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Anohana and Hunter x Hunter. (ಥ﹏ಥ)
Maquia and Sora yori mo Tooi Basho are 2 of the few animes that made me cry the most.
Of course.... Anohana and tokyo magnitude 8.0
Mannn.... Tear rain... Literally ;-;
Mannn.... Tear rain... Literally ;-;
I haven't cried to an anime but I have cried to a manga that really hit me. It's called "Three Days of Happiness" It's super good and also can hit different.
Not a show but "Grave of the Fireflies" by Studio Ghibli made me cry like a lil' bitch.
Plastic Memories and Assassination Classroom.
Idk why but Danganronpa Zetsubou-hen makes me feel depressed and i cry a little bit
Erased's the only one that managed, but Your Name, Garden of Words and A Silent Voice all got close.
I easily cry but Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai and Inuyashiki really did me good.
Re:Zero. Not necessarily a tear jerker anime, but when you're really invested in the story and the characters there are some scenes that will make you want to cry like a little girl.
clannad after story. made me cry 7 times in 5 eps
I did not cry but the movie of Rascal dreams of a bunnt girl was kinda sad.
A relatively new anime that destroys me is "To Your Eternity." Really hard hitter and it's a new anime. I'm reading the manga right now and it gets even sadder than what is happening in the anime so far.
March Comes In Like a Lion ;-;
Plastic Memories or Angel Beats.
Yes, call me weird, but i cried at Darling In the FRANXX, ReZero, Nisekoi, and,
Kimi no Nawa
Kimi no Nawa
Jojos Bizarre Adventure, I got so attached to the characters, WAY too attached
Violet Evergarden. Cried almost every two episodes in the TV Anime. Cried 3 times in the 外伝 Eternity and the Auto Memory Doll 永遠と自動手記人形. Twice during the film and last time watching the credits when the names of those who died in the arson attack was shown.
I actually watched the TV Anime twice, first time on the computer, then the second time in Blu-ray.
Listening to the OSTs alone can make me emotional.
I actually watched the TV Anime twice, first time on the computer, then the second time in Blu-ray.
Listening to the OSTs alone can make me emotional.
Me neither. I have yet to stumble upon one that does.NotRaffi wrote:
i haven't cried because of an anime yet
SDF Macross got me the most, the whole thing is an emotional rollercoaster. It's older but I highly recommend it.
How old is it?Jonesu Niku wrote:
SDF Macross got me the most, the whole thing is an emotional rollercoaster. It's older but I highly recommend it.
1982 Is when it came out I thinkNeigdoig wrote:
How old is it?Jonesu Niku wrote:
SDF Macross got me the most, the whole thing is an emotional rollercoaster. It's older but I highly recommend it.
your name
one of the best animes that I've ever seen
one of the best animes that I've ever seen
What comes to mind right now is Uma Musume: Pretty Derby season 2
here lies the gravestone of those who thought of it just anime horse girls doing cute things
here lies the gravestone of those who thought of it just anime horse girls doing cute things
Your Lie in April
Clannad Afterstory
Angel Beats
Clannad Afterstory
Angel Beats
anohana and tokyo magnitude, for some reason the realization at the end of tokyo magnitude hits hard
Machiavellian
The emotional rollercoaster that movie put me through dude, jesus. I cry just thinking abt it lolanimesimp wrote:
silent voice made me loose weight
Violet Evergarden put me through it as well. I think the worst was me crying in frustration and hatred at the mangaka of Yesterday wo Utatte. The Haru torture porn was the worst thing I have seen in anime. WHY MAKE SUCH A AMAZING CUTE INNOCENT GIRL JUST TO PUT HER THROUGH THE WORST SHIT EVER
um.....
shield hero
black clover
hunter x hunter
studio ghibli productions in general
technically i dont cry i ALMOST cry
shield hero
black clover
hunter x hunter
studio ghibli productions in general
technically i dont cry i ALMOST cry
Although I have not actually cried as a result of watching an anime or reading a manga, the closest one to making me shed a tear was an anime called "The World God only Knows," which has become my favorite anime of all time.
When reading the synopsis, it might come off as cringe to some. And admittedly, I find the plot of the first two seasons to be of below average quality. The endings of the first two seasons is nothing special as well. Infact, I'd go as far as to say it was really boring. Because of this I did not expect much from the third season. And boy, was I in for a ride.
A bit of spoilers but I think one of the things I personally disliked about "The World God Only Knows" is the temporary time we have to form a connection we have with the girls introduced in the series. Unlike in other romcom and harem animes, we only get (as of the first two seasons) 2-3 episodes at best with each girl introduced, before they lose all memory of the incident with the MC. So the anime provides us information about the lack of necessity of having a connection between audience and the fictional character within the anime. Although the anime is commendable for being able to have us connect with each girl in a short amount of time, but it was lacking.
Then all of that is just tossed to the side in the third season where we find out *drumroll* goddesses inhabit the previous girls the MC has encountered. The same girls who lost their memories, was able to retrieve their memories back and everything I felt was lacking in the anime was filled in just the first episode.
I don't want to spoil the ending but for the third season, I have no words for it other than it was beautiful. This main character we see who is supposedly selfish, prideful, and arrogant had the biggest and most remarkable character development ever. The last episode was tragic for one particular short haired girl who plays a guitar (again, I'm trying not to spoil), but it provides us detail on how the main character actually changed and how he is willing to sacrifice everything just to keep a person he supposedly doesn't care about safe. And that person became the face of the tragic ending of the anime. The manga is a different story.
I know there are anime like "Your Lie in April" and "Anohana" that are probably more qualified in this discussion, and I've watched both but I just believe that the mentioned anime just had a very expected ending. It is sad, yes—but something I wasn't expecting would make me cry more, even if the ending's not an important person dying, or failing to fulfil a promise.
When reading the synopsis, it might come off as cringe to some. And admittedly, I find the plot of the first two seasons to be of below average quality. The endings of the first two seasons is nothing special as well. Infact, I'd go as far as to say it was really boring. Because of this I did not expect much from the third season. And boy, was I in for a ride.
A bit of spoilers but I think one of the things I personally disliked about "The World God Only Knows" is the temporary time we have to form a connection we have with the girls introduced in the series. Unlike in other romcom and harem animes, we only get (as of the first two seasons) 2-3 episodes at best with each girl introduced, before they lose all memory of the incident with the MC. So the anime provides us information about the lack of necessity of having a connection between audience and the fictional character within the anime. Although the anime is commendable for being able to have us connect with each girl in a short amount of time, but it was lacking.
Then all of that is just tossed to the side in the third season where we find out *drumroll* goddesses inhabit the previous girls the MC has encountered. The same girls who lost their memories, was able to retrieve their memories back and everything I felt was lacking in the anime was filled in just the first episode.
I don't want to spoil the ending but for the third season, I have no words for it other than it was beautiful. This main character we see who is supposedly selfish, prideful, and arrogant had the biggest and most remarkable character development ever. The last episode was tragic for one particular short haired girl who plays a guitar (again, I'm trying not to spoil), but it provides us detail on how the main character actually changed and how he is willing to sacrifice everything just to keep a person he supposedly doesn't care about safe. And that person became the face of the tragic ending of the anime. The manga is a different story.
I know there are anime like "Your Lie in April" and "Anohana" that are probably more qualified in this discussion, and I've watched both but I just believe that the mentioned anime just had a very expected ending. It is sad, yes—but something I wasn't expecting would make me cry more, even if the ending's not an important person dying, or failing to fulfil a promise.
I must agree with Clannad but also Kimi no Suizou wo Tabetai