Saddest Anime Scene

When Nana gets dismembered by Lucy in Elfen Lied.Deihjan

:cry: you did that on purpose!

and, so it doesn't seem like I'm copying anyone... the ending to Ruroni Kenshin. Where Kenshin becomes so messed up from disease he doesn't even recognize his own wife, then dies. =(

trick question, all anime is equally sad

The anime Blue Gender probably has the most depressing scene you will ever watch. A little girl basically just gets mowed down by one of the giant insect things while the main character watches (I forgot his name...Yuji?) as he can do nothing but watch her die. I would link the scene but there's a lot of blood, violence, and body parts. It's possible to find somewhere on the internet. Depressing as hell.:cry:

[QUOTE="Deihjan"]When Nana gets dismembered by Lucy in Elfen Lied.Baconbits2004

:cry: you did that on purpose!

and, so it doesn't seem like I'm copying anyone... the ending to Ruroni Kenshin. Where Kenshin becomes so messed up from disease he doesn't even recognize his own wife, then dies. =(

trick question, all anime is equally sad

TreebucketLumi

Pokemon isn't sad.

[QUOTE="Baconbits2004"]

[QUOTE="Deihjan"]When Nana gets dismembered by Lucy in Elfen Lied.ghoklebutter

:cry: you did that on purpose!

and, so it doesn't seem like I'm copying anyone... the ending to Ruroni Kenshin. Where Kenshin becomes so messed up from disease he doesn't even recognize his own wife, then dies. =(

No lie the "ending" of Elfen Lied made me rage. :x

Going to have to read the manga at some point.

[QUOTE="Baconbits2004"]

[QUOTE="Deihjan"]When Nana gets dismembered by Lucy in Elfen Lied.ghoklebutter

:cry: you did that on purpose!

and, so it doesn't seem like I'm copying anyone... the ending to Ruroni Kenshin. Where Kenshin becomes so messed up from disease he doesn't even recognize his own wife, then dies. =(

[QUOTE="Baconbits2004"]

[QUOTE="Deihjan"]When Nana gets dismembered by Lucy in Elfen Lied.ghoklebutter

:cry: you did that on purpose!

and, so it doesn't seem like I'm copying anyone... the ending to Ruroni Kenshin. Where Kenshin becomes so messed up from disease he doesn't even recognize his own wife, then dies. =(

Sounds like it touched a nerve. :P

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"][QUOTE="Baconbits2004"]

:cry: you did that on purpose!

and, so it doesn't seem like I'm copying anyone... the ending to Ruroni Kenshin. Where Kenshin becomes so messed up from disease he doesn't even recognize his own wife, then dies. =(

Guppy507

The ending to the anime series was terrible beyond reason... movies weren't bad though, imo.
Quite sad to see how he went out...

Probably either in Cowboy Bebop when [spoiler] Spike dies in the end [/spoiler] or in Grave of the Fireflies when [spoiler] Seita is burning Setsuko's remains [/spoiler] .

[QUOTE="Guppy507"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"] That ending was BS. >=O I prefer the manga ending.chessmaster1989

It didn't have an ending, that's why. Practically none of the story was actually wrapped up. >_>

It didn't have an ending, that's why. Practically none of the story was actually wrapped up. >_>

chessmaster1989

Definitely read the manga then. The ending wraps everything up nicely.

I even shed a few manly tears. 8)

The ending to the anime series was terrible beyond reason... movies weren't bad though, imo.

Quite sad to see how he went out...Baconbits2004

I didn't know there were movies! :o

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"][QUOTE="Baconbits2004"]

:cry: you did that on purpose!

and, so it doesn't seem like I'm copying anyone... the ending to Ruroni Kenshin. Where Kenshin becomes so messed up from disease he doesn't even recognize his own wife, then dies. =(

chessmaster1989

No lie the "ending" of Elfen Lied made me rage. :x

Going to have to read the manga at some point.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="Guppy507"] I heard the anime's ending wasn't any good, so I only read the manga.ghoklebutter

It didn't have an ending, that's why. Practically none of the story was actually wrapped up. >_>

:lol: oh *** I thought we were talking about Elfen Lied here

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

It didn't have an ending, that's why. Practically none of the story was actually wrapped up. >_>

Guppy507

Definitely read the manga then. The ending wraps everything up nicely.

I even shed a few manly tears. 8)

Already read the manga, loved it, it's currently my favorite manga. The Enishi/Tomoe arc and the ending are great.

I didn't know there were movies! :o

Guppy507

I saw movies, because I bought the DVD that kinda.. edited things together to make them more 'movie like' but, they're more like OAV's.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Rurouni_Kenshin_episodes#Samurai_X:_Trust_.26_Betrayal

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"][QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

It didn't have an ending, that's why. Practically none of the story was actually wrapped up. >_>

chessmaster1989

:lol: oh *** I thought we were talking about Elfen Lied here

[QUOTE="Guppy507"]

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

It didn't have an ending, that's why. Practically none of the story was actually wrapped up. >_>

chessmaster1989

Definitely read the manga then. The ending wraps everything up nicely.

