Has anime ever made you cry?

Itachi_Sauske · Post by **Itachi_Sauske** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 9:11 am

alot of times like in naruto and other anime.Has anime ever made u cry

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Post by **Taurec** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 9:31 am

Not really, feeling depressed yeah ...
but your signature image did ... so I had to dry my tears and fixed it.

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Kaze · Post by **Kaze** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 3:24 pm

The saddest anime I ever watched was Kenshin - Seisouhen (last OVA) don't watch this, if you dont want your week to be ruined.

ecs please (dont read if you dont want to be spoiled! )

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The OVA plays many years after the anime series. Kenshin's married to Kaoru and both have a son, Kenji (4-5 years old).
Kenshin s suffering from a strange disease transferred with body liquards, i guess it's Aids) So when he comes home from his journey, sick and all, Kaoru is sad and wants to share his pain with him. So they make love, and Kaoru gets infected as well. But Kenshin leaves again soon and tells Kaoru that his real name was Shinta and that he wants her to call him by his real name when he returns.
Meanwhile Kaoru is suffering from the same desease and shes getting sicker and sicker. So Yahiko leaves to find her husband.
Kenshin is very sick now and has black sores all over his body. He returns home, his last journey.

And then comes the saddest scene of all anime ive ever seen:

Kenshin meets Kaoru at the path where he left her in the anime under the cherry trees and falls into her arms.
(This scene is awesome animated and the music... omg)
Kenshin: "Tadaima, Kaoru." (I'm home, Kaoru)
Kaoru: "Okairi nasai, Shinta." (Welcome back, Shinta)

In the end, Kaoru and Kenshin are sitting under blooming sakura trees. Kenshin lays his head in her lap and Kaoru talks to him about how Yahiko probably will soon marry. She looks down, then realizes that his cross scar has totally healed over and that Kenshin has finally died.

Kaoru: "Finally, your journey has come to an end."

She crys over him and then a very sad but beautiful credit music plays (Kenshin: "Sayonara... Kaoru")

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I love sad anime.
Another one was Escaflowne (last ep)
and of course the last episode of Cowboy Bebop "Bang"

Naruto is pretty sad, too. Especially all scenes where "Sadness and Sorrow" is playing. Mononoke-hime was sad, too. And of course Grave of the fireflies was depressing.

Cheers
Kaze[/b]

Post by **Taurec** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 6:19 pm

Actually Kenshin [ecs] suffered from leprosy[/ecs].

HELLFIRE · Post by **HELLFIRE** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 8:18 pm

Anime has made me feel a gamut of emotions, ranging from happy to
sad to envy... to 'WHAT THE FREAK WERE THEY THINKING!!!' But I won't
reveal more than that

Regards

Circle · Post by **Circle** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 10:07 pm

I used to think Kenshin had [ecs]Leprosy too... but I read somewhere that it's just some unknown disease that comes from the over use of Hiten Mitsurigiru. But whatever, details![/ecs]

If I cired easily... there are some anime that's pretty sad. But I'm not a guy that cries. Even if on the inside my heart is being wrenched up by something I'm watching, I'm a stoic on the outside.

Katyusha · Post by **Katyusha** » Mon Nov 21, 2005 11:44 pm

A few times. *cough* Air *cough*

mika · Post by **mika** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 5:08 am

KashimArbalestAS · Post by **KashimArbalestAS** » Tue Nov 22, 2005 11:03 pm

[ecs]If anybody wants a more complete summary of Seisouhen then you can look up a few sites on it. Many have varying opinions and such. At first when I first finished watching it, I didn't really get sad because I didn't even realise that Kenshin died. What he was stricken with is debatable, but I think that the animators just left at that for everybody's own interpretation unless I'm wrong. Just remember that the whole Seisouhen OAV was just the animators interpretation of what might happen, though Watsuki disagrees and wished Rurouni Kenshin to have a happy ending. Sakura flowers seems to be the official ending of Rurouni Kenshin that Watsuki has made for the series where you can try to find on the internet.[/ecs]Just some stuff of Rurouni Kenshin.

I never cried for an anime when it ended, but some do leave me with a heart that is wrenched for a few days or anytime I am reminded of it. From what I remember the most powerful and moving I have ever seen was Nadesico the Movie: The Prince of Darkness. The ending with Ruri and then the credits with Dearest playing just destroyed me. The last few quotes of Ruri was awesome.

Weltall Elite · Post by **Weltall Elite** » Wed Nov 23, 2005 4:03 pm

I don't know about crying, but I've gotten misty a few times.

TSR
Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture (shut up)
Grave of Fireflies

Can't remember any others off the top of my head. I'd have to think about it.

Katyusha · Post by **Katyusha** » Wed Nov 23, 2005 5:25 pm

Ok... so I'm the only one here who got misty-eyed over the seikai no monshou ending where Lafiel visits Plakia's grave then?

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*crickets*

KiLlEr · Post by **KiLlEr** » Wed Nov 23, 2005 5:51 pm

I get all misty eyed when it comes to the uber happy endings as well as the extreamely sad ones.

Mahoro-san!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Weltall Elite · Post by **Weltall Elite** » Wed Nov 23, 2005 9:01 pm

Oh, and some parts of Naruto.

Dark-oneechan · Post by **Dark-oneechan** » Wed Nov 23, 2005 9:45 pm

I'd have to say Kimagure Orange Road, everytime I watch it, it sends me on a emotional slippery-slide. A high one moment, the next, tears dripping down my cheeks.

Oh how I love that series.

Kaze · Post by **Kaze** » Thu Nov 24, 2005 12:45 am

Yeah, could also have been leprosy... [ecs] but who cares, he's dead. [/ecs]
Sakura Flowers? Is that an OVA, or just the last ep of the anime?

I forgot to mention Chrno Crusade the last episode was sooo sad ... [ecs] (in the anime) Chrno and Rossetta both die ... [/ecs]
And Wolfs Rain ... [ecs]they're killing off character after character[/ecs] But... I'm always getting depressed after watching the last ep of an anime I really liked.

I heard Air: The Movie is pretty sad as well...