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What is the most divisive manga ending of all time?

By YPB Team

Final chapters that fans still reread to argue about, from rushed wrap-ups to epilogues that rewrote every pairing.

  1. Attack on Titan — ranked #11
    Attack on Titan
    Hajime Isayama's 2021 finale, whose last chapters split readers over Eren's fate.
    1000pts
  2. Nisekoi — ranked #22
    Nisekoi
    Naoshi Komi's 2016 romcom ending that settled its love triangle and angered half the fandom.
    569pts
  3. My Hero Academia — ranked #33
    My Hero Academia
    Kohei Horikoshi's 2024 finale with its long epilogue chapter.
    481pts
  4. Fairy Tail — ranked #44
    Fairy Tail
    Hiro Mashima's 2017 ending, criticised for undoing its own stakes.
    481pts
  5. Tokyo Ghoul:re — ranked #55
    Tokyo Ghoul:re
    Sui Ishida's 2018 sequel ending, criticised for compressing its last arcs.
    374pts
  6. Death Note — ranked #66
    Death Note
    Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata's 2006 ending, after a second half many readers still debate.
    374pts
  7. The Promised Neverland — ranked #77
    The Promised Neverland
    Kaiu Shirai and Posuka Demizu's 2020 ending, which followed a contested final arc.
    374pts
  8. Shaman King — ranked #88
    Shaman King
    Hiroyuki Takei's 2004 Jump run that stopped abruptly before a later complete edition finished it.
    374pts
  9. Jujutsu Kaisen — ranked #99
    Jujutsu Kaisen
    Gege Akutami closed the series with chapter 271 in Weekly Shonen Jump in September 2024.
    0pts
  10. Chainsaw Man — ranked #1010
    Chainsaw Man
    Tatsuki Fujimoto ended the series on Shonen Jump+ in March 2026, closing its second part.
    0pts

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