spoiler wrote:it ended with uh.. Tonami? and Sakura... and Tonami realizes that he loves Sakura.. and that was it? and what.. Tonami just showed up a few eps ago and the whole series ends about them??
His and Her Circumstances.. Final ep (26)
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His and Her Circumstances.. Final ep (26)
so... was that really the ending?...
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Kare Kano probably has the worst ending of any series I've seen, which is a pity, because not only was it such a great series to begin with, but also there was far more material to work with past the stopping point; I personally would love to see it animated.
The manga continues the story far beyond that (and was just finished the other week, actually). Get it. Read it. Love it.
The manga continues the story far beyond that (and was just finished the other week, actually). Get it. Read it. Love it.
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I have no idea -- there've only been up to volume 14 released in the U.S. so far.
The Tsubaki and <s>Toonami</s> Tonami story at the end of the anime marks the beginning of a stretch in which Arima and Yukino are relegated to the back burner for a while; we also learn more about the lives of Maho, Aya, Rika, Tsubasa, and Kazuma. (The Tsubasa/Kazuma story is the longest of the bunch and quite sweet and enjoyable.)
After the side character stories are over, the manga gets into what Masami Tsuda (the manga-ka) calls the "Arima arc" -- more focus on Arima, his past, and the darker side of <s>Sears</s> his personality. Apparently he's finally gotten to the point where he's sick of all the abuse he gets from his family, and he's not going to take it anymore.
Plus his birth mother comes back onto the scene, complicating things quite a bit.
And don't think Asaba and Yukino don't notice Arima changing.
And that's as far as I've read.
The Tsubaki and <s>Toonami</s> Tonami story at the end of the anime marks the beginning of a stretch in which Arima and Yukino are relegated to the back burner for a while; we also learn more about the lives of Maho, Aya, Rika, Tsubasa, and Kazuma. (The Tsubasa/Kazuma story is the longest of the bunch and quite sweet and enjoyable.)
After the side character stories are over, the manga gets into what Masami Tsuda (the manga-ka) calls the "Arima arc" -- more focus on Arima, his past, and the darker side of <s>Sears</s> his personality. Apparently he's finally gotten to the point where he's sick of all the abuse he gets from his family, and he's not going to take it anymore.
Plus his birth mother comes back onto the scene, complicating things quite a bit.
And don't think Asaba and Yukino don't notice Arima changing.
And that's as far as I've read.
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i'll definitely be getting the manga then.. I didn't like how you only see Tsubasa's step bro for like 2 eps.. and then after that Tsubasa has like no importants -_-;Scintilla wrote:I have no idea -- there've only been up to volume 14 released in the U.S. so far.
The Tsubaki and <s>Toonami</s> Tonami story at the end of the anime marks the beginning of a stretch in which Arima and Yukino are relegated to the back burner for a while; we also learn more about the lives of Maho, Aya, Rika, Tsubasa, and Kazuma. (The Tsubasa/Kazuma story is the longest of the bunch and quite sweet and enjoyable.)
After the side character stories are over, the manga gets into what Masami Tsuda (the manga-ka) calls the "Arima arc" -- more focus on Arima, his past, and the darker side of <s>Sears</s> his personality. Apparently he's finally gotten to the point where he's sick of all the abuse he gets from his family, and he's not going to take it anymore.
Plus his birth mother comes back onto the scene, complicating things quite a bit.
And don't think Asaba and Yukino don't notice Arima changing.
And that's as far as I've read.
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That is interesting. I thought the ending was a bit bogus but at the same time I think the shift of focus reminded me of the begining of the show. It's like the cycle is going around again except this time on a new couple. With that aspect I am not too mad. I would like to see how Yukino and Arima handles this dark side of Arima. Kare Kano is made by Gainax though. They have mind screwed me every anime that I have seen by them so I'm not that surprized by my reaction. I will see if I can check out the manga. A better conclusion would make me appreciate the anime more.
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I guess I should point out that GAiNAX only did the anime adaptation; they had nothing to do with the original manga (by Masami Tsuda). I apologize if I've misunderstood.lilgumba wrote:I would like to see how Yukino and Arima handles this dark side of Arima. Kare Kano is made by Gainax though. They have mind screwed me every anime that I have seen by them so I'm not that surprized by my reaction.
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The sad thing is, I heard that Gainax doesn't wish to finish it off or continue with it or anything. Even though it would be GREAT to check out the rest of the manga animated.
I would have loved to see them handle Arima and how he just kicks so much booty.
I would have loved to see them handle Arima and how he just kicks so much booty.
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