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| #1 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | | I think the series is too short. It was only like 23 episodes and it was the best show ever. It was really funny and was full of awsome action, and it was also so emotional. Why did they have to end it?.... |
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| #2 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | | I think it ended well where it did. If it continued, then it would be filled with fillers and then turn gay. Although, i think the manga continued a little more after the anime ended. |
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| #3 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | | i dont mean after he found his brother i mean just a little more of those episodes before that. like some were for fun and really cool before the whole plot came in. |
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| #4 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | | Oh, like some random episodes just because? |
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| #6 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | | It'd be weird at first...i think if they were going to add more episodes, it should be random ones in the middle of the series. Like comic relief episodes. |
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| #7 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | There are actually 26 episodes are all. By the way the manga is long heres why:
They started making the anime before the manga was finished, so because they were airing on TV they couldn't wait for Nightow to get his mangas out they just make it all their own. However (even if I never did finish the manga) they stayed true to it through all the episodes up until Paradise, I think... or was it the one before that? Either way thats mostly the reason why. |
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| #8 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | | It's not too short, it finished with (well at the time) the normal series length. It was pretty good. |
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| #9 Posted 1 year ago, in reply to post #7 by NoName | Reply | They started making the anime before the manga was finished, so because they were airing on TV they couldn't wait for Nightow to get his mangas out they just make it all their own. However (even if I never did finish the manga) they stayed true to it through all the episodes up until Paradise, I think... or was it the one before that? Either way thats mostly the reason why.
For reference, that's INCREDIBLY common in anime. For example, my favorite anime (Rozen Maiden) has had 2 12-episode seasons and a 2-episode OVA, but the manga itself just recently ended in Japan. Dragon Ball Z suffered from those extended "fight" scenes (I use that term loosely, just think of the Frieza saga and you'll catch my drift) because of that very reason too. Bleach, Negima and Naruto are all ongoing manga series, and while Negima just decided to stray from the plot and end it early, Naruto and Bleach have become notorious for filler because of the fact that the source manga series are still running while the anime are being produced. |
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| #10 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | | well yea very long fight scenes in dbz |
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| #11 Posted 1 year ago, in reply to post #9 by wrexness | Reply | I know that, I was just letting everyone know incase they didn't.
Trigun is my obsession, so even though it was short it was a great anime. Although the ending was too open though, lots of things to make Fan Fictions of though. ;) |
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| #12 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | | I think Trigun ended fine. I wasn't too pleased that it DID end, but the way the anime was going, I had no idea where it should go next. |
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| #13 Posted 1 year ago, in reply to post #11 by NoName | Reply | ^_^ No problem, but further education of people who don't know is never a bad thing either.
Anyway, to actually get on topic, I think Trigun ended just fine. I think when a series does it right, the fans WANT it to continue, but the producers need to stay smart and end it the way it should be ended instead of beating a dead horse into the ground. A great anime can turn mediocre pretty quickly that way. |
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| #14 Posted 1 year ago | Reply | | I agree that Trigun did end in the right spot. I wouldn't want it to be another Inuyasha where I was saying to myself "enough already!" |
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