The World God Only Knows

He mentions it back on the 25th. It's really not that interesting. I doubt it effected the series' ending since he announced it was ending before he got sick.

Magical Girl Kanon will be his new title, and he will try to put as many things referring to her seiyuu as possible

I thought you were referring to the visual novel Kanon.

Meanwhile, Wakaki finished his draft for FLAG 268. It's on his blog.

edited 14th Apr '14 5:35:58 AM by flamemario12

Meanwhile, fanboys rage you mean.

FLAG 268

Chihiro rejects Keima, but only because she's a Tsundere and therefore she actually won. Nikaido also returns Keima's PFP that she confiscated. Surprisingly enough, the goddess hosts are being fine with Keima with Chihiro. Except for Tenri, she at the beach upsetting about it. It ends with the sun is burning east.

edited 18th Apr '14 5:06:42 AM by flamemario12

That last part of the letter... As a Tenri fan, it hurts.

I know, right?

"I can see the ending, but it's not with you." That stings, but what Diana says in the end makes does make it easier to take.

edited 18th Apr '14 4:47:46 AM by MyssaRei

I know that how it feels, bro. And I'm not going to use Nostalgia Critic's reaction about TMNT 4. I'm not too upset about it.

IT STINGS

Argh! Damnit Tomu, why you gotta have spoilers autoreveal? Now there's no point in even reading the chapter! QQ

You know, I'm torn about this ending. On one hand I'm really happy because I've been rooting for Chihiro this whole time, but at the same time, yeah, it was pretty rushed.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

TENRI! I KNOW YOU FEEL GAL.

I'm both happy and upset with this ending. Overall it is nice, but a little shallow in some areas. I hope his next series goes well.

Yeah, that stinks. Honestly, that was probably the worst 'happy' ending possible. Tenri would have made more sense honestly. He feel in love with her because she's a Tsundere?!?!? That has to be a japan thing.

Eri got a got a good ending at least.

POOR TENRI OH MY GOD.

Overall, an okay ending. It happened and makes sense, but other than Tenri I didn't feel that much about it. Although Yui still keeps her place as best girl so in the end I can be satisfied with that.

He fell in love with her because she's human, with her own feelings and reactions, and not a puppet he can manipulate.

The ending was okay, things pretty much went as expected. But it ended, which is more than I can say for some things.

edited 18th Apr '14 10:58:03 AM by Clarste

Gotta say, I like how Nikaido acts when asking how it went.

Also a rather cute face, coming from her.

Most importantly, I like the ending.

Honestly, I hated it. I can see the reasons for who was Keima ended with but there's no excuse for what he did to Tenri it goes against what he supposedly learned with Chihiro.

The series ended at the goddesses arc for me.

edited 18th Apr '14 11:00:25 AM by Tzitzimine

What? No. You're just wrong. You read the series wrong. Or maybe you got a weird impression because Tenri never showed us the letter. He did the opposite thing he did to Chihiro: he trusted her completely and told her the entire truth ahead of time (ten years ago), the truth that he wasn't interested. She's known for ten years that he wasn't interested. He "confirmed it" before asking her to do anything.

Everything she's ever done has been done without expectation of reciprocity. As a friend, who wanted to help her friend with nothing in it for her.

edited 18th Apr '14 11:09:22 AM by Clarste

No, that's not right. That letter was the third one (as in, the one she would open ten years later when she first saw him again).

Why is he "confirming" it then? Why did she say she knew all along? It was a surprise to no one. Even if he wrote it in the third letter, it's merely stating what they both already knew.

Maybe you're right honestly, I'm way too pissed to care. I never cared at all for Chihiro, the series was already limping for a while and crushing Tenri like that was the straw it broke the camel's back.

edited 18th Apr '14 11:19:58 AM by Tzitzimine

The fact that you think your opinion on a character affects the quality of the ending is exactly the attitude the series itself condemns: thinking of romance as a "prize" that people "deserve" as opposed to the natural consequence of two agents making their own choices. If that's why you're pissed at the ending, then I suppose it's perfectly justified because the series itself is antagonistic towards you, personally.

I... don't get what you're asking here?

The first letter we saw. The second letter was stated to have the info for the field trip. And for the third note:

Like, she could have known it in her heart or something, but it wasn't stated until that third letter.

EDIT:

And wait a minute Tenri said that she had a little hope that things could be different. I'm not sure where you're getting this from.

edited 18th Apr '14 11:29:21 AM by Butterfinger