First the manga has almost the same story until like 50 chapters and then it takes a major change from the anime. Meanwhile, Hachi and the original Nana locate the facility where the discarded Parasites are being held, including Naomi. They continued to say that being reincarnated doesn't mean they're the same people, which prompts the question: Will they finally get a chance at their happy ending?

In the anime, his recollections of Nana’s past have a minimum role but it motivates him to protect the children and admits he doesn’t think it’s wrong to watch them live and prosper. While I miss hearing Zero Two saying "darling" and hearing "Kiss of Death" every episode, the manga's improved story definitely makes up for it. These kids were bred exclusively to drive FranXX and, as a result, know nothing about the world outside the Plantations, using their skills solely to protect humanity. The former squad reunites during their children's school entrance ceremony and remember Hiro and Zero Two.

In the anime, after the partner shuffle, Genista and Chlorophytum attack the k laxosaur simultaneously.

In the anime, Zorome meets the Old Woman and she tells him how the adults live by receiving emotions from machines, and he talks to her about Miku’s pros and cons. One is the child/teenager soldier aspect which is not that new, but the female-male pair with the teenager aspect rejuvinated the setting. In the anime, Hiro apologizes to Mitsuru for forgetting their promise when they are alone; in the manga, Hiro apologizes to Mitsuru while he tells the squad about his past with Zero Two. As for the lead characters, the models we tend to shape ourselves after (Plato talked of this as well), The male is effeminate while the female is masculine.Once back at the base, the others contact Goro who affirms that he has a plan to take down the creature himself, while the other pilots are informed that despite Goro's situation, they will fire on the Klaxosaur should it approach the Plantation. In the anime, Futoshi asked Kokoro to promise to be his partner forever, which she reluctantly did shortly before the partner shuffle.

Although some changes can be justified because their are sometimes a dozen chapters without any fight and just introspection and character building, which wouldn't translate well in anime format for some viewers.

Also had a lot of potential for great development and interesting background reveals, however nothing of this sort happened except for the two main characters. The scene of Ichigo slapping Zero Two is shown at a lake before Goro finds Hiro’s tumor in the anime.

On the other hand, when a good show has a less-than-great ending, it can almost ruin the entire experience. Led by the Nines, the human forces appear to be defeating the Klaxosaurs until a gigantic, Super-Lehmann class Klaxosaur emerges and completely destroys Plantation 26. The story follows a squad of ten pilots, particularly focusing on the partnership between Hiro, a former prodigy, and Zero Two, a hybrid human and elite pilot who aspires to become entirely human. This manga has lots of potential to fix the bad reputation the anime had in the end, and as of right now, it's very enjoyable to read whether or not you've seen the anime. spoilers] The manga is for the people who wanted a sweet ending with zero two and Hiro both alive and staying together.Squad 13 guards one of the facilities for the top-secret S-Planning, when Mitsuru collapses in the mid of battle. Hiro meets Zero Two the next morning, and despite her warning that this would be his third ride with her, which may result in his death, Hiro reaffirms his desire to ride with her. After discovering human immortality, much of mankind opted to become immortal despite the side effect of losing their reproductive functions.