No.74
Steins;Gate. The entire second half made my heart race faster than if I was running a 20 mile track. That's also why I loved it though!
No.75
>>62I cry at pretty much anything as long as it's effectively emotional enough. Happy things, sad things, emotional climaxes, and everything in between.
>>73Haibane gets me every time, yeah.
No.76
VNs make me cry more than anime. Clannad, especially certain routes, was the most effective.
No.79
>>62It's hard to make me cry these days, so anything that manages instantly gets better in my book.
From what I remember now it was definitely Haibane Renmei, Ping Pong the Animation, Top wo Nerae! Gunbuster, Houseki no Kuni, Monogatari Series, Kyousougiga, Tsumiki no Ie and several Shinkai movies. Also Lucky Star, because of nostalgia and lots of regret piled up.
Might also have cried during Shoujo Kageki Revue Starlight and Tatami Galaxy, but I'm not sure.
No.88
>>83>>87Oh, and Sora no Woto gave me that special feeling as well. Wanted to mention that first, but forgot.
And by the way, welcome to the coolest board out there people from sama!
No.89
>>87>my crying varies from watered eyes to maybe two tears at best and I never cry when I am sad. I'm actually the same way. It's what years of imageboard desensitization does to you, I suppose: hardly showing your emotions.
>A Silent Voice also made me cry and so did Disappearance of Haruhi. These exact movies made me tear up as well. Among the shows not yet mentioned in this thread, there were also Planetes and 5cm/s.
Planetes in particular was kind of a hard emotional shock. I identified hard with Hachimaki and his hopeless ambition,
which made it both soul-crushing and enlightening to see him selfishly walk towards his ambition while ignoring everyone else around him. I wish I had that determination, you know? The last thing I want is to end my life without having accomplished anything. It made me start exercising and thinking about my future seriously. Now I just need my Tanabe.
No.94
>>62Idk if you sushis would count it, but Devil May Cry 5's ending made me cry really damn hard.
Other than that all I've really got is Anohana, but I think everyone cries to that.
No.97
>>94KIMI TO NATSU NO OWARI
No.113
菜の花 風 に 揺れて
私 も 風 に なる
(na no hana kaze ni yurete, watashi mo kaze ni naru.)
for some goddam unknown reason can make me tear up.
Perhaps it's the tune, perhaps it's my memories of the characters - I don't know, emotions are weird.
No.284
I knew about 90% of the deaths in LoGH and the episode previews made extra sure I knew what was coming but they still got me pretty torn up.
No.287
in The boy and the beast (bakemono no ko iirc) after the fight of the two contestants
No.304
>>290ah, we are the same.
No.305
>>304>>290The really sad thing is that deedlit will never suck my dick
On the topic of her why do Japanese elves have such massive ears? Western elves don't have ears nearly as large and WoW postdates e.g. LoGH so it can't be that.
No.306
>>305Elf ears are erogenous zones and it is well known that anime elves are sluts
No.307
>>306Are you saying Galadriel and the rest weren't huge whores
Seriously though I'm trying to think of a reason and coming up blank
No.308
>>307Galadriel was pretty faithful to her husband regardless of how the movies attempt to portray her.
No.309
>>307Well, I guess you could say maybe the bigger ears compliment the more exaggerated facial features in anime style art? but that's honestly just a random thought I had so who knows really
No.310
>>308Yes see but that ruins my narrative
No.360
>>62Absolutely.
Guts opening up to Caska in Berserk was incredibly cathartic.
Also, AnoHana and Koe no Katachi
No.362
Kimi Ga Nozomu Eien watching that poor guy
No.1681
I know there are way too many K-ON fans here, but the second time I watched K-ON I shed tears literally every episode. I have a theory that K-ON isn't truly meant to be experienced until the second watch-through. It’s a long show, and during the first watch-through you’re experiencing everything for the first time just like the girls themselves. It’s nice and all, but just like real life you’re always focused on the future, wondering what’s next; it's hard to properly appreciate at the time. The second time you watch K-ON, however, you’re with the girls again, only this time you’re older, looking back through nostalgia goggles at your collective past. You’re remembering all these events which took place over the years, this time not looking towards the future, but at the past, and with the knowledge that it will all eventually come to an end. There’s a tremendous amount of melancholy looking back and knowing that this time together was finite; everything is tinged in that melancholic euphoria. I shed a tear at least once during every single one of the forty one episodes the second time around, and during most episodes I cried quite a lot. I really think you experience it as one of the characters, looking back and knowing that those wonderful time with those wonderful friends is over and exists now only in your memories.
