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Originally Posted by TF RyuShin

Speaking of Kenzaki, I remembered that Gaim's ending was supposed to be as tragic as Blade's ending. I mean basically Kota and Mai decided to fight the fate itself and went out from the Earth. However, unlike Blade, the whole tragedy that Gaim tried to made wasn't as impactful like Blade. Mainly, it was because of the epilogue and yep, it's one of the element that most of Gaim's haters seem to lash out. You know the epilogue made a suggestion that despite it was so far away from Earth, Kota still could come back at anytime he wants as long as he is needed. Unlike Kenzaki, despite he STILL on Earth but of course he must seclude himself from his friends or even normal people at best. It's just heartbreaking that he is doing this for a single person and that he lives in a lonely life. Basically, the epilogue just gave a good spotlight on Mitchy so anything other than that basically is just too headscratching.

Gaim's ending was suppose to be a tragedy?