What Happened In The End Of The Monster Anime

I'yard sure everyone knows of Monster, specially if yous are a psychological anime fan, but like the bonobo I am, I e'er watch information technology when the hype already died down. Nevertheless Monster is still a classic, and should always be something that you tin recommend to your friends.

Monster is essentially a cat-mouse game. Our protagonist Dr Tenma, a genius/gifted surgeon, decides to relieve a random young boy instead of the mayor, which causes him to lose the top job in the hospital and losing his girlfriend in the process. He has essentially lost everything and laments the ones who scoffs at him in the infirmary. Those individuals are then mysteriously killed and nine years later on, Tenma is eventually promoted to the top chore.

Withal, nothing good ever comes from such mysterious killings, where we eventually encounter our antagonist Johan, who was the boy he saved nine years agone. Every bit a upshot, Tenma is and then prosecuted past the police and Inspector Lunge, a character who I really liked seeing because of his quirkiness. Afterward this, information technology's just Tenma trying to kill Johan with the aid of Johan's twin sister, Nina.

What is a Monster?

What this series excels at is how we tin can attribute whatever of these characters as "monsters". After all, the labels "monsters" and "heros" are just social constructs, and everyone'due south definition of them are non the aforementioned. For me, the well-nigh interesting aspect is labelling who are the monsters in this series - the obvious ones are the people responsible for creating "monsters" in Kinderheim 511. I think it'southward safe to dominion out the other characters other than Johan and his female parent. Those ii are interesting to debate most because information technology all depends on perspectives. Permit'southward analyse Johan and Nina's mother. From Johan's perspective, his female parent was a monster, because she casted abroad Nina to Kinderheim 511, even the mother apparently wanted to cast away Johan. This is all seen in a "dream" by Dr Tenma near the end of the story.

Now allow'south talk nearly Johan. At first glance, information technology'due south easy to attribute him every bit a monster. He ticks all the criteria - he murders innocent people amid evil people, no regards for others, etc. Simply was he always a monster? Of course not. Still, even though he has washed atrocious things, his main goal is to impale the people responsible for Kinderheim 511, the ones who subjected him to cruel experimentation. Is that a "monstrous act"? There's no clear cut answer because any respond is a plausible reasoning for what he does. One tin can contend that he is "executing justice" for himself, his sister and the other kids, whilst one can also argue that killing the criminal in cold blood makes y'all just as bad as the criminal.

The Ending

The ending of Monster is an open-ended scene where we see the bed of Johan empty, and I feel that the author purposely did that because all the possible explanations of what happened are all plausible. From what I have gathered online, I saw three possible explanations for what happened in the ending. The first is that Johan is dead, and that Dr Tenma couldn't salve him over again, and this makes sense because he was shot in the head. The second is that Johan was arrested to atone for his crimes. A very plausible explanation of what happened if he was saved by Dr Tenma. The third caption is that Johan escaped once again, and is dorsum to killing since in that location is definitely some survivors who were responsible for Kinderheim 511 (only the big names were dead). All of these are equally plausible and there'south no correct or incorrect.

Overall, Monster allows usa to be the "jury" and determine who are the monsters in the anime, and that'southward makes this anime enjoyable and interesting to watch. It makes us recall and allows us to argue virtually our decisions. It is blatantly obvious why Monster is a classic, and whilst information technology is a "mature anime", I experience that information technology is still suitable for teenagers to lookout it since they are at that historic period where they start to have judgements. Equally CJ Roberts would say:

"monsters aren't born, they're made.."

Overall Score: 9.five/x

Story: x/10

Characters: ten/10

Art: 8/10

Sound: 8/ten

Enjoyment: 10/10

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