Gakkou-gurashi! - Vol. 12 Ch. 78.5 - Author Note from Twitter

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TIL Gakkou Gurashi had a live-action movie.
Oh dear...
 
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someone actually put subs on the live action so i have it downloaded (shoutouts to that person on the gg reddit)

i have yet to watch it but i have subpar expectations
 
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Even though I'm not a fan of the way it ended, this was one of my favourite manga to ever read.
 
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Lol, why did I cry when I saw their happy faces and cried even more when I say that they were saying thank you? 😊😭
 
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Lmaoo what a cop out
What they are saying here is "lol cant be fucked to write an ending cause i kind of wrote myself into a corner and dont want my characters to die xd sorry"
 
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What a weird and roundabout way to say what we all know: Japanese authours are great at starting stories but the worst at ending them.
 
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I went through the entire thing just to find out people wanted the girls to die...
The point of the story is there is always hope. This is not a conventional zombie story like the western walking dead series where it alludes the only way out is dying.

Sometimes we forget that the point of survival stories is to survive long enough until things go back to normal.

All I see with people disliking this ending is doomer mentality taking over and hoping for the cute schoolgirl daily life story to focus on the zombie aspect...
...And getting to a point where we forget that japan does things in a different way that we are used to.


I too have shared the frustration of endings not being the way we imagined, but the story did come full circle with its characters and is pretty well rounded in its elements. The thing I then sense being is not one beat of the story follows anything I have seen before in the genre.

The series as a whole took a different approach at what I think is a stagnant genre and I respect it for it.
 

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