A Tear for a Scene?

[Darlene]

Have you ever shed a tear over any particular anime scene? I sure have, just a few minutes ago I was bawling over Now & Then, Here & There. I'd tell you about the scene but apparently I don't get spoiler tags on my computer so...

Please just post your thoughts on the tearful scene. If you don't have one then that's fine just don't spam up my thread with your comments about it.

[Sorrow-kun]

Shuffle makes me cry.

[A-R@D]

a couple times I have laughed so much I cried, but generally I don't crying watching anime or tv or movies or anything else that is not real.

[Gigadi]

I cried when there was no Honey & Clover episode 25. I wanted to believe that 24 episodes was just a bad joke.......it wasn't.

[soundchazer]

Let's bring your frowny face upwards Gigadi.

2 more "special" episodes will be added to the last of the 5 DVD volumes in Japan.

Being honest though I was OK with the ending as it was.


As for me... Sarah-chan in the cave... from NTHT.

[Kagome654]

I cry all the time watching anime because I'm a big sap. Heck, I cried when 'Nephrite' died in the Sailor Moon dub when I watched it like ten years ago. I cried in Fushigi Yuugi during the OVA episode with Hotohori and his son. I cried during Escaflowne when characters I liked died and when Allen's dad was lying dying in the snow. I've cried during Naruto, Now and Then, Here and There, Grave of the Fireflies, Pita-Ten, Yami No Matsuei, Trigun, and last night I found myself tearing up over a story in Ranma 1/2....RANMA 1/2 for Christ's sake!

I'm so easy to manipulate emotionally, I'm every melodramatic scriptwriter's dream....

[Sakito]

Now there are times that a anime scene may make me feel upset but it hasent been to the point of tear break. There area a few scenes in AppleSeed that may do just that and also in PrincessMononoke, and last there have been some in FruitsBaskett.
The only thing that really gets to me is if someone in the anime gets Killed and that person mattered alot to someone and you watch them cry, that is what gets to me. And watching a character leave another without word many of these things can make me feel upset.


~Sakito~

[Mana]

I cried in a couple places in Sailormoon, Grave of the Fireflies, of course, and some other things, but I don't remember them and they probably don't count since I was on my period at the time, and very emotional. I've cried more during manga than anime I think.

[aeroshadow]

Full Moon wo Sagashite... too many scenes to name. That show was so weird; most anime are only supposed to have you cry in like one place or something, but FMWS just kept bringing on the pain...

I also cried during my second viewing of Voices of a Distant Star. Meh.

Aside from those two, I don't really cry when I'm watching anime. Sure, I've gotten teary watching Air, Fruits Basket, and even One Piece, but it was never enough to make all that moisture fall down my face.

[sakura_blossom]

I've shed a tear here and there before, the one's that I remember the most is Fushigi Yuugi when Nuriko moved the huge boulder from the entrance of the temple. Second was a few occurences in Grave of the Fireflies. That movie had me crying like a baby....I never cried that much at a movie since I was kid.

[Tremolo]

The end of Gankutsuou episode 18 set off the water-works, but apart from that I'm a hard, manly bastard and rarely cry at stuff I watch.

However, Triangle Heart made me cry tears, alright. Tears of blood! Awful, awful, awful anime. Awful.

[Ninja Realist]

The last episode of Azumanga Daioh, when they were all singing the graduation song. :(

[Zushio]

Let me see...

I cried after seeing a bunch of Gundam SEED Destiny due to the absolute awfulness.

I cried several times during Yuusha-Oh GaoGaiGar, at both the sheer awesomeness and the very excellent ending.

I cried during Yakitate! Japan when someone kneed me in the crotch.

[Ghostmaster]

Grave of the Fireflies I cried at the end, it's such a sad, but great story. Voices of a Distant Star was pretty sad as well.

[Linuts]

Shuffle makes me cry.

I thought your eyes would be gone by now.

***

I can only remember 2 scenes that almost put the wet stuff in my eyes and had me choking up.

