It was not clear whether the ending of the novel and the anime was different, but the storyline and character settings of the novel and the anime were different.
Strictly speaking, writing a novel based on an anime wasn't considered original. Because the storyline and characters in anime were usually authorized or adapted by the original author, all the plots and characters in the novel were influenced and inspired by anime. Although novels could draw reference from the storyline and characters in anime, if one wanted to use it as a source of inspiration for their own creation, they had to ensure that the plot and characters in the novel were different from those in anime and that they could show their own unique imagination and creativity. Therefore, although the plot and characters in the novel may be influenced by the anime, as long as they can show their own unique creativity, they can be called original novels.
The original author of a novel that was adapted into an anime would usually not directly admit or deny the value of the adapted anime. This was because the copyright law allowed the original author to have the copyright protection of the work, and the adaptation required the authorization of the original author. However, the original author may feel a certain degree of recognition or gratitude for the adapted work because they may gain some financial benefits or reputation from the adaptation. Therefore, in some cases, the original author might express his recognition and support for the adapted work in public, such as thanking the editor for his work at an anime exhibition. Whether the original author of the novel that was adapted into an anime admitted or denied the value of the adapted anime depended on the specific situation.
The anime K(or K-ON) was a manga created by the creator of the Japanese light novel "Forbidden Magic Book Catalog" and "Science Super Electromagnetic Gun". It was not an adaptation or original of the light novel.
The comic-ending novel referred to those works that were adapted from comics. These novels usually echo the ending of the anime and are usually published after the anime is completed. This type of novel was often referred to as " anime ending novel " or " anime peripheral novel." The inspiration for this kind of novel came from anime works, which were usually adapted from anime works. The content of the novel usually included the plot and characters in the anime and may add new storyline and characters. Some of the novels that ended the animation would also involve the world view and setting of the animation to bring a new experience to the readers. There were many types of comic-ending novels. They could be novels, novellas, or short stories. They could also be science fiction, fantasy, romance, and other different types. The readers could choose to read according to their preferences.
The anime was usually produced by the original author, but sometimes it was produced by other organizations or companies. In the animation industry, the production company would usually work with the original author to ensure the quality and effect of the work. In addition, sometimes comics may be adapted or remade to suit different audiences and markets.
The accelerated world was an anime that had a corresponding theme. As for the number of episodes of the anime, it might vary according to the different versions and production companies, but there were usually 24 episodes. The novels and anime works in the accelerated world were both created by Liu Cixin, but the storyline and character settings were different. It was a subjective question whether a novel or an anime was better. Everyone's opinion might be different. Some people might prefer the worldview and philosophical thinking in novels, while others might prefer the more visual performance in anime. Both novels and anime had their own strengths and weaknesses that couldn't be directly compared. The ending of a novel and an anime was also different. The ending of a novel would only be determined after it was published, while an anime would be updated according to the progress of the manga.
The original author of an anime might not have drawn the script of this anime. Although the original anime was created by the original author, the book that drew the anime did not necessarily require the original author's authorization. In some cases, the animation illustrations or manga were drawn by other artists rather than the original author. In this case, the original author may not be able to directly participate in or control the way the work is presented. Of course, this also depended on the specific situation of the work. In some cases, the original author may make some instructions or restrictions on the way the work is presented to ensure the quality of the work or to conform to the brand image. But generally speaking, the original author of an anime might not draw the script of this anime.
The original works usually referred to novels or comics, not animations. Although some animations were adapted from novels or comics, most of the time, the animation was just an adaptation of the original storyline, character settings, etc. The original work itself was still an independent literary work. As for whether or not the anime would act out the content of the original work, it depended on the choice of the animation production company and the original author. Some animation production companies might adapt part of the original content into an animation while the other parts were original. In addition, some animes may be edited or adapted based on the original work to adapt to the requirements of television or online broadcast. Therefore, whether or not the anime was completely adapted from the original would depend on the specific situation.
I'm not sure what anime or novel you're referring to. If I can provide more information, I will try my best to answer your questions. However, generally speaking, the ending of an anime or novel was unknown, so it was impossible to give a specific ending.
The ending of the anime "Killing the Crimson Eye" has not been released yet, so it is impossible to provide a specific ending. However, the novel version of this work was first published in 2012. The ending of the novel was not disclosed by the author Aoyama Gangchang. According to Aoyama Tsuyoshi's interviews, the ending of the novel,"Cutting the Crimson Eye", would be different from the anime. The story would continue to develop and show more complicated plots and relationships between the characters. At present, Aoyama Gangchang was actively writing the novel "Cutting the Crimson Pupils", but the specific ending was still to be announced.