| I hate the feeling i get when i have 2-3 episodes left of an anime and i dont want it to end, and then it ends and i usually shed tears, anyone else feel this way sometimes?? |
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| me too,of course not for every anime |
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| Only the awesome ones |
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| Feel like that.. probably always, but won't shed tears just for it ending unless if it is a Drama-like Anime. Regardless, if it is good, i will feel that weird sadness...as you watch more Anime you get more used to it, but i remember that i felt kinda depressed when i couldn't watch more of Darker Than Black or Steins;gate. |
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| only with my favourite animes. |
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| Nope. It's the opposite in my case especially the ones that I found goddamn boring. |
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| makes me sad :( |
| I had that with Nichijou. |
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| No. Definitely not. Why? Because when a good series ends, it's still a good series. However let's say it did in fact have 10 episodes more, would it really be as good of a series in that case? If the story is finished, those extra episodes would either have been fillers or at least something that wasn't really necessary for the story itself. In other words, you should be glad it was a good series all the way to the end once you get to the final episodes; dragging it out longer would most likely only have given you a worse impression on average. Only exception to this is of course when someone tries to squeeze in too much content into too few episodes, like Angel Beats, Chaos;Head etc, but in that case it has nothing to do with the feels, it's just bad production in the first place. edit: I think a good way to think of it is to ask yourself: do you want an anime to be good or do you want it to be long? If you compare it like that it's not really that strange to realize which will bring the more memorable impression in the long run. |
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| I'm happy when I finnish a anime that is truly awesome, then I just move on to the next anime on my list |
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| honestly i get nervous. lets face it, a lot of shows don't pull it off at the end, and I want a satisfying conclusion. i hate to leave something i've really enjoyed on a bad note |
daintybiscuit said: honestly i get nervous. lets face it, a lot of shows don't pull it off at the end, and I want a satisfying conclusion. i hate to leave something I've really enjoyed on a bad note That what happens to me to. I've seen way too many anime ruined at the last episode when it pulls out some lame ending. And I don't really even get sad when a show ends. The only show I got a little sad on was Fate Zero, and even then there's still a whole lot of stuff to the Fate franchise that hasn't come out yet. What typically happens to me after I finish a good anime is that it takes a while for me to get into another good one and I end up messing around on my computer for a few nights until I head to the next one. |
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| I feel like that for 20% of the anime I watch. The other 80% is basically me just saying that I want to get over with it so I can watch something new. |
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| A satisfying conclusion can sometimes be the best thing from a good show, so no, I don't feel sad if I'm approaching the climax of an anime I'm enjoying. |
| 5 main aspects I base my ratings on: 1. Did DramaEnthusiast make a thread about it? 2. Is it better than Breaking Bad? 3. Did MellowJello recommend the shit out of it? 4. Has it caused a (very entertaining) shitstorm on MAL? 5. Is it actually good? Scratch the fifth point, it's not very relevant... |
| I tend to stop marathons when I come close to finishing an anime or TV series because I just wanna enjoy it for a little longer. The negative version is when an anime had an enjoyable 'travel' so to say, but nearing the 'goal' events become more predictable and I just stop caring because suddenly the 'travel' feels less relevant and good because that mediocre ending is all it built up to. During the show it lives from the potential it has, but then ends before ever fulfilling it. |
| I probably regret this post by now. |
miereneronaile said: I used to be like that, for some reason in the last half year my feelings on it have kind of reversed though and for some reason now I just want to reach the damn end. Not because I dont like the shows but because I just want to know wtf happens already. This. |
| I get this quite often as well, especially with a really good drama. At the same time, however, I look forward to the end because I want to find out what happens and gain closure. |
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| when i'm watching a really really good anime i actually can't wait for the last episodes and marathon them all |
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| Crying because an anime ended? come-on buddy...its not that sad. I would be sad if the show didn't have a concluding ending but other than that its out with the old and in with the new. |
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| Yeah I get those same feelings for certain Anime that I truly enjoyed. Still saddens me that some of them have ended, but I still love them and will re-watch in the future. =^-^= |
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Ulquiorra1923 said: me too,of course not for every anime +1 |
The real world is past the virtual world is future. |
| No stories are better when they end and I usually want them to unless the show has all kinds of loose ends and unanswered questions. Instead I usually get excited to be nearing the conclusion of something and am hoping it doesn't decide to trainwreck. |
| "The name's Gambit. Remember it." -Gambit "X-Men '97"  |
| It's the opposite for me. I can't wait for really good anime to end. Why? Because really good anime that go on longer than they should end up becoming stale and unsatisfying. For example, I thought the first three seasons of Bleach were really, really good. I can't say that for the rest of the series because it seems like everything after that was complete garbage. Then again, I can't put that all on "well, it ran longer than it should." It was just really poorly written after the Soul Society arc anyway...even in the manga. |
| It all depends....sometimes I don't want it to end, other times I can't wait for it to be over. |
OminousFlare said: It hurts when the time you spent with your beloved characters has to end. Thats what i feel, all the time. |
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crosby_87 said: Crying because an anime ended? come-on buddy...its not that sad. I would be sad if the show didn't have a concluding ending but other than that its out with the old and in with the new. It may seem pathetic, but i just get to attached to my favourite anime, i am picky with it and hate it when they end. |
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| Sure why not. |
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| If it's a good anime then I might not want it to end, but if the ending is really satisfying then I'm ok. I would just rewatch it if it was that good. |
| Yes that happens to me on every anime with good characters because i get so attached with them especially because i marathon alot of shows and so i spend like 5+ hours with these characters in a row so i get REALLLLLY atached to them especially if theres 2 season cause then il spend 10+ hours with them ;) |
| Sometimes I'm sad, sometimes I throw a freakin' party. |
| This is very rare for me, only happened with Angel Beats, Angel Beats is perfection in my opinion. Well, I cried a little. |
| Raise it up, raise up the happiness. |
| I cried when full metal alchemist ended. It had a good ending, but I was still really sad. |
| Just pretend I have a signature here |
| Never. If a good series ends, it brings closure, and if a bad series ends, it's finally over with. |
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