Every-Episode Ending: Difference between revisions

** ''[[Kannazuki no Miko]]''.

** ''[[Kyoshiro to Towa no Sora]]''.

** ''[[Fushigi Yuugi]]''. {{spoiler|When Nuriko dies, however, his character song "Kaze no Uta" is used.}}

** ''[[Gundam Seed]]'' and its sequel series ''[[Gundam Seed Destiny|Destiny]]''.

* [[Arabian Nights]] endings are more restrained "They lived happily until there came to them the One Who Destroys All Happiness." (i.e., death) Sweet dreams, kids!

* Every ''[[Discworld]]'' Watch novel ends with Vimes and the Watch being rewarded usually by the Patrician, and often in a way that reflects the changing politics of the books:

** ''[[Discworld/Men At Arms|Men At Arms]]'' starts out the same way, before it turns out that the ''reason'' Carrot wants a new kettle is because he plans the Watch's increase to 56 officers (from six), and the reopening of the section houses. Vimes becomes Commander of the Watch and (reluctantly) a knight.

** In ''[[Discworld/Feet of Clay|Feet of Clay]]'', the Patrician does a [[McCloud Speech]], saying that since Vimes has upset every Guild leader in the city, his wages will have to be increased again. "And I expect they need a new dart-board in the Watch House? They usually do, I recall."

* ''[[The Waltons]]'' with the family telling each other good night.

* Most episodes of ''[[Sliders]]'' ended with the group sliding into the next world. In some episodes (mostly during the first season), they are also shown landing in the new world.

** Almost every episode of ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'' ended with the music playing over a closing shot of the Enterprise fading amongst the stars, probably headed out for their next destination.

* ''[[Dragnet]]'' usually ended with the narrator describing the fate of the accused over a shot of the perp looking uncomfortably at the mugshot camera.

* When a level in ''[[Devil May Cry]]'' is cleared, the screen fills with bullet holes and shatters to reveal the ranking screen.

* Race victories in ''[[Need for Speed]]: Most Wanted'' are punctuated by a camera zooming in and taking a picture of your car.

* ''[[Okami]]'' ends every boss battle with a victory howl from Amaterasu. (It gets subverted in the battle against Yami when he {{spoiler|doesn't stay down the first time and drains all the power from Ammy, but then Ammy comes back to kick ass anyway}}.

* In the little known [[Sega Saturn]] game ''Astal'', when the title character clears a level, he yells "YATTA!!" (even in the English versions where he [and all other characters] are performed by Lani Minella [best known as the voice of Rouge the Bat in Sonic games prior to ''[[Shadow the Hedgehog]]'']).

* ''[[Tiny Toon Adventures]]'', in a nod to ''[[Looney Tunes]]'', had several of the show's characters giving their own unique parting words:

{{quote|'''Babs and Buster:''' "Say good night, Babs." "Good night, Babs."

* Similarly, ''[[Animaniacs]]'' has a final gag with the Warners (or sometimes other characters) popping out of the water tower. }}

* ''[[Pinky and The Brain]]'' usually ended with this exchange, or a slight variation on it:

{{quote|"''try to take over the world from Joyce DeWitt!''"

"''try to take over Chia World!''"

'''Brain''': The same thing we do every morning, Pinky: run through that stupid maze. }}

*** And of course, there's the subversion in the episode "Ambulatory Abe":

* Animal's "''Go'' bye-bye!" skit at the end of every ''[[Muppet Babies]]'' episode, usually with him engaged in some dangerous activity as Gonzo fruitlessly tries to stop him.

** This occured after not just the credits, but also the closing logos as well.

** Subverted in part one of the two-parter, when Bulletproof leaves the file open and ends with, "Case...continued?"

* ''[[Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist]]'': "You know what the music means. Our time is up."

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