Cartoons with actual finales

Every Transformers animated series has had an ending.

"The Transformers" (aka "Generation 1") ended with adult Spike restoring the dying Cybertron to it's pre-war glory. Although Prime stated that "there will always be Decepticons", the Autobots now fully possess their planet which is restored and vibrant again, wrapping up the plot established in the first episode.

"Beast Wars" ended with the defeat of Megatron, taking him back to Cybertron for trial.

"Beast Machines" ended with the destruction of Megatron and total reformation of Cybertron into a techno-organic world.

"Robots in Disguise" ended with Galvatron's capture.

"Armada", "Energon" and "Cybertron" had endings involving defeating Unicron (though I don't know the details because I haven't watched them yet).

"Transformers: Animated" is slated for another season, though the defeat of Megatron by Omega Supreme would've been a satisfactory closing.
 
Right, because there is no way Kevin failed to graduate because the character was an idiot.

And because the character failed to graduate, obviously the voice actors were bitter enemies. Sure.
 
Season 9 introduced Carter, so he wasn't really needed to begin with.



The last eps were a 2 parter called "King Igthorn", and if I remember them right, they saved Dunwynn, Zummi let the great Gummis know it was unsafe to return after they initially thought it was with Igthorn gone for a year. I'm not sure if that would count.
 
Should've been killed off the show seasons ago. Betcha if the VA that played Kevin died in real life, the VA who played Brittany would rejoice at his passing.If I was Kevin, I'd blow my brains out.
 
Keep in mind that series technically has two different finales, due to Japan splitting off instead of going with the three part finale. Although, you can debate which ending you consider canon, but that's for another topic.

And no, not every transformers animated series has had an ending. Transformers Zone ended up getting canned and only the first episode (out of an unknown amount) was released, leaving it unresolved. The same happened with Transformers: Beast Wars II Neo, which just leaves you on a cliffhanger ending. Both are japanese produced, but are still relevent.
 
You're thinking of two different two-parter episodes, both involving Darkseid. The 1st two-parter "Apokolips... Now!" is the one where Dan dies, and "Legacy", the other two-parter and the show's series finale is the one where Superman goes rogue.
 
American Dragon: Jake Long

Wasn't Hong Kong Long Nights the finale episode? I didn't really follow the series in the right order, sorry about that. But I remember the Black Dragon being defeated and Rose getting her memory back and her and Jake hooking up. Plus his dad finding out their family secret
 
Fiction which was written by money greedy stereotype loving freaks--fiction that have should have never had been written at all. (I still think Kevin's VA must've been miserable at having to do the story) That rates as the worst ending since that of the endings for the Robotech series and Bo Bo Bo Bo Bo Bo Bo.

A pity no one thought of real endings for Underdog, the Jetsons and Flintstones, real endings that put the likes of Slate, Spaceley and Cogswell in their places. The ending for The Beverly Hills Teens was mediocre, and there was no ending at all for the C.O.P.S. Same with THe Real Ghostbusters, and the ending for Bravestarr was yuckers. Likewise for Code Lyoko's which no one saw. Same for Totally Spies (should've killed off Mandy).
 
Honestly, I think it's worth listening to Hellcat's advice. Really, relax a little.

Do you really think Kevin's voice actor gave a rat's patootie about what happened to his character? As long as he was bringing home a paycheck for doing the voice I really doubt he cared if a fictional character wasn't able to graduate high school.
 
Thanks for ruining that for me;) .

Kim Possible had a two-part finale that brought back a minor villain and ended with Kim and Ron Graduating. It was pretty good.
 
Wolf, you're putting alot of faith in your personal opinions. You didn't like the Daria finale, we understand that. But others did it enjoy it which you in turn need to respect. There's nothing to be gained from acting like your opinion on this matter is the absolute truth. Likewise, you're making yourself look bad by suggesting the voice actors for the show were mirroring their characters or engaged in blood feuds with one another. Just enjoy the show for what it was intended for- well crafted escapism :)
 
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