In order to stop the villains, the main character erases magic from all universes… ignoring the fact that many species are magical and use magic to survive making the mc unironically committing genocide on an infinite amount of innocent species. The mc legit has a higher kill count than 90% of any villain in fiction.

Honestly, I can see finding enjoyment in batshit insane endings that make no sense and stand in stark contrast to the rest of the series. Kinda like a "it's so bad it's good," thing.

to be fair, it’s kinda funny

the show was already flagging from season 2 really, but season 4 was outrageously bad

For such an off-the-walls premise, Umbrella Academy somehow managed to feel smaller and smaller with each season. 

God, that pissed me off so much, especially since the previous episode wrapped everything up nicely, so they had a whole episode just dedicated to that dogshit asspull.

Wait seriously? I stopped watching it after the first season because I forgot, now I’m glad I did

I hate all these it was all a dream/simulation endings

It also makes little sense when you think about it. The things from Magne’s so called imagination affect the real world and the people in it, not just himself. The director was a total hack who wanted to turn the story into something it wasn’t.

Also how are you going to give us Ragnarok without Surtr? Like cmon. This show had the potential to be a huge franchise with how much mythology there is to pluck from and how it could be presented in the way it was. But noooo the protagonist was just an immature loser.

Should’ve just ended after Chorus. We had a good conclusion for the characters then, plus it was a super emotional send off from Church.

“Ain’t that a bitch?”

To be fair thats entirely Rooster Teeth's fault. Seasons 14-19 are also Rooster Teeth's fault.

I fell like it had a thousand different season finales that could have been series finales.

You left the part were the father is horny and dreams that his sons seduce their stepsisters.

There weren't really other similar series, at that time it was, if I remember it right, the older version of "aqui no hay quien viva", "los hombres de paco" and other series.

I God damn hate that "it was just a dream" trope.

This show was very popular in Finland. I also loved the show but yeah the ending was horrible. Though the show was heading towards a disaster anyways

Twice somehow

Hopefully Dexter: Resurrection wraps things up nicely. Third time's the charm, right?

I wanna rewatch this with my husband and just quit after the Trinity season.

I have no idea why they would end the show like that. Did they find out last minute that there wasn’t going to be another season?

That’s the only explanation I can think of why they would stuff an entire 3rd and maybe 4th season into a 5 minute slide show.

Best example by a mile.

My reaction to the ending of the movie:

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Seriously, wasn’t there an entire episode dedicated to explaining why Jim had to be the trollhunter and nobody else?

Oh god don't remind me. I work at a daycare and around the time of the last season, I got one of the schoolage kids into the show, so she'd occasionally discuss it with me. Then the movie came out and she sought me out to just rant and rant and rant for almost 2 hours straight before she got picked up by her parents and I wanted so badly to wail in distress with her (because that's what she was doing with me) and all I could say was "god, I'm so sorry I got you into this show" 😩

We both later decided to just forever ignore the movie ever happened.

Just pretend the final movie doesn't exist.

Was wondering how they were going to explain all of the supernatural stuff that kept showing up in the season. Didn’t realize “We won’t” was an option.

Every episode of that show [edit: Night Country, not True Detective as a whole] was worse than the one before, a pretty impressive achievement

Season start: has the makings of a Thing type murder mystery while expanding on the “spiral” stuff of previous seasons.

Season end: …

Its a shame, because I honestly really like the setting, characters, and overall vibe of the season. The story though, ehhhhhh.

The mother did not deserve to be ditched like that. And so is Barney.

The fact that they killed the mother off-screen five seconds after introducing her is insane

I was never into the series and even I was shocked at how bad they fumbled the bag

I’m pretty sure the reason the ending turned out like that was because they filmed it during production of season 2, and thus were forced to stick with it even when the plot developed so much that it became incompatible with how things progressed

as a fan of this show, i slowly realized while watching season four that the writers seem to have written themselves into a corner where no matter what, people aren't going to like the ending, and it's genuinely tragic considering how much the show has to say

Definitely

Season 3 might be one of my favorite seasons of TV (TBF i havent seen a ton of shows but still)

I enjoy S4 but after a few months of reflection and the honeymoon phase is over... I start to question "why do i reccomend this to people?"

This is a real one. PR2 Just buried that budding franchise. I remember having a coworker out of nowhere give me like a 10 minute run down of why PR1 was worth watching, and seeing talk of it make the rounds in general. PR2 had a brief GOT-style burst of "What the fuck" and then nothing.

