How can one determine if a manga has a good ending?

Maybe when Aerrow saves Piper from a dangerous situation and then they kiss. It shows not only their romantic feelings but also how much they care for each other's safety. It's a kiss full of relief and new - found closeness.

One idea could be that Peter uses his spider - abilities to help on the farm. For example, he can use his super strength to lift heavy farming equipment or his agility to quickly harvest crops. Maybe he becomes a farmer to get away from the chaos of the city and superhero life for a while, finding peace in the simple life of farming.

Well, it could mean she has an emotional attachment to the corduroy item, perhaps it's a favorite piece of clothing like a corduroy jacket that has given her comfort. Maybe it was a gift from someone special, so when she hugs it, she's reminiscing about that person or the memories associated with it.

The crossover where Wolverine teams up with Han Solo. They go on a smuggling run together and Wolverine's no - nonsense attitude clashes and then meshes with Han's roguish charm. It's a fun read as they get into all sorts of scrapes and have to fight their way out using both Wolverine's mutant abilities and Han's blaster skills.

I'm not sure, but usually there would be a protagonist, perhaps a brave adventurer or a curious explorer. There might also be some sidekicks or characters that the protagonist meets during their journey through the woods.

The themes include the search for identity. For example, the Scarecrow wants a brain, the Tin Woodman a heart, and the Cowardly Lion courage, which are all aspects of self - discovery. Friendship is key as well. They rely on each other's strengths. And the concept of home is central. Dorothy's longing for Kansas drives the story forward and makes us realize how much our home means to us.

One highlight is their championship wins. It's a huge accomplishment for the team.

Perhaps in the fanfiction, Harry is kidnapped by a powerful magical creature that has a vendetta against wizards. When it grabs Harry, his glasses are knocked off. The creature takes him to its underground den. Harry, without his glasses, is at a great disadvantage as he can't see well. But he remembers the magic within him. He tries to communicate with the creature using Parseltongue (if it's a snake - like creature). He hopes to either convince it to let him go or at least find his glasses so he can better defend himself and find a way back to Hogwarts.

Well, often in fanfiction, the presence of Harry Potter, Elia Martell, and 'lemon' (which can be a code for a more steamy or romantic subplot) might be part of a complex plot device. It could be that Elia Martell's story is being retold in a way that involves Harry Potter, and the 'lemon' aspect could be used to add a layer of emotional or physical intimacy between newly - created relationships. For instance, if a fanfic writer wants to explore how the magical worlds of Westeros (where Elia Martell is from) and the wizarding world of Harry Potter could interact, the 'lemon' might be a way to show a deep connection between characters that cross over from these two universes.

Dorothy is the most important character. She is a young girl from Kansas who gets transported to Oz. Then there are the Scarecrow, who wants a brain. The Tin Woodman, who desires a heart, and the Cowardly Lion, who is seeking courage. Also, the Wizard of Oz himself is an important figure as everyone is seeking his help.