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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT As a rule, most anime endings tie every loose end in a neat bow. However, there are a number of series whose endings break all the rules, resulting in trippy finales that have fans questioning reality, and contemplating how reliable the anime's narrator is. Often, they’ll be accompanied by fast-paced, thrilling action and visuals that play with the very threads of reality that the series takes place in.
The original final two episodes see Instrumentality reducing humanity into one ethereal entity with no emotions or individual identity, sending Shinji on a bizarre journey through his own psyche as he chooses between embracing life or dooming humanity. But The End of Evangelion, hailed as one of the best anime movies, takes it up to eleven and brings everything full circle.
The further the show explores each hero’s backstory and the origins of their powers, the more surreal things get. Shintaro’s dreams of danger prove prophetic, and he awakens to his own ability just in time to help save the Mekakushi Dan from the otherworldly forces keeping them trapped in a cycle of terror. In the end, he and his friends are able to restore their unraveling world to reality, but only after facing down incomprehensible powers.
As its title suggests, Paranoia Agent centers around the fear, repression, and crises of identity plaguing all of its characters. Though it’s suggested that Shonen Bat is a particularly slippery juvenile delinquent, or a supernatural force called by desperation, the real answer is even more shocking.
Because the manga wasn’t finished by the time the original anime adaptation of Fullmetal Alchemist has one of the most famous anime-only endings out there. And it is quite out there, with an out-of-the-blue twist that lands Edward in our world, right in the middle of World War II-era England, revealing that alchemy in Amestris is fueled by the deaths of humans on Earth. The follow-up movie, Conqueror of Shamballa, which forces Edward to navigate Nazi Germany, is no less strange.
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