Why do we rarely get any kind of closure in anime?

Because they're adverts for manga and light novels which are still ongoing?
How fucking new are you?

>>158128798
Because they maybe get a second season and have to reset things or force new shit.

You can see a clearly example with chuunibyou.

>>158128798
>implying the novel have more closure than the anime

>>158131255
OP's using a loaded example I guess, it's an anime adaptation of an unfinished novel that updates once in a blue moon. Still don't think there's enough for a S2 even.

>>158132316
There are 5 volumes released since 2001, and the anime adapted 4 of them.

>>158133521
the sixth volume just came out recently, and there's the live action, the hope isn't compeletely dead

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>>158135289
>the sixth volume just came out recently
Holy shit anon I didn't even notice

>>158135289
What the fuck, I haven't checked it in ages, it's translated too. Today's a good day.

>>158128798
Didn't you get that anime nowadays is just a mean of advertising other products ?
It's like complaining about how you favorite TV ad doesn't get a sequel
Anime is a sub-par media which purpose is to suck the dicks of manga, light novel and games

>>158135669
>nowadays

>>158128798
Maybe you should stop watching adaptations