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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed, gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go there again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help, just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again, and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5-year-old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world and reliant on Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background. The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was heavily [[CreatorBacklash displeased with the ending]], and [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ wrote a very politely-worded response]] in his blog while one of the anime's writers [[OldShame completely scrubbed all mention of it from their resume]] after its airing.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed, gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go there again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help, just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again, and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5-year-old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world and reliant on Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background. The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was heavily [[CreatorBacklash [[DisownedAdaptation displeased with the ending]], and [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ wrote a very politely-worded response]] in his blog while one of the anime's writers [[OldShame completely scrubbed all mention of it from their resume]] after its airing.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show certainly looks and sounds wholesome from its description and artwork. Any viewer would be under this impression... until they got to the second half of the first episode, which proudly revolves around young children learning about bestiality. Funimation's box set of the series also gives no help, using the same cutesy artwork and a PG rating giving no clue as to the actual content contained in the show.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show certainly looks and sounds wholesome from its description and artwork. Any viewer would be under this impression... until they got to the second half of the first episode, which proudly revolves around young children learning about bestiality. It all culminates in one of the most infamously depressing (and [[AudienceAlienatingEnding reviled]]) {{Sudden Downer Ending}}s in anime. Funimation's box set of the series also gives no help, using the same cutesy artwork and a PG rating giving no clue as to the actual content contained in the show.
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* AudienceAlienatingEnding: The anime's GeckoEnding, in which [[spoiler:Machi is traumatized after performing in front of a crowd and has a mental breakdown that undoes all of the growth she underwent throughout the show and then some, while causing her to give up on her dream of living in the city]], became a hot topic after the show's airing. This EsotericHappyEnding quickly became the most infamous and reviled aspect of what would otherwise have been a fairly unremarkable anime. One Twitter comment that was used in a few articles covering the controversy basically said the show started off fun but will likely go down in history as "[[spoiler:That mind break show with the bear]]."
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Endings are now separate from Overshadowed and MEH can only be crossed once and the earlier one was the one that changed his characterization. Fan Myopia.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed, gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go there again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help, just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again, and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5-year-old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world and reliant on Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.
** The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was heavily [[CreatorBacklash displeased with the ending]], and [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ wrote a very politely-worded response]] in his blog.
** The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was heavily [[CreatorBacklash displeased with the ending]], and [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ wrote a very politely-worded response]] in his blog.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed, gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go there again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help, just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again, and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5-year-old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world and reliant on Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.
**background. The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was heavily [[CreatorBacklash displeased with the ending]], and [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ wrote a very politely-worded response]] in his blog.blog while one of the anime's writers [[OldShame completely scrubbed all mention of it from their resume]] after its airing.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The anime after the GeckoEnding. One Twitter comment that was used in a few articles covering the controversy basically said the show started off fun but will likely go down in history as "[[spoiler:That mind break show with the bear]]."
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show certainly looks and sounds wholesome from its description and artwork. Any viewer would be under this impression... until they got to the second half of the first episode, which proudly revolves around young children learning about bestiality. Funimation's box set of the series also gives no help, using the same cutesy artwork and a PG rating giving no clue as to the actual content contained in the show.show.
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** '''BAD END!''' [[note]]The GeckoEnding of the anime hasn't garnered ANY fans, and the manga readers have been especially livid about it, but with good reason this time: the ending erases all the development Machi experienced through the series, and regresses her mentally into a 5-year-old child. Not only that, both Yoshio and Natsu actually think it's a ''good'' thing Machi turned out like this (something very out of character especially for Natsu). Needless to say, people started to compare it immediately to the bad endings of many VisualNovels.[[/note]]
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** '''BAD END!''' [[note]]The GeckoEnding of the anime hasn't garnered ANY fans, and the manga readers have been especially livid about it, but with good reason this time: the [[spoiler:the ending erases all the development Machi experienced through the series, and regresses her mentally into a 5-year-old child. Not only that, both Yoshio and Natsu actually think it's a ''good'' thing Machi turned out like this (something very out of character especially for Natsu). ]] Needless to say, people started to compare it immediately to the bad endings of many VisualNovels.[[/note]]
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show certainly looks and sounds wholesome from its description and artwork. Any viewer would be under this impression...until they got to the second half of the first episode, which proudly revolves around young children learning about bestiality. FUNimation's Funimation's box set of the series also gives no help, using the same cutesy artwork and a PG rating giving no clue as to the actual content contained in the show.
