6 manga that had a better ending than Demon Slayer

Countless manga and anime series have gotten off to a great start, earning themselves slots in manga magazines Weekly Shonen Jump and Weekly Youth JumpBut sticking the landing is more difficult. Not only can any writer or manga artist provide a satisfying, memorable ending to wrap up an ongoing story, some manga have mediocre conclusions or even worse.

Of Oshi noFor example, there was an iffy ending, and Bleach A rushed ending that the anime needs to improve. Then there is the case Demon Slayerwhich offered a solid but unmemorable conclusion. There was nothing terrible about the manga's finale, but it didn't feel particularly thoughtful or creative. It ended the story in predictable fashion, fun in a sense but formulaic Demon Slayer Just checked all the boxes from start to finish. If manga readers want to find a more uplifting, memorable, or daring ending, few other manga titles are ready to deliver.

Naruto's ending also felt predictable, but more satisfying

Naruto Uzumaki earned more than Nezuko and Tanjiro did

In all fairness, it's not easy for shonen action manga and anime to end the story on a surprising note with a daring but effective ending. the likes of Demon Slayer and Naruto More or less “valid” ends in a familiar way, the hero retires from action after saving the world, and maybe the hero even has a lover. The shonen “big three” have either taken this route or taken it, incl Naruto.

What makes an end Narutois stronger than the manga Demon SlayerHow big is the 'happily ever after' prophecy, and it's been a long time coming. Of course, Naruto became the Uzumaki Hokage, just the way course Nezuko recovered after Muzan's defeat, but was greatly disturbed to see Naruto become Hokage. He was a bigger underdog than Komados and dreamed bigger, so naturally, his end game is more effective. What's more, Naruto gained something new, while Nezuko was simply restored to her former state.

Girls' final tour hits readers with a bittersweet conclusion

There is no victory in such a world

Many manga series make readers feel good about a well-earned victory or redemption, but no Girls last trip. The manga starts off on a serious note and only gets darker from there, and even the upbeat attitudes of heroines Chito and Yuri can't hold back the scares for long. At some level, Girls last trip It's a nifty slice-of-life manga set in a post-war setting, but this is no time for high school hijinks.

There is no school, no house, and no civilization here through their limited supplies as Chito and Yuri explore the ruins. They meet some new friends and see great sights, but they're just delaying the inevitable. After six slim volumes, Girls last trip A dark ending brings the game forward, with Chito and Yuri reaching the final end of their adventure with no hope or food left. The manga ends on a tender and bittersweet note as the friends go to sleep, with nothing but each other.

Your lie in April saddened readers but also offered hope

Kousei won't forget what Kaori gave him

Manga has a variety of hard endings because they are bittersweet, eg Girls last tripNot mentioned Your lie in April. Overall, anime for Your lie in April It's a strong experience, but any version of this musical story will tug at the heartstrings. A manga that begins with Kousei Arima's painful struggle with music and abuse, and it ends with much-needed redemption — at a cost.

This is true Your lie in April Kaori Miyazono was telegraphed as to what would eventually happen, but that doesn't diminish her influence in Kousei's life. In the end, Kaori encourages Kousei to rediscover his love of music while creating a new daily life for himself, as well as encouraging everyone to make the most of their time on Earth.

Fire Punch is an excellent example of Tatsuki Fujimoto's bold imagination

Agni's endgame is unlike any other in shonen or seinen

Fans are eager to know how Tatsuki Fujimoto's story ends The Chainsaw ManAnd if they want to see how he handles the endings, Fire Punch The answer is It was previously a manga drawn by Mr. Fujimoto The Chainsaw ManA title that is more modest in scope than that The Chainsaw Man But feeling surprisingly familiar is no less exciting. Fire Punch Features a gritty protagonist who suffers and struggles in search of life's purpose.

Fire PunchThis short story ends in a never-ending relationship with the protagonist Agni embracing Judah as the world itself dies around them. There is no victory here, no world to save, and it makes the end of the manga even darker. A hero can't always save everyone, but he can save his own happiness at the end of a rough road, which sounds like classic Fujimoto.

Kaguya-sama: Love is a war that ends with great personal growth

It wasn't a glamorous ending, but it delivered the goods

Romantic comedies are no better than popular manga and anime Kaguya-sama: Love is war. Writer Aka Akasaka angered his fans with the iffy conclusion Of Oshi no Delighting your readers Kaguya-samaown end. Clearly, happy and cathartic final chapters are more Mr. Akasaka's style so far, and his readers will feel better rather than disappointed.

The sad ending could work in the manga, though Kaguya-sama: Love is war Argues the opposite with great fervor. It's a well-earned payoff for the character growth of everyone from the manga's finale co-stars Kaguya and Miyuki to Yu and Miko. The two main characters get their “happily ever after” as they face the next phase of their lives, as high school mind games are just the beginning. Life is more than high school, and the main cast knows it.

The ending of Death Note is a chilling reminder that ideas never die

Kira saved Light Yagami herself

Death note It's a case of both the endings of the manga and the anime feeling the same and very different. Of course, the story of the Light Yagami antihero genius ended well Death noteIn the manga, Light couldn't escape his fate in that warehouse as he watched nearby. Along with his ironic death at Ryuk's hands, Light's downfall was fittingly public humiliation.

overall, Death noteis stronger than the end Demon SlayerThe ending ends on many levels, including the theme of Light flying too close to the sun and receiving karmic justice for all he has done. It's also rare for shonen heroes to be killed off in their own series, but it felt perfect for the likes. Death note. Most of all, the last few pages shocked fans with the reality of Kira's cult living outside of humans, with an unknown girl praying to Kira with all her heart. The light was dead, but the worm endured, and it's scary to think about it.