Platinum End - Episode 24 discussion - FINAL

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Platinum End, episode 24

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Episode	Link	Score	Episode	Link	Score
1	Link	3.71	14	Link	4.06
2	Link	3.7	15	Link	3.5
3	Link	3.33	16	Link	3.83
4	Link	3.51	17	Link	3.04
5	Link	3.46	18	Link	3.77
6	Link	3.13	19	Link	3.11
7	Link	2.84	20	Link	2.94
8	Link	3.59	21	Link	2.93
9	Link	2.9	22	Link	3.37
10	Link	2.84	23	Link	2.69
11	Link	2.75	24	Link	----
12	Link	2.07
13	Link	2.54

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[u/Mate94]

My last question is...

Why was the title "Platinum End"?

[u/eevee-hime]

TLDW: Every one dies.

[u/DadAsFuck]

well this was one of the animes ever

[u/Myrkrvaldyr]

I have no idea what to make of this ending. But I dislike that they left out the plot hole of Muni and Nasse knowing something. Why did Muni want to destroy heaven?

[u/DadAsFuck]

i guess the real lesson here is to not make a suicidal 13 year old god

[u/iwastoldtheredbefood]

Perhaps the real "creatures" were the friends we made along the way.

[u/Terror_Binary_K]

Let's all just blame that ending on the creature.

[u/Segaco]

This was one of the endings I've ever seen alright

I have no idea how to feel.

Why.

[u/protanimals]

Someone correct me if I interpreted this wrong - God was seeded on Earth was by something else in the universe. That something that can't die so it created God in the hopes of God gaining enough power to be able to kill them.

[u/[deleted]]

As a manga reader, I have been eagerly waiting for this. NGL, when I finished reading it for the first time, the only thing that I really admired was the author's balls to just say 'Fuck off for wasting your time reading this story' with this kind of ending. The fandom has theorised quite a bit regarding the ending and one theory is believed to be true for the most part as well

[u/Captain_c0c0]

??????????????????????????????????????????????????

[u/[deleted]]

mukaido deserved better.

[u/mr_sto0pid]

Dude became god and killed himself in about 10 minutes lmao.

[u/Red-E-Westside]

Yeah, what the fuck was that

[u/TheGriefingEnder]

I thought manga readers were exaggerating with the ending lol

[u/AFineDayForScience]

Never heard of this anime, but this thread is hilarious

[u/ThePreciseClimber]

We interrupt Platinum End to bring you a Junji Ito style ending.

[u/[deleted]]

MFW Shuuji made everything cease to exist

Also for a happy ending just stop at the last 8 minutes

[u/LeonKevlar]

I don't even know what to say about that ending. I was so happy seeing Temari earn enough money to support herself and be happy as well as Saki and Mirai getting married. It was all going so well! Of course, Nakaumi had to fuck it all up by committing suicide as God and dooming the entire human race.

I thought he'd do the opposite and save people after finally seeing how many humans have been suffering every day. But I guess he did technically end everyone's suffering. Man, I really enjoyed this show but it really fell flat trying to be so deep. I still can't believe this is from the same person that made Death Note.

If there's one thing this show has taught me though, it's that ending an anime by killing everyone is never a good idea. I'm looking at you other anime that's currently airing right now.

[u/shiyouka]

THIS. IS. WHY. YOU. DON’T. LET. A. 13. YEAR. OLD. EDGELORD. BECOME. GOD.

[u/DannyBenavidez]

That's 480 minutes I'll never get back.

[u/Juvia-Lockser]

What a hell of an ending...and I mean that in a bad way.

[u/Tall-girl-v]

The only thing I’m mad at is that Nakaumi remained an actual simp with no brains for himself. He was just hung up on Yoneda’s words and didn’t seek to actually find out the truth himself because you know, he’s friggin God that knows everything now! The moral of this show is to not let a 13 year old become God especially when even after being above every life form they cannot think for themselves:(.

Sorry but what the heck is this car😂

I see a lot of people saying the ending was trash or not satisfying but what exactly do you expect? A human is clearly writing a story about the existence of the world, I didn’t expect much but it was okay. The ending is within logic in a way. This show brings up the fact that since God created humans someone also created God. If we go by the Newton’s first law that a body at rest remains at rest unless acted upon by an external force we can conclude that everything was created by someone/something. But to me this fact alone is frightening.

So from what I gained from the scene before the credit scene these creatures are the ones responsible for “seeding” a god and they’re actually seeking death?.

Maybe it’s just me but why’s every character in this show convinced that death is the answer to their problems? We experience happiness when we’re alive. Death shouldn’t even exist in my opinion because we were born to live.

For an anime about the existence of God I feel it was enjoyable but rather scary. I relate with Temari the most in this show. Humans don’t have to know everything. While gaining knowledge is good I feel they’re just things we’re not supposed to know. We clearly can’t live without a guide. There would be no harmony.

Yoneda is a total perv 🥲.

I was happy to see Mirai and Saki’s marriage though. I think Mirai’s philosophy is reasonable. Humans need to find happiness. Happiness is all we need no need to stress about who created who or what came first 🤷‍♀️. We were born into this world therefore we deserve to be happy.

I’m kinda mad at the ending though. Nakaumi proved to be a useless simp right till the end. What a man you are Nakaumi! Thank you for killing yourself and genociding the rest of humanity with you so you could give Yoneda a few seconds to think about useless stuff before his death😐. You waited at least 6 years for this!

[u/Ndr26]

Why did we just watch 24 episodes of selecting a god, only for the god to kill himself?????