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At the end of the series, one of the characters said "I will be back," then
the credits started. Was that just a cool way to end the show or was that
saying that there might/will be another season?


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What does "I will be back" mean in Shingeki no Bahamut?


There is no green-lit at the moment for a sequel of Shingeki no Bahamut:
Genesis. It's based on a card battle game for iOS and Android, so there's an
endless stretch of coverage to adapt here.

The best we could assume is that it's "prophetic" for anything Shingeki no
Bahamut-related since it is peculiar enough there are no _explicit_ green-lit
announcements yet. Anime usually do make the green-lit announcement after the
series ended with a hint for a sequel. I take it they meant for something
coming, but that's the best everyone (I've searched around) can count on. It
could be a sequel, a spin-off (since it's wrapped up), movie, or OVA.

I'm confident, however, that in no way would they be making a senseless "I'll
be back" hint without actually following up anything. Not once, in the
hundreds of anime I've watched, would that happen. They could, however,
announce a termination of whatever project they originally intended to
continue the Bahamut hype.


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My best guess is this is a tool used by the animators to ensure a connection
whether (or not) they'd still get a second season. I see this in many series,
they almost always put a cliffhanger or at least a promise of a next season
just in case the show becomes successful enough to earn its season 2. fingers
crossed for Shingeki no Bahamut: Season 2.


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