It’s all from around 2004…

Isn’t this quite something?

>>3

Don’t you think Chibi Maruko-chan has quite a few mysterious endings?

Bicycle!

I wanted to say that Sergeant Afro is good, but I couldn’t believe that the lyrics “Sergeant Afro” were sober.

>>7

The one that appeared in the main story was Dasonumaso!

>>76

Wasn’t there an episode where Dasonumaso went on a rampage and it was really bad?

There is a high probability that big names are involved.

The catfish episode of Doraemon is either a mysterious ending or a terrible ending…

I was surprised to learn that the center one has an original source.

Mysterious endings are quite common.

I think there’s a lack of moist types.

But it seems that catfish are well-received among Hello Project fans.

>>14

Well, that makes sense.

I really liked Afro and Sergeant.

Is Toriko in the Heisei era?

Uh… Heabotto, or…

>>18

First of all, the work is strange!

It’s not right to mix Afro and the sergeant here, right!?

I feel like there was a time when they often played songs that had absolutely no relation to the main story.

Mr. Jagabateru is the one who wrote and composed that.

How about this?

>>24

It’s not a mystery since it’s an easy-to-understand character song of Takeshi.

>>19

It’s Lunch’s song.

You’re doing it right now, aren’t you?

Kinnikuman

I just heard “Jagabata Corn” and the bass is really cool.

In the old days, summer was definitely about the Ondo, right…?

>>29

I feel like Shin-chan’s Ondo has a somewhat low level of recognition.

I remembered the ending of Koji Koji from a weird song and found out that it was Denki Groove…

>>30

I love how the ending songs of Momoko Sakura’s works fully reflect the author’s tastes.

I want to see an ending that is unrelated to the main story and is forced to fit the lyrics.

I was really out of place when it came to catfish…

>>33

The one that Sakura-chan was teasing in the bonus corner.

If I could turn the corner, I wish I could become rich.

The person I always admire on the crowded train.

It smells like curry, an event on the way home.

I hope we can meet again tomorrow, I hope so, the person I admire.

Catfish have no scales.

It’s the thing that makes someone who seems to not really know sing the opening song.

I wonder what the last anime that purely used a summer ending theme as a song, without being a parody or homage, would be.

I feel like Keroro itself had a lot of strange songs…

The last theme I heard in anime was from Danganronpa.

Since that’s a comedic element, I wonder what anime was doing regular vocal performances at the end part.

The year-end and New Year times are incredibly busy.

The mysterious Pokémon ending doesn’t come up as often as I thought.

>>42

Takeshi’s Paradise

I feel like there was still an Ondo even after the new drama started, so that might be the most recent Ondo I remember.

The fact that the opening of an anime depicting the daily life of Shizuoka Prefecture residents in the Showa era features Kahimi Karily is quite a mystery, but is that okay?

I like the one where Keroro the comedian is singing.

Looking at it now, Momoko Sakura was quite a talented lyricist…

What makes me feel that it’s no longer the anime of the Reiwa era is the next episode preview.

Especially the type that includes narration.

Because he’s not in the main story or the movie.

The person with the afro, Dance Man’s original song is great… I thought, and then I realized this person is already over 60, which surprised me.

>>49

Since the mid-90s, I had already been making parodies of dance music…

I wonder if they still choose those that have a mysterious affinity, even in tie-ups.

The mystery level is high with Naruto, but I really like the “Batchkoi, Batchkoi, Baby~” guy.

The afro of the person who is actually in the main story.

I don’t understand the criteria for the mystery ending, but if the lyrics don’t make sense, then this.

Keroro had a lot of songs sung by comedians and talents…

>>56

That’s exactly what the theme song is about…

>>56

I love buying you juice, but the lyrics are really terrible and make me laugh.

It feels like long-running jump anime tend to have more hasty tie-ins.

>>64

Wasn’t the last ending of Namazu Monobuyo the final one?

“Meow… I was just here right before I came to die.”

A sad past in a zoo hidden behind the shadow of a popular person and the end of a dream…

>>65

There is a sense of premium quality in the fact that it was written by Mr. Usui himself.

I really disliked catfish, but thanks to Mike, I was able to turn it into a joke.

Long-running anime endings can feature specific characters or create mysterious situational visuals, so they can be done quite freely, right?

Tear through the sky!

The “Uhhyo Hyoo” in Dragon Ball is just that the lyrics and melody don’t match; if looked at separately, both are fairly decent.

>>69

DB starts with “Come forth, extraordinary ZENKAI power!” Since it’s a mysterious ending, it feels like anything goes.

There are a lot of really weird endings.