AIR - Misuzu running towards Haruko. People who had seen the show know what I'm talking about (I think it's the ep before the last one). One of the scenes that made me fell in love with Kyoto Animation.

Fruits Basket - When the rabbit boy was talking about his mother. So sad T_T... But I was younger back then :p.

The only Anime related thing that made me cry was actually from a visual novel;Planetarian. The ending is so damn sad T_T....

[aeroshadow]

The only Anime related thing that made me cry was actually from a visual novel;Planetarian. The ending is so damn sad T_T....Definitely... Planetarian is like the only visual novel I've ever played (I tried to play Kanon, but I got bored), and it was... beautiful. I immensely enjoyed it.

[Linuts]

Definitely... Planetarian is like the only visual novel I've ever played (I tried to play Kanon, but I got bored), and it was... beautiful. I immensely enjoyed it.

Kanon (the visual novel) starts off slow... Too slow for its own good. It does get better and has a good reason for its popularity.

Then again, it's nowhere as good as Planetarian (which doesn't seem as popular :p). Arg, just thinking about the ending almost makes me cry again :p...

[Javer]

Inu-Yasha's second ending theme -- the one with "My Will" playing -- made water come out my eyes.

To be fair, though, I was really tired. It was in the wee hours.

<---- Still macho.

[aeroshadow]

Kanon (the visual novel) starts off slow... Too slow for its own good. It does get better and has a good reason for its popularity.Well, it's also currently only 57% translated... so I'd reach a dead-end eventually anyways. I'll probably give it another chance once the translation is 100% complete.

[Lurker]

No. I have been shocked and surprised a few times in anime at the way things have gone and turned out, but I have never had an emotional enough buildup for a particular character's tragedy. Anime just never seems to do drama well enough to bring out such strong sad reactions in me.

Shuffle makes me cry.

That's your fault!

No it isn't.

[LadySage]

Hoo boy...

I'll be the first to admit I'm a crier. And yes, all month long. In the right emotional state, I'll cry at sappy Hallmark commercials.

Okay, let's go down the list...

Fushigi Yuugi...When Nuriko died, when Hotohori died, a little bit when Chiriko and Mits died, but they were entirely underdeveloped. When Amiboshi died, when Suboshi died. Yeah, Suboshi was a bit of a homicidal maniac, but he was so sweet and devoted! When we saw Nakago's past - so tragic. Finally, at the ending. Yeah, good endings make me cry.

Ayashi no Ceres When Chidori died, when Aki died, when we thought Touya died, when Touya came back. A bit when the other Ceres died, but that was affected by absolute shock.

Cowboy Bebop. Need I say more?
Grave of the Fireflies. See above.

Full Moon wo Sagashite. The end had me bawling. Playing New Future was the final touch.

Azumanga Daioh, because it related so closely to real life.

Air

The end of the second Cardcaptor Sakura movie

Fruits Basket. Any tragic past had me sniffling. Hatori, Momiji, Kyo...all of them.

Gravitation. When Shuichi got attacked and...violated. When Yuki's memories started returning. When we flashed back to when Yuki shot that bastard.

The end of Read or Die

Trigun. When Wolfwood died. One of the saddest moments in anime ever.

Fullmetal Alchemist. Although I have not yet finished it, Hughes's death is up there with Wolfwood's. The scene with Alicia crying and asking why they were burying Daddy...oh my God. I teared up when at Anime Expo I saw a Hughes cosplayer wearing a halo.

Series that make me cry in pain:
Shuffle
Air Master
Magical Canan
Amazing Nurse Nanako

[Kei]

Oh boy... here we go.

Revolutionary Girl Utena Last episode as a whole, really.

Fushigi Yuugi Character deaths are one thing...but the slaughter of Tamahome's family at the end of the first season made me cry more than anything.

