The 1985 Area 88 OVA ends with Shin about to engage against the mercenary planes that have already annihilated the rest of the Area 88 pilots. What actually happened is highly debated in the fandom. 
They always survive whatever's thrown at them, but by this point they're badly beat up, sick of fighting, resigning.and then the screen goes blank and two shots are heard.
The anime Noir ends with Action Girl Mirelle and Emotionless Girl Kirika renouncing Noir and the Soldats and literally just walking away. The manga on the other hand quite clearly shows her melting while fending off multiple battleships with her vectors. Though after sitting through the ending theme, one comes across the real ending, which shows a shadow that looks like Lucy/Nyu, arriving at the inn gate some time after the shoot-out.so chances are it was just a Disney Death. 
Elfen Lied (well, sort of): after Lucy is shot by an entire squad of badass soldiers, one of her horns can be seen flying up into the air. The end result of this conflict is not seen, but it's more optimistic than the Devilman series' usual blatant Downer Endings. Devilman Lady: The manga ends with Akira and Ryou remembering their former lives and teaming up to prevent God and his angels from destroying the world. The Trope Namer, for example, doesn't show the viewer the outcome of the two main characters confronting the Bolivian Army, but it is framed in such a way that the audience is left in little doubt what it will be regardless. The Bolivian Army Ending, however, is an intentional ending, and needs to work satisfactorily as such while the exact details of what happened might be slightly ambiguous, it is often heavily implied what the outcome will be, and either way the audience is left under no illusions that the character's story is now over. An unresolved cliffhanger, therefore, is an unintentionally suspenseful ending the producers intended for the cliffhanger to be resolved, but outside events prevented this. A cliffhanger is designed to create suspense and maintain the audience's attention so that they come back to continue the story. Arguably scarier is an Offscreen Inertia ending.Īs some shows / films have ended on an unresolved Cliffhanger, it's worth noting the difference between the two. When the camera cuts to a different scene unrelated to the battle right before the work ends, this overlaps with Charge-into-Combat Cut. Can be considered a variation of a Downer Ending, although it's ambiguous enough to give the viewer/reader some hope.
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