I like the idea of someone being vague and saying "there was a part in futurama where i cried" and everybody immediately knows its the Jurassic Bark episode
Lars, the Narwhal, and the semi-retconned Seymour details in the Bender’s Big Score didn’t feel out of place to me considering it was cool to revisit Fry’s past, BUT It doesn’t fit in with the emotionally resonant original ending of Jurassic Bark, so fuck it all!
@@bastionsea2829 people just be saying shit. The merry navigated itself to Enies Lobby, saved them and spoke to them, then spoke to them as it was burned.
I progressively got so mad during the following years! I begun watching OP regularly during the post-Skypiea filler, so I had not followed the journey and I spent W7 so confused! It would have probably made a difference in me having seen OP from early on. Still, the Robin scene was something I'm not sure my young self had ever felt before.
I agree! A man torn between his family and his job, sitting next to his grandson about to be put to death as he cries wishing things could have turned out differently. He could have saved Ace but Garp is the Hero of the Navy, he’d be creating worldwide public chaos if he were to save Ace. He did all he could, but knowing that doesn’t make it any easier. It was an absolutely heartbreaking moment that I wish people would talk about more!
Or ace asking luffy to tell everyone thank you for loving me. Or robin asking her mother if she remembers her or luffy's mental breakdown in sabady saying he couldnt even save one of his friends.
I knew everything had to be alright after Sabaody, but Luffy’s breakdown STILL had me in tears, that’s how well executed it was. Another one I don’t see getting brought up a lot is Luffy and Usopp’s argument from Episode 235. Not the duel, but the argument BEFORE the duel, everyone’s character is highlighted there and while it might not be a tearjerker, all other emotions fly high with that moment
I’d like to add on to the berserk point Tekking mentioned. For me, it hurt so much worse when she seemed ok and back to normal. She gets a coop new sword, thanks everyone for watching out for her, and all seems well. But then she looks at Guts. That panel of Guts looking like a devil and bringing back Casca’s trauma was a real punch in the gut. Of course she wasn’t fully healed, cause that’s not how trauma works; it can’t be magically erased, no matter how much we want it to be. Guts and Casca are still two broken souls
I thought he waz going to do that part to, the whole of Eldhelm and the moonlight boy caused my eyes to water up multiple times. Its so much more realistic that Casca couldnt face Guts yet. Brings so much emotional depth to the character .
@@ragnaricstudios5888 To a lesser extent, Gon in HunterXHunter, the climax of his descent in the Chimera Ant Arc. His body at the end. For nsfw, and thus allowing for more terrible things to explicitly happen, Metamorphosis 177013, aka Emergence. "For some, it may even scar them for life and entirely turn them off from the world of manga." -cultureofgaming That website has a review of it. There are a large number of reactions to it on RUclips from anime youtubers.
Guys forcing himself on her didnt exactly help either. Guts is the physical manifestarion of all that was and the remnant of all that is. She blames him for griffith turning into a cupcake eater, getting arrested and tortured. But then again she was suicidal in the good old days.
11:45 Yo Tekking, I'm the dude who asked Wayne to record the Winged Dragon of Ra Chant. This isn't me doing this for clicks or anything but I'm dead serious. it's on my youtube channel and everything and just wanana make it easier for people to find it.
Hey! Thanks for requesting that from Wayne. He is such a cool dude. We can at least rest easy knowing there is a alternate universe somewhere where Joey won. lol
@@Tekking101 Yeah watching Joey faint was one of the most frustrating moments I'd experienced as a kid and in the back ofr my mind always wanted Joey to win Ra. When I saw Cameo was a thing, decided why not and happy I did it if only to make fans happy.
