/a/ - Animu & Mango

>>772394

ZZZZZZZ ^upvote

>>772394

And the crosschanners do it again.

ありがとう、ONEさん。

This was a really good ending. Mob grew a lot throughout the series and the lessons he learned can be applied to real life. It's really one of the strongest series I've read. There's no low points and everything came together so nicely in the end.

That last panel is beautiful too, Mob laughing freely and enjoying company is the perfect resolution to his arc. He made it.

We're all gonna make it, bros.

>>772407

I thought it had far too many words, but I can't remember ever seeing a series, aside from this one, ending when it really should have have they found the one piece yet?

>>772407

Him trying to develop himself outside of his powers was the best part for me. The part with the cat really shows what kind of person he's trying to be.

>>772411

I fucking love the body improvement club. They just want gains and they want to help Mob with his gains too, they don't treat him any better or worse because of his abilities and problems and are all very nice guys and good friends.

If everyone had their own body improvement club in their lives things would be much better.

>>772414

Exercise and camaraderie are incredibly important to a healthy body and mental state. It's been found that exercising together helps improves relationships.

>>772421

I guess the ancient greeks really were onto something.

>>772408

I can't even imagine the fallout if that fails to stick the landing. One Piece will be in the history books if it does or doesn't fail though.

>Mob finally able to express his emotions without worry

>Getting slightly less autistic in the process

>Getting better at not relying on his powers

>Working hard to help with his own two hands

>Body improvement club growing in size

>Tome as a cute secretary

>Everyone celebrating Reigen's birthday

>ED playing in my head the whole time

This ending is great.

>>772535

Seiichirō, his ending was well deserved, in the end he got what he wanted and more.

>>772544

Was it any good? I remember reading it when I was a teenager, but remember absolutely nothing about it aside from the premise.

>>772811

I vaguely recall it, and that I enjoyed it. I'm not him though >>772544 The amount of people trying to take him out or outright kill him escalates until a final showdown that he isn't even aware he is a part of. Then it ends, also he gets a girlfriend, maybe a concubine, and he's basically part of a Japanese Adams family.

>>772820

And his girlfriend is a powerful martial artist, so he is going to be married into a prestigious martial artist family.

>>772408

The only other series that did something similar in my opinion is Angel Densetsu, though the author probably just did it because he ran out of ideas and didn't want the series to turn into a soulless cash grab.

>>772811

>>772820

My memory is fuzzy from having read it so far back, but the final chapter is just the whole gang going for one more adventure into the sunset, and by whole gang I mean the entire cast of everyone who was and wasn't relevant to the story, love triangle isn't even brought up because Seiichiro was just that loyal of a guy, even the punks that hated him realized the kindness beneath him and that's it, no finale but he already achieved all he could so there was no need to have one. Also I think it was really interesting how the author not only made him painfully love-aware so that he doesn't go shying away from an obvious love interest for a hundred chapters, and aware that people around him are beating the shit out of him for his looks and he's just assuming things to avoid facing the truth.