Despite numerous anime series garnering massive fan enthusiasm for additional episodes, not all are fortunate enough to carry on from where their captivating narratives concluded. Some conclude abruptly, leaving loose ends untied. Others end with cliffhangers that remain unresolved. Some simply lack closure despite a dedicated fanbase’s backing and even the growth of new fans joining the franchise. Regardless of the reason, many anime remain in a state of suspension, with devoted followers yearning for more content even after years of demanding it and the number of fans steadily increasing.
Which anime should be prolonged? To be honest, there are numerous ones that do. There’s an abundance of anime out there that are artistic masterpieces and should have received more than they did. Regardless of the series you’re yearning for, we share your excitement and impatience, eagerly waiting for their sequels to premiere. Although many anime deserve a continuation, here are a few notable mentions – some classic shows that fans can’t wait to see unfold further.
No Game No Life
Shut-in NEET siblings Sora and Shiro, who are known as the invincible gaming pair “Blank” in their virtual realm, find themselves dissatisfied with their monotonous real-life existence, viewing it as nothing more than a dull game. However, when they are transported to the thrilling land of Disboard and encounter Tet, the deity of games, they discover that this world operates on a basis of games for resolving disputes without violence. Leveraging their exceptional abilities together, Sora and Shiro aim to unify the sixteen distinct races of Disboard and vanquish Tet, thereby assuming the roles of the new supreme gaming authorities.
Based on Yuu Kamiya’s ongoing light novel series, a 2014 anime produced by Madhouse portrays the happenings in the first three volumes of the books. The 2017 film “No Game No Life Zero” retells the prequel events from the sixth volume. With the long-awaited thirteenth book yet to be released, fans of the anime adaptation have been clamoring for a second season for quite some time now, but so far to no avail. Given the passionate fanbase that this vibrant, magical series has amassed, it definitely warrants further exploration.
Made in Abyss
On an isolated island resides the populace of Orth, a city nestled near a massive chasm called The Abyss. This vertical terrain, filled with otherworldly beings, unique ecosystems, and hidden treasures, has puzzled both explorers and natives for countless years as they strive to reveal its enigmas. One day, a novice Red Whistle Delver named Riko discovers an unusual robot boy, which sparks her ambition to descend into the abyss in hopes of finding her missing mother who holds the esteemed White Whistle rank. As she embarks on this perilous journey with her newfound companions, they must summon their bravery to confront the risks posed by the chasm that menaces them.
As a die-hard fan, I can hardly contain my excitement for the upcoming season 3 of our beloved series! Although we’ve already enjoyed two seasons and some films, the anticipation is palpable since an official release date has yet to be announced. Fingers crossed that it drops in either 2027 or 2028, once Akihito Tsukushi completes the current arc of the manga!
Berserk
Initially a lone swordsman wielding a massive greatsword, Guts – a roaming mercenary – usually operates independently. However, an unexpected defeat in a duel at the hands of Griffith, a charismatic and ambitious leader who heads the Band of the Falcons, leads to his unanticipated recruitment into this band of warriors. Within just three years, Guts rises through the ranks to become a commander within the group he has grown fond of. The combination of Guts’ immense power under Griffith’s leadership makes the Band of the Falcon a formidable force on the battlefield, winning every engagement they encounter. However, as Griffith pursues his secretive, self-serving ambitions, their victories in combat start to carry heavy prices.
The dark fantasy manga series by Kentaro Miura has been adapted in various ways, such as: the 1997 anime series adaptation by OLM, which follows the storyline of the Golden Age; the 2012-13 film trilogy adaptation by Studio 4°C, also based on the Golden Age; and the 2016-17 anime series produced by Liden Films, Millepensee, and GEMBA, which serves as a continuation of the films’ Golden Age storyline. While not everyone was overly enthusiastic about the 2016-17 adaptation of the anime, the entire Berserk series is a highly acclaimed, cherished classic that warrants attention from both old and new fans to keep up with its manga counterpart.
Ouran High School Host Club
Initially believing it to be an unused study room, Haruhi Fujioka discovers instead the extravagant Host Club of Ouran Academy – a playground for the wealthy and handsome boys who entertain high-class female visitors. However, after accidentally breaking a valuable vase, she finds herself compelled to join the club and serve as a host to repay her debt. This unexpected turn of events leads Haruhi into the elite daily life of the club, forming bonds with the other hosts in the process.
The 2006 anime version wraps up near the end of volume 8 since the manga had only eight volumes at that point in time. However, given that the manga eventually expanded this touching story of romance and camaraderie, it’s fitting for the anime characters to also explore their future lives, relationships, and escapades beyond the initial ending.
Wonder Egg Priority
Struggling with her unique eye colors causing bullying and deep grief over the suicide of her best friend, Ai Ooto leads a hollow existence. However, when she discovers that she can enter a dreamlike garden realm, she encounters enigmatic mannequin beings named Acca and Ura Acca. These entities explain to her about Wonder Eggs, which contain other people’s traumas. Ai, along with Neiru Aonuma, Rika Kawai, and Momoe Sawaki, embark on a mission to assist others in dealing with their traumatic experiences. As they help others, the four girls form strong bonds, each working through their personal issues while offering solace to others.
The animated series “Wonder Egg Priority,” produced by CloverWorks, held a lot of promise in the eyes of fans. With its unique blend of heavy subject matter and vibrant, eye-catching animation, it ignited optimism for an exceptional show. Although the main part of the 12-episode series was widely praised, the conclusion left much to be desired. It felt more like a recap episode (which was essentially one) and fell short in delivering a satisfying resolution. Despite these flaws, the deep themes and lingering questions call for a follow-up series to provide a fitting end to this captivating and haunting narrative.
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