From CBR · Maria Remizova · · 1m 40s
10 Anime Series With the Most Perfect Endings, Ranked
Anime series endings that leave fans emotionally satisfied and thematically resolved.
In brief
Anime series endings that leave fans emotionally satisfied and thematically resolved. Ten anime series end with emotionally resonant conclusions that satisfy character arcs and thematic goals. Originally reported by CBR.
Assassination Classroom Ends With a Tearful Goodbye

Class 3-E pins down Koro-sensei in Assassination Classroom, fulfilling their promise to kill him and bid him a tearful goodbye.
“Assassination Classroom ends with students killing Koro-sensei and graduating to pursue their dreams.”
Gurren Lagann's Bittersweet Ending

Simon and Nia face a bittersweet ending after Nia fades away on their wedding day, with Simon choosing to become a wanderer.
“Simon decides to step away from his role as a hero to become a wanderer after Nia fades away.”
Code Geass' Final Gambit

Lelouch assumes the role of a dictator before being publicly killed by Suzaku to unite the world.
“Lelouch is publicly killed by Suzaku disguised as Zero to unite the world and usher in a new age of peace.”
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood's Sacrifice

Edward loses his alchemy ability to restore Alphonse’s body, achieving a bittersweet yet satisfying conclusion.
“Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood ends with Edward losing his ability to use alchemy to restore Alphonse’s body.”
The Tatami Galaxy's Surreal Ending

The protagonist escapes a maze of tatami rooms by accepting an imperfect real world.
“Perfection in life is an illusion; happiness lies in accepting the present moment.”
Evangelion's Controversial Endings

Neon Genesis Evangelion ends with Shinji accepting himself through a mind-bending journey into his subconscious.
“The End of Evangelion takes viewers on a mind-bending trip through Shinji’s subconscious as he reflects on his trauma.”
Mob Psycho 100's Self-Acceptance

Mob finally learns to accept his emotions and no longer hides from his destructive form.
“Mob no longer hides from his emotions after confronting his unpredictable and destructive form.”
Ashita no Joe's Tragic Victory

Joe Yabuki succumbs to injuries in a loss against Mendoza, leaving his fate ambiguous but peaceful.
“Joe meets his end peacefully with a smile after succumbing to injuries in the corner of the ring.”
Cowboy Bebop's Cathartic Conclusion

Spike Spiegel kills his former friend Vicious and parts from viewers with a smile after being mortally wounded.
“Spike storms the Red Dragon Syndicate headquarters and kills Vicious before mortally wounding himself.”
Gintama's Resilient Conclusion

Gintoki and his friends protect Earth from the Tendoushuu and prevent Utsuro from annihilating the planet.
“Gintoki and his friends succeed in protecting Earth from the Tendoushuu and preventing Utsuro from annihilating the planet.”
The main idea
Ten anime series end with emotionally resonant conclusions that satisfy character arcs and thematic goals.