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* EarWorm: "Kumamiko Dancing", the ED theme, has a very catchy beat and lyrics, notably on the chorus.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The anime after the GeckoEnding. One Twitter comment that was used in a few articles covering the controversy basically said the show started off fun but will likely go down in history as "[[spoiler: That mind break show with the bear]]."
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The anime after the GeckoEnding. One Twitter comment that was used in a few articles covering the controversy basically said the show started off fun but will likely go down in history as "[[spoiler: That "[[spoiler:That mind break show with the bear]]."
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The anime after the GeckoEnding. One Twitter comment that was used in a few articles covering the controversy basically said the show started off fun but will likely go down in history as "[[spoiler: That mind break show with the bear]].""
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show certainly looks and sounds wholesome from its description and artwork. Any viewer would be under this impression...until they got to the second half of the first episode, which proudly revolves around young children learning about bestiality. FUNimation's box set of the series also gives no help, using the same cutesy artwork and a PG rating giving no clue as to the actual content contained in the show.
* WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids: The show certainly looks and sounds wholesome from its description and artwork. Any viewer would be under this impression...until they got to the second half of the first episode, which proudly revolves around young children learning about bestiality. FUNimation's box set of the series also gives no help, using the same cutesy artwork and a PG rating giving no clue as to the actual content contained in the show.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go to the city again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed dead-eyed, gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go to the city there again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help help, just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again again, and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, 5-year-old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of on Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.
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** '''BAD END!''' [[note]]The GeckoEnding of the anime hasn't garnered ANY fans, and the manga readers have been especially livid about it, but with good reason this time: the ending erases all the development Machi experienced through the series, and regresses her mentally into a 5-year old child. Not only that, both Yoshio and Natsu actually think it's a ''good'' thing Machi turned out like this (something very out of character especially for Natsu). Needless to say, people started to compare it immediately to the bad endings of many VisualNovels. [[/note]]
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** '''BAD END!''' [[note]]The GeckoEnding of the anime hasn't garnered ANY fans, and the manga readers have been especially livid about it, but with good reason this time: the ending erases all the development Machi experienced through the series, and regresses her mentally into a 5-year old 5-year-old child. Not only that, both Yoshio and Natsu actually think it's a ''good'' thing Machi turned out like this (something very out of character especially for Natsu). Needless to say, people started to compare it immediately to the bad endings of many VisualNovels. [[/note]]
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The anime after the GeckoEnding. One Twitter comment that was used in a few articles covering the controversy basically said the show started off fun but will go down in history as "[[spoiler: That mind break show with the bear]]."
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* OvershadowedByControversy: The anime after the GeckoEnding. One Twitter comment that was used in a few articles covering the controversy basically said the show started off fun but will likely go down in history as "[[spoiler: That mind break show with the bear]]."
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* {{Moe}}: Machi is a constant victim of this in the anime, especially when she poses with the different outfits the villagers proposed for her summer miko outfit.
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* {{Moe}}: Machi is a constant victim of this in the anime, especially when she poses with the different outfits the villagers proposed for her summer miko outfit.outfit.
* OvershadowedByControversy: The anime after the GeckoEnding. One Twitter comment that was used in a few articles covering the controversy basically said the show started off fun but will go down in history as "[[spoiler: That mind break show with the bear]]."
* OvershadowedByControversy: The anime after the GeckoEnding. One Twitter comment that was used in a few articles covering the controversy basically said the show started off fun but will go down in history as "[[spoiler: That mind break show with the bear]]."
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* CreatorBacklash: A ''very'' politely-worded one, but needless to say that the mangaka was not pleased at how the anime ended. Which is to say much more restrained than how the REST of the viewership reacted to it.
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** The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ heavily]] [[CreatorBacklash displeased with the ending]].
