From what I hear, it's not a Gainax ending :lol

A true Gainax ending would involve psychological terror, an effed up protagonist, and TANG.

- Doesn't make any sense
- Loaded with pretentious symbolism
- Unsure if a character dies or not

If you have all of those three you've got a Gainax Ending. :lol

THOSE TOO! :lol

I thought Gainax was still around, just some guys left Gainax and formed Trigger.

Finally, someone else knows of End of Sanity's existence.

Just finished Kill la Kill and Chuunibyou Ren.
Kill la Kill was great, but just about where I expected it to be. For a show that threw out a lot of plot twists it seemed to be pretty methodical here. Not a problem, and it's easily my favorite anime this season.
Chuu2 2: Electric Chuugaloo was really disappointing though. Shichimiya was the only novel part of the show and her arc got maybe an episode and a half at most.
I've also been watching Golden Time, but I haven't really kept up with where it is right now. (I think it's ending this week?) The drama is a little too much to follow and a lot of it seems to either come out of nowhere or a lack of communication. Definitely not up to par with Toradora's drama, but I suppose it's a little more realistic.

How is Kill la Kill? From, what I've seen, it's not bad. I've been planning on watching it, bit need a tie-breaker between it and Nanoha.

I'm twenty episodes in and it's IMMENSELY overhyped. The only thing more inconsistent than the animation is the storytelling. That said, when the show shifts into high gear and the creators can actually keep up with themselves, it can be almost as wonderful as the hype train makes it sound.

So....it's okay.

I'd say it borders on bad because the show loses momentum so early on, and never seems to quite recover and this isn't even a long series so it's amazing it seems to run out of steam so completely.

But it's very much a show with GREAT standalone episodes and Ryuuko and Senketsu are GREAT central protagonists who honestly deserve a much better show to star in.