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Doraemon: Occurs in "A World Without Sound".

It's not really clear whether Jeremy and Ian become a couple, or where their relationship will go from there. Kaori Yuuki said she felt this ending was perfect for the series, as it went well with the overall feeling and leaving this mystery open. It's not made clear if Cain was dead or simply chose to remain with his dead servant. Cleahadol himself mentions that he isn't sure if he really did hear Cain talk or it was his ability as a medium letting him speak to Cain's spirit, but he was told to leave the ring with Merryweather eventually. Cain has his eyes closed, but no blood on him. He finds the skeletal remains of Riff with glass shards in his back, draped around Cain. It turns out that Cleahadol was the one to leave the ring there, and flashes back to what seems to be moments after the series' climax.

Count Cain: A grown-up Merryweather sees the Hargreaves ring next to a teacup and thinks Cain kept his promise of having tea with her.

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This is further supported by Nunnally receiving visions of Lelouch's memories upon touching him after his assassination, encouraging the theory that Lelouch absorbed his father's Code during his final confrontation with him, becoming immortal upon getting impaled rather than dying. is being pulled along in a wagon driven by a man with hidden features, during which time she talks about how she was wrong about the isolating nature of Geass, addressing Lelouch as though he may be alive. This is all well and good, until at the very end C.C. In the finale of the second season of Code Geass, Lelouch is apparently killed by his friend, Suzaku, dressed in the infamous Zero outfit, after having planned to make the world hate him, so as to unite in peace after his assassination.

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The series director, Shinichirō Watanabe, purposefully keeps the ambiguous tone in interviews, saying that Spike was "probably just sleeping." One of the most classic examples is the ending of Cowboy Bebop, where after his final fight with Vicious, Spike limps down the stairs to find an armed guard surrounding him, only to raise his hand in a gun shape and say "Bang," before collapsing.

Captain Earth: Do Daichi and Hana survive the destruction of the Blume, or do they die?.

In Baccano! the old man and granddaughter decide the story is better off with no ending, so the audience can imagine what happens next.