Rose of Versailles.
Marmalade Boy The christmas episode still gets me every single time

One PiecePretty much every character's childhood has something that get's me teary eyed. Nami's abduction by Arlong, Sanji's starvation, Usopp losing his parents, Zoro's determination after the death of Kunia, Robin's hometown being litterally wiped off the map, and finally...one phrase will always make me teary eyed: "But Shanks....YOUR ARM" Aside from their childhood, the Usopp vs. Luffy fight really got to me, big time.

Haibane Renmei
Grave of the Fireflies

Probably lots more that I can't think of right now.

~Kei

[Tsukushi]

Woo. I have a few. The last part of Grave of the Fireflies, bits of the two last episodes of Maison Ikkoku, a few scenes from Fruits Basket, Honey and Clover, Marmalade Boy, Hana Yori Dango etc....

[soundchazer]

Air?!?!

That was a crappy melodramatic and unrealistic show with great animation. No real tearjerker there.

[Kaikyaku]

I tend to cry more watching live action than anime. Grave of the Fireflies made me cry the first two times I saw it. Now and Then, Here and There didn't make me cry, but left me tense and wide-eyed. I think Momoji's story in Fruits Basket might have made me teary eyed once and there are many moments that have made me incredibley sad, just not quite reduced to tears.

Anime can definetly have an emotional impact, but the fact that it's animated makes of it more of a metaphor so it makes me think rather than make me cry. Grave of the Fireflies is somewhat of an exception to this though, because I watched it knowing that it was based on a true account. I honestly don't think I would have the same reaction to it if I knew it was fiction.

EDIT: A few AMVs have made me teary eyed as well :'(

[isolatedotaku]

Azumanga's ending nearly got me.

Grave of the Fireflies got me at the end.

Kaji's death almost got me also.

I don't cry to easily, atleast not anymore.

[shar_sakura]

I cry all of the time because I'm the biggest sap, but I cried the most on grave of fireflies.

[Linuts]

Oh boy... here we go.

Revolutionary Girl Utena Last episode as a whole, really.


OH, how can I forget. Didn't choke me up, but a great ending nonetheless.

Air?!?!

That was a crappy melodramatic and unrealistic show with great animation. No real tearjerker there.

Someone needs some AIIIIIIIRRR.

Seriously, I think there are some good scenes that Kyoto Animation pulled out splendidly.

[Mouse]

No. I have been shocked and surprised a few times in anime at the way things have gone and turned out, but I have never had an emotional enough buildup for a particular character's tragedy. Anime just never seems to do drama well enough to bring out such strong sad reactions in me.
Ditto, with one exception. Grave of the Fireflies had me watery-eyed, but not because it's so sad. Rather, because I was so mad at Seita by the end of the movie that my vent up frustration needed an outlet, so my eyes watered. Not really a cry, but that's the closest I've come.

[Sorrow-kun]

Shuffle makes me cry.That's your fault!No it isn't.It so is!I like where this conversation is going. Unbeatable counter-response: NO U!

This thread fails for no one mentioning the end of Gungrave.

[Darlene]

I like where this conversation is going. Unbeatable counter-response: NO U!

This thread fails for no one mentioning the end of Gungrave.


The end of Gungrave would make me cry....

I'm a loser and I cried at the end of Sailor Moon... Well, the part where they all die at least...

[Javer]

I'm a loser and I cried at the end of Sailor Moon... Well, the part where they all die at least...

O________O

They what?!

[Gigadi]

Wolf's Rain, I became really connected to those characters then they were all killed off so easily. Then the ending cames and made me say....."Wait...what?!"

[punkusa20_2001]

not many make me cry although many make me feel like it. One that did was saishu heiki kanojo, she the ultimate weapon. I dont know it was just so ****ed up. That and i still cry no matter how many times i watch grave of the fireflies, just to think that that story most likely happened and it happens every day around the world and all i can do is watch a damn movie.

[Lurker]

Shuffle makes me cry.
That's your fault!
No it isn't.
It so is!
I like where this conversation is going. Unbeatable counter-response: NO U!
It's your normal pissing contest.

