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  Anime Endings That Left Fans Divided Anime endings can make or break a series, and while some finales wrap up stories perfectly, others leave fans with mixed feelings. Whether due to unexpected twists, ambiguous conclusions, or controversial storytelling choices, these anime endings have sparked debate among viewers. Here are some of the most divisive anime endings of all time. 1. Neon Genesis Evangelion Neon Genesis Evangelion Genre: Mecha, Psychological, Sci-Fi The original ending of Neon Genesis Evangelion left many fans confused and frustrated. Instead of a traditional finale, the series shifted into an abstract and psychological exploration of Shinji’s mind. While some praised its philosophical depth, others felt unsatisfied. The later film, End of Evangelion , attempted to provide a more conventional conclusion, but it still left fans debating its meaning.   2. Attack on Titan Attack on Titan Genre: Action, Fantasy, Drama The final season of Attack on Titan brought y...

The Most Emotional Deaths in Anime History Anime has a unique way of pulling at our heartstrings, and some character deaths hit especially hard. Whether it's due to their significance in the story, the impact on other characters, or the sheer tragedy of the moment, these deaths have left fans in tears. Here are some of the most emotional deaths in anime history. 1. Maes Hughes (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood) Maes Hughes (Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood)  Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy Maes Hughes was more than just a supporting character; he was a loving father, husband, and friend. His unexpected assassination was heartbreaking, especially when his daughter asked why her father had to be buried.   2. Jiraiya (Naruto: Shippuden) Jiraiya (Naruto: Shippuden) Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy Jiraiya’s death was a massive blow to Naruto and fans alike. His final battle against Pain, his heartfelt message to Naruto, and his unwavering will made his passing one of the most e...