>>455 yes hano hana almost made me cry

Yeah Clannad.

Prima Doll, Sakurasou, Onimonogatari, and Beyond the Boundary all made me cry. Lotte no Omocha and No Game No Life didn't quite make me cry, but they made feel...depressed, in a weird roundabout way, like they were too happy, which ended up making me feel sad. Except No Game No Life 0, that one was just normal sad.

>>458 ME TOOOOOO

>>455 ping pong the animation

>>455 More times than I can count. I'm already an emotional person, and art, whether it conveys sadness or just beauty, moves me deeply.

>>455 >anime haibane renmei and now and then, here and there made me cry there's a bunch more manga since i read it a lot more than watching anime and i can't think of any off the top of my head

>>455 Pikachu's goodbye

>>455 i cried at the end of Anohana like a little baby i can't even lie. i mean genuine sobbing. i also cried at the end of Kuzu no Honkai but not as hard.

Made in Abyss is a different type of cry. It's not sad, watching it is just straight up a horrible feeling.

>>455 Madoka, ep. 8. Have seen it a dozen times and it never fails to draw tears.

>>455 Not to necrobump but DanDaDan Episode 7...

Uma Musume S2 had me crying nearly every episode.

Most of the manga I've read are comedy and slice of life. But one manga that made me cry A LOT (especially at the end) was Girl's Last Tour. That final line about "the happiest and the least happy person in the world" just broke my heart.

>>1662 SOL slop

>>1665 Are you lost?

Anime and manga are the only things that make me cry. It can be the most low-hanging fruit of sad scenes, and it will still get me.

>>455 Animes with scenes that are meant to make you cry have never made me even slightly sad (except for Grave of the Fireflies, that one's pretty depressing), but watching certain loner anime characters or simply characters that at some point find themselves isolated because of rejection has teared me up a couple of times since they were relatable to me, even if none of the scenes were intentionally sad. I mentioned Grave of the Fireflies before even clicking in the spoilered OP, I think it might be the saddest piece of fictional media ever produced in human history.

Honestly, I never really cry watching anime when it's "sad". It's more so when they reach triumphant goals after trying their best that gets me. Especially so if it's something romance related (picrel). That and anything to do with motherhood, like in Doremi... But you don't see that much which is unfortunate! >>1754 >but watching certain loner anime characters... that at some point find themselves isolated because of rejection has teared me up a couple of times Could you recommend a couple of these? I'm interested

>>1756 I can't remember one in particular since most of these are just small scenes and the main characters never stayed on that situation for too much. I do recall that the Komi-san manga made me pretty sad when I used to read it years ago, I didn't give the anime adaptation a chance since the VA didn't resonate with me so I don't know if the anime can capture what the manga did for me. There's also Oyasumi Punpun but this one and the other are both popular so you've probably know about them already. Making this post has reminded me that I should read the Komi-san manga again to see where it's at

The first and only anime that ever made me cry is Haibane Renmei