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Akame ga Kill manga has ended. Is there any meaningful difference between ending Akame ga Kill anime version with manga? Here is the list!

His name also discusses ending, ending comparison articles Akame ga Kill anime version and this manga certainly contains spoilers. So watch out for readers who do not want to get leaked.

1* The fate of Tatsumi

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The title of this manga may be Akame ga Kill, but no doubt if Tatsumi feels more like the main character. Hence the most interesting difference centered on this one character.

In the ending Akame ga Kill anime version, Tatsumi dies in episode 23 to protect the commoners. In the manga version he is still alive to the last page, even told him - finally - back to his village. But his body transformed permanently into dragon form.

2* Fate of Mine

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In the anime, Mine died in episode 21. The situation that made her lose her life only resulted in her coma in the manga. Tatsumi is convinced that one day Mine will wake up and turn out to be right.

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After all the suffering they experienced, Mine and Tatsumi got the end of happy life forever. Indeed Tatsumi is trapped as a permanent dragon, but explained he can still live quietly with Mine. They even have children.

3* The fate of Kurome

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Kurome the Akame sister died in episode 22. But manga readers would have known first if the situation that caused Kurome's death in the anime could end without bloodshed in the manga.

Ending Akame ga Kill manga version shows Kurome live up to the end of the story. He is now haunted by his sins killing many victims first. Even so, the story remains positive. Accompanied faithfully by Wave, Kurome is said to have a good ending too.

4* Honest Fate

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Tatsumi, Mine, and Kurome are dead characters in the anime but live up to ending Akame ga Kill manga. Is PM Honest too? Fortunately not.

Prime Minister Honest is a simple character. Rather than a solid character, he is a flat character created by author only to be hated by readers and viewers. Unmitigated, almost all the great sins of humanity are crammed into one of these vile characters.

So, what's the difference between the fate of Honest in the anime with in the manga?

In the anime, Honest killed Leone. In the manga, Honest both caused Leone to be mortally wounded but his death was different. Honest is thrown into a crowd of rebel soldiers, where they take turns mutilating this sad figure. It took a long time for Honest to die.

5* Nuances Epilogue

Overall, ending Akame ga Kill manga and anime versions actually have many of the same elements. Although the animenya graduated first, it seems the studio behind this title has been much to communicate with Takahiro as the script writer manga.

In the end the manga and anime covers are actually both show Akame go alone. But there is a very noticeable difference of nuance between the manga and anime versions.

In the anime version, the audience was first shown the death of Tatsumi, Leone, Mine, Kurome, and many other names. Akame's departure can also be considered a shadowy cover of a dark story.

In the manga, before Akame goes readers are shown various fun and moving moments. The characters are also more successful to survive to the end. So overall the cover of the manga version feels brighter and more optimistic.

That's the ending difference list Akame ga Kill anime with manga. Did you find any other significant differences that have not been added to this list? If so, you can submit it in the comments field.

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