2013-11-01, 02:38 PM
At least then it's some sort of conclusion to the romance. It's an all too common trend in romance manga to have the series end without that even happening. Whenever that happens, it feels like the whole point of the manga was just to be a massive troll. After all the manga I read, I honestly find myself just a bit happy when a romance series ends with at the very least a kiss and/or acknowledgment of each other's feelings.
I've only ever read a manga or watched an anime where it went past the point of getting together (or possibly getting together) once, and that series was Clannad. I guess Countrouble kind of counts, but after they got together in that manga, the series just kinda of wandered around not knowing what to do until it ended. There aren't really too many examples of manga like that within the Shounen/Seinen romance genres that I typically find myself reading in the first place, though.
I've only ever read a manga or watched an anime where it went past the point of getting together (or possibly getting together) once, and that series was Clannad. I guess Countrouble kind of counts, but after they got together in that manga, the series just kinda of wandered around not knowing what to do until it ended. There aren't really too many examples of manga like that within the Shounen/Seinen romance genres that I typically find myself reading in the first place, though.