Like Soul EaterВ and Fullmetal Alchemist, Erased'sВ anime was happening while the manga was in publication, so by the time the anime needed to end, the manga's conclusion was unknown.В The animeВ had to create its own conclusion, which can work well for thoseВ who haven't read manga, especially since it still gives Satoru a happy ending andВ addressesВ theВ complex relationship he hasВ with Yashiro in a short amount of time. The ending takes a lot of liberties, but it's understandable why. The manga's approachВ highlights the heroic side of Satoru and theВ scheming side ofВ Yashiro more so than the anime. The anime, on the other hand, reveals that Kumi's life is actually in danger in the midst of the final confrontation. Plus,В how Yashiro uses Kumi differs greatly.В In the manga, Satoru believes for several chapters that Kumi's life isВ at stake, and he works hard to prevent that. In short, the manga's end shows how clever these two are, while the anime does more telling. It also extends the confrontation itself, giving audiences one more cat and mouse game between Satoru and Yashiro. This allows the manga to focus more on Satoru's rehabilitation, makes the return of his memories more organic and sets up some of the keyВ variables for the final confrontation. RELATED: My Hero Academia Season 5 Solidifies Its Legacy Characters Meanwhile, the manga is 44 chapters, and Saturo's return to the present starts in Chapter 33, with Yashiro notВ coming back until Chapter 37. The adaptation only had 12 episodes, dedicating two to Satoru's return and his final confrontation with Yashiro. While in both versions theВ beatsВ areВ the same, withВ Yashiro being brought to justice, the key deaths being prevented andВ Satoru living a more fulfilled life, the anime rushed its ending. Why Is Erased's Anime Ending Controversial? Prepared to kill himself as well,В Yashiro discovers Satoru organized this whole thing.В Satoru survives ,В Yashiro's arrested, and Kumi is rescued,В thus ending Yashiro's game. He also plans to push Satoru off the roofВ so people thinkВ heВ killedВ himselfВ however, Satoru pieces together thatВ Yashiro has yet to kill him because he needs him in his life, whichВ Yashiro confirmsВ before letting him fall. Yashiro demands to know how Satoru knew his future, and he tells Satoru that he sabotagedВ Kumi's operation so it'd look like Satoru killed her. The audience also learns heВ toldВ Kenya and Hiromi the killerВ is Yashiro.

He also directly addresses Satoru, as opposed to watching from afar.В Later,В Yashiro takes Satoru up to the roof, and Satoru reveals he remembers everything. In the anime, Yashiro and Satoru'sВ confrontation is restricted to the hospital.В AfterВ progressing with his physicalВ therapy, some paparazzi try to take photos of Satoru, butВ Yashiro destroys the footage.

RELATED: Manga Horror Icon Junji Ito Reacts to the Internet's Scariest Monsters How Erased's Anime Adaptation Ends He intends to die with Satoru, but Satoru jumps off the bridge with him, sending them plummeting into the lake, where Kenya, Sawada, Sachiko and Kumi await. After SatoruВ tells Yashiro how he's been ahead ofВ him, his former teacher lights the bridge on fire. For several chapters, Yashiro and Satoru set each other up until their final confrontationВ on a bridge,В and it's revealed Yashiro had no plans to murder Kumi, simply wanting to draw out SatoruВ to kill him. Thankfully Satoru, Kenya, Sawada and Sachiko devise a plan to keep Kumi safe while they are on a camping trip.

It's around then that Yashiro comes back into the picture with a plot to 'kill' Kumi and frame Satoru. His memories aboutВ Yashiro - the killer - and his life before the manga's main events are also locked away until he reunites with Airi.

Waking up from a fifteen year coma, SatoruВ goes through physical therapy, where he meets a young cancer patient, Kumi.

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