Reader’s Question:
Do you think the story of Zeke Axes can be wrapped up in just one more episode? Or will there be a sequel?
Can Zeke Axes Wrap Up in One Episode?
So, I was scrolling through some comments about Zeke Axes, and I stumbled upon a pretty interesting discussion. One
user pointed out that, honestly, wrapping up Zeke’s story in just one more episode seems a bit dicey. I mean, can you believe they’ve brought in Amuro Ray? That’s like tossing in all your best cards in a game, right? It got me thinking about how sometimes, when a show pushes all its chips to the center of the table, you just know there’s not much left to explore. It’s kind of like that time I tried to save a few bucks by making my own snacks for a movie night. I ended up overdoing it and had way too many popcorn kernels and nachos left over. I was so excited to share them but ended up with a giant bowl of regret instead. Just like how I feel about Zeke Axes—there’s excitement but also this looming sense that things might wrap up too quickly, leaving us craving more. The commenter mentioned that if episode 11 had been the finale, it would’ve had the impact of a movie sequel. That’s a bold statement! I can totally relate to that feeling of anticipation, where you think you’re at the peak of the rollercoaster, only to realize there’s still one more loop to go. It’s like getting hyped for the climax of a story, only to find out you’ve got just one more episode to squeeze everything in. And then there’s the possibility of an OVA for side characters like Machu and Nyan. That got me thinking about how side stories can sometimes add more depth and flavor. Remember that time a friend of mine brought up a hilarious backstory about a character in a game we played, which ended up being more entertaining than the main plot? Those little side tales can be gems! As for a sequel, I get the feeling that they might just leave it as is. Sometimes, it’s nice to have that mystery lingering, like the last piece of chocolate cake left uneaten. You want to savor it, but you also fear it might not taste as good as you remember. What do you all think? Have you ever been in a situation where a story wrapped up too quickly for your liking? Or maybe you’ve had a snack disaster like mine? I’d love to hear your tales in the comments!
