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* [[Bokurano]]: Earth is safe, but all the kids chosen to pilot the mecha are dead. Hell, this series is one of the rare few anime that's [[Up to Eleven|more depressing than]] [[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]! |
* [[Bokurano]]: Earth is safe, but all the kids chosen to pilot the mecha are dead. Hell, this series is one of the rare few anime that's [[Up to Eleven|more depressing than]] [[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]! |
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* [[Cyborg 009]]: The original ending of the manga and 2001 anime qualifies as a bittersweet ending. After the final battle in space, Black Ghost is finally destroyed and 009/Joe seemingly falls to his death, only to be saved by 002/Jet, but then 002 runs out of fuel and the two friends fall to their death through the Earth's atmosphere, appearing as a shooting star. |
* [[Cyborg 009]]: The original ending of the manga and 2001 anime qualifies as a bittersweet ending. After the final battle in space, Black Ghost is finally destroyed and 009/Joe seemingly falls to his death, only to be saved by 002/Jet, but then 002 runs out of fuel and the two friends fall to their death through the Earth's atmosphere, appearing as a shooting star. |
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* ''[[Popotan]]'' ends with the sisters still on the same journey through time that has caused them so much grief throughout the series, but now they've at least grown to appreciate being together. The ending is more happy than sad to be sure, but not enough to not qualify for this trope. |
* ''[[Popotan]]'' ends with the sisters still on the same journey through time that has caused them so much grief throughout the series, but now they've at least grown to appreciate being together. The ending is more happy than sad to be sure, but not enough to not qualify for this trope. |
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