No.1699
>>1681>It’s a long show, and during the first watch-through you’re experiencing everything for the first time just like the girls themselves. It’s nice and all, but just like real life you’re always focused on the future, wondering what’s next; it's hard to properly appreciate at the time.I think this is a symptom of not watching shows weekly as they air. The whole series came out over three years and the first season was just a single cour and has a noticeably cheaper and more rushed production. The manga was popular of course and they might have expected an adaptation to do well (though probably not "outsold Haruhi" well), but it's very rare that several seasons are planned from the start.
But yes, that sort of voyeuristic but sentimental vicarious youth experience is Kyoani's bread and butter. That and cinema-quality animation in TV anime. Only they could turn a mediocre Kirara 4koma into an animated masterpiece.
No.1735
The latest chapter of Kusuriya.
No.1740
>>1735STDs are pretty bad
No.2325
This is probably really cliche, but I cried so hard at Evangelion. When I watched it as a kid, I was too wrapped up in the atrocities the kids in the show had to undergo to really dig into the underlying themes. It just depressed me. But when I rewatched it a few years later, it was totally different. I felt like the show tore open my soul and forced me to stare it in the face. I cried, and then I felt better about life.
No.2424
This season's NNB.
No.2430
Quite often, and in fact, i enjoy it, feeling emotion is something i adore and an indicator that i love the story im watching. I'm very passionate about stories, being a writer myself.
A constant tear jerker for me is probably Gintama. Some of the more emotional moments really tug at my heartstrings. It's usually happy tears of course. Haikyuu and Gurren Lagann also have a similar effect. And Naruto because of nostalgia. I also used to cry to powerups back when i was a teen as i would get so invested in the characters, that seeing their journeys come to their conclusions really got some emotions to surface.
When it comes to VNs, i don't have much experience with them, but the ending to the Fate route always made me cry. Umineko would always get me on the verge of tears at times too.
>>87>A Silent VoiceThat movie got me very melancholic and emotional, but never really made me cry. I love the movie though.
No.2431
>>2430>Quite often, and in fact, i enjoy it, feeling emotion is something i adore and an indicator that i love the story im watching.Very much agree. One of the things I personally judge fiction on is how emotionally effecting it is on me.
No.2432
>>74yo me too the visual novel had some really melancholic endings too
No.2434
Grave of the Fireflies did, I was able to slip into the older brother role of Seita relatively easily.
No.2460
5 Centimetres per Second and Oyasumi Punpun had me bawling. Probably some others too, I don't remember.
The only video game that's made me cry is The Last Guardian.
Nothing really affects me anymore though, that might be the saddest thing of all.
No.2757
Most recently I got pretty teary-eyed at multiple points during the last 3 episodes of Princess Tutu. Something about that show made me really empathize with the characters.
No.2760
>>2759So many scenes in LGOH make me cry.
No.2762
I haven't cried since I was a child, apparently it's part of my autism. I really wish I could cry at media but I've never managed it. Didn't cry when my grandma died either. Many of the shows mentioned in this thread did make me sad though at the end. Kannon comes to mind as a particularly heart wrenching VN.
No.2775
>>62aikatsu makes me cri ever episode
No.2778
>>2776>a journey to the underworld and accepting death.Damn, is that really what it's about? I remember a beautiful crystal radio receiver, monsters, train tracks, sunsets, tenmon, and maybe an absurdly big deep crater (but that might be something else).
probably feet too coz it's ShinkaiBut I don't really remember what it was
about. And I don't remember it hitting too hard for me.
I guess it's time for a rewatch!
No.2954
Kamen Rider Ex-Aid made me cry a bunch of times. It gets really really dark. You wouldn't expect that from a live-action children's show but that's what I love about the Kamen Rider series, they always end up going from charming and silly to really intense and emotionally charged.
No.2960
Kino no Tabi didn't make me cry, but listening to the OST afterwards made me blubber hard. My favourite version of Csushi roll.
No.3547
>>62I found out I literally can't rewatch "Kimi no Na Wa" or even listen to the songs because it easily makes me cry so much. I'm trans and I want to live in Japan in a beautiful town, go to a Japanese school and fall in love so badly as a girl, but it's all impossible for me. The movie makes me yearn for too many impossible things and even though I love the story, I have to stop watching it after a few minutes or it easily ruins my day. The first time I watched it I was crying at the end and it haunted me for days as I kept thinking back to it.
I wonder if anyone else here has felt so much emotion when they've watched an anime. Even listening to the lyrics from the movie is enough to make me cry, and I don't normally cry when I watch anime.
No.3889
>>3886>The one that feels the most like getting punched in the gut at the end is 0080 War in the PocketWe watched this on stream some time ago and I definitely agree. That anime is brutal.
No.3890
>>3547I'm trans also and this movie makes me cry too, though probably for different reasons. It's one of my favorite movies.
No.6241
>>6240But I am not a crybaby!
