Saikano: The Last Love Song on this Little Planet
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This series holds a special place for me.The Gambler wrote:
Saikano: The Last Love Song on this Little Planet
After a convention a friend and I were sorting through what we had bought deciding what animes of the random ones we bought we were going to watch. We ended up marathoning both Kimi ga Nozomu Eien and Saikano in one sitting. It was hell. While stuff like Clannad and Angel Beats have action/comedic parts to break up the sections of the story. These shows have essentially nothing and we ended up sitting through this gruelling 9-hour quagmire of misery, angst and guilt. At the end of it while we both disliked Kimi ga Nozomu Eien for its forced plot and unenjoyable characters, neither of us really could say if we enjoyed Saikano or not. Even now I still don't even know what to give it out of 10.
Kino's Journey.
How the heck is Mirai Nikki sadHazeL wrote:
Mirai Nikki
Angel Beats
The same way some people find 50 shades of grey appealing. Some people see abusive relationships as somehow healthy and romantic it seems.Wickedsharkz wrote:
How the heck is Mirai Nikki sadHazeL wrote:
Mirai Nikki
Angel Beats
Texhnolyze.
Have I posted this yet ? No ? Yes ?
Anyway, Texhnolyze.
I adore this show. Even if it's basically about a crapsack world that had a little bit of hope and then had said hope ground to dust before your eyes.
On a related note, Doc is best Doc.
Have I posted this yet ? No ? Yes ?
Anyway, Texhnolyze.
I adore this show. Even if it's basically about a crapsack world that had a little bit of hope and then had said hope ground to dust before your eyes.
On a related note, Doc is best Doc.
FadedLink
They are completely different lol.FadedLink wrote:
Go watch Phantom: Requiem of phantomChocox wrote:
Plastic Memories .... definitely D:
Till the end...
For similar style to Phantom I'd say Speed Grapher is sadder. It also has the best pedophile and one of my absolute favourite villains. Saiga and Suitengu are fantastic.
Too bad Speed Grapher had pretty horrendous animation consistency. It's almost endearing.
Art, Animation and Sound don't bother me too much, otherwise I don't think I'd ever be able to enjoy classics like Ashita no Joe.Faust wrote:
Too bad Speed Grapher had pretty horrendous animation consistency. It's almost endearing.
I prefer to stick purely to characters and story when assessing a series' worth.
True enough. That was more a passing jab at the production.
Old shows have this quirk I am always comfortable with.
Old shows have this quirk I am always comfortable with.
Clannad and Ano Hana
Even my sister just told me the story of Clannad and Ano Hana
I really cried...
Even my sister just told me the story of Clannad and Ano Hana
I really cried...
Clannad and Ano Hana
Even my sister just told me the story of Clannad and Ano Hana
I really cried...
Even my sister just told me the story of Clannad and Ano Hana
I really cried...
Nekomi wrote:
Elfen Lied
Nyuuuuu~ ;w;
yeah so sad, that poor puppy, I cry every time....
Plastic Memories
Damn!
Damn!
I totally cried rivers at the end of Guilty Crown or Kyoukai no Kanata ._.
I cried from relief when they decided not to go with the botched cop-out ending. If Isla lived due to the power of love that series would have dropped to a 6/10ztenz wrote:
Plastic Memories
Damn!
Wolf Children and Hotarubi no Mori e.
cried so muchhhh >///<
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If an anime movie didn't count then definitely Air.
#toosad
cried so muchhhh >///<
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If an anime movie didn't count then definitely Air.
#toosad
If I had to be honest I would say clannad more specifically clannad after story as the ending was very impactful.
SPOILER
though the saddest anime moment of all time for me is Ace's death in One Piece
You seem like the type to absolutely love Wolf Children.annxe wrote:
Wolf Children and Hotarubi no Mori e.
cried so muchhhh >///<
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If an anime movie didn't count then definitely Air.
#toosad
Air though :/ Eh?
Let's not forget Sola.
One of the guys from Key worked on this manga and anime. The way it ended was too damn much for my innocent days (one of my first few animes)
Also H20: Footprints in the Sand.
One of the guys from Key worked on this manga and anime. The way it ended was too damn much for my innocent days (one of my first few animes)
Also H20: Footprints in the Sand.
oui x3Green Platinum wrote:
You seem like the type to absolutely love Wolf Children.annxe wrote:
Wolf Children and Hotarubi no Mori e.
cried so muchhhh >///<
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If an anime movie didn't count then definitely Air.
#toosad
Air though :/ Eh?
wolf children is life <3
air was good aswell
but the artwork omg
I can't stand art like that
but it definitely made me cry a lot more than I thought ><
plastic memories, air, and guilty crown
I'd take Shiori's arc from Kanon over Air any day of the week. That's how mediocre Air was.
Guilty Crown is a joke too.
Guilty Crown is a joke too.
yea, guilty crown is erGreen Platinum wrote:
I'd take Shiori's arc from Kanon over Air any day of the week. That's how mediocre Air was.
Guilty Crown is a joke too.
idk
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True Tears, Kimi ga Nozomu Eien
Clanad & Clannad After Story
1st time i watch this anime all i can is pause the video while i (lol) haha
1st time i watch this anime all i can is pause the video while i
(lol) hahaKimi ga Nozomu Eien, i think it have a bad story when the male character leave his girlfriend
Probably Air and Clannad. I don't really go for emotional series.
Nice spoiler -_-Dafydd wrote:
Clannad.
Although it's not actually a "sad" anime since they're all happy in the end.
But I agree, Clannad (AS)
That is some terrible logic though.
Sherlock Holmes isn't actually a series of mystery stories because at the end there is no mystery.
Sherlock Holmes isn't actually a series of mystery stories because at the end there is no mystery.
Kanon2006, Anohana, i'll post again if others come to mind, i'll definitely check out Magnitude soon.