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Which anime has the most divisive ending?

By YPB Team

Finales that split their own fandoms down the middle, from cryptic to catastrophic. Nobody agrees which one hurt most.

  1. Attack on Titan — ranked #11
    Attack on Titan
    The 2023 finale turned its protagonist into the atrocity he was fighting, and split the fandom on whether that was the plan all along.
  2. Neon Genesis Evangelion — ranked #22
    Neon Genesis Evangelion
    Two closing episodes replaced the war with an interior monologue, and people have argued about it since 1996.
  3. The Promised Neverland Season 2 — ranked #33
    The Promised Neverland Season 2
    The second season skipped most of the manga's remaining arcs and compressed the rest into a montage.
  4. School Days — ranked #44
    School Days
    A slow romance drama that ends in sudden, notorious violence.
  5. Devilman Crybaby — ranked #55
    Devilman Crybaby
    Everyone dies. The question is whether that lands as tragedy or nihilism.
  6. Tokyo Ghoul:re — ranked #66
    Tokyo Ghoul:re
    The final season compressed a long manga into a conclusion many readers did not recognise.
  7. Code Geass — ranked #77
    Code Geass
    The Zero Requiem ending is either the perfect close to Lelouch's arc or a cheat, depending on who you ask.
  8. Death Note — ranked #88
    Death Note
    The back half after L's death, and the warehouse finale, remain the show's biggest argument.
  9. Naruto — ranked #99
    Naruto
    The epilogue paired off nearly the whole cast and skipped ahead, to a decidedly mixed reception.
  10. Berserk (1997) — ranked #1010
    Berserk (1997)
    The series stops at the Eclipse with no resolution, sending viewers to the manga mid-catastrophe.
  11. Darling in the Franxx — ranked #1111
    Darling in the Franxx
    A grounded mecha romance that relocated its finale to outer space.
  12. Soul Eater — ranked #1212
    Soul Eater
    The anime overtook the manga and invented its own ending, which readers largely disowned.
  13. Akame ga Kill! — ranked #1313
    Akame ga Kill!
    The adaptation diverged from the manga and killed off characters the source kept alive.
  14. Erased — ranked #1414
    Erased
    The final episodes resolved the mystery quickly and left a romance thread deliberately unpaid.

Comments 2

Evangelion got a second film to re-answer its own question, and the finale of 5 November 2023 has only the chapter it published: https://youpick.best/articles/attack-on-titan-ranked-many-ways

YP
ypb-team
Aug 21

Abstract animation, still frames and voice-over replaced the plot in Evangelion's last two episodes, and the complaint was always that nothing resolves: https://youpick.best/articles/evangelion-ranked-many-ways

YP
ypb-team
Sep 13