The only real tragedy in this thread is that you don't get it. But LadySage does:

Series that make me cry in pain:
Shuffle

Tragic. I'm only looking out for you, ant. Heed the warning.

[Kiba]

The end of Gankutsuou episode 18 set off the water-works,
Was that when Franz is killed by the Count? Because that was pretty sad.

As for me.

The End of Evangelion
When Misato dies.

One Piece
When Sanji left The Baratie, also when Chopper joins the Mugiwara pirates, and during the Davy Back fight when they were playing the Pirate Dodgeball, and Usopp gets nailed in the face after Chopper and Luffy duck out of the way, I cried from laughing so hard.

Also I find my self shedding tears laughing so hard at any of Luffy's (One Piece) or Morita's (Honey and Clover) crazy antics.

[ant]

The only real tragedy in this thread is that you don't get it. But LadySage does:



Tragic. I'm only looking out for you, ant. Heed the warning.

Did she cry in pain because the show is so boring or because its a real tear jerker. From the earlier episodes of Shuffle that I have seen it would make me cry just from wasting my time with it, if it gets better, I might pick it up again, there might be a misunderstanding here Lurker it is hard to tell if someone is serious or sarcastic especially with this series, so I will hold off Shuffle bashing until the series is over.

EDIT
No, just trust us all on this. It really is that bad.

The worst thing about this show is that it shows the potential for interesting drama (even if it is, in all honesty, melodrama) but it can't maintain it for more than two episodes. The rest is just insulting. Sometimes I think the thing's a parody of the dating sim genre... but I'm not ****ing laughing.

On second thought no thx, I'll put this series on the back burner for about...forever, Warning duly noted! Any other Shuffle comments can go to the Shuffle Sucks I mean Shuffle thread or pm me.

[fugupinkeye]

Some of the best have been mentioned. I'll add...

from Wolf's Rain
when Hubb is pulling Cheza from the truck, and it drops with Cher in it Though that was about half shock, half sadness.

Iriya No Sora, UFO No Natsu
When they 'dance' in the field Something about that scene just struck me.

Kimi Ga Nozomu Eien
pretty much the whole situation.

Millennium Actress
every other damn scene.

[aoi_n_asul]

i'm a general weeper, so everytime a series ends or if i perceive that i cannot finish a series for reasons beyond my control, i cry.

[General Suburbia]

.hack//SIGN

In all honesty, there was no scene that I can remember that was sad or depressing enough to make me shed a tear. If there were any, I probably didn't get to it, since I only cried out of boredom. Here I was, determined to sit this one out because I heard so many good things about it, and after three episodes of nothing, I am literally about to cry from boredom. The whole series (the few episodes I watched) felt like reading a goddamn Russian classic; it takes three pages for some character to take one step down a flight of stairs.

[ant]

The only anime that had me crying was Grave of the Fireflies, there are some anime that really have sad moments but this IMO is one of the saddest.

[ultbaka]

End of Cowboy Bebop... for obvious reasons (if you've seen the end you know)

2nd to last episode of Hellsing would be episode 12, but I can't remember the name (when Gypsy of Atonement starts to play) oh man... I was angry and tearing at the same time...

[Mamimi]

I've cried over Cowboy Bebop, Now and Then Here and There, Grave of the Fireflies, Metropolis, and I cried in Naruto (only once! I'd say, but I dont know how to do spoilers! Let's just say I cried over Gaara.)

[shar_sakura]

not many make me cry although many make me feel like it. One that did was saishu heiki kanojo, she the ultimate weapon. I dont know it was just so ****ed up. That and i still cry no matter how many times i watch grave of the fireflies, just to think that that story most likely happened and it happens every day around the world and all i can do is watch a damn movie.

yeah saikano really made me cry too (she the ultimate weapon)

[Major Tom]

OK, I'm a bit of a sap, so it's not hard for me to get emotional. But there haven't been many series that have really made me cry. The ones of notable mention are:

Haibane Renmei, episode 6. You know the one.

Azumanga Daioh, the graduation. Oh dear, that brought back memories.