I even shed a few manly tears. 8)

Already read the manga, loved it, it's currently my favorite manga. The Enishi/Tomoe arc and the ending are great.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"] What a disappointing "ending"; Kenshin, after being hugged by Kaoru, gives her a sea shell, and then goes back Tokyo with her. >_>Guppy507

:lol: oh *** I thought we were talking about Elfen Lied here

I failed at reading and thought we were talking about the end of the EL anime and not the RK anime.

[QUOTE="chessmaster1989"]

[QUOTE="Guppy507"]

Definitely read the manga then. The ending wraps everything up nicely.

I even shed a few manly tears. 8)

Guppy507

Already read the manga, loved it, it's currently my favorite manga. The Enishi/Tomoe arc and the ending are great.

:| god I hate this thread now :lol:

Anyway, good to hear EL wraps up well in the manga. I'll definitely have to read it then.

The end of The Girl Who Leapt Through Time.Theokhoth

dude.. YES.. Omfg.. I barely watch any anime and I just bought that movie for my friend for his birthday kind of as a joke because I thought the name was silly.. and we watched it and we were like hugging each other crying by the end

The end of Air.Sunsha

Phantom-Requiem for the Phantom i felt really sad when i saw how cal turned for an innocent girl to a obssessed maniac,and the final scene in the final episode,it caught me off gaurd.

What's the saddest scene you've ever seen in an anime? I'd have to say the death of the Merry Go. One Piece has a lot of tragic plotlines, but that one was really sad. Also when Hughes died in FMA was pretty sad, though still not as bad as the Merry...

Any others???

mariomaster16

Nina and Alexander

By the way has anyone heard of the anime" now and then, here and their"? It was a bit depressing.

By the way has anyone heard of the anime" now and then, here and their"? It was a bit depressing.

warownslife

[QUOTE="warownslife"]

By the way has anyone heard of the anime" now and then, here and their"? It was a bit depressing.

Baconbits2004

Elfen Lied.

Then again, I might be confusing "sad" with "immeasurably disturbing." *shudder*

THE_DRUGGIE

Desert Punk: he never does get any..... :(

[QUOTE="GTR2addict"]Nearing the end of Trigun, in which Wolfwood encounters his old master and [spoiler] gets into a massively epic double machine gun battle with him, kills him off but dies in the church from the injuries, much to the dismay of milly [/spoiler] ghoklebutter

[QUOTE="Pika-Chama"][QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]A lot of scenes in Clannad After Story. T_Tghoklebutter

When Tomoya was on the trip with Ushio and she told him that Sanae taught her she can only cry in two places: The toilet and "in daddy's arms".

brb need tissues ;____;

Nina and Alexander

Serraph105

When Tomoya was on the trip with Ushio and she told him that Sanae taught her she can only cry in two places: The toilet and "in daddy's arms".

brb need tissues ;____;

freek666

Yes, yes, yes, no doubt this is the correct answer for me, this is the only Anime, hell, the only TV show that had made me shed a tear, those scenes were too damn touching.

Also chapter 16 was very sad.

Full metal alchemist:When Maes Hughes was killed.Man I remember the part with the Funerealand his daughter was crying asking her mom why they were burying him.

more votes for the ending of "Air" and lots of places in "Clannad After story"

Oh man those were heart wrenching, partly because both those series were so much better at expressing emotions then most real actors would be able to.

i don't watch anime, and i think i would find it hard to find any cartoon properly emotional.

Episode 7 of Full Metal Alchemist.

It turns out this guy the Elrics were investigating had used his wife and then his daughter in alchemy experiments and had turned them into these talking Chimera's.

Ed almost kills the man but the mans daughter (now a Chimera) stops him from doing so.

The real sad part is the end of the episode where you see this smear of blood on the wall which is the remains of that mans daughter after the man "Scar" had destroyed her for being an abomination....

It is alot worse when you get to see the episode and see the little girl in flashbacks....

When Tomoya was on the trip with Ushio and she told him that Sanae taught her she can only cry in two places: The toilet and "in daddy's arms".freek666

i think i would find it hard to find any cartoon properly emotional.

jpph

The thing with Anime is that they create perfect characters, either too good or to cute and then, disgrace hits them (Fuko in Clannad) when you are attached to this characters, causing you to feel emotions, it is a cheap tactic? yeah sure, but who cares, the series are good.

[QUOTE="warownslife"]

By the way has anyone heard of the anime" now and then, here and their"? It was a bit depressing.

Baconbits2004