Why do SO MANY PEOPLE...

...hate the ending of Inuyasha?

Me and my dad talk about this a lot. Why does everyone hate the end? Ok, so nothing happens, but that's not ENTIRLEY true. The ending with the InuKag moment... I freaking LOVED that. And how the played the first ending theme while showing an overview of what everyone was doing, come on, am I the only one who screamed 'NOSTALGA~!' at that? WHO CARES ABOUT THE FREAKING PLOT. Can't you all just enjoy the show without having a complete series? I mean, it's our fault the series died anyways, so blame yourselves.

Anyways, they always say that sometimes an ending is a new beginning. I take that into consideration before watching Inuyasha.

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Sorry guys, had to rant. This has been bugging me for a while.​

 

People like closure, and when that isnt delivered it kicks up feelings of confusion, and dissatisfaction. I'm sure the creators knew fans would be unhappy with it, and they continued on to end it the way they did(I havn't personally seen it, but I've heard alot about it). You see, when someone puts so much time into a series, they want to see it end with a moment of clarification, that brings EVERYTHING to a close, If your left hanging, you dont get that, and therefore, feel as though your time spent has been wasted.

 

UUUNNNEENNNNDIINNNNNNNGGGGG!!!! ToT

^ The above was a plug for the phailed ending of the epic Stargate - SG-1. I mean honestly, SPOILER. DONT READ IF YOU DONT WANT TO KNOW HOW THE SHOW ENDS. You get super-powerful Asgard tech, destroy 2 Ori Ships. So when another one comes at you, you stop time for 50 years? All to devise that you had to fly away? =\ Not to mention all the Emotional Closure they gave the fans, they wiped away when they turned off the time stop and went back to their orginal ages. So basically they ended a show with a episode that should have been, (in my opinon) the episode right before the ending, or perhaps in the middle. NO MOAR SPOILERZ. Atleast, Stargate Atlantis comes out next week. =3

/end rant/