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ALL POSTSWhat Do You Hope For In The AGK Sequel, "Hinowa Ga Crush?"
<p>What do you hope will happen the most, in the new sequel manga?
I hoping that the author fixes some of the mistakes in the final chapter of Ga Kill.
</p><p>- Tatsumi not being able to regain his Human form
</p><p>- Tatsumi x Mine. (You gotta admit, it's one of the WORST, most half-assed pairings in manga/anime)
</p><p>- Leone's death (I hope Takahiro reverses this somehow. It's litterally, the most POINTLESS character death I've ever seen. Unlike the other deaths that actually meant something.)
</p><p>I will say though, it was hinted in chapter 3 of the sequel, that Tatsumi could be returned to normal, as that is one goal that Akame is trying to achieve. Along with removing her curse mark. It was also stated that removing her curse could possibly be done. If they can do these two things... Removing her curse, and returning Tatsumi back into a Human... Then they can surely bring Leone back. They might as well bring her back, considering that her death did nothing for the plot. And also because she obviously loved Tatsumi, and she never got to tell him.
</p><p>But what are your guys' biggest hope?
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<p>I See a lot of negative comments and sad one and happy ones
Guys Why We don't just hope that we enjoy it and just don't say anything until we see what will happen to akame
after all one of the night raid is still alive so let's just be happy with that and wait
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<div class="quote"><i>AnimeIsAWarCrime wrote:
Holy hell there's a lot of depravity in this thread.
I don't care if you hate the author. I don't care if your waifu died. <p>I can't see complaints about character deaths in the Akame Ga Kill manga as anything but irrelevant because that's what made it REAL. So many people are, and should be, tired of stories always working out and having happy endings. The writers only obligation is to tell the story, and you're just along for the ride. If a character dies, then that's just a part of the ride. </p><p>This manga covered such a high stakes, violent conflict that to me it would actually be a betrayal to the realism of the story if no beloved characters died. Revolutions like this don't happen without good people dying. In fact, the manga arguably had an "unrealistically" happy ending, despite so many characters dying. Leone's death at the end was heart-wrenching, but it kept me more immersed in the story because you can't have a revolution without an accurate dose of main character-deaths pathos. </p><p>I am even internally conflicted about whether I prefer the anime ending. The whole buildup and climax to Tatsumi's death alone was incredible. I want there to be a happy ending, but I feel like his death was very well done in the anime. I guess I'll just have my cake and eat it too, and call the anime ending my favorite but call the manga one canon. </p><p>P.S. To those salty about Chelsea's death, maybe she shouldn't have been wearing earmuffs (or headphones? Who cares) so she could actually hear someone coming up from behind. </p> </i></div>
<p>Words of wisdom... </p>
Holy hell there's a lot of depravity in this thread.
I don't care if you hate the author. I don't care if your waifu died. <p>I can't see complaints about character deaths in the Akame Ga Kill manga as anything but irrelevant because that's what made it REAL. So many people are, and should be, tired of stories always working out and having happy endings. The writers only obligation is to tell the story, and you're just along for the ride. If a character dies, then that's just a part of the ride. </p><p>This manga covered such a high stakes, violent conflict that to me it would actually be a betrayal to the realism of the story if no beloved characters died. Revolutions like this don't happen without good people dying. In fact, the manga arguably had an "unrealistically" happy ending, despite so many characters dying. Leone's death at the end was heart-wrenching, but it kept me more immersed in the story because you can't have a revolution without an accurate dose of main character-deaths pathos. </p><p>I am even internally conflicted about whether I prefer the anime ending. The whole buildup and climax to Tatsumi's death alone was incredible. I want there to be a happy ending, but I feel like his death was very well done in the anime. I guess I'll just have my cake and eat it too, and call the anime ending my favorite but call the manga one canon. </p><p>P.S. To those salty about Chelsea's death, maybe she shouldn't have been wearing earmuffs (or headphones? Who cares) so she could actually hear someone coming up from behind. </p> </i></div>
<p>Words of wisdom... </p>
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<div class="quote"><i>BigBangOverlordBuster wrote:<div class="quote">AnimeIsAWarCrime wrote:
Holy hell there's a lot of depravity in this thread.
I don't care if you hate the author. I don't care if your waifu died. <p>I can't see complaints about character deaths in the Akame Ga Kill manga as anything but irrelevant because that's what made it REAL. So many people are, and should be, tired of stories always working out and having happy endings. The writers only obligation is to tell the story, and you're just along for the ride. If a character dies, then that's just a part of the ride. </p><p>This manga covered such a high stakes, violent conflict that to me it would actually be a betrayal to the realism of the story if no beloved characters died. Revolutions like this don't happen without good people dying. In fact, the manga arguably had an "unrealistically" happy ending, despite so many characters dying. Leone's death at the end was heart-wrenching, but it kept me more immersed in the story because you can't have a revolution without an accurate dose of main character-deaths pathos. </p><p>I am even internally conflicted about whether I prefer the anime ending. The whole buildup and climax to Tatsumi's death alone was incredible. I want there to be a happy ending, but I feel like his death was very well done in the anime. I guess I'll just have my cake and eat it too, and call the anime ending my favorite but call the manga one canon. </p><p>P.S. To those salty about Chelsea's death, maybe she shouldn't have been wearing earmuffs (or headphones? Who cares) so she could actually hear someone coming up from behind. </p> </i></div>
Words of wisdom... </div> <p>More like words of worthlessness. To the weak, that is. </p>
Holy hell there's a lot of depravity in this thread.
I don't care if you hate the author. I don't care if your waifu died. <p>I can't see complaints about character deaths in the Akame Ga Kill manga as anything but irrelevant because that's what made it REAL. So many people are, and should be, tired of stories always working out and having happy endings. The writers only obligation is to tell the story, and you're just along for the ride. If a character dies, then that's just a part of the ride. </p><p>This manga covered such a high stakes, violent conflict that to me it would actually be a betrayal to the realism of the story if no beloved characters died. Revolutions like this don't happen without good people dying. In fact, the manga arguably had an "unrealistically" happy ending, despite so many characters dying. Leone's death at the end was heart-wrenching, but it kept me more immersed in the story because you can't have a revolution without an accurate dose of main character-deaths pathos. </p><p>I am even internally conflicted about whether I prefer the anime ending. The whole buildup and climax to Tatsumi's death alone was incredible. I want there to be a happy ending, but I feel like his death was very well done in the anime. I guess I'll just have my cake and eat it too, and call the anime ending my favorite but call the manga one canon. </p><p>P.S. To those salty about Chelsea's death, maybe she shouldn't have been wearing earmuffs (or headphones? Who cares) so she could actually hear someone coming up from behind. </p> </i></div>
Words of wisdom... </div> <p>More like words of worthlessness. To the weak, that is. </p>
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<p>I would like Akame's new Meihou sword to possess a one-cut assassinating power just like Murasame does in the future.
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Tatsumi should turn human again.
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<p>If Akame meet Najasho who is Nanashu of the Ten Stars of Tenrou, I can imagine the reunion between two former Elite Seven members being quite bloody in their clash.
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