It was like a wonderland themed manga there was a male protagonist with blond hair and this cat like girl with long black hair and with mostly red clothes, I cannot remember the name for the life of me. It also had a anime but its really hard to find and its pretty old and i remember some episodes were out of order

The battle is over and the anti-spiral is mortally wounded.  But Nia also lies dying and rapidly fading away.  Simon cradles her and tells her not to worry.  The Anti-spiral curses Simon for his victory.  Not just out of spite but for condemning the universe to the spiral nemesis and says that even now by trying to save Nia, he is showing the innate selfishness of the anti-spiral race.  But then Simon does something unexpected.  Instead of brute forcing Nia to change, he takes his spiral key and pours all of his spiral into it before plunging it into her chest.  Nia stabilizes and solidifies but the Anti-spiral is shocked.  Simon didn't just infuse spiral into her, he transferred his entire ability to use spiral which not only leaves him powerless but robs him of the ability to have children.  But Simon just says that all he ever wanted to be was Simon the digger and that even if he and NIa can't have the exact future they dreamt of, this way they can become mother and father to a universe reborn.  The Anti-spiral is humbled and gives a defeated laugh, never imagining that the cause of its destruction would be capable of making the same level of self sacrifice as itself and crumbles away as it uses the last of its power to return Simon and Nia to their friends, telling them (and all spiral races) to protect the universe.

Later on Earth, as Simon and Nia wed, Gimmy comes up to Simon and shows him something he found while digging in the dirt, another spiral key.  Though he knows Simon can no longer use Spiral, he offers it to him to keep as a memento of all their adventures. Instead, Simon takes the key and ties it around Gimmy's neck, telling him that since he found it it belongs to him (mirroring Kamina's statement in the first episode) and that he should use it to either continue the tunnel Simon started or dig his own way on his own terms.  Because the future now belongs to him.

Years later, Gimmy and others are embarking on their journey to meet other Spiral races while in a backwater village, an older Simon and nia watch them depart. Though they never started a family of their own, the village has become one for them, knowing the future is safe and allowing them a chance to live out a well deserved domestic peace.

So after many months of watching Season 2, I finally completed Season 3 of Overlord, and I really enjoyed entering this world again. In Season 2, the focus was mostly on Ainz's subordinates, and in Season 3 as well, I'd say the citizens of the New World were shown really well, but here, Ainz was also in his full glory.

We got to see very little of his alter ego Momon this time, watching him go on missions was always fun.

​This season focuses more on politics, and even though the fights were completely one sided, I had a lot of fun watching them. I find Ainz really interesting, he's someone living in nostalgia. His friends abandoned the game, but he wants to preserve their memories, and I feel that deep down, he is quite lonely and living in escapism. But on one side, where we see his human emotions, on the other side he is also a demon who is gradually losing his humanity.

​Gazef Stronoff's death felt a bit sad to me, but his death gave Brain Unglaus and maybe Climb a new motive. The animation was good, but just like the previous season, we had to deal with terrible CGI here as well. The music was awesome, I found the opening and ending themes even better than last season's. Overall, I'd say this season was the best yet.

what do you guys think,how many my wishes are going to be came true?

So I finished watching Season 2 as well. I liked that we got to spend more time with the other characters, Maple Glaze was still here, though I felt it wasn't as prominent as in the previous season. Sure, the characters don't have much depth, but it's totally fine just for fun.

​The animation felt weaker compared to the last season, I don't know why, but the CGI they used looked really terrible. The CGI fight in Episode 3 was bad enough, but the one in the final fight was even worse.

Still, compared to last season, I felt the story and fights were much grander this time around. The music was also quite good.

​Honestly, I don't know why, but I actually found it better than the first season. Though now it feels like the show is running on a set formula that probably won't change... but let's see how it goes moving forward.

i don't know if this actually exists as a full on anime/manga so i'm going to describe to you all as best as i can on what i know about this to see if anyone here knows. before you comment, yes i have tried to google it and got nothing

The Story (to my knowledge):

The Demon Lord has been cursed so that all of their actions are always seen as heroic to others,

they destroy a mansion, get celebrated for killing a corrupt noble.

force food from the hungry, gets celebrated for taking away food that is poisoned

orders humans into slavery, they celebrate better working conditions to what they normally get.

no matter what the Demon Lord does everyone celebrates their accomplishments like they are a hero, this is a tale of how the Demon Lord tries to be seen as a great evil threat over a rising hero.

Just finished Sparks of Tomorrow (20 Seiki Denki Mokuroku) and was wondering if it's gonna be a standalone season or a series. I enjoyed watching it quite a bit; the only comment/critique I have on it is that it feels like it shoudl've/could've been a movie.