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[Ch1pPy™ (#106014)]

[Dunpeal (#104296)]

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[megumi24 (#104887)]

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[Ch1pPy™ (#106014)]

IMO Ranma is a "Harem" & a "Reverse Harem" at the same time >.> scary~

[megumi24 (#104887)]

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[cranston (#84421)]

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[Ch1pPy™ (#106014)]

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[megumi24 (#104887)]

Our posts are getting off topic.

its hard to think what are the animes in which I cried. Oh I remember, it was in Twin Spica, when [spoiler:61256aff66]Azumi's friend died[/spoiler:61256aff66], it was just a few months after my dad died so I cried when I watched that.

[charn (#40191)]

I almost cried when I was watching Twin Spica, but I didn't. But yeah, Twin Spica is a very heartwarming series. If you liked it, megumi, you should watch Whisper of The Heart and Someday's Dreamers. All three anime are very inspirational stories. But Whisper of The Heart is the best among the three IMHO.

[kaneda1080 (#81804)]

When I first finished watching NGE (I was like 18yo, and it was some years ago), I stood there staring at the blank screen for like 40 minutes, then started crying, unable to do anything else. That show really screwed up my life, at the time.

[megumi24 (#104887)]

[kaneda1080 (#81804)]

[Randoh_Masashi (#105597)]

ive cry a couple of times but only to really depresing animes or indepth love scenes.

[Zukan (#82123)]

I try too hard to follow the flow when watching sad anime, it just feels forced and I end up dissapointed instead of sad all the time @_@
No anime has taken my tears yet, though it's been close a few times. The first one I can think about would be Kanon. I didn't really think it was that much of a good show but I admit I had something going for Ayu (who didn't?)

[ForgottenPassage (#106807)]

anime has brought tears to my eyes. but so did watching the end of the titanic and forest gump. and why the heck is every one talking about ramna 1/2 its just another stupid firewood anime like inuyasha and dbz. all those are good for is entertaining anime illiterate white folk who spend 8 hours a day watching sitting on their couches watching tv.

[Luther (#82867)]

[Alexiel (#107154)]

I cried at the end of Basilisk and Chrno Crusade made me cry at the end too.
Give me some love-drama endings and I cry my eyes out. Its soooo easy to move me to tears I hate it!

[Ken Hayashi (#52012)]

[dhep16 (#109426)]

yes, it did. T_T
It was kinda.

[Cody (#102298)]

Yea I cried from laughter and also in a sad way

[Squid (#86437)]

well this is... pretty embarassing to say but... once i almost cried watching hentai -_-" *turns around and runs*

[Ch1pPy™ (#106014)]

[Squid (#86437)]

[Ch1pPy™ (#106014)]

[Kaoru-tan (#109178)]

AIR, I think that anime has a lot of sad especially the ED.
Honestly,I wanted AIR had happy ending.

[dhep16 (#109426)]

[Kaoru-tan (#109178)]

Yeah, but eventhough it was sad, it's sad is quite different of normal sad.
Kanna life is really sad,she got curses that I think as one of most scary curses I ever saw in Anime/Game/Book.

Was all the AIR game Ending is sad too or there are happy too?

[RekoShin (#106430)]

Neon genesis Evangelion Death and rebirth.
SPOILER:

[Caddberry (#27690)]

RekoShin - Mark your spoilers properly please (Read the FAQ)

Also.. Welcome to the board!

[Lowlife (#100984)]

I'm quite an insensitive person (or so I thought...?). I've never cried in my life during any movie, I cannot even recall any moments where it was close.
But... damn, anime/manga is breaking down my walls since I got interested half a year ago. Perhaps that's for the better, dunno

Anyway, Kimi Ga Nosumo Eien made me cry.

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[MitsukiTsukiyomi (#142542)]

Anime most of the time makes me sad, but the one's that make me cry are the really good one's. Clannad and especially Clannad After Story made me cry like a baby. That was what made it soooo good. It moved me to tears at sooooooo many parts. Grave of the Fireflies too. That made me cry just knowing that it was based off a true story. Sort of. It was based on I think the author's experience in the war. Full moon wo sagashite made me cry because I wasn't expecting the ending AT ALL. Chrono Crusade is another surprised ending. THAT WAS SAD . That was the first real anime that I cried after.

[Vortex (#130619)]

[cranston (#84421)]

Why not? Brings to mind all the good stuff from ages ago that I've not seen since. Though I didn't cry with Chrono Crusade. I was left in a funk and drained though.

Full Moon had a happy ending. Tears of joy?

[Ken Hayashi (#52012)]

Yeah, brings back memories of the good old days. Stuff then made me cry. KGNE. Even AYA. These days it's all just comedy and moe. Nothing wrong there, but it seems everyone wants to make a happy series.

[Shiru (#135861)]

[Ken Hayashi (#52012)]

[cranston (#84421)]

[Ken Hayashi (#52012)]

[fnord (#129232)]

I think that was part of the point, really. I'm no big fan of Bokurano, especially with the way it handled its ending and the horrid CG, but it was never supposed to evoke throves of sympathy in my opinion.

But yes, there are far fewer truly and nicely dark shows around these days. This year was rather meagre in that regard. Umineko, surely. Phantom. Perhaps Casshern. What then?

We will depart the year 2009 remembering K-ON! as the most popular show. I didn't hate K-ON! and I don't hate KyoAni for milking the moeshows (watch Haruhi S2, they adjusted their character designs to look more like K-ON!) but surely there have to be better shows. Even Darker than Black is showing signs of softening up.

Spreading pessimism may be a bit premature, what with the lineup for winter, but it sure as hell is a noticeable development.

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Oh, yeah. About half of Blue Literature is dark, but some other parts bore me out of my mind and the Ningen Shikakku arc is simply too nonsensical in its darkness.

[cranston (#84421)]

[Ken Hayashi (#52012)]

[cranston (#84421)]

[fnord (#129232)]

Yeah, Gunslinger Girl has so much additional material that could have been nicely adapted, but they somehow saw it fit to just flush the series down the drainpipe.

[Ken Hayashi (#52012)]