and so that limits the possibility space of possible endings. Even if at first brush it seems like they aren't directly related.
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Jul 12, 2022 20:00
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11 episodes in and honestly the best part of the show is the genuinely creepy little girl obsessed with movies which is crazy fake edit: I guess momo curbstomping a dude is up there too
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Jul 27, 2022 20:37
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KillHour posted:Yeah, I know. Like I said, I just don't have the patience for something that strings the audience along that much. It's not a fault of the show, just my own preferences. Lots of series have gone to anime original endings and it's blown up in the face in more than one franchise. You're not exactly aware of how anime production works out read much ongoing series do you?
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Jul 27, 2022 22:05
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Raenir Salazar posted:I didn't say you are, or anyone; the point is for contrast of tone. Basically the work has a pre-existing tone, and so that limits the possibility space of possible endings. Even if at first brush it seems like they aren't directly related. Eh. Quite a lot of fiction has a "happy ending" and doesn't bother to remind us of the mostly-nameless people who died along the way.
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Oct 2, 2022 15:38
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Silver2195 posted:Eh. Quite a lot of fiction has a "happy ending" and doesn't bother to remind us of the mostly-nameless people who died along the way. I think it sorta depends. If you take a military thriller-esque work like Gundam, lots of nameless people die, but some of the main characters can clearly still have happy endings ever after; win their peace, and so on. But the idea of "people die in war" is kinda baked into the genre in a way that is independent of tone. Then you have works where its pretty clear that maybe someone might have a happy ending, but it won't be the main characters.
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Volume 5 of the light novel is out and it's a wild ride and it confirms a lot of what I suspected but in completely different ways
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