for a split second, when I saw the thumbnail I thought the video was going to be "What if Meruem caused an Eclipse in One Piece?" which, while random as all hell, just sounds like an idea that goes SO HARD lol
The one piece scene that still makes me emotional is Nami’s breakdown during arlong park, stabbing her tattoo in hatred and rage and Luffy putting his precious straw hat on her head while he goes to kick some ass makes my eyes water 😭
One of the strongest emotions I've felt was Law just saying "Damn it!" when he thought he was going to die by Doflamingo. He fought tooth and nail against Doflamingo, putting everything he had into this battle only for it to end armless, flat on his back, bleeding and in pain with Doflamingo looming over about to crush everything. Everything he ever was, everything he has ever done, everyone that has ever leaned him. There was simply nothing left. The only thing he could do even to hope to express this was "Damn it!". Absolute failure. Everything, reduced to dirt under Doflamingo's feet. Literally and figuratively.
Up until that point hed already beaten doflamingo. Je couldnt produce anymore of the smile fruits. He knew kaido would have come for that ass. And to say yeah but he wanted to be the one to beat him really doesnt work either because he was fine with luffy doing it and letting him be arrested rather tyan killing him. Also it was kinda funny when luffy stopped him and doffy was like whyd you stop me from crushing his head
In retrospective, I wonder why the fuck Law didn't use awakenings against him. He basically just used 20 % of his move pool. You can't tell me that Law only awakened his devil fruit AFTER the fight. At this point, we kind of know how devil fruits can get awakened. The op op fruit is especially famous for how well-suited it is for doctors and Law has plenty of medical knowledge. Also: Using the silent room against Doflamingo would've been the ultimate middle finger.
@@r4nd0mguy99 a video made by MelonTee became my headcanon about that fight: Law was severly nerfed against Doffy, in a psychological sense. It was like a child fighting against his abusive father. He was probably having regressions, specially with how patronizing Doffy was with him at each moment
There are several moments throughout Yu Yu Hakusho that to this day still get me emotional. Yusuke's funeral in ep 1, or Kuwabara's break down after Yusuke dies a second time while fighting Sensui. That series just gets to me.
One thing I'd like to mention about the Meruem and Komugi's final Gungi game that makes it probably my favorite scene in anime or manga is the actual game of Gungi itself, Komugi's Kokoriko technique, and the allegory of the actual moves in the final game as it pertains to Komugi's Kokoriko technique. Komugi invents the technique which is normally used to isolate the King (an allegory for Meruem) and as she continues to play vs Meruem, she develops counters for it. As she plays with Meruem, the counters get more advanced and the moves in the final game reflect their whole story replaying itself within Komugi's Kokoriko counters until they pass away with the two king pieces in hand 1-5-1 Black King 9-5-1. Each movie is a step in their story and there are a few good written breakdowns of it you'll come across ever so often. In my opinion, this insane level of detail, much like the Greed Island cards, or the spiraling webs of politics in Succession, is what makes Togashi a special writer and why I'll wait as long as it takes for new HxH chapters. Also, one thing that really affected me in One Piece was the combination of the Ohara flashback immediately followed by Sogeking shooting down the flag with the Straw Hats on the rooftop. That's something in One Piece's best flashbacks does especially well, the moment after the flashback where we come back to the current events of the manga where the heroes do something that gives you that sense of euphoria or hope after a very depressing or infuriating flashback. Like, stopping Doflamingo's boot, or Kuma's punch, some of my other favorites.
Moments in Fiction That Made Me Emotional #1: When Barry’s dad came home for the holidays. I think it’s time to recreate this heartfelt scene, Tekking! #BRINGBACKBARRYSDAD
The aftermath of the Buddhist shrine mission in Gantz wrecked me. The whole manga in general did. When Tae was murdered by Izumi, I verbally let out a groan of anguish in the middle of the night when I was reading it for the first time
The Berserk scene that always gets me is Young Guts and the Flower Sprit, how Chitch sacrificed the petals of her flower to heal Guts. On first reading you think "oh that's nice" then the realisation hits you... she has been sacrificing her own life force/tether to the world. Guts takes the Flower and buries it in a field with other flowers, as up to this point the plant was by itself in a prison cell. The Kicker though, Guts can't remember if it was a dream or did it really happen. After that chapter I had to stop and just take a walk.
