[Darkchao45]

That was some awesome shit man....awesome. This anime along with Steins;Gate are my favorite anime for this year. I loved the ending, it was cliched yet original at the same time. The part where Shoma and Kanba stroll past their house made me shed a tear...because I know what that particular scene signified.

[st2l]

This anime just confused me most of the time.. but it was pretty good too.
Final episode was great.
It was about time some thing were finally more or less explained.

[vinamara]

Just finished watching the last six episodes after I dropped this series.

This anime was a complete piece of %$#@!!! The characters were self-loathing emos babbling about pretentious crap all the time. This anime just pretends to be intellectual by ranting symbolically and riddling the whole story with plotholes that are never resolved.

The story feels like it was created by a bunch of kids who scribbled unintelligible poppycock on a wet paper and submitted it for an anime production.

I'm not sure why I was laughing smugly when I saw the ending. Was it supposed to be emotional?

Never seen such self-indulgent crap. I can't see why people are praising this goop.

I feel like taking a bath now.

[demx]

lol Did the last episode have enough symbolism in it? Well at least in the end they added a straight to the point version where Kamba states that death is just the beginning.

Anyone want to join in on pseudo interpreting parts of the show?

I bet they both died in their cages, and both Himari and Ringo were the loved ones they wanted a message delivered to. Then the apple could represent their hope that one day one of them would escape.

Keiju and Yuri would then represent the neglectful parents who would lock up their children as animals and starve them for days on end because they were never loved as children.