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WEP's ending felt like you were watching a Championship football game but right as the quarterback is about to make the game winning touchdown he just just stops, drops the ball and flips off the crowd. I've never encountered an anime whose ending actually made me angry.
The ending of Wonder Egg Priority deliberately leaves some questions unanswered, allowing room for interpretation and discussion. It encourages viewers to reflect on the themes explored throughout the series and form their own conclusions.
SPOILER END. Episode 10 and 11 are two of the most well recieved episodes in the entire show, and episode 11 is praised for how horrifying it is as well as introducing such an interesting villain. The problem is how ever... the show only has twelve episodes.
The final episode also has a lot of plot-related issues, including changing Koito to a terrible person and turning Koito's death into an accident. Kotobuki coming over from another world is also unnecessary, and Ai's decision to head back to the dream world in the end also feels forced.
Blu-ray & DVD. Volume 1; Volume 2; Volume 3; LINE Themes & Stickers
Wonder Egg Priority (Japanese: ワンダーエッグ・プライオリティ, Hepburn: Wandā Eggu Puraioriti), often stylized as WONDER EGG PRiORiTY, is a Japanese anime television series created and written by Shinji Nojima, and directed by Shin Wakabayashi.
Wonder Egg Priority Special Edition Images. My Priority (私のプライオリティ, Watashi no Puraioriti?) is the continuation of Episode 12 and the conclusion of the Wonder Egg Priority anime series. The first half of the special is a recap of the previous episodes.
