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Saddest scenes in anime
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The Viking funeral for the Going Merry in One Piece.
After all the adventures the Straw Hats had with the ship and its last voyage, this was pretty sad.
After all the adventures the Straw Hats had with the ship and its last voyage, this was pretty sad.
This scene is so well done. The music, the way it's framed, the lead up to this point, and just the fact that the story takes so much care to buildup a seriously valuable relationship in a show that generally doesn't put much focus on it, and then still doesn't let it happen. This was a major highlight of Space Dandy for me.
Madoka spoilers incoming:
I don't even like Homura but this sort of culmination of her despair and the realization of what happened to her actually pulled my heartstrings.
I don't even like Homura but this sort of culmination of her despair and the realization of what happened to her actually pulled my heartstrings.
RahXephon. It has been waaaay too long to remember any names, but if you've watched it then you probably know what depressing, fucked up episode/moment I'm talking about.
I looked it up. Ayato fighting Vibrato. Episode 19. God damn.
I looked it up. Ayato fighting Vibrato. Episode 19. God damn.
Show name and event:
Believe in the me that believes in you.
Gurren Lagann: The death of big bro.
Believe in the me that believes in you.
Gurren Lagann. You know the episode.
Also, as a kid, I always cried during that Buttterfree episode of Pokemon.
Also, as a kid, I always cried during that Buttterfree episode of Pokemon.
Episode 135 of Hunter x Hunter
Outside of films like Grave of the Fireflies I don't think I've ever seen so many grown ass adults brought to tears by an anime and we're not just a single tear shed but full on crying their eyes out kind of tears. This moment is built up to for a very long time and it hits like a freight train when it finally arrives.
Outside of films like Grave of the Fireflies I don't think I've ever seen so many grown ass adults brought to tears by an anime and we're not just a single tear shed but full on crying their eyes out kind of tears. This moment is built up to for a very long time and it hits like a freight train when it finally arrives.
Steins;Gate end of episode 12, and all of episode 13.
Real spoiler. Do not read if you haven't seen it.
Real spoiler. Do not read if you haven't seen it.
Mayuri's many deaths.
This scene from Clannad
Yes, none of the other scenes in Clannad AS got me as much as this one, especially with the train scene following it.
This scene from Clannad
Who put all these onions in here?
Clannad After Story
I once watched this series called Air a long time ago. I remember the final episodes being really, really sad
Angel Beats!
I wept for three days after finishing Angel Beats! That ending fucking wrecked me.
I was going to post this but you've already got me covered.Episode 135 of Hunter x Hunter
Outside of films like Grave of the Fireflies I don't think I've ever seen so many grown ass adults brought to tears by an anime and we're not just a single tear shed but full on crying their eyes out kind of tears. This moment is built up to for a very long time and it hits like a freight train when it finally arrives.
Yup, even the lead up to that scene had me in tears and then BOOM
This scene from Clannad
God.. that scene too. So hard to watch if you're invested in the anime at all.
Episode 135 of Hunter x Hunter
Outside of films like Grave of the Fireflies I don't think I've ever seen so many grown ass adults brought to tears by an anime and we're not just a single tear shed but full on crying their eyes out kind of tears. This moment is built up to for a very long time and it hits like a freight train when it finally arrives.
I see the work I came to do has been done.