macky_516

i like happy endings i want happy endings but that cant always be. some things cant end in a good way even though you want them it keeps anime that good, that real. if they took out the sad parts then what would an anime be? who would watch it? alot of people still will but it wont have the kind of impact it does on those who watch and enjoy it. but i still like happy endings

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Kiri79

I LOVED D.N.Angel's ending. It was SOOO romantic. Inuyasha's ending (or atleast the american ending) was retarted.

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DHS-Alberio

A good ending Is what makes the difference though. If it doesn't feel over, or it just leaves you hanging after the last episode, then It's not something I would recommend.
For example Neon Genesis Evangelion, either I missed something or there was more than one season, but after that last Angel was killed and the main character went into that two episode humanizing thing, it just didn't feel right to end it there. that was a happy ending, I didn't understand it I guess, but it was a happy ending.
Example two--- Chrno Crusade had a sad ending, lovely but sad. The way that Chrno and Rosette recovered from Zeon's abuse, just to die next to each other at the perfect timing of sunset. It was the only time I could remember crying because of an anime, in fact of any show. It was beautiful, It actually felt like a life's work had been done in those 29 (i think) episodes. At the end it shows the Reverand, as an older man, walking down a crowded street, and he ran into Zeon, who had practically been the Satan (devil) of the show. It showed that, although good prevailed in the end, afterwords evil rose again.

If you watch both series and are like me, you would agree with me on both points. However if you watch any anime that has ended like NGE you would know why I say, it really doesn't matter happy or sad, what matters in the end is good or bad.

Beowulf Belmont

Any ending is my by me as long as it isn't a weird ending that makes no sense at all. (Evangelion, i'm looking in your direction.) Personally, in my honest opinion, I liked the ending for Full Metal Alchemist the best, as it contained one of the best endings of any anime series.

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Ap0ll0

i personally like sad endings, they stick to me more. Of course i could just want to feel depressed, because sometimes there is a part of me that wants the story to end sad. I remember in FMA wanting Mustang (one of my favorite characters ever) to die at the end, just because i thought it would make it would make his character more important to me. but happy endings are nice too every now and then as long as they are not to fake.

hellknight

am a happy ending person, not much like star wars or anything they show good things at the end like Mr. Deeds lol

lightstar

i like sad or bittersweet endings except when they kill off your favorite character :-( like when kuze dies within earshot of his origami crane. NOOOOOO!

darkflames

happy endings are better cause that means everyone is alive and in one peace and still with there family and friends.. so then it all works ya know?

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Aerion

I prefer sad endings. Watching the character struggle so much and then collapsing at the very end knowing how much he/she been through and only a speck away from their goal.
Crying is something that you don't want to hold back. It is okay to let it all out. Watch the Chrono Crusade ending. You'll know what I mean.

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gigi2005

Both happy endings and sad endings are fine by me.
The best ending i have seen in a anime was the ending of Kannazuki No Miko it whas both sad and happy, it realy whas a masterpiece.

Dark wolf

sadness, its helps with some of my emotion problem, but other times i dont watch something sad, i act like a tough guy when walking around

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