GE: Good Ending
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| Can't believed i marathon this all in 3 days... Just picked up this manga only a couple of days ago and it's one of my first manga And I was amazed with this manga and the ending. Yes i actually felt feels in this manga, and what a coincidence that the feels was parallel to the feels i felt when I watched anime for the first time. My manga journey begins... |
| Loved this manga, still love it. Few things I didn't like about it and I also felt some deep pain about Tooru's feelings (was his name?). But despite all that. The art is wonderful, beautiful, very amazing. Plot is twisted or straight-forward in some areas and the characters is what I really love. But this chapter, in general, is really great. The time lapse was too quick, or rushed, but seeing the pages fold one after another with satisfactions made me somewhat happy. I saw the author/artist (same person really) is working on two other mangas, one of them is not translated yet. Hope someone translates it! Oh one last thing ... Yuki was so freaking hard to predict or understand. I liked how the author focused more on Seiji's thoughts and gave few hints here and there from Yuki's perspective. |
| So, honestly not trying to be perverted, but what about the sex? I thought the author would have shown a simple romantic scene between them given how much of an issue it was early on. Though I found it weird the only one we got was between Shou and Seiji. Anyway the series was enjoyable, the only gripe I had with it was how Yuki always had a sort of melancholic expression, even when she was smiling (understandable given her past). I felt like the only time her expression actually seemed truly alive was was the beach scene in Ch. 155. |
| (>'_')># ~Here's a waffle, please calm down... "See that? She's cute and popular. You could say that her milkshakes bring all the boys to the yard. But YOU club President... your milkshakes are wasted on you. In other words, you're wasteful." ~D-Frag (Best.Reference.Ever.) |
| The ending was fine I guess. Some boring moments here and there, but It did live up to the title good ending so I'm a bit happy with that. |
| Recommend me an anime |
Marzan said: This manga went on too long with the same thing over and over again. At least it had a "good ending". And damn does Yuki look hot as a young doctor Valefor said: Time skip, how unoriginal and boring. Well this series would have been really good if just the mc didn't change his mind every 40 chapters and the final arc wasn't a total random mess. Still enjoyable I guess. ^ these two summed it up really .. it was an ok read nonetheless .. |
| I think an optimistic ending is better than all the tragic endings that get shoved down our throats. Tragedy is neither meant to be nor completely evadable in reality, but why force one when the plot does not warrant one? I think the ending is completely fitting and even echoes the central theme of 'time will heal everything'. That said the manga has its fault. Yet definitely one of the more thrilling, evocative and engrossing mangos I've read. One of the most relatable as well; not to mention its realistic aspects of one man being in only one relationship with a woman as opposed to the trashy harem shit ending that's so nauseatingly embraced in the industry (mainly as to appease the fanbase and not to upset the fans rooting for one 'route'). Anyway this manga has incited me to want to do things. In a good way. Like perhaps write a review for it. It's such a very substance filled manga with the right amount of classic shounen messages that the themes become classic, rewarding reflections of the reader's high school experiences (whether poor or good), something universal, rather than another clichéd drenched narrative that's so filled with distasteful gestures with roundabout, half-baked ways of presenting clearly laudable themes of youth and aspiring to being greater. And that's something truly rare. The main duo's relationship... Don't get me started. The best relationship is when the pair can uplift each other and help one another to aspire in relationships, sports, family, past faults or otherwise. Ok. I'm writing a review for this later. |
| I really liked this manga and read it in one sitting (that was 11 hours, wow). But let me rant for a bit, okay? After 130th chapter or so I got really mad at the manga. It just contradicted itself in some aspects like whether MC liked Yuki or not - the manga explicitly said that it wasn't love from MC's part but then later it says that it was. So here's what I think: I think the author prepared two endings: one where MC ends up with Senpai and one where he ends up with Yuki. The reason I'm saying this is because the ending felt inconsistent. And man, fuck the author, because he chose the fucking worse ending. Senpai best girl and fuck everyone who thinks otherwise. And also, fuck you author for making me relive White Album 2; I just hate cheating pieces of shits. Okay, rant over. Note to myself: don't write on forums after 11 hours of binge reading at 3 AM because it will look like I'm crazy. |
| your waifu is shit |
| Another person here who just marathoned the manga, and I was pretty happy with the "good ending" (actually probably the "best ending"). A ten year time-skip is pretty reasonable, as it showed us what happened to the main characters and their relationships (or at least the characters I cared about) while being engaged in their adult lives. The one thing that seemed a little forced was the sudden appearance of Yuki's father and the elopement as up until that moment he really hadn't played much of a part in the story (and what sorry excuse for a parent wouldn't be grateful and happy with the person who rescued their daughter from an abductor). |
Please don't feed the trolls! In my next life I want to collide at the corner with the cute transfer student carrying a piece of toast in her mouth...rodac |
| i love this ending, their dreams come true, they have a child, they live with happiness, for some reason i think i'd like to see how they got married, and have a child etc.. ( why do they skip 10 years of the story -_- ) everyone have their good ending, it's good for everyone right?? i'm jealous to seiji ahh back to real life (lol) |
benevolentfather said: Was expecting a sex scene considering how important that overall point was to the story... Same here. There were Shou and Utsumi sex scenes so I was expecting a passionate sex after they eloped. Well it was a good rread overall, the main characters were sometimes annoying but loved both of them. I can't understand why Ichigo 100% has a higher rating than this. Overall, I think this is also better than KNIM since GE wasn't too dragged. 6.5/10 |