When I was singing the OP lyrics about having a big face, I received complaints from some people with big faces…

I want you to wear a Santa outfit for the Christmas special and a celebratory outfit for the New Year’s special.

>>74

I wish the same anime studios would team up.

VRAINS is my favorite series, but I’m always envious of Miraiiro and Challenge the Game.

Chibi Maruko-chan always had strange endings.

I mean, the OP was also strange.

Is it the ED of Freshly Baked Japan?

Is there nothing strange about BLEACH…?

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It’s just the video that’s strange; SOUL’d OUT is normal…

>>83

This afro is that kind of thing, so the footage isn’t a mystery either!

Discipline

I think the OP is more mysterious than Keroro.

>>85

I’ll buy you juice!

>>87

Even at TV size it’s terrible, but listening to the full version makes it a whole different level of a worthless man…

If it’s Crepaint, the song of the ant is quite a mystery too.

Does “Seishun Oden” have a strange ending?

>>88

It’s strange, but I was convinced that oden is the strongest healing item in the game version of Inazuma Eleven.

Indeed, when I see the fact that “Nyandomo…” is the last ED of the OCG anime, it makes me go “Whoa…”.

>>89

If Writing Life had been the final ED, it would have been the best…

>>89

I really think it’s amazing how they skillfully cut out only the good parts and brought them together to create an ending that truly feels like the final stage.

>>100

It’s strange that the evaluation of the ED goes up a bit when listened to in full.

>>103

Isn’t it actually pretty nice if you only look at the ed?

In a special episode, they brought in the actual people and added my favorite song about eating stars, and used the song that left me speechless during the ending.

Momoko Sakura loves Tama too much.

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Dance is a mystery, but the lyrics are about making dreams come true, so it fits with most shonen manga.

The problem lies with the freshly baked Japan side, which has issues with its content.

So far, there have been no responses touching on Hai, Irasshai…

>>95

What will happen if I touch it…?

>>101

Welcome.

>>106

Is there a California?

>>110

I can’t get over this California.

Cocoa America, right?

>>95

Sorry!

>>95

It’s a weird ending, but it’s quite an absurdly nihilistic kind of weird ending.

>>109

It’s not particularly interesting…

>>109

But I kind of liked the game game.

It’s so moving, yay!

The catfish is a bit too strong…

Keroro is more of a mystery than the black cat Tango, isn’t it?

Fundariketari

Do Doraemon and Crayon Shin-chan still not have an ending theme slot?

Common themes in Keroro ED

For now, I’ll keep it in the appearance of childhood.

I loved the Chibi Maruko-chan space shuffle, but listening to it now, the lyrics are quite something…

Future Century Secret Club

Regarding the DB, if you ask whether it’s suitable for the work at the point of “I’ll give you a romantic,” well…

>>114

That can be understood since it seems to be mainly about bloomers from the video.

So it was sold out…

So that was Japan…

I think the reason Chibi Maruko-chan is funny is because it only has a funny ED.

>>116

Basically, it’s a selection by Momoko Sakura…

Both the opening and ending are mysterious in “Kiteretsu Daihyakka.”

The octopus is a bit of a pass.

Maruko is full of dreams even when combined with the OPED, but she is too sensible.

>>123

While the colors of Eiichi Ohtaki are strong, I still have a good feeling that things will be alright.

Are you saying that the Arara spell is strange?

>>124

That’s right.

>>128

That’s right, that’s it.

It’s not a mystery or anything, but I really hated that guy Keisuke Kuwata for some reason.

Chewy chewy mochi chewy chewy mochi chewy chewy.

Mochi mochi, mochi mochi, mochi mochi, mochi mochi.

Sweet bean paste and soybean paste mochi, sweet bean paste and soybean paste mochi.

Mochi mochi mochi mochi mochi mochi mochi mochi

Mochi mochi, mochi mochi, mochi mochi, mochi mochi.

Radish grilled with seaweed and cheese with ketchup. Radish grilled with seaweed and cheese with ketchup.

Ankoro natto zunda mochi

Is it okay to have a mysterious ending with muscular men singing while taking off their clothes and entwining?

Nyanndo’s collaboration with the anime’s ending is just so nonsensical.

It has an extreme evaluation that is quite popular among group fans, treated like a long, grand piece.

The hiring sense is a mystery type.

The spell of Arala is frustrating because it sounds quite different when sung in karaoke compared to on TV.

Although the middle part was very short, it strangely leaves a strong impression.

In the anime Pokémon, it’s quite intense when Pikachu is just singing the whole time.

It’s okay to include “Toriko de Samba” in this category, right?

The Afro is the first ending, so compared to the other two, it’s not very mysterious.

I like when threads for the Kinnikuman Club occasionally pop up.