Is the Toradora anime finished?

Is the Toradora anime finished?

does the toradora anime on netflix right now end abruptly? ... That's all there is to Toradora. The original novels pretty much end right there, too. The manga adaptation of the novels is still ongoing and won't be done for at least 3 years at the its current pace (but might have a little more after story).

Will there be a Toradora season 2?

Currently, Netflix hasn't renewed this anime series for its second season. If the fans will create the pressure then we might see it coming. Until then there is no season 2 of Toradora.

What chapter does Toradora end on?

This is the Epilogue from Chapter 10 of the Toradora! Light Novel series.

Does Taiga ever come back?

They all go home, but Taiga, after listening to her mother's exasperated voicemails, decides to go back to her because she does not want to run away from her problems. ... Over a year later during their high school graduation ceremony, Taiga comes back and Ryuuji finds her in a locker in the classroom.

Is there going to be more volumes of Toradora?

• There's currently no Japanese release date I can find from ASCII Media Works regarding Toradora Manga #10. Given the pace of the manga there will likely be 3 more volumes filling the series to the end of the novels. 2 volumes would be a stretch if it's to do the series any justice.

Who is the creator of the manga Toradora?

• Toradora! is a Japanese manga series written by Yuyuko Takemiya and illustrated by Zekkyo, based on the light novel series of the same name. It was serialized in MediaWorks’ shonen manga magazine Dengeki Comic Gao!, but since May 2008 it is serialized in ASCII Media Works’ manga magazine Dengeki Daioh.

What happens at the end of Toradora series?

• She's lost for a couple of hours and eventually Ryuuji goes out into the dark to look for her. She's found unconscious and bleeding. There's not a lot of blood, but it is notable, and Taiga is fine. Toradora! (TV Series)

Is there going to be a sequel to Toradora?

• There is still hope for a surprise, though! Immediately following the completion of Toradora in 2009, Takemiya started work writing a new light novel series Golden Time (2010-2014) and also wrote the story for manga Evergreen (2011-2015). Thereafter, she wrote a few standalone novels. 2016 up until late 2018.