Ghost Hound
I've finished Ghost Hound, but I don't think Ghost Hound itself is finished. It leaves so many plot threads hanging (including ones from the last few episodes) that it goes beyond letting the audience piece information together, and instead comes across as though its ending needs an extra episode or two. For one of many examples, the mayor's apparent corruption is built up early, and seems to sync up with other weird goings-on around the town of Suiten. Once the show is over, you can sort of piece together his possible motivations for convincing Dai-Nippon Bio to set up shop there, but in the noticeable rush to finish the final episode, the man himself is almost completely forgotten, and his involvement is ignored. Worse still, any real reason for Dai-Nippon Bio's presence near Suiten, or even its relevance to the rest of the show, is so near-completely forgotten that the lab itself could have been cut to produce an almost identical ending. It isn't extraneous to the rest of the story or its themes, all of which would lose a lot without it, but to the ending itself, it and what it produced might as well not exist.
But anon, you might say, perhaps the show is simply leaving the viewer to draw his own conclusions. I wish that were true, and I love when art does that well. But in light of how abruptly rushed the ending is, I honestly think it is unfinished. I can even describe it without a single spoiler by leaving out its sole spoiler wh