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See also [[Ending Aversion]] and [[Archive Panic]].
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== [[Anime]] ==
* Pretty much most [[Anime]] series that aren't [[Twelve
** But especially ''[[One Piece (Manga)|One Piece]]''. Seriously, you'll likely end up debating with yourself whether the sheer amount of time you'll have to wait for the end of the story (which is only about two thirds of the way done) and the time it takes to tie up loose ends is worth the emotional investment.
** ''[[Naruto]]'' is a funny instance. Sure, the series pre-timeskip is about 200 episodes long... but barely over half of them are actually canon. This is an example where it's faster to just read the manga to get caught up on the main plot. And there's a good reason many fans referred to the second half of the first series as the [[Filler]] Hell.
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