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The title practicly speaks for itself. What moment did you think was the most *sad, funny or feel good* scene in anime?

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For those who don't know how to use spoiler tags, just place the spoiler information between these tags:

[*spoiler]put all the stuff you don't want people who haven't seen the series to see.[*/spoiler]

Except you MUST remove the *.

*clears throat*

In Pretear:
[spoiler] When Hayate thinks that Himeno is dead, and he kisses her and asks for one more smile [/spoiler]

Aishiteruze Baby: Any scene where Kipeii and Yuzu are being adorable together.

Rurouni Kenshin:
[spoiler] When Kenshin says that he will be wandering again, and Kaoru Cries; Also when he tells Kaoru that he is home upon return.[/spoiler]

in Fullmetal Alchemist

[spoiler] when General Mae Hughes dies and then they start to bury him. then his daughter says, "Mommy, why are they burying daddy?"[/spoiler]

Two eps. of Cowboy Bebop - the finale and Waltz for Venus. Amazing eps, with perfect animation cinematography, music, character development, wonderful script-writing. Bebop - I know it's kind of an obsession here with many CAA'ers, but there is good reason.

When [spoiler]Roy is killed in Silent Mobius[/spoiler].

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*Reminder to use the spoiler feature*

ChristianRonin wrote:*clears throat*

In Pretear:
[spoiler] When Hayate thinks that Himeno is dead, and he kisses her and asks for one more smile [/spoiler]

Rurouni Kenshin:
[spoiler] When Kenshin says that he will be wandering again, and Kaoru Cries]

Ooo, both of those are great!

Also...

Air: [SPOILER]"Mama!" and "Goal!", the former being my favorite of the two.[/SPOILER]

Cowboy Bebop: [SPOILER] "Bang..." I know, I know, everyone will probably use this, but it IS a great scene, after all. XD [/SPOILER]

Full Moon wo Sagashite: [SPOILER] Takuto loses his memories, and Meroko, instead of letting him forget about who Mitsuki is, tells him about her, rather than using that opportunity for herself. Also, pretty much the entire "Love Chronicle" scene. Amazing. XD[/SPOILER]

I'm sure there are more, but I can't think of them now. XD I'll add them later, as they come to me. XD

*SIGH* seriously, how could i forget Cowboy Bebop's ending. it was spectacular. the ending couldn't be any better. spectacular.

RD beat me.

I'll just second CB's "Bang!" and the scene from FMA previously mentioned by jon jinn.

I think the first time [spoiler]RockMan gets deleted when his data slowly fades away then he's gone a small pause then outa nowhere "ROCKMAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!"[/spoiler]

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The scene where [spoiler]Setsuna's ghost is seen in Grave of the Fireflies for me.[/spoiler] I really got choked up there.

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The final sequence in Cowboy Bebop, when...

[SPOILER]Spike takes his final leave and soars off towards Vicious' complex, leaving Faye and Jet to their own thoughts. And, of course, when he collapses on the stairway. Great stuff - I second Kokhiri on the cinematography. Sure, it's kicking a dead horse, but Bebop rocks, darn it. How can you have a conversation about anime without mentioning it?[/SPOILER]

sorry, Osaka. I assumed everyone knows what happens in that anime.

i though samurai champloo's ending was pretty good. at least it ended hapily (might've been the cheerful song at the end, San Francisco)...

rocklobster wrote:sorry, Osaka. I assumed everyone knows what happens in that anime.

I understand. Just try to err on the side of caution. Sometimes, you can use spoiler tags even if you think most people who know about what you're about to say.

i think that like the first...four minutes of Hunter x Hunter episode 58, are pretty sad. i really sympathized for kurapica. he must've had it pretty hard...

If I recall correctly, the finale of Samurai Champloo was a three-parter. I don't remember which of the specific episodes of the ending these are from, but my favorite parts are:
[SPOILER]the entire scene when the trio camps out and talks by the fire, including the part later that night when Fuu and Jin have a heart-to-heart of sorts; the part where Mugen and (primarily) Jin fight the samurai at the docks; when Mugen rescues Fuu; when Fuu finally meets her father; and the ending scene where their group disbands and it shows them individually wandering during the credits.[/SPOILER]

Fionn Fael wrote:If I recall correctly, the finale of Samurai Champloo was a three-parter. I don't remember which of the specific episodes of the ending these are from, but my favorite parts are:
[SPOILER]the entire scene when the trio camps out and talks by the fire, including the part later that night when Fuu and Jin have a heart-to-heart of sorts]

yes. the ending of the series was very good because it had a happy ending. i liked how it showed them wandering during the credits.

Various parts in Full Metal Alchemist were emotional.

The part in Scrapped Princess when...

[SPOILER]Forces stabs Pacifica and then himself[/SPOILER]

In Black Cat, when they show Creed's past and why he is the way he is.

Both "Mama!" and "Goal!" from Air TV

KBMaster wrote:In Black Cat, when they show Creed's past and why he is the way he is.

actually, i thought that Train's past was pretty sad...

jon_jinn wrote:actually, i thought that Train's past was pretty sad...

Train's past was sad too, but look what became of Train; he got to be happy, have friends, and all. Look at Creed; his thinking becomes so warped that he can't even recognize who are his friends and who are his pawns. He's given up on being happy in any other way than creating his own place to be happy.
I just found the part with Creed's past to be more emotional. Y'know, the sad music and the scene in which the flashback to his past takes place...

i suppose it would be logical to consider Creed's past, when thinking about the anime. as for the manga, his past is not touched upon as much...

jon_jinn wrote:i suppose it would be logical to consider Creed's past, when thinking about the anime. as for the manga, his past is not touched upon as much...

Mm, I thought they were kinda the same in the anime and the manga(just one short scene each). But I was thinking of the anime, not the manga.

KBMaster wrote:Mm, I thought they were kinda the same in the anime and the manga(just one short scene each). But I was thinking of the anime, not the manga.

yeah. i was referring more the manga even though this thread is in the Anime section...