That was very different from the comics. In the original comics, crona is quickly forced by Medusa to act as her spy within the school. Later, Crona is kidnapped by Medusa and brainwashed into forgetting Maka and her friends, once again becoming Medusa's test subject. Crona is eventually ordered to be executed by DWMA for destroying an entire city in Ukraine and killing the death scythe stationed there, after which Crona is coerced by Medusa into killing her as part of the final stage in Medusa's experiment. Having fully awakened the black blood with knowledge of Medusa's plan, Crona departs to the moon to Asura. Once fulfilling that objective, Crona is confronted by Maka and her friends before losing control with Asura taking over Crona's body. Though thought to have been completely assimilated by Asura, Crona remains intact within their subconscious before being found by Maka. By that time, having given thought to past actions while touched by her compassion, Crona thanks Maka for her friendship, jointly expresses the belief that Crona and Maka will meet again one day, and uses the Book of Eibon to access Brew in a plan to seal Asura while being trapped in the process. In the cartoon adaptation, after carrying out Medusa's orders to drive Franken Stein insane, Crona tries to run away from DWMA out of guilt, but is stopped by Maka and persuaded into admitting the betrayal. Crona is expelled and imprisoned within the school as punishment but, with Shinigami's blessing, is allowed to help rescue Stein from Medusa, who had formed a truce with DWMA that forbids anyone from the organization to harm her. Crona battles Medusa together with Maka and Marie Mjolnir, the latter of whom also temporarily leaves DWMA to accompany Crona. Crona is mortally wounded while defending Maka in the battle, but is brought back to full health by the rescued Stein and becomes a full-time DWMA student.
You mean the original ending? I can't say if it's better or worse, but it was likely change to fit the (at least television) target audience (young teenage boys).
@@shacharlem4424 Honestly I'd take the manga ending over the punch of friendship at the end of the anime. The setting was better in the manga and there a lot of cool events missing.
It was possibly changed to what it is now because comics and television rules to young teenage boys are different@@FireStarJutsu. maybe the creator or an important staff member did not like the original ending because of how it may never have them really have maka and crona meet together again so they wanted to give (especially to crona) a better, happier ending.
@@shacharlem4424 Regarding television rules, there are some pretty dark anime that air, so it's not that. Actually I forgot to say the actual reason it changed wasn't because of anything like that. Anime rarely changes except for the reason that changed Soul Eater. The anime was faster than the manga (comic), to the point that they caught up with the manga and they had to either stop or create original episodes. Most of the time they create original episodes and that's what happens.
I never realized it before, but crona's blush is black, and his skin color is closer to grey! Dam. Nice attention to detail
Bruh, the first time we see him in the chaple, he blushes pink when he sees that Maka is staring at him.
HE'S A GUUYYY
Hell naw I'm getting trapped in 2022
@@animatorrex3523 actually not, their gender is canonically unknown
@@animatorrex3523 they’re non-binary
@@juniper1350 Categorizing people into binary and non-binary makes them (inhales)....."BINARY"
That was very different from the comics. In the original comics, crona is quickly forced by Medusa to act as her spy within the school. Later, Crona is kidnapped by Medusa and brainwashed into forgetting Maka and her friends, once again becoming Medusa's test subject. Crona is eventually ordered to be executed by DWMA for destroying an entire city in Ukraine and killing the death scythe stationed there, after which Crona is coerced by Medusa into killing her as part of the final stage in Medusa's experiment. Having fully awakened the black blood with knowledge of Medusa's plan, Crona departs to the moon to Asura. Once fulfilling that objective, Crona is confronted by Maka and her friends before losing control with Asura taking over Crona's body. Though thought to have been completely assimilated by Asura, Crona remains intact within their subconscious before being found by Maka. By that time, having given thought to past actions while touched by her compassion, Crona thanks Maka for her friendship, jointly expresses the belief that Crona and Maka will meet again one day, and uses the Book of Eibon to access Brew in a plan to seal Asura while being trapped in the process. In the cartoon adaptation, after carrying out Medusa's orders to drive Franken Stein insane, Crona tries to run away from DWMA out of guilt, but is stopped by Maka and persuaded into admitting the betrayal. Crona is expelled and imprisoned within the school as punishment but, with Shinigami's blessing, is allowed to help rescue Stein from Medusa, who had formed a truce with DWMA that forbids anyone from the organization to harm her. Crona battles Medusa together with Maka and Marie Mjolnir, the latter of whom also temporarily leaves DWMA to accompany Crona. Crona is mortally wounded while defending Maka in the battle, but is brought back to full health by the rescued Stein and becomes a full-time DWMA student.
Yeah how I wish the manga gets adapted. Sadly I don't think it's that big for that to happen.
You mean the original ending? I can't say if it's better or worse, but it was likely change to fit the (at least television) target audience (young teenage boys).
@@shacharlem4424 Honestly I'd take the manga ending over the punch of friendship at the end of the anime. The setting was better in the manga and there a lot of cool events missing.
It was possibly changed to what it is now because comics and television rules to young teenage boys are different@@FireStarJutsu. maybe the creator or an important staff member did not like the original ending because of how it may never have them really have maka and crona meet together again so they wanted to give (especially to crona) a better, happier ending.
@@shacharlem4424 Regarding television rules, there are some pretty dark anime that air, so it's not that.
Actually I forgot to say the actual reason it changed wasn't because of anything like that. Anime rarely changes except for the reason that changed Soul Eater. The anime was faster than the manga (comic), to the point that they caught up with the manga and they had to either stop or create original episodes. Most of the time they create original episodes and that's what happens.
This is Emotional and Nostalgic…
I remember this Scene the most
from this, It’s kinda cute!
When you identify with Crona.
Here buddy, here T^T
I was boutta roll a joint and now I need a whole blunt :'
Makes sense 😭
Das goofy ahh
😮
They make such a cute couple.
He's lucky it's not Hellsing alucard. Otherwise crona would see that Medusa isn't actually so bad.
What does that have to do with anything
I dunno I just thought about it@@Marie-us2dr .
Crying real tears
1:57
Thank you maka
Crona is cool and awesome 👌😎👏
Why and love crona maka
Same, I ship them more, soul and Maka look more like siblings
@@renatayuuki5705 Heck no Crona and Maka is better because you like to ship difference because you like Soul and maka better
💔
No wonder how I ended up liking scythes I remember its from maka.
Is crona omnigendered.
What does that even mean? I literally got to prompt to "Translate to English"
@@braedenbarr4047 Both female and male.
@@lupinthe3rdrobberyincorporated I don't understand that at all, but if that's what makes you feel comfortable, go for it
@@braedenbarr4047 I don't know what's the word for both female and male.
@@lupinthe3rdrobberyincorporated crona is nonbinary, basically they use they/them pronouns
BROOO TmT
🇲🇽👈🤨👉🇬🇹
crona aren't they gender fluid/nonbinary
not a him
It’s a girl
Oh my god this gender debate💀
@@TheAntagonist-c4ffr💀