Fruits Basket, in a number of places.

And the final episode of Cowboy Bebop, so sad, yet so right...

[sakurazukamori]

I cried while watching Saikano...you can't get more depressing than that. You need a box of Kleenex for the ending. Another one was ep 42, I think, from Full Moon.

[shar_sakura]

when I watched grave of fireflies my mom had to calm me down I was crying so bad, that is the only anime I cried like that one. I have cried on other anime but never like that. I cried on petite princess yucie

[AlterGenesis-X]

I'm not much of a tear person and most of the time I'm really paying enough attention to get really mushy over something. If I did, I probably forgot about it. But, I can think of something recently where I said to myself: "That's really sad." It was while watching Rozen Maiden ~Traumend~, I guess if you find a scene similar to that one in other anime, I guess you could say I would feel the same way.

Just seeing my favorite dolls have their Rosa Mystica taken is what made me say what I said. Heartwrenching stuff.

[soundchazer]

I'm not much of a tear person and most of the time I'm really paying enough attention to get really mushy over something. If I did, I probably forgot about it. But, I can think of something recently where I said to myself: "That's really sad." It was while watching Rozen Maiden ~Traumend~, I guess if you find a scene similar to that one in other anime, I guess you could say I would feel the same way.

Just seeing my favorite dolls have their Rosa Mystica taken is what made me say what I said. Heartwrenching stuff.

Please tell me you are kidding... you are aren't you? You got me there for a second.

[M.Baka]

i was watching RGU and the 11th and 12th episodes took me from calm, excitment, depression, and then Glee....yes glee....I KNOW I AM A GUY....heehee

M

[Ninja Realist]

There are tons:

Mai Hime: The scene where Tate dies really tore me up. Not so much Mai's reaction, but Natsuki's reaction to Mai.

Azumanga Daioh: When Kagura starts crying after Yukari gives her an inspiring good bye speech, you know the scene I'm talking about.

Now and Then Here and There:This whole series made me cry, but the saddest scene was when Sara tries to kill her unborn child by bashing her stomach in with a rock. Then her wied-eyed reaction when Shu hugs her.

Mushishi:The end of episode 5, when the Girl realizes that she is alive.

Angelic Layer: In the last epsiode where Misaki is trying desperately to get Hikaru to stand up. That struck a chord with me, don't know why.

Full Metal Alchemist: NOT WHEN HUGHES DIED. THAT SCENE DID NOT FAZE ME. But rather, the scene in which that one Chimera, I forget her name, was stabbed to death inside of Alphonse was just really sad.

Neon Genesis Evangelion: The scene in which Asuka cries out for her dead mother in her sleep made me tear up. It was just so well done.

Akira: The ending, when Kaneda sees all of Tetsuo's memories.

Spirited Away: Just the ending when she is running across the field. Such a beautiful end to a beautiful movie. I cried.

Metropolis: The very end, when the Sound Recorder plays Tima's voice before running out of battery and shutting off.

Yeah, that's a long list. >_>

[AlterGenesis-X]

Please tell me you are kidding... you are aren't you? You got me there for a second.

ROFL.

*AlterGenesis-X dies

[fugupinkeye]

ok, one more:
Mai Hime
When Mai thinks Mikoto has killed her brother

[ant]

CB's Speak like a Child episode had a tear out of me, just for the sake that her childhood self doesn't exist anymore sort of like she died then it made me think if my innerchild died or covered in my self-consciousness.

[ultbaka]

ever watch the end of Chrono Crusade? HOLY CRAP! Pure sadness then comes the ending and you just want to kill Gonzo for it.

[Pachinko]

Whisper of the Heart was so touching, I had to sniffle a bit. Miyazaki movies are always so moving...

[soundchazer]

Whisper of the Heart was so touching, I had to sniffle a bit. Miyazaki movies are always so moving...

Hate to break it to you, but that is not a Miyazaki movie, except for the "fantasy" sequence. The movie is directed by Yoshifumi Kondo.