| Ichigo 100% > GE > KNIM, live with it! |
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| So it ended... it was indeed a good ending :') Seiji looks quite a handsome man. And isn't Yuki look quite lovely ^_^ Glad that they have a baby now. But I wish I get to see some their marriage pics in the last chapter ^_^ 10 years time skip sound too much but what I really wanted to see was Seiji and Yuki overcoming the fear of trauma of sex Yuki had and the overall reason for their break-up. As the manga hit the century, it kind of became annoying seeing main characters acting like that. Just beating around the bush until the final moments. And here I hoped for some passionate love talk, confessions to each other and stuff like that before entering final arc and ending of the manga. Nice to see characters once again tho. Also does Riko have a baby now? XD Overall, it was heartwarming, cringe-worthy, nerve wrecking, painful and was happy journey. Got so many emotions piled up to say anything about it. Felt so many occasions where manga was better off concluded but oh well, it was a joy ride in the end :') 8/10 for me. |
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| Well everything was really predictable about this ending. My only concern is about Risa (my favorite) which had no impact on the events at all. Why bothers introduce her? At least she didn't turn yandere (would have been interesting however). |
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| Terrible series. Investing that much into Shou just for his feelings to suddenly waver like that is ridiculously unreasonable. Something so genuine was quite literally translated into an 'extension' for the series instead. Not only that, but this was sparked from Seiji's 'pity' and 'jealousy' rather than legitimately loving Yuki once again. Sigh. |
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| the ending made me feel satisfied with the story after marathon this ch in 2 days |
| The ending was just like the manga, pretty mediocre, overall it gets 6/10 |
"At some point, I stopped hoping." |
| The ending (last 10-15 chapters) doesn't really sit well with me for a couple of reasons 1.) Shou. I can't believe that she went back to the ultimate Douche. It doesn't matter that she seemed happy and is a babyfactory now, but this is just ridiculous in my eyes. She's just as broken as yuki. 2.) Everyone seems to be super happy and nothing changed in those 10 years. I can dig this for Yuki and Ucchi because they went through a lot, but not for Eri and Kouno. People change a lot after they turn 16 and especially in their early 20s when they get life experience. Eri and Kouno never looked like an everlasting couple in my eyes. The fact that they hardly changed makes this even more unbelievable. 3.) The Shou romance started to late or ended too quickly. Would've liked to have that a bit more fleshed out. 4.) The forced abduction and transfer felt unnecessary. 5.) No Sex scene between Yuki and Ucchi. This could've been a great ending if they ended it with that. Showing that she's overcome her trauma and shit. Would've felt more fulfilling imo. Overall it was still a good read for me. I liked Ucchi's growth as a character. I hated Yuki because she reminds me of a friend who behaved the same (pushing lovers away to make them "happy" because she thinks she is bad for them or holds them back in some weird way). Would've liked a Ucchi x Shou ending, but it was obvious that this isn't going to happen. 7/10 |
| Awesome time skip and seeing everyone happy :3 |
Joh-chi said: Still rooted for Shou...oh well. >-> I also rooted for shou before and after she dated her a-hole senpai. When she hurt seiji, I was like "karma will befall upon you." And when it did, I pitied her and shipped for seiji and her to be together til the end. Yuki was very indecisive for me but I also did root for her. Seiji too was indecisive, but I guess that "indecisiveness" was because of how strong their love is. I didn't like the formerly fat kouhai though. Found her to be annoying. They made the 2 main heroines likeable. I enjoyed this manga. Slept late 2 nights reading this. It really was a "Good Ending" |
You can just be yourself. Do things your own way, one step at a time. You'll get there. Just be yourself, you'll be fine." ~Fruit Basket |
| It would be much better if seiji didn't change his mind all the time ... I mean he could just pick yuki and live his life sometimes it feels like the reasons they leave each other are stupid : I want you to be happy , you won't be happy with me , I don't want to hurt shou etc ... Nice story though . |
| That was very good though. I'm actually impressed with all the drama getting paid off and everyone getting a good ending. A nice way to wrap the story too without an abrupt time jump like many other rushed manga ending. |
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| Well, i love this end. That is a good full manga. Nice character growth, really a Good Ending. |
| WTF with Shimuzu effeminate hair? |
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| Well considering the title of this manga, it's really ironic that I found the ending to be disappointing to say the least. Not sure what happened but I felt that the author just rushed through the last few chapters just for the sake of giving the titular good ending to the characters. Overall, it was a really enjoyable read though the drama felt forced most of time. And although I like Yuki more, I still think that Seiji ending up with Shou would have been the better ending. |
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| I don't even like reading ecchi but where is the important scene between Yuki and Seiji?That was a major plot point for the manga and author is like "yeah, they did it sometime, I guess..." And why we even get Tooru 10 years later but not for Ryou(Yuki's cousin)?My man got screwed big time. You can clearly see how Sasuga Kei's art evolved drawing this manga.Last chapters look like Domestic na Kanojo. |
Νεχ ποσσυμ τεχυμ ωιωερε, νεχ σινε τε. |
| just finished this in a day. the time skip was wow so out field and there was no passion sex scene between Seji and Yuki compared to his ex and him. came here from DNK. I gues Kei just doesnt know how to pace her endings. still a great manga. but the ending feels rushed. oh well. |
| Seiji and Yuki's child looks quite adorable. He looks really identical to Seiji. A decent finish, I would say. The time skip wasn't untimely, and it seems like everyone got a good ending, even Touru to some extent. All that elopement drama was very annoying, but still not a bad conclusion. |
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