CATDOLL: Be careful when watching animations and beware of being cheated. Here is a list of the top ten animations with bad endings!

I believe that when many of you watch anime, the early part is very good, but the plot becomes completely messed up as the show goes on, or you have no idea what is going on. Recently, Anicore ranked the "bad ending anime" and selected the top 10! Let's take a look and see if there is any work that has pitted you.

No. 10: "Black Contract 2: Meteor Twins"

This is an original TV animation produced by BONES. An unknown and unexplainable area called "Hell Gate" suddenly appeared in Tokyo, and people with special abilities called "Contractors" appeared all over the world. Two years after the "Tokyo Big Bang", this work begins a new story in winter Russia. The last episode of this work is very exciting, with a sense of shock at the end of the first season, climax after climax, and deeply touching, but some Japanese netizens said "Forced Happy End, bad review!" "Mysterious ending, want to know the truth."

No. 9: "School Days"

The animation is adapted from the game of the same name by Overflow, and mainly tells the story of a love triangle between three young people: Makoto Ito, Kotonoha Katsura, and Sekai Saionji. The ending of the animation is an original Bad Ending, which is a combination of the three Bad Endings in the game. After it was broadcast, it received positive reviews from most viewers. Japanese netizens commented on this animation, "I thought it was a harem romance, but it turned out to be a horror movie. However, the protagonist is still rubbish after all, so it's easier to accept the ending when you think about it this way." Therefore, this animation cannot be considered a bad ending at all, it is better to say that it must be praised!

No. 8: Kemp Law

This is a comic that was smuggled in from the otherworld. The protagonist is an ordinary high school student. One day, he wakes up and finds that he has turned into a girl in front of the mirror. He is also forced to participate in a fight with many super beautiful girls. After being told by the "visceral doll" Seppuku Tiger, he understands why he was chosen as a Kempfer warrior. The focus of this work should be the protagonist's transformation into a girl, but after watching it, it feels that this setting is for the purpose of going the erotic route. It feels out of place in an erotic animation. If you watch it purely for the voice actors, the final episode is as expected, and the ending is a bad plot...

No. 7: "Slash: Scarlet Eyes!"

The animation is adapted from the manga of the same name written by Takahiro and illustrated by Tetsuya Tashiro. Tatsumi, a migrant worker who came to the city, was accidentally cheated of all his money by a big-breasted big sister and was adopted by a kind-hearted noble lady. It turned out that the big sister was a pervert who enjoyed torturing and killing people. Tatsumi resolutely killed the big sister and signed a letter of allegiance to join the rebellious assassination team. The selling point of the whole work is "kill kill kill → die die die". Although the plot is a bit dragged out, in the end all the characters are killed, and the audience's feelings are not taken care of at all. This is a good work!

No. 6: Charlotte

This is another original animation by the famous galgame scriptwriter and composer Jun Maeda, who has collaborated with PAWORKS again. It tells the story of young boys with super powers. "Even if they lose something important, they still have to fight against fate." Such power has brought disaster to the world and themselves. After many cycles, the boy who carries an important destiny has made up his mind to destroy all super powers. The animation is simply a god-like start, but I don't know if it's because there are too many scripts and not enough episodes. The rhythm began to collapse in the middle and late stages, and the plot of the male protagonist traveling around the world and sweeping away everything in just 16 minutes is so compressed that it is inhumane... Despite this, this animation still dominates countless lists.

No. 5: "My sister can't be this cute."

Kousaka Kyosuke, a male high school student who couldn't be more ordinary, has a beautiful sister Kousaka Kirino who is good at sports, academics and has great popularity. However, Kirino, as a sister, doesn't take her brother Kyosuke seriously at all. But unexpectedly, one day Kyosuke accidentally discovered a big secret of his sister that no one knew about! It's great that the second season ended with a loving brother and sister relationship, haha... Lost to Fushimi Tsukasa. I have nothing to say about this ending, and many Japanese netizens said "I was fooled!!".

No. 4: "Magic Wars"

The animation is adapted from the light novel of the same name written by Japanese light novel writer Suzuki Naka. The plot of this animation work is so bizarre that it can be regarded as an epic textbook. Have you ever seen an animation that can tell the story to the sixth volume of the original light novel in just 12 episodes? Have you ever seen an animation that knows that the audience can't understand the plot and the sales will plummet, but it still insists on digging a big pit? Yes, the animation work "Magic War" is indeed an eye-opener for us. The early plot is not only bloody but also inexplicable, and the battle scenes are all cost-effective. At the end, the production team has already broken the jar and produced an effect comparable to a suspense film. In this regard, Japanese netizens said, "In order to pursue the pursuit of character collapse, the story structure has been thrown out of mind." "It's still very interesting to see half of it, but it slowly becomes unacceptable. In the end, are the audience regarded as mentally retarded?"

Third place: "Little Twins of the Night"

The kingdom established by the Little Twins after defeating Dulunbu was not so beautiful, on the contrary, it made the people suffer. The new leader of Dulunbu inherited the name of Duolongzhi and launched a revenge against the Little Twins. The first half of the story was a serious story, and it would have been great if this atmosphere continued until the end of the story, but unfortunately the second half started to be a spoof, and the last episode was even more covered in the maliciousness of the broadcast accident.

Runner-up: Brunhilde in the Dark

Okamoto Rin is the original author of the masterpiece "Elfen Liede" in my mind. This animation is indeed the same experimental weapon girl killing movie. The heroine who escaped from the institute met the male protagonist who knew her when she was young, and then tried to deal with the institute's pursuit. However, it may be the price increase of ketchup, or the huge structure cannot be expressed in the animation. The rhythm in the beginning makes people think that it is a half-year series. The more it goes on, the more it seems to be turned on n times the speed. By the end of the animation, it has become a comedy. The ups and downs and exciting decisive battle in the comics have been castrated into a 10-minute house play!

Champion: Neon Genesis Evangelion TV Edition

In that era, the sudden appearance of "Neon Genesis Evangelion" attracted a wave of popularity and legendary fame. However! Due to the lack of funds for post-production by GAINAX, the ending of the TV version became a charlatan ending because the director Hideaki Anno used a lot of manuscripts and line drawings to piece together 26 episodes. In this regard, Japanese netizens said, "My first reaction when I saw the end was 'Huh?', but this ambiguous ending is not bad." After the TV version was broadcast, with sufficient funds, the real ending "~ True Love for You~" was released in 1997. To some extent, EVA set a benchmark for Japanese animation in terms of sufficient funds and insufficient funds.