I really remember that one episode from black bullet where all his students were killed in the bombing attack. It really was a sad episode.
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Violet Evergarden episode 10. Had me tear up, because the same thing happened to me.
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Robotech was the first anime I saw with all the violence and death intact from the source material. When Roy Fokker dies in Claudia’s arms was really sad.
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Shield hero had alot if moments where I had to pause cause I couldnt read through the tears
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Angel Beats. I was fine for most of it, but then it sucker punches you toward the end.
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Shizu's Last Request | Rimuru Finally Gets a Human Form! | AnimeAnime - YouTube this part gets me everytime
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The end of Samurai Champloo.
The 3 just heading off down different paths after all that…bitter sweet.
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I was just about to post a scene of Samurai Champloo, such a beautiful ending indeed. Bittersweet is exactly the word I would use, if anything I would say its more sweet than bitter as it feels hopeful, unlike Cowboy Bebop for example.
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Nailed it. Two sides of the same coin.
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Kimi ni Todoke, Chrono Crusade, Clannad… all the feels.
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Toradora. Specifically episode 19.
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“my dress up darling” did it in a good way. I mean I started watching it expecting 100% ecchi without impurities 
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@felixjordanoff Two sides of the same coin, exactly! I would also like to add that I think both series are about finding a purpose in life and how age and youth influences that search. While Spike realizes that he didn’t have a purpose or anything left to live for at the end and dies, Jin, Mugen and Fuu all realized they DID have a lot to live for, which is why they survived something they shouldn’t. I think both series are meant to be watched back to back.
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“Banished from the Hero’s Party” - What happens to the soldier when he is used up and the War goes on? How does he re-enter society? What does he do when it seems like his main skills are no longer needed?
Sure. It is set in a swords and sorcery world, but, as a disabled vet, what Red is going through is eerily familiar to me on a very personal level.
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@stalker1647 Thanks for your comment, it resonated in me. I’ll be sure to add that anime to my must watch!
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Yep, beebop is a sad parting and ominous, while champloo has resolution and fond memories in its parting scene.
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