<p>I might not have liked not seeing as much action in Crowds like other Gatchaman series, but I did find Hajime to be quite enjoyable: no regrets, no worries, happy-go-lucky, and knows how to deal with situations that people would normally panic about. </p>

<p>I thought she was a terrible character, she hogged the spotlight and was super perfect with no flaws. </p><p>This series had promise but ended in a trainwreck, I still get angry thinking about the ending, What was the point of having superheroes in the story if the message is "be your own hero". </p><p>It is a big middle finger to the fans of the franchise and caped and costumed fans abroad by saying that superheroes should not exist in the Digital Age. </p><p>
And don't even get me started on what they did to Berg Katze. A SCARF? You have a murderer responsible for the mass genocide of multiple planets and instead of giving him his death sentence after a trial YOU TURN HIM INTO A SCARF. </p><p>This is not Long from <i>Gekiranger</i>, Berg is not an immortal god that is invincible and has to be sealed away because nothing can destroy him. I saw him bleed, so in theory he can die. </p>

<p>They didn't turn him into a scarf. That scarf is just a normal school uniform, the color is different in each grade. But someone said Hajime may put Katze's note into herself in the same place where her note came out so he wouldn't be killed. </p>

<p>That only raises more questions.... How did it happen?  Who did it?  Why? </p><p>What was the point of it all if it has nothing to do with superheroes? </p><p>If you say facebook and the power of social media...then why did they bother to slap the Gatchaman name on it if Superheroes are just wall decor for the main plot? </p>

<p>For those questions, here are a few theories: </p><p>He/she was probably sealed inside Hajime by J.J. since Katse was too dangerous to let loose on the world and others. For Katse this was worse than death since he hates everything other than misfortune while Hajime stays positive in everything. </p><p>I can't really say much about the plot plan but this was aimed at a modern audience to reintroduce a popular yet decade's old series while using elements from modern pop culture like social media. If you ask me this was more about promoting Gatchaman rather than reintroducing it, which can cause fans of the show to get an interest and look back on its source of material. Especially since the live-action Gatchaman film opened a month after the show premiered. </p><p>But again, these are just theories. </p>

<p>Supposedly the Blu-Ray in January will contain the "full ending". It's said that the last two episodes were chopped up/re-arranged for broadcast due to timing issues and Tatsunoko not being able to meet deadlines with the animation. Yeah, it stinks. Hopefully the full ending will explain a few matters or kind of make things a little better? O.D.'s fate was left unclear as it is too, and Utsu-tsu and Joe kind of vanished off. </p>