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* This happened to ''[[Karin]]'', resulting in a very anti-climactic yet funny ending for the anime and an elaborate [[Tear Jerker]] ending for the manga. |
* This happened to ''[[Karin]]'', resulting in a very anti-climactic yet funny ending for the anime and an elaborate [[Tear Jerker]] ending for the manga. |
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* ''[[Daily Lives of High School Boys]]'', despite a [[Slice of Life]] comedy, got this treatment due to two factors: (1) the manga's [[Sketch Comedy]] format means a whole volume of manga can only produce 3 episodes of anime without padding, and (2) [[Sunrise (company)|Sunrise]] did not pad. The anime practically ran out of original material at the last episode; in which they asked the mangaka to draw two skits for the anime (''High School Boys and Assertiveness'' and ''High School Boys and Getting Hit On'') and made two original skits (''High School Boys and ...'' and the faux ''High School Girls are Funky--[[The Movie]]'' trailer). Of course, being a ongoing [[Slice of Life]] manga without much of a plot, the anime simply ended the season by using [[Book Ends]]. |
* ''[[Daily Lives of High School Boys]]'', despite a [[Slice of Life]] comedy, got this treatment due to two factors: (1) the manga's [[Sketch Comedy]] format means a whole volume of manga can only produce 3 episodes of anime without padding, and (2) [[Sunrise (company)|Sunrise]] did not pad. The anime practically ran out of original material at the last episode; in which they asked the mangaka to draw two skits for the anime (''High School Boys and Assertiveness'' and ''High School Boys and Getting Hit On'') and made two original skits (''High School Boys and ...'' and the faux ''High School Girls are Funky--[[The Movie]]'' trailer). Of course, being a ongoing [[Slice of Life]] manga without much of a plot, the anime simply ended the season by using [[Book Ends]]. |
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* ''[[Dororo]]'' was never finished, which means all four adaptations go in completely different ways. |
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