Anime series with unresolved cliffs that need a sequel

Summary

• Anime sequels often leave fans who hang with unanswered questions and promise more depth to history.

• Series like No Game No Life, Deadman Wonderland and Btooom! Ended with loose ends and needed satisfactory conclusions.

• Despite financial challenges and non-linear story, fans eagerly expect sequels for these unresolved anime series.

Anime lovers often find it outrageous to end a series of so many unanswered questions. Some anime ends everything well, some promise more and a few never satisfy us by answering all the last questions. Although Anime may have unfinished stories for many reasons, such as hard adaptation or delayed production, these shows still deserve to stop properly.

Here is a list of eight anime series that kept the audience on the edge of their seats, but still stopped just when the most important moments were about to happen. Everyone wants to know how these stories are finished and a follow -up sequel would do just that.

1

No game no life

Siblings who conquered the gaming world, but still left us hanging

The novel attracted many readers with its dazzling animation and the couple, Sora and Shiro, who have to win in every match to move forward. Although the series has many fans, no other season has so far been announced. This happens for several reasons. The main reason for these breaks is that the author's health has made it difficult for the source books to be released on time. Few new adjustments can be explored because of this.

A statement about plagiarism against the author may have lowered the reputation of the series, which could have resulted in producers not wanting to support a new season. Interestingly, both the end and the high budget for the first season are reasons that the author apparently has a hard time understanding.

2

Deadman Wonderland

A deadly prison game without a conclusion

The series introduced us to a place where a boy is sent to prison in a park that entertains his visitors with bloody games. Many plots were left unfinished by how the story ended in anime. The main reason for not having a sequel is the part of the story that deviates from the original manganese.

In addition, Manglobe, production studio, financial problems and ended up with bankruptcy, which meant that there would be no more sections. Weak interest from the viewers on TV and in the DVD sales made the series less likely to continue.

3

Btooom!

A survival game begging for closing

In the series Btooom!The players are placed on an uninhabited island and are forced to defeat each other with special bombs. How the show mixes tension, rapid action and plans pulls people in from the beginning. How it examines human psychology enriches the idea of ​​a survival game. Fans remained with lots of mysteries, because Anime did not complete their own story or explore all the characters' possible plot development. Although manganese is wrapped up most stories, the anime end seems light and sprinkled with loose ends.

The sequel can show the results of the characters and bring the series anxiety to a climax. But it can only remain a dream for the fans of the series because even though its idea attracted interest from the viewers, Anime was not as popular in Japan as it should have been. Not many people bought Blu-ray copies and only a very small number of sales were registered, which put it in the group of the most overlooked anime series in 2012. In addition, the mobile gaming version failed to keep the success from the first days and quickly fell from the app lists. Since the first season was sold poorly and not welcomed warmly, there was no future for a second season.

4

Glossy land

An amazing world of gemstones that need resolution

The series, Glossy landDifferent from its beautiful animation and ideas and centers on pearl creatures in a new post-apocalyptic environment. And perhaps one of the most well-received CGI adjustments of its time, which is rare since CGI in anime is mostly always received negative by fans. Just as the series reached its peak at the end, the season ended and the fans were left in the hope of season 2.

Many of the series' main mysteries went inexplicable at the end. Due to Manga's unpredictable release times, the development of a sequel must be paused several times. While the original run of manganese ended in April last year, it may have hindered the show's driving for another season.

5

Baccano!

The chaotic story that needs a sequel

The story of Baccano! is built of several plots set under the ban in America, which involves both immortal and gangsters. Although Anime won recognition, fans missed many parts of the story because Anime did not cover the entire light novels.

Since Anime did not perform well in sales, there is not yet a sequel. Although the game got some attention from the fans, it did not receive the necessary sales to get another investment. As the show told its story in a non-linear way that was new, the audience could have a harder time following, so the producers were less willing to continue it.

6

86

War, victim and an unfinished battle

The story in 86 Centers about how marginalized soldiers are known as “86” try to survive both battles and a cruel political situation. Not only is Anime exciting to look at, but it also helps viewers understand the emotional results of the war because of the human stories. Although the first two seasons covered lots of materials, some important plot details are still left and the main characters' lives unfinished. There are plans for further adaptation of the light novel, as the series is not completed in anime. A sequel can end the first story and also develop the most important themes to give and survive as shown in 86.

The part that leads to certain manga projects being interrupted is the result of the artists who work with the series that are affected by ill health. Because of these problems, the ongoing production of anime may have been disturbed. In addition, the many challenging themes and tough topics the series made very popular critics, but still did not help to attract a large audience, which could have affected the choices to adapt it again.

7

Grims, ashes and illusions

A hard fantasy world with more to tell

The series centered on rough but related adventures taken by a group of travelers when they arrive into a mysterious world. This anime was unique in that it moved slowly, thanks to its characters. However, it was not much commercial success and only a little was made to sell Blu-ray emissions and other goods.

These economic conditions probably led to the choice not to make a second season. In addition, the deliberate style and small common action in anime may have prevented a wide audience from being interested in it, which made studios feel reluctant to take a risk on it. Nevertheless, the series ends when the characters begin to discover what their world and life are really about. The story in the source material continues, giving us lots of materials for new novels. Next season could share more of what happened to the characters before they came to grims.

8

Wotakoi: love is hard for otaku

A romantic comedy that needs more love

Wotakoi Focuses on life for friends on a job that is also fans of anime, manga and games. Because of its lively mood, good humor and lovely heroes, it's fun to watch. It's easy to see how genuine and sweet pairs are. The love stories for most of the supporting characters remain unfinished. A sequel can help these characters solve their romance, as many fans eagerly await it.

Wotakoi: love is hard for otaku Caught viewers with their look at romance among Otaku. Although it got a lot of popularity, only 11 episodes were released and some OVA for the TV series, so much of the original manga stories were not explored. Anime commercial success is one reason why a full sequel was not favored. Our manga was a great success, but our anime did not attract a large number of viewers or earn a lot. When an anime starts with a small viewer, it is a problem in the Slice-of-Life series to receive additional financing to adapt the rest of the story.

Since many plots, character stories and new worlds are still unexplored, these stories deserve the time to reach their full forms. A sequel can give the fans what they have been missing for so long by telling the story from the last cliffs to completion. Must the industry pay attention and bring back this delightful series that fans love.