6 manga that had better endings than Demon Slayer

Countless manga and anime series have gotten off to a great start, earning a spot in manga magazines such as Weekly Shonen Jump and Weekly Young Jumpbut sticking the landing is even harder. Not every writer or manga artist can deliver a satisfying, memorable ending to wrap up an ongoing story, with some manga having generic or even bad endings.

Oshi no Kofor example, it had a tricky ending, and Bleach it had a rushed ending which the anime needs to improve. Then there is the case Demon Slayerwhich offered a solid but lackluster conclusion. There wasn't anything terrible about the finale of that manga, but I also didn't find it particularly thought-provoking or creative. It ended a fun but formulaic story in a predictable way Demon Slayer it just ticked all the boxes from start to finish. If manga readers want to find an uplifting, memorable, or grittier ending, some other manga titles are ready to provide.

Naruto's ending also seemed predictable but more satisfying

Naruto Uzumaki gained much more than Nezuko and Tanjiro

Honestly, it's not easy for shonen action manga and anime to have a bold yet effective ending that ends the story on a surprising note. I like it Demon Slayer and Naruto they are more or less “supposed” to end in a familiar way, with the hero leaving the action after saving the world, and maybe the hero also has a lover. The Shonen “Big Three” are either taking this path or have already taken it, incl Naruto.

What makes the end Narutois manga stronger than Demon SlayerOwn is that the predictable “happily ever after” is just bigger and a long time coming. Of course, Naruto Uzumaki became Hokage, just like that course Nezuko was healed after Muzano's defeat, but seeing Naruto become Hokage was much more cathartic. He was a bigger underdog than Kamados and dreamed bigger, so naturally his ending is much more impressive. What's more, Naruto gained something new while Nezuko was merely restored to the state she once was.

The final girl tour hit readers with a bittersweet conclusion

There is no winning in such a world

A lot of manga series give readers a good feeling of a well-deserved victory or redemption, but they don't The last girl tour. This manga starts off on a somber note and only gets darker from there, and even the upbeat attitude of the heroines Chito and Yuuri can't stave off the fear for long. On some levels The last girl tour is a clever slice-of-life manga in a post-war setting, but now is not the time for high school shenanigans.

There is no school, no home, and no civilization as Chito and Yuuri burn through their limited supplies exploring the ruins. They'll meet some new friends and see some amazing sights, but they're just delaying the inevitable. After six thin volumes, The last girl tour brings the dark end of the game to the fore, with Chito and Yuuri reaching the final end of their adventure without hope or food. The manga ends on a tender and bittersweet note as the friends fall asleep and are left with nothing but each other.

Your lie in April saddened readers but also provided hope

Kousei won't forget what Kaori gave him

Various manga have strong endings because they are bittersweet, such as The last girl tournot to mention that Your lie in April. Overall anime for Your lie in April is a stronger experience, but both versions of this musical story will tug at your heartstrings. The manga began with Kousei Arima's painful struggle with music and abuse and ended with a much-needed escape – at a price.

It's true Your lie in April she pretty much telegraphed what would eventually happen to Kaori Miyazono, but that doesn't discount her impact on Kousei's life. Until the end, Kaori encouraged Kousei to rediscover his love for music while creating a new everyday life for himself, while encouraging everyone to make the most of their time on Earth.

Fire Punch is a classic example of Tatsuki Fujimoto's bold imagination

Agni's Endgame is unlike any other in Shonen or Seinen

Fans are eager to find out how Tatsuki Fujimoto will conclude the story A man with a chainsawand if they want to see how he handles the ends, Fire Punch is the answer. This was a manga previously drawn by Mr. Fujimoto A man with a chainsawa title that is more modest in scope than A man with a chainsaw but no less exciting and at the same time feels strangely familiar. Fire Punch It involves a grim hero who suffers and struggles mightily in search of meaning in life.

Fire PunchThe short story ends with protagonist Agni embracing Judah in an endless relationship as the world dies around them. There is no winning, no world to save, which makes the ending of the manga much darker. The hero can't always save everyone, but he can save his own happiness at the end of a rough road that feels like classic Fujimoto.

Kaguya-Sama: Love is a war ended in immense personal growth

It wasn't a flashy ending, but it delivered the goods

Romantic comedy manga and anime are no better than popular Kaguya-Sama: Love is War. Author Aka Akasaka upset his fans with a tricky ending Oshi no Ko while pleasing your readers Kaguya-samaown end. Clearly, happy and cathartic final chapters are more Mr. Akasaka's style so far, and his readers would rather feel good than feel down.

Sad endings can work in manga, but Kaguya-Sama: Love is War he claims the opposite with great gusto. The finale of this manga is a well-deserved reward for the character growth of everyone, from the acting stars Kaguya and Miyuki to Yu and Mika, among others. The two main characters get their happily ever after as they face the next phase of their lives, as high school mind games are just the beginning. Life is so much more than high school, and the main cast knows it.

Death Note's Ending is a chilling reminder that ideas never die

Kira survived Light Yagami himself

Death Note is a case of manga and anime endings feeling similar and completely different. The story of Light Yagami, the anti-hero genius, probably ended better Death Note's manga, which Light couldn't escape his fate in that warehouse as Near watched. It was fitting how Light's downfall was a public humiliation, including his ironic death at Ryuk's hands.

as a whole Death NoteThe end is stronger than Demon Slayer's ending on many levels, including the theme of Light flying too close to the sun and receiving karmic justice for all he's done. It's also rare for shonen heroes to be killed off in their own series, but for what they are Death Note. Most of all, the last few pages stunned fans with the fact that Kira's cult outlived the man himself, with an unnamed girl praying to Kira wholeheartedly. Light was dead but Kira held on and it's scary to think about.