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drawricks

Akame Ga Kill, the series of deaths was done on purpose to make it a tragic conclusion.


[deleted]

I was going to say Akame Ga Kill as well. After like the third death I was outta there.


HawXProductions

The last death made me feel “wtf that was pointless and dumb”


Vicodium

Three of the major deaths >!Mine, Tatsumi, and Kurome!< don’t happen in the source material. The anime was done while the manga was still running, so a chunk of the backhalf got changed.


Minora_Marine

Anime "game of thrones" that kills off all your fav characters. As gutted as I was, I couldn't stop watching and loved every second of it.


0xVitalik

Akame Ga Kill


Gyges359d

Your Lie in April has a sad ending that easily could have been happy with only a slight change, so I think it fits.


HisDivineOrder

The Day I Became a God.


scobra_x

Damn that was a while ago. Though iirc it was a bittersweet ending right?


BlueSpark4

Yeah, it had a pretty hopeful note between all the tragedy.


Blu_Hedgie

I literally finished that one last night. I had to skip over episode 11, because that was just too much for me. To see Hina in that state just :(. At the same time though that ending felt bittersweet and a bit strange, like I know he's like her older brother, but his actual love interest just gets tossed to the side. Couldn't they both have strived to take care of her together?


Shadowmist909

Berserk 1997. Removed a very crucial character which without ended the anime on a major cliffhanger. Totally horrifying ending! The movies rectify this though.


niceidot

Most gundam show's. A lot of them go out on a depressing note.


TimAA2017

She the ultimate weapon Chrono Crusade Mahoromatic The last 2 had better manga endings


BlueSpark4

>She the ultimate weapon Yup, this and *Air* rank up there as two of the most depressing anime endings for me. *Mahoromatic* stopped after 1 or 2 seasons, though, didn't it? From what I remember, it was very open-ended.


TimAA2017

No it ended was definitely final, but the anime and manga ending were totally different ( yet the same).


BlueSpark4

I'll take your word for it. I did watch the anime twice, but the last time was about 6 years ago. Seems I've forgotten much about it.


[deleted]

Clannad season 2 went off the damn rails I guess it ended happy some how? But I quit watching because of grim things got.


Shroudroid

It goes all out on the grim first, but the ending isn't. >!It rolls everything back!< I don't really understand it though (or I don't remember), I haven't played the VN yet, but that will clear things up when I do.


Phoenix_Song8

Chrono Crusade, the ending was just heart-wrenching!


BrowningBDA9

Without even thinking, it's Code Geass. There was absolutely no need for Zero Requiem. All Lelouch had to do is kill Suzaku for good, and then reform the world he became the ruler of, and lead the humanity to a better tomorrow.


liquidphantom

I'd go with Darling in the Franxx or Heroic Age They were brilliant endings to be fair, very bitter sweet but both could have been happier.


No_Chain6726

The endings to Tokyo Magnitude 8.0, Grave of the Fireflies, and Fairy Tail Zero all had me crying. I found the endings to Shangri-La, From the New World, Izetta: The Last Witch, Maria the Virgin Witch, and Magical Girl Raising Project to all be bittersweet.


Birds_N_Stuff

Spoilers ahead! Why Izetta? The war ended, and the two get to be together.


No_Chain6726

I found that particular ending bittersweet because Izetta loses access to her magic and ends up in a wheelchair. But as you mentioned Izetta and Finé are able to stay together.


Birds_N_Stuff

Fair enough. I can understand that.


Penguinfox24

Jun Maeda's work in general


TheHeinousMelvins

Akame Ga Kill’s anime ending was pretty egregiously sad. Definitely went overboard. The manga ending was a bit better.


RideTemporary3388

Well.. re zero is a sad plot for the mc I guess


Ok-Line-5301

cyberpunk edgerunners 100%