We need a category for “*FINISH*–the–Damn–Anime!!”. My top candidate for this: “His and …

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Comment on Top 25 Anime That Need Sequels Desperately by Anonymous:

We need a category for “*FINISH*–the–Damn–Anime!!”.

My top candidate for this: “His and Her Circumstances”.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Top 25 Anime That Need Sequels Desperately:
  

  Kuroko’s basketball first… Sankaku who the fuck brainwashed you? Where’s IS?

• Top 25 Anime That Need Sequels Desperately:
  

  FULL.METAL.PANIC.

• Top 25 Anime That Need Sequels Desperately:
  

  Ever heard of reading? The topic is about sequels not reboots. Had this been about reboots then that would have been a given.

• Top 25 Anime That Need Sequels Desperately:
  

  ARE YOU KIDDING ME. WE ALL NEED CLAYMORE SEASON 2

• Top 25 Anime That Need Sequels Desperately:
  

  The same is true of Strike Witches as well.

Recent comments by Anonymous:

• Shingeki no Kyojin Mangaka: “I Dumped Its Shocking Ending”:
  

  Please…no fillers…

• Shingeki no Kyojin Mangaka: “I Dumped Its Shocking Ending”:
  

  “Safely drop it”? For someone whos reading a story they clearly dislike with characters ” have no interest in”, I wonder who’s the stupid one here if you’ve been reading it for this long.

• Nokome Perfect P*izuri Anime:
  

  Why was this downvoted ? This anon speaks the truth.

• Shingeki no Kyojin Movie = “Live Action”:
  

  I agree with that but I also think that American suck at making stories. The effect may be good but I’m not confidence with the story.

• Shingeki no Kyojin Mangaka: “I Dumped Its Shocking Ending”:
  

  Please. Almost every successful author is a marketer. In fact, almost every successful creator in general is a marketer. That’s how the game is played. If you didn’t get successful by being a marketer, you got lucky. That’s all there is to it. I understand the desire to be true to your own story (and there’s merit to that even as a “marketer,” so Isayama really doesn’t have to change the ending for the reason he thinks he does), but only those who’ve proven themselves have the ability to do …