[L-sama]

The death of Tomoe in RK: Tsuiokuhen got to me. That scene still stands out in my mind as one of the saddest, albeit more violent, scenes I've witnessed.

Another one from Kenshin, rather, the TV series. When Kenshin departs for Kyoto. Kaoru's reaction, the music, and the overall setting of the event brought a tear to my eye.

Lastly, basically all of Episode 4 of Kino's Journey.


SC: Use spoiler tags, dammit! Or at least be less obvious about the events. Don't spoil important stuff like that for others!

[Pachinko]

Hate to break it to you, but that is not a Miyazaki movie, except for the "fantasy" sequence. The movie is directed by Yoshifumi Kondo.

He wrote it, and just knowing he was involved makes it just as much his as Mr. Kondo (bless his soul). It was so lovely... *Kleenex*

[Shadowmage]

Please tell me you are kidding... you are aren't you? You got me there for a second.
At least he didn't cry for Kimi Ga Nozumo Eien.

He wrote it, and just knowing he was involved makes it just as much his as Mr. Kondo (bless his soul). It was so lovely... *Kleenex*
I guess this makes sense considering that Anno Hideaki is getting most of the credit for FLCL.

As for me, the end of Haibane Renmei brought tears to my eyes. To this day, I have yet to figure out why. I guess it was tears of sheer ecstacy from how beautiful the show was.

[soundchazer]

He wrote it, and just knowing he was involved makes it just as much his as Mr. Kondo (bless his soul). It was so lovely... *Kleenex*

Wrong again. He didn't write it. He adapted the manga by Aoi Hiiragi into a screenplay.

[Zelyhon]

Well, I don't know if I ever really cried over anime. If I did, it would probably have been over Grave of the Fireflies. Otherwise, there were some scenes I did find some scenes sad, but never really cried.

FMA
I wasn't so affected by Hughes' death as I was with what came after. "Why are they burying Papa?" Otherwise, Marta's death was very well done, as was Sloth's. Kind of bringing all of Ed and Al's conflict with their mother to a very fitting close.

One Piece
The backstories were well done, but not emotion-provoking from me. The Usopp-Luffy fight, on the other hand, was. I look forward to seeing that animated.

Azumanga Daioh
Maybe it's because I read/watched Azumanga right when I was graduating High school, but the ending was touching. Perfectly fitting for the series, yet satisfying on most every level.

I don't tend to get overly emotional when watching anime (or movies, for that matter). If I think of any more, I'll put them up

[Flashback]

I shed a tear sometimes during inyasha when its about how nauraku F'd up Inuyasha and kikyo.

the scene that got me teary eyed was when Kikyo tried to pull inuyasha into hell with her.



and also around the last episodes 160-167 when...

*Naraku killed Kikyo!! :( *

And....!!
*when Kohaku was set free(to protect the baby the Queen was tricked into thinking was hers). he Helped protect the queen from an attack and the Villagers took him in as one of there own made him part of their community and in the end Naraku made him kill them all and the saddest part was before he killed the Queen he was Crying you could see it in his face that he didnt want to do it but he couldnt control it. to me it was symbolic.He was Forced to kill his Family again :( .*

[Shadowmage]

Naraku killed Kikyo!! :( *

?

She's not dead...

[icelava]

I won't mention other titles, but probably Kain would agree with me on this one:

The "first ending" of Onegai Teacher.

[FreightDog208]

I love digging up old threads.

I have been sort of misty eyed on a few animes.

The end of Cowboy Bebop kind of made me down. As well as the end of Gunslinger Girl...just sort of bummed me out.

But the one that made me actually cry (argh!)...and I still don't know why, because it is not like this series is deep or anything...was the end of episode 13, season two of Mahoromatic:SMB.

[Demon_Killer]

Voices of a Distant Star- I know I cry in this one but I can't remember what the scene is. Have not watch it in awhile.

What happen to Nuriko in the Fushigi Yugi TV series made me cry.

