Has any anime shows make you cry?

[Ibuberu]

I have yet to cry because from watching anime. I have teared up before though.

- AIR
The last few episodes of the anime really pulled at my heart (am wondering why it hasn't been mentioned thus far..?)

- Clannad
Ah, like everyone's said. Especially because of the relationship between Ushio and Tomoya.

- Romeo X Juliet
The ending, nuff' said.

- Ef : A Tale of Memories
Chihiro's story was what made be go WAH ;A;

 

[poopnoodle]

I think I cried in nearly every Pokemon episode within the first two seasons, I most certainly cried in every movie. u_u I haven't watched anything anime in awhile, so other than that I can't recall.

 

[ArcanineOod]

Well, I've cried at least once in every Pokemon film. They're all just really emotional...

Then there was Death Note

Spoiler:

Spoiler:

~When L died
~When Light's father died
~When I thought they were going to kill Matsuda
~In the last few scenes, especially at Matsuda's reaction to finding out Light was Kira. That was truly heartbreaking.

xX

 

[SolarAbusoru]

Lesse, I cried whilst watching Pokemon movies 1 and 4, but I was young then.
And I came close to crying whilst watching BLEACH Memories of Nobody, I was tearing, but I wasn't crying.

 

[Hagumi]

I've never actually cried at an anime before, but a few certain scenes in Toradora! made my heart ache. I can't remember the episode number (I think it was something like episode eighteen though), but I thought I was gonna cry when…

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Everyone had helped put up the giant Christmas tree in the school hall, and Taiga had brought along her crystal star to put on top of the tree. She did so, but then the Christmas tree fell down, and Taiga's crystal star shattered into pieces, thanks to Minori (it was an accident though). I felt so sorry for Taiga and when Minori was trying to pick up all the pieces of Taiga's shattered crystal star. ]:

 

[Kotowari]

The only anime that made me cry tears for rest of the evening, and brought back sad memories the days after it (it's the truth) is Rurouni Kenshin - Seisouhen (I guess it's better known as "Reflections OVA" in the west.
I cried so hard during the last scene.

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Kenshin finally returns from China, very sick and barely able to move. But despite his illness he walks home, back to Kaoru. She, struck by the same illness, feels that Kenshin is coming home and walks (as well as she can) towards him.
When they meet again... Kenshin falls down on her lap.
Kenshin: "I'm home..."
Kaoru: "Welcome back, Shinta".

I found it so simple, but so touching. D: Really.
It reminded me of that one scene at the end of the Kyoto Arc in the Manga/Anime.

Another one was Rurouni Kenshin - Tsuiokuhen (Trust and Betrayal), though I didn't actually cry, I found it very sad.

Spoiler:

Kenshin:TOMOE!

And it's the living proof that the anime can be better than the manga.

 

[Ayselipera]

Elfen Lied made me cry so hard I was embarrassed for myself.

There were no specific parts, it just made me bawl.

 

[Nudge]

Only one that's made me teary is Death Note

Spoiler:

-When L died (he was awesome)
-And the ending how Light died and it was Ryuk that did it, heartfelt moment
Woah, I'm a sook xD

 

[Elite Overlord LeSabre™]

Well, two shows that have mentioned have come really close... Clannad and Hitohira.

Nagisa-chan! Mugi-Choco!

 

[twocows]

I cry easily, and at happy or sad things. That said, pick any anime with some good romance stuff in it, and I'll have cried at it. Also, tragedy. And as for tragic romance, it puts me in bed for the rest of the day crying. :'( Personally, I prefer happy endings; sad stuff gets to me too much.

 

[Esper]

I feel like I'm among aliens because no one has mentioned Grave of the Fireflies. No one with a heart can watch it without crying.

 

[poopnoodle]

I feel like I'm among aliens because no one has mentioned Grave of the Fireflies. No one with a heart can watch it without crying.

I didn't even think of movies. When I hear Anime, for some reason my mind jumps immediately to television and disregards all else.

That movie was tremendously sad and if my memory serves me correctly, most if not every Studio Ghibli film has made me cry. "Only Yesterday" is a bit of a tear-jerker too, Isao Takahata is brilliant at drawing emotion and his work is always enchanting.

 

[Kotowari]

I feel like I'm among aliens because no one has mentioned Grave of the Fireflies. No one with a heart can watch it without crying.

Oops. Add that to the list as well. D: Like the person above stated, anime makes me think of tv series, not movies.

Grave of the Fireflies is soo sad. D: Even my dad, who's not even into anime but watched it some time after me, agreed with me.


Though I didn't actually, cry, I felt a little empty after watching Shounen Onmyouji... It was the same feeling as with Fullmetal Alchemist (1st one). An ending that is an ending, but not truly satisfying. D: That's what you get when it's based on (Light) Novels. DX
I read the first 5,5 chapters of the next volume (9), and became even more sad. D: I would very much like more translations. ;3

Spoiler:

Poor Masahiro... He's really messed up. Not only did he have kill his best friend, but before sacrificing himself (and he came back) to save that same friend's life, he had erased all Guren's/Mokkun's memories.
And so now, whereas the Shikigami and the Onmyouji were really close, Guren's now indifferent about Masahiro. He wouldn't even care if Masahiro would die. He doesn't even recall giving Masahiro the name he received upon being tamed. ;_;
Seeing the icecold Touda (yes, the same person as above), hurts Masahiro even more than his physical injuries).

I want a season 2. and a season 3 of Saiunkoku Monogatari

 

[Jack O'Neill]

No anime has ever been able to make me cry so far. That will change once I finally get around to watching Grave of the Fireflies, however.

 

[doesn't matter]

I cry easily, and at happy or sad things. That said, pick any anime with some good romance stuff in it, and I'll have cried at it. Also, tragedy. And as for tragic romance, it puts me in bed for the rest of the day crying. :'( Personally, I prefer happy endings; sad stuff gets to me too much.

Pretty much this. Ichigo 100% had me crying a lot, and same as a bunch of other romantic comedies. It's a shame that I don't enjoy them as much as I once did.

In addition, Butterfree leaving, Pikachu going-to-leave-but-doesn't-really-I-dunno-how-many-times, and so on.

Also, manly tears are shed for epic manliness i.e. Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann.

 

[Celebi&Suicune]

I cried during the episode on Naruto when Sasuke left the village, I also cried when Sasuke almost died from Haku, I thought he had really died and was bawling.

 

[PerlaNemesis]

In Pokemon I cried when Ash left his Pikachu (while that Pikachu's goodbey song was playing), when Ash left Charizard and in episode when Misty was leaving while that goodbye song was playing.
also, I cried while watching Kanon (2006) :

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during episodes 9 and 10. I cried every hard when Makoto died. She was my favorite character at that time.
When Sayuri was trying to play with her little brother in hospital and started crying.
When Ayu fell from that tree.

I cried while watching AIR TV, too:

Spoiler:

at the end, when Misuzu died.

I also cried while watching CLANNAD ~After Story~

Spoiler:

When Nagisa died and when Ushio died.

And I cried while watching ef - a tale of memories and melodies:

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In memories when Chihiro said her farewell words to Renji and threw pages from her diary.
In melodies when Yuuko died and when she reunited with Yuu.

That's all I think...

 

[thedestinedblade]

The ending to Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket gets me every time. :/ Some of the One Piece moments got to me as well.

 

[Harmonie]

One Piece is the most for me. Fullmetal Alchemist also got me when I first watched it, though.

 

[Jordan]

Clannad (especially After Story) and Kanon 2006 managed to pull out bursts of sad tears from me. The ARIA series, on the other hand, made me cry tears of happiness.