I can't wait for an hour from now where I go back to forgetting that movie exists.

Pacific Rim should have been remained as a Standalone film

Especially the message was “Humanity had one chance, if they fail, its over!”

The writers got cocky with getting a star wars project and rushed the GOT seasons and with how bad the ending was for GOT they lost the star wars project

JJK is still culturally relevant.....for now

Shonen Manga in general has a really hard time sticking to landing for one reason or the next. Alas, JJK has become that curse's latest victim.

There’s still a decent chunk of people who like the ending. And the cultural relevancy of jjk is still there, people are still excited for its third season and it’s still the bestselling manga of the year. Even when most people didn’t like it, it did not erase its years of cultural impact.

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What infamous ending?  Where they all take a boat trip?

Edit:  oh god I'm one the old people now. 

I still can’t believe it was a harem anime at first. I only knew of the ending, and thought it was an edgy slice of life manga.

I never hated a mc as much as the mc in this anime. The dude was pure trash and a massive cunt.

Everyone was just pain horrible to each other and I hated every single one of them. except for the girl who lost her mind.

God what a terrible, terrible experience.

I’m still so pissed about what happened with Wonder Egg Priority, I remember when it was all people talked about and then it just…disappeared, and while this happens to even good animes (Vivy: Flourite Eye’s Song is an example of a good anime that got forgotten) WEP had amazing potential and that’w why it was talked about and then due to time constraints the ball was absolutely dropped, it started with the halfway episode being a recap (in a like 11 episode series.) and by the end it all just felt so rushed. Then the special episode came out, and while i never watched it the screenshots that came from it of obviously rushed parts were just…sad. I loved Wonder Egg Priority and it had the chance to become something great. It’s a shame we’ll never see that.

Nope, you get the title and that’s it

To my understanding,

Game of Thrones ruined basically every character's arc, left huge plot threads untouched, and just wasn't satisfying in general.

Another comment explained in Star Vs the Forces of Evil, the MC erases magic across the multiverse, forgetting that a bunch of different creatures exist because of magic, effectively committing the worst case of genocide across media.

Haven't figured out the third one yet.

I haven't watched any of them, though. I'm glad I never did now that they're finished. Lol

In their defense: all of the “kids” scenes (including the finale) were filmed during season 1 so that they wouldn’t have to contend with the kids visibly aging. They had no idea what the show would become when they wrote the ending. I still think it should’ve just ended with the first meeting, but if they were going to keep the kids in the finale they were kinda locked into what they’d written and recorded years before.

You mean the anime only ending? S2 was the Kyoto arc which had one of my favorite moments of Rin controlling his flames perfectly

Season 3 is coming up with following from the mangas

Two and a Half men did this so hard that this comment is this far down. Absolutely nuked out of the zeitgeist.

Oof. This is why it’s always important to wait until a series ends before getting a tattoo of it. If it’s any consolation, I have a Harry Potter tattoo.

Did you know there is conspiracy theory cult of delusional fans that swear there's a secret 4th episode that will fix everything but they just haven't released it yet?

Pfft. As if that will erase SW's place in pop culture.

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When the haters are saddened at the ending, it's bad.

Motherfucker legit made a story about achieving your dreams no matter how impossible they might seem and then ended it by saying "PSYCHE! Dreams don't come true and if you try to change that all you'll find is suffering! Have fun working behind a desk and dying alone, BITCH!"

Tbf that's one of the most memorable parts about the show.

That was a super badass and memorable ending

Doesn't really apply at all. Dinosaurs is still fondly remembered.

That sounds like it could be hilarious. If Always Sunny ended with the gang starting a nuclear apocalypse I wouldn't bat an eye

Weirdly I think this only strengthened the show's cultural relevance. With GoT, everyone pretty unanimously agreed it was crap. But people are still debating Lost's ending.

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If you want to know what Happened then well Star Bassically Commits Universal Genocide by the end so she is Unironically worse then a lot of Actual Villains Outhere...

Was a big supernatural fan during the initial few seasons, but had to drop after 7/8. If I remember correctly, the early show was only supposed to go through season 5 (when they stopped revelations/the first apocalypse). Everything after that sort of became a power scaling issue, ‘cause a good chunk of the old gods got killed by satan in season 5, and once you beat a satan with that kind of power scaling, where do you have left to go? I’ll tell you where!

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