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    (#13) The Big O

    • Mitsuru Miyamoto, Steve Blum, Akiko Yajima

    The Big O follows "Negotiator" Bruce Wayne Roger Smith, who is regularly called to action in his Batmobile Big O mech — a leftover weapon from a forgotten era — to protect Paradigm City from emerging threats. The domed city appears to be the last human stronghold left on Earth, for reasons that are shrouded in mystery.

    The ending — though an interesting one — kind of wraps the "it was all a dream" and "Groundhog Day" tropes up into one frustrating revelation: Paradigm City is a simulated reality that the Big O can reset by melding with another mech, Big Venus. Once this happens, the show rewinds back to the first episode.

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    (#1) Neon Genesis Evangelion

    • Megumi Ogata, Megumi Hayashibara, Kotono Mitsuishi

    Evangelion is considered to be one of the greatest anime ever made. It's also considered to be one of the most difficult anime to wrap your head around, and the bizarre ending to the 24-episode series is no exception.

    After 23 episodes of convoluted theology, Freudian sexual drama, and smashy-crashy mecha-action, protagonist Shinji finds out that the shady and powerful organization he worked for decided to merge all of humanity into one big soup of souls.

    The resulting finale wasn't the climactic conclusion fans had hoped for. Instead, Shinji mopes about in a chair for a few minutes before having an epiphany about his self-worth. When this happens, everyone he knew in life appears to applaud and congratulate him.

  • Magikano on Random Most WTF Anime Endings

    (#8) Magikano

    This seinen series follows a young witch named Ayumi, who is cursed to lose her powers, and Haruo, the only person who can save her from this fate. Ayumi's mission is to try to awaken Haruo's magical potential, but first she has to get around his three super-protective sisters, who also happen to secretly be witches.

    In the final episode, Haruo's potential is dramatically revealed to be linked to the evil and powerful Demon King. However, this actually doesn't matter, because the entire world is stuck in a never-ending Groundhog Day loop with no evidence to suggest that each new reoccurrence will be any different from the last. So, the whole show was pointless then? 

  • Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt on Random Most WTF Anime Endings

    (#6) Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt

    • Jamie Marchi, Arisa Ogasawara, Mariya Ise

    With The Powerpuff Girls's aesthetic and Adult Swim's sense of raucous humor, Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt is yet another example of Gainax pushing creative boundaries. It's also another example of a classic WTF Gainax ending.

    Titular sisters Panty and Stocking are angels with super-powered lingerie and a love of sugar. Like most celestial beings, their job involves slaying evil things, with Garterbelt acting as the "Charlie" to their "Angels."

    The show is wonderfully surreal, but nothing could prepare viewers for the curveball it throws in the final episode. As the two sisters are enjoying their "walk off into the sunset" moment, Panty suddenly chops her sister into pieces and reveals that she's been a demon the whole time. It's hilariously fitting, but super frustrating in terms of closure. 

  • Mirai Nikki - Another: World on Random Most WTF Anime Endings

    (#12) Mirai Nikki - Another: World

    • Ayame Goriki

    Imagine if the kids from Battle Royale were all equipped with prophetic digital diaries containing entries from the future. Got that? Good, you pretty much understand the premise of Mirai Nikki (also known as Future Diary.)

    The series actually has a wholly satisfying and conclusive ending, up until the post-credits scene. Skipping 10,000 years into the future, we're shown that the god of the "Second World" and future diary holder, Yuki, is the lone survivor of the deadly game.

    Zooming in on the last entry in Yuki's diary, the words, "Yumo came to meet me" appear just before the screen goes black, leaving an annoyingly large slew of questions unanswered. (Luckily, Redial was created to tie up these loose ends.)

  • Happy Lesson on Random Most WTF Anime Endings

    (#11) Happy Lesson

    • Nana Mizuki, Kikuko Inoue, Daisuke Kishio, Mie Sonozaki, Kimiko Koyama, Larissa Wolcott, Tamaki Nakanishi, Josh Meyer, Ruri Asano, Kahoru Sasajima, Lana Lesley, Leigh Anderson Fisher, Shawn Sides, Shaneye Ferrell, Carla Witt

    Happy Lesson is a harem anime with one notable distinction. While most examples of the harem genre feature an awkward male character surrounded by potential love interests, Happy Lesson subverts the trope by making its cluster of women the "mothers" to lonely teen boy Chitose.

    Then, in the final moments of the last episode, the show totally drops this subversion. The five mothers decide that Chitose doesn't need maternal love anymore. No, he needs wifely love. In the most Oedipal twist imaginable, all five of Chitose's "mothers" marry him on the spot, which probably causes him lasting psychological damage.

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The ending of an anime has a huge impact on the rating and evaluation of the work itself. Anime fans have been followed the updating of animated series for months or even years in order to watch the ending they want. Some endings are often unexpected, but they must be reasonable. However, in order to attract attention, many authors or production teams often create totally unacceptable endings.

To be honest, creating a perfect animation ending is a task that requires a huge effort from the studio or the writer. The random tool lists 13 animes with the most WTF anime endings.

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