Yeah and for a while I had a phase when I desired everything tragic and sad. It was a dramatic time to say the least but I'm glad I got over it. Recently I've picked up Yotsuba which is one of the funniest things I've ever read. The innocence captured in it is just utter bliss and it's exactly what I needed.Casual Shinji said:Anime tends to have a big tragedy boner like that. I don't know if you've ever seen Dog of Flanders, but it's the same type of deal. Given it's originally a Belguim story, but Japan is crazy about it likely because it's so ludicrously sad. There's like multiple anime versions of this story.Nouw said:snip
I'd say one of the saddest moments in anime for me was the ending to Peter Pan no Boken. Eventhough it is basically a happy ending, it's extremely bittersweet. Also the invisible girl episode of The Moomins.
Googled those two and I can already feel the feels coming on lol. You don't really expect sadness in a show targeted at children so it's a bit of a double-whammy.