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** The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was was heavily [[CreatorBacklash displeased with the ending]], and [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ heavily]] [[CreatorBacklash displeased with the ending]].wrote a very politely-worded response]] in his blog.
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** '''BAD END!''' [[note]]The ending to the anime hasn't garnered ANY fans, to say the least, as basically erases all the development Machi experienced through the series, and regresses her mentally into a 5-year old child. Not only that, both Yoshio and Natsu actually think it's a ''good'' thing Machi turned out like this (something very out of character especially for Natsu). Needless to say, people started to compare it immediately to the bad endings of many VisualNovels.[[/note]]
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** '''BAD END!''' [[note]]The ending to GeckoEnding of the anime hasn't garnered ANY fans, to say and the least, as basically manga readers have been especially livid about it, but with good reason this time: the ending erases all the development Machi experienced through the series, and regresses her mentally into a 5-year old child. Not only that, both Yoshio and Natsu actually think it's a ''good'' thing Machi turned out like this (something very out of character especially for Natsu). Needless to say, people started to compare it immediately to the bad endings of many VisualNovels. [[/note]]
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** '''BAD END!''' [[note]]The ending to the anime hasn't garnered ANY fans, to say the least, as basically erases all the development Machi experienced through the series, and regresses her mentally into a 5-year old child. Not only that, both Yoshio and Natsu actually think it's a ''good'' thing Machi turned out like this (something very out of character especially for Natsu). Needless to say, people started to compare it immediately to the bad endings of many VisualNovels.[[/note]]
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go to the city again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.
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* EarWorm: "Kumamiko Dancing", the ED theme, has a very catchy beat and lyrics, notably on the chorus.
* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go to the city again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in thebackground.background.
** The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ heavily]] [[CreatorBacklash displeased with the ending]].
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** [[GratuitousEnglish SEXUAL HARRASSMENT! DON'T TOUCH ME!]][[note]]Courtesy from Kaori, shortly after Yoshio warns her and her friends about the "sexy parts" of the original folklore Kumade Village's secret's legend.[[/note]]
* {{Moe}}: Machi is a constant victim of this in the anime, especially when she poses with the different outfits the villagers proposed for her summer miko outfit.
* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go to the city again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the
** The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ heavily]] [[CreatorBacklash displeased with the ending]].
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** [[GratuitousEnglish SEXUAL HARRASSMENT! DON'T TOUCH ME!]][[note]]Courtesy from Kaori, shortly after Yoshio warns her and her friends about the "sexy parts" of the original folklore Kumade Village's secret's legend.[[/note]]
* {{Moe}}: Machi is a constant victim of this in the anime, especially when she poses with the different outfits the villagers proposed for her summer miko outfit.
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** The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ heavily displeased with the ending]].
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** The manga's author, Masume Yoshimoto, was [[http://www.ricedigital.co.uk/kuma-miko-ending-differs-massively-manga-original-author-hates/ heavily displeased with the ending]].
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go to the city again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go to the city again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.background.
** The manga's author Yoshimoto Masume [[https://twitter.com/CanipaShow/status/745507682753208320 was especially displeased with this ending]].
** The manga's author Yoshimoto Masume [[https://twitter.com/CanipaShow/status/745507682753208320 was especially displeased with this ending]].
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed declares she will never go to the city again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed gives up her dream of living in the city and declares she will never go to the city again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: The anime has [[spoiler: Machi successfully doing a performance in front of a crowd (with great difficulty and only by going to her HappyPlace and seeing the audience as the forest) but once she completes her performance, she hallucinates that the cheering crowd is throwing rocks at her and has a complete breakdown. She continues to falsely believe that the crowd attacked her after she gets home and becomes terrified of the city. Then Machi, broken and dead-eyed declares she will never go to the city again. Natsu and Yoshio, instead of correcting her delusions and getting her psychological help just decide to happily celebrate her decision. Natsu tells Machi that she never has to think about anything ever again and the series ends with Machi seemingly mentally regressing to the personality of a 5 year old, becoming more ignorant about the outside world than ever before and becoming more reliant of Natsu than ever before]]. And the show treats this as a happy ending with happy music playing in the background.
