Cross Ange: Tenshi to Ryuu no Rondo Episode 25 Discussion

beautyling said:
finaly. shit ange over

ramenshojo said:
Thank fuck its over.

Redfoxoffire said:
Fuck everything. The show had a good amount of stuff I liked, but so much lost potential and way too much bullshit.

4/10.

konatachan80 said:
4/10 = Bad (according to the rating's description).

It was quite entertaining in my opinion.

Redfoxoffire said:

I know what the fuck a 4/10 means, thank you. I don't give a shit if you found it entertaining, 4/10 is my score of choice.

Rayzorexe said:
I liked this ending a lot more than the Aldnoah.Zero.

IheartC2 said:
Tusk ruined this anime for me
It would have been so much better if it were Ange x Salako.

Theorder14 said:
So Tusk is the only male on the new earth? lol

gedata said:
Embryo could've had his way if he wasn't a fucking moron and just Ange's mouth with grass or the d when she started singing and then proceed to forget to use his powers to actually win.

Also kind of find it hard to believe that wound to the side could kill Elektra considering there was a maid who not to long ago survived being shot, hit by a vehicle and blown the fuck up because she had a frying pan to block the bullet.

FloydBt said:
Sunrise seriously forgot that Aura is a MAN and all massive dragons are MALES when they picked a FEMALE voice for him.

marcosotaku said:
Cross shit over

jackaus said:
As expected it does not fully explain a number of key points:
Why the songs are required (if i write the plot, I would make them required because music is sort of a tune that in sync of certain dimensional scifi physics stuff)
Why the rings are required? (Connection booster or a key to unlock further power)
Why the heck Embryo kept a number of machine that rival his own machine, let them continue to exist long after its use in the final battle in original Earth.
Why the heck Embryo can resurrect people from the dead? Simply merge the alive one in different reality?
Why Ange's family considered sinned? (as mentioned in one episode during the meeting)

I can think of a lot more... but after how Tusk survived and it is a Fukuda show.. we will never get the final answer, hence this drags the series down to 6/10 for plot holes. Any one watch it for the OTZ stuff can give it 8/10 and hope there is an extended R-Rated BD version of the final episode... lol

beccca14 said:
So although I really enjoyed the show overall am I the only one not impressed by this last episode? Maybe it's because I just watched the raw's for now to see what happened, but the battle just didn't do it for me. I felt that the whole episode was rushed and the fight scenes weren't even that good. Also, Salako should get her own side series. She didn't get enough camera time during the whole show.
I do love Ange and Tusk though and I'm glad that they can now live peacefully. I want to see them babies though.

ryanstrike said:
Good anime with a nice ending . Everyone live together in peace.

Ratohnhaketon said:
Cross Ange knows how to go out with style and finesse. It teaches us the greatest lesson of all - that shit is tough and you gotta chin up and deal with it. What's more, it taught us that simply not giving a fuck is the best way to show you care. Magnificent, I can only admire Ange and her lecture to Embryo about why he couldn't get no pussay. Well, without raping of course. That waifu collector wasn't worthy of Angelise-sama. Loved the speech about the norma and why they're all women. Embryo has 99 problems and they're all Norma.

Tusk is always getting a taste of the Great Divide and this time it was well earned. My sides hurt from watching Hilda booing Tusk in the background. As much as I ship Hilda and Ange, I must concede this victory to our good man Tusk. Good on you for founding your own nation Ange, you make the greatest ruler yet by simply not giving a fuck and doing as you please. LOL'd so hard at Sylvia in the other world. Fucking Tomb Raider lookin' bitch needs to get put down before she dishes out any more cheesy Hollywood one liners.

Well as a whole this turned out to be a real surprise. I'm in complete shock and awe at how brilliant this series managed to become as a result of embracing its over the top stupidity. It always managed to outdo itself each episode, making my jaw drop just a little closer to the floor each time. This was truly Kakumeiki Vulvarape's spiritual successor and has only built my trust and faith in Sunrise even more. The mix of absurdity and violence couldn't send more mixed messages.

And let's not forget the nudity. Cross Ange stood before me, its arms and legs spread wide shouting "HERE I AM RATOHN, I AM NAKED AND I AM ART!" It's ironic though because when Cross Ange got serious, it was actually really good. However, it was precisely because it rarely took itself seriously that it was so charming and memorable.

8/10, I can only await the day that Sunrise decides to raise its wager and blow my mind once again.

Has Cross Ange taught you nothing of gratitude and humility? Men are wicked, Aura was already identified as the mother of the DRAGONs. Much like the Norma, she bears children for the future's sake, which pitiful men cannot hope to achieve.

HowTragic said:
In conclusion of this series, Tusk is the only male in the entire world. Redefining the meaning of "getting all da pussy": c88 doujins here we come.

LazerEyeBeam said:
So many plot holes, why does Ange mom know the song and has one of the rings unless the ring she had was actually the one Jill lost, or she was one of Embryo women. In face it would be funny if Embryo was actually Ange father considering he had special taste.

And i swear there were some scene recycled from the earlier episodes. Embryo tried to use the bright slap but it did not work.

FloydBt said:
Character development? In what universe does constant character rewrites count as character development? Plot consistency? Haha. Man, this isn't even a genderbender anime and yet they can't even keep the genders straight. Sunrise seriously forgot that Aura is a MAN and all massive dragons are MALES when they picked a FEMALE voice for him.