Has an anime ever made u cry

[Oblivionite]

Lt. Hughes funeral was sad.

[Dawning Twilight]

Originally Posted by Oblivionite

Lt. Hughes funeral was sad.

for me it was less the fact that he died or was dead but more the fact that his daughter Elicia *forgive the poor spelling* couldn't comprehend what had happened to her father since she was at such a young age. the the fact that the comedic relief/coolest character had died was sad...

[last.time]

One anime that was a tear-jerker throughout the entire series would be Now and Then, Here and There. Old, but so sad. The end is probably the most depressing part, and when all (except for three) major characters died.

[Xugoh]

I don't remember ever crying over an anime.... although there were a few that made me sad and feal sympathy for the characters.....

[Roxas9001]

I kinda cried when Gohan was killed in the History Of Trunks & when Bardock was killed in Bardock:The Father Of Goku.

[WatcherX]

Yes I have cried at an anime... i was friggin bawling during the finale of Cowboy Bebop...

[XxKeyOfDestinyxX]

Originally Posted by Dawning Twilight

for me it was less the fact that he died or was dead but more the fact that his daughter Elicia *forgive the poor spelling* couldn't comprehend what had happened to her father since she was at such a young age. the the fact that the comedic relief/coolest character had died was sad...

I agree... when she was crying about why they were burying him and that he had a lot of work to do... i couldn't help but cry. Come to think about it... FMA made me cry quite a bit.

[brittlebulletXL]

When I saw Episode 2 of Samurai Champloo for the first time. Hearing Oniwaka's story stuck a chord with me, in like an "I know how that feels" kinda way. It wasn't a full on cry, my eyes kinda welled up a little.

[Blue]

Originally Posted by XxKeyOfDestinyxX

I agree... when she was crying about why they were burying him and that he had a lot of work to do... i couldn't help but cry. Come to think about it... FMA made me cry quite a bit.

Now that I've watched FMA,I agree there were times I had tears in my eyes.

Including the scene where Elysia didn't understand what was going on,like DT said. >_<

[Kyosuke Nanbu]

That, my friend, would be Gundam Seed, near the end.

I love that anime. Could watch it forever.

[Dark_Rage00]

Well, not really actually an Anime episode. But Anime Love Couples bring tears to my eyes.

[Narnoldshmarnold]

I'm such a crybaby. I cried twice in fma, the first when [spoiler] nina exploded[/spoiler]and the second[spoiler]at Hughes's funeral[/spoiler]
call me a loser, but I also cried in naruto shippuden when [spoiler]gaara 'died'[/spoiler] , and the haku/zabuza thingo. lame, I know. but still.
i hope the spoiler boxes work. I've never used them before

[Guardian Soul]

Well, I don't cry when I watch anime, but it does make me feel sad sometimes.

For example, a few days ago I started watching Bleach, and man It's awesome, I'm on episode 30. At the part when Rukia gets taken back to the Soul Society for her death sentance and tells Ichigo not to follow her, it put me in a very sad mood.

Every time I watch an anime, I don't know, things feel different, when It's emotional that is. It just feels like nothing's real, It's hard to explain, but I love it.

[Maverick E.S]

I didn't cry alot it was just watery eyes cause at the end of DBZ GT it was so cool how they did Goku with his red rod(I forgot the name) and he jumped on the nimbus cloud laughing...silence then "The End" I don't know if Goku was immortal then tho but I felt sorry for the others who always helped but atleast they went to the other world a peaceful place, but still Picolo was still in Hell tho idk

[kitax]

I cried in alot of animes.At the end of Romeo X Juliet...I really did because it was so sad and I loved Romeo.
Spirited Away,totoro,nasica and the valley of the wind,and Howl's moving castle.They were kinda depressing.