It was the emotions that casca received and gave Guts when her mind came back together that got me. Guts didn’t react poorly, he understood and allowed her to be without him.
For non Japanese made media, Fox and the hound may have made me cry whenever i watched it as a kid Also what hell, this is how I find out Duchess passed, Rest in Peace to her man. Always an icon of the channel for me.
Another sad part about it is Fry didn't revive Seymour (the dog) because he learned the dog lived a full dog life. THEN we cut to Seymour waiting for Fry for the rest of his life, not living that full life Fry assumed he did.
The funeral for the merry will never leave me. I had never experienced a more emotional scene in my entire life before it. I still can't watch past merry thanking them without sobbing bro.
I was spoiled about what happened when Ace visted Dunken doughnuts in that one arc, and even then I cried about as much as I did over the Merry. Oda can really make you feel depression.
@@jonmcknight18 Wow, how heartless of you. I cried my ass off for Luffy when Ace died, but Merry had no character development, just like Ace. Don't be so judgemental. I am full of love and heart.
@@bayardkyyako7427 I cried for Luffy's loss, not Ace. I didn't even know him. Retroactively, we started caring about Ace more in the ASL flashback. That's how Oda does it! Cheers, crewmate!
Im a crybaby. Seriously as a 39 year-old child I cry alot reading. The frog swimming into the ocean when Jiraiya dies is one that I can remember the most. Even re reading and watching the anime still gets me. And yes, Jurassic Dog was a tear jerker
For me it was naruto saying i wanted him to see me becone hokage but all i did was show him how uncool i was. And then reanimated zabuza(him admitting he cared about haku got me) saying there is no heaven or hell just darkness . And it made remember my boy is at the bottom of a sea so deep that kabuto couldnt retrieve him because of the the water preasure.
Jurassic bark was unnecessarily harsh man, like, the idea that Fry was ok with letting Seymore go because he should have lived a full life without him, but he didn't. That was rough.
The haikyuu manga once the ball boy arc starts to its ending elicited an emotion of joy/warmth/satisfation. In 2020, every new chapter had my in tears practically every page of any given chapter.
For me when I was a kid, My Neighbor Totoro got me so emotional when the girls heard about their mom because that brought on the aspect of their mom’s sickness and the realization she could die. Speculated that her illness was from tuberculosis based off of the timeframe the movie takes place in. That’s a tough one for me because I had a cousin who I was very close to die from tuberculosis. The Casca coffin bit I can get it as to why she sees herself that way. As someone who’s gone through PTSD and assault trauma, it’s hard to look at yourself the same way. In lots of cases, you see yourself (your original self) as being broken and almost unable to be repaired. To me, that’s what the porcelain doll represents.
I think the Teen Titans episode with Tara might have got me first. On the other hand, the Ohana scene in Lilo & Stich gets me weeping now, when as a kid I didn't cry at all during that movie.
Man I’ll tell ya what. I’ve been reading One Piece weekly for about 4 years now and didn’t think another storyline could come about that would hit me so emotionally in weekly digestion and holy shit do I feel blessed to read the Kuma/Bonney flashbacks weekly. I lost my dad just longer than a year ago, right before the flashback started… I was mad at him a lot before he passed and now all I want, a 26 y/o guy, is a fuckin hug from him. That flashback was so cathartic it felt unreal. One piece has such a special place in my heart and I imagine for so many others as well for how well it approaches LIFE for the reader. Beautiful stuff
Big emotional anime moment is when Greed as Ling killed Bido when greed had his memories wiped. After he killed him he starts freaking out and ling is berating him for killing his friend. At the end he holds Bido’s body screaming
I’m not going to lie, I literally teared up at that scene in FMAB. Because Greed had absolutely no idea what he did until Ling outright berates and calls him out for killing Bido, the one last friend he had and now that he’s gone, Greed has no one now and him holding Bido’s body and realizes what he had done, he screams his head off. Give props to Greed’s Japanese VA by the way.
