An anime that made you cry

[Altorin]

The Persona 4 anime almost brought me to tears once or twice... it's amazing how it tells almost the exact same story as the game, but does it in such a way that's completely fresh and engaging.

The game didn't make me well up, but the way major characters break down as their shadows take over and the mental and social pains they endured.. it got to me

 

[SajuukKhar]

Kaworu's death in Eva 3.33. I mean, it waas bad in the anime, but dear lord, it was so much worse in the movie. There's just nothing as painful as seeing his head get entirely blown off.

Spoiler

 

[TheOrb]

Kaiketsu Zorori, when Zorori sings the song pertaining to his dead mother.

 

[Stinovitch]

I'm not that much of a big anime fan. Don't watch it that much, but Avatar: the last airbender made me cry multiple times. I find the series very good and while I tried not to cry too many during certain parts there were some scenes that really touched me. The scene that touched me the most was the part with the song "Leaves from the vine". The song was made in remembrance of the voice actor of Iroh.

 

[WhiteFangofWhoa]

Huh... none that I can remember. The closest thing I guess would be the violent death of two tragic characters I really liked in Eureka Seven. Either I'm stone-hearted or I haven't been watching the right animes. Any suggestions?

 

[evilneko]

Haven't cried to After Story fo some reason, but that was pobably because It tried too hard or when the EXTREMLY sad part came along I knew the makers wouldn't leave it hanging, weirdly enough the end of the Fuko arc (episode 8-9) was the one that got very close to make me cry.
There's a lot of hate towards the Big 3 but darn there are some fine moments in there, one of which is in One Piece when *Spoiler* they tell Ussop that they are going to leave The Vogue Merry and then when he stands up and... oh man that eye shot *End Of Spoiler* That moment actually made me cry

Damn, you should've waited a couple months... you could've necroed this thread exactly a year after it last died.

Also, same on Fuko.

[small]The rest of Clannad...meh. Including After Story.[/small]

 

[Jazoni89]

Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 moved me unlike any other anime series i ever ever watched, mostly due to it's realistic portrayal of a earthquake aftermath.

There's one part in particular, I won't spoil it, but it's unexpected, and the twist hits your like a goddamn freight train when you find out.

I couldn't stop crying, i needed a whole box of klennex for that shit. It's just too goddamn sad.