Post a picture of an anime character you wish to be resurrected from the dead. Whose death was unjustifiable, and you believe, in no way helped to further the story.
after he was gone the show just stopped being the level of awesome it was with him there
Ikr? I almost stopped watching it right there and then. Stupid Light and his mental-ess. Well you know what they say? What comes around goes around. And he sure got what what was coming to him ><
@zlar123 I was planning to post him too >< I cries when he died for 30 minutes..and even if the story was still good ...it wasn't as good as when L was still in the series...
I don't think it would of been all great if he would of lived. I mean, no one expected him to die, right? I thought it was gonna be another one of those stories where the good guy lives and saves everyone from the 'bad guy'. It made the story much more interesting for me after his death because I didn't know what would happen next.
I think saya's death in black cat was wrong!!! And I hatttteeee crrrreeed for it v.v HISSSSSSS HAAATTEE that bleepin fuc**** mother fuc**** as***** fuc**** horribly!!! HIISSSSS v.v ahem sorry ^^ yeah I hate creed....
Maes Hughes from Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood and Kagura from InuYasha , both were great characters and they didn't deserve to die the way they did
i think Nina and Alexander from FMAB shouldn't have died, it had no point to the story, but i guess if they didn't die Ed & Al wouldn't have been able to make it
posted over a year ago
that episode mentally scarred for life., i hate her dad so much!!!!
(RANT TIME) He died and worked his ass off just to warn Yukki that his girlfriend is a nutjob, he really did love Yukki and didn't deserve to have his head violently ripped of his body and for his last words to be "I won't let you have Yukki." only for those words to be in vain.
Oh and Hinita didn't deserve it either, she risked everything to help Yukki too, Neither did Mao who at the end of the day was just a citizen and neither did Kousaka, Yukki deserved that punch!
So what i mean is, Akise and his gang should have lived, and Yukki should have died a horrible death (the guy even had to nerve to sleep with Yuno the next day despite the fact Akise died for him).
Akise has to be one of the best LGBT characters EVER.
Minai Ruo from Corpse Princess. Seriously, the Kougun Sect was perfectly capable of keeping her alive by giving her another contracted monk to be her partner (I would say that Ouri should've been her contracted monk, but at the time, he wasn't part of the Kougun Sect, and even if he was, it would've gotten in the way of Makina being his Shikabane Hime, unless he's able to handle having two of them at once), but no! They decided to just let her die for no reason at all! Heartless pricks...
Honestly, Gainax should've taken a cue from Beast Wars and brought back Minai Ruo, albeit as an evil version of herself working for the enemy (just like with Dinobot and Dinobot II).
In a way Yomi's death didn't really further the story of the Ga-Rei series. Ga-Rei: Zero the prologue came after the initial Ga-Rei which still hasn't been animated. I'm not really sure if Ga-Rei: Zero actually has a manga either. But anyway Kagura fights Yomi and kills her and then they skip ahead two years and she's now fighting with/beside Ken-chan (I believe his name is) and he's the main character of Ga-Rei. So the only reason I can think of why they killed Yomi is because she's not in the manga and Ga-Rei was made before Ga-Rei: Zero. Although I think she appears briefly in the manga fighting Kagura but I think that's a flashback of sorts...not really sure I haven't read the manga since I don't like Ken-chan all that much. He's quite boring.
I belive that not killing Yomi wouldn't have done much to the story. Well actually if she was still possessed by the Death Stone then yeah humanity would have been fucked but even her getting possessed didn't do anything for the story in the long run except set the stage for her death. She was a great character and didn't deserve to be killed like that for story purposes. That's not fair to her as a character and it isn't right to make a character just for that reason.
Any character, no matter how small, deserves a meaningful death. Remember that when you write your stories. The story should shift, however slightly, and it should be acknowledged that they're gone.