[Pachinko]

Wrong again. He didn't write it. He adapted the manga by Aoi Hiiragi into a screenplay.

He did something that involved writing (adapting, this case).

But more importantly, one scene that genuinely moves me to tears is when the little girl in the Grave of Fireflies (I can't believe I forgot her name) dies. I believe that that is the most touching moment I've ever seen in any movie.

[drummerhick555]

i cried twice watching fruitsbaskett, the final scene with akito being mean to toru, and for it ending. i also cried when wolfwood died in trigun

[animanic_critic]

Hmm... why not? Here are some heartbreaking moments of a number of titles:

Now and Then, Here and There:
Two scenes: One is where Sala is staring at the moon and ran through the desert, escaping from Heliwood. The other, when she tried to kill herself and her baby with a rock in the underground well. Powerful stuff.
Grave of The Fireflies:
As Pachinko mentioned, the scene where the little girl died pretty much chartered GoTF as one of the best Studio Ghibli titles around.
Ayashi No Ceres:
Despite the nauseating amount of melodrama, the one scene that did make me sad was when Chidori died. Seriously.
Rurouni Kenshin - Tsuiokuhen:
You should've seen this coming, don't you >.> The scene when Tomoe died protecting Kenshin and completing the cross-scar on his face. Greatest moment ever, and I'm not kidding on this.
Gankutsuou - The Count of Monte Cristo:
The fight scene between The Count and Franz in episode 18. Basically the emotional aspect of the whole episode from beginning to end is priceless.
Ghost In The Shell - Stand Alone Complex 2nd GIG:
A very rare scene of pathos in episode, on how Major and Kuze first met when they were kids. Practically the whole concept about how Kuze and Major and the crane-folding is the most moving moment in probably the whole GITS trilogy.
Fruits Basket:The episode that takes the crop is the episode on how Hatori lost sight of his left eye and eventually erased Kana's memories. There are other scenes worth shedding tears for, but this one stands above the rest for me. One of the saddest moments till this day...

I know there are others, but as of now I can't recall. Honorable mentions include Gungrave, NANA, Fushigi Yuugi, Full Metal Alchemist, etc.

[laborpilot86]

Grave of the Fireflies, especially when the brother starts going on about 'his dad's crusier' H.I.M.S Maya, which was sunk with all hands in 1944. tHE KID DOESN'T KNOW HIS DAD HAS BEEN DEAD FOR ALMOST A YEAR:(

Parts of Vision of Escaflowne are also quite sad, mostly because Hitomi keeps falling for guys are completely out of her league, and she is trapped in a world not her own.

Cowboy Bebop, when Julia dies:(

Macross, Roy Fokker's death

[Osaka!]

Yay for resurrecting old threads! The ending of Cowboy Bebop left me feeling kind of down and wishing for more...
I cried more than once watching Elfen Lied and even more with Now and Then, Here and There.

[D.A.]

In Genshiken:

- YOU DON'T JUST STRIP HER, YOU SCREW HER!!
- ANIMAL!!!

[Valsu]

Voices of a Distant Star - The ending.

NTHT - Most everythng involving Sara. That poor girl. :(

FMA - The events surrounding Hughes and what happened afterward.


There is quite a few of them. I'm a little too sappy for my own good. :o

[Risen Hell Fire]

The graduation of the Azumanga girls. Most tearful scene ever.

[laborpilot86]

The scene in Eureka Seven where Charles Beams' wife (can't remember her name), crawls through the wrecked bridge of thier ship. to get the wedding ring. on her severed arm. only to have the ship blow up before she reaches it.

[D.A.]

The last episode of Kannazuki no Miko made me cry. That's one of the most well-done ending IMO.

[Osaka!]

RahXephon- when Ayato kills his girl friend (I forgot her name) Episode 19 I think
Eureka Seven- Ray's death

[LadyYuina]

:eek5: Grave of the Fireflies made me cry... a little... too much... :eek5:

[Major Tom]

Aww, for craps sake, people, use spolier tags! Now I know too much about Eureka 7.......