>Even lesser known series, like KareKano Ahh the memories...I'll never forget their style of running out of funds mid series and then switching to the anime ve

>Even lesser known series, like KareKano Ahh the memories...I'll never forget their style of running out of funds mid series and then switching to the anime version of powerpoint style transitions to tell the remainder of the story! :D And who can forget Mahoromantic with the quintessential other Anime quirk: The budget runs outs so the important people just die and the credits roll with sad music....the end. :D I discovered in early high school after investing considerable time into a few series only to be burned by bad endings, that I should try something other than Anime. Its enjoyable but man I can't trust these guys. They suck you in and then leave you hanging too often. At least Evangelion was good I guess. Guess thats what happens when you have more continual income coming in for a franchise? Whats old is new again, Amazon and to a lesser extend Netflix are now mass producing content with this trap but at least we can make our voices heard. Back then in the late 90s early 00s we could not as easily complain to the company.