I juust finished watching charlotte and im really sad they didnt

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>being emotionally invested in Charlotte
Jun Maeda could write an anime about shit eating competitions where the main girl gets an illness from it and dies and you'd still praise it as an emotional masterpiece.

>>26240
>he says after posting a Nepu picture, a game series whose only good game is mkII

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>>26242
I haven't even played or watched any Neptunia shit.

>>26240
I get emotionaly invested in most animes i watch even the ones you wouldnt expect as long as there is a romantic couple that doesnt make the ending seem whole.
I mean come on, why cant it be like itazura na kiss or sakura trick and i dont mean the part where they kiss, but the part where they actually form a couple instead of just saying they are and exchanging i love yous before the screen rolls.
Guess i will never be able to complete this emptyness in me...

>>26244
>I mean come on, why cant it be like itazura na kiss or sakura trick and i dont mean the part where they kiss, but the part where they actually form a couple

This doesn't apply to Charlotte, but in most cases it goes like this:

Read the manga
Read the LN
Read the VN

Most anime (plural for anime is anime by the way) is just commercial for their source material. Nothing more, nothing less.

And don't expect an original series to have a romantic ending unless it's an actual romance. They're too beta for that over there. Jap nerds go nuts if their pure 2D waifu was soiled by some shit MC.

>>26246
Will i be fine without the manga in most cases?

>>26249
Depends, really.

For a show like Nisekoi? No.
For a show like Sakura Trick? Yeah, you can skip the manga.