TEKKING! You unearthed a core memory with that Futurama episode. My parent forbid me from watching it when I was a kid, not because of it being adult/inappropriate for children, but because I was inconsolably weeping after I watched that episode lol
Koro Sensei's Death Will Always be "The Scene" for me. After spending so much time in his classroom it felt like I was losing the best Teacher I've Ever had, as if I was one of his students, a part of Class 3-E. It was the very first time I'd ever cried and felt so emotionally invested in any media. I began tearing up the Moment "Tabidachi No Uta" Cued up and Nagisa said his Final "Goodbye, Koro Sensei".
Major props for mentioning the ending of the duel between Marik and Joey, what has gotten me emotionally the most when I go back and rewatch the scenes from that is everyone's breakdown especially Yugi. Superbly well-acted moment across the board, brief as it was before Joey recovered.
The biggest emotion an anime has ever given me was, Hughes funeral in FMAB, I think it hit more cause I rewatched FMA 2003 before going into brotherhood and the extra time and scenes spent with him make his funeral that much more impactful, especially when his daughter starts begging that they can't do that cause he has work tomorrow. That hits me in the gutt every time
I haven't actually finished the manga yet but one of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen in anime was the end of the movie 'A Silent Voice'. Seeing Shoya just break down crying at the realisation of how much he's healed will never not get me.
personally, a scene that got me crying was a scene in Justice League unlimited adaptation of for the man who has everything specifically When Clark tells his [fake] son Van that he isn't real and that he has to go especially the way George Newbern delivers it all makes you fucking cry especially when he still tys to comfort Van even after telling him and knowing he is not real he still saw him as his son.
Bro this is crazy that you just dropped a video on this topic. I literally JUST watched the latest episode of Demon Slayer and got emotional from it, which I do NOT get emotional from shit easily. I don't even know why I got emotional from it, but now I come to youtube and the first video on my homepage is this lmao
I was still pissed thinking ohh you wouldnt hit a lady but youd beat down your captain who isnt fighting back. And thats on the back of sanji knowing exactly what would happen if a member left the crew to sacrifice themselves to save them. He led the charge and got on the train when Robin did it. Soo I was pissed at him since Zou
I fully agree with the berserk scene. Couldn't believe it the first time I saw it happen. It's crazy how anime and manga creators nowadays know exactly how to hit us right in the feels.
The HxH section reminds me of the top 10 chimera ant arc moments video you made a while back. It’s nice to see that you haven’t changed your viewpoint at all, it’s only been more solidified as that number 1 moment for you a many within that arc.
Mister 2. Bon Clay is the BIGGEST cry I have had. Everytime I watch it or even think of it, Bon Clay brings me to TEARS. Just hearing that, knowing what comes after, and just how much faith he and everyone has in one another... it's heart breaking.
I feel this, I’ve read through several manga and watched several anime since November of last year and I’ve sobbed at so many series that it just, says a lot about the series and myself. Specific shout outs to One Piece and Undead Unluck for getting to sob the most! Beautiful, emotional stories they both are.
I liked this video. For me, I got weepy when Nami had finally got the money she needed to buy back her village, but Arlong betrayed her. The despair and anger she showed was so vicseral, as she stabbed the tattoo and kept trying to push Luffy away. Then she looked up at Luffy with tears in her eyes and asked for help. I was weepy too. When he put his straw hat on her head and said yes enthusiastically, that was epic.
I feel the same about that episode of Futurama. 😢 Especially because Fry thought that his pup moved on and that was one of the reasons he didn't want to bring him back to life. In reality, like Tekking said, his pup waited for him his entire life 😭
its crazy tekking, i have been watching your vids since tybwa was on weekly and im glad to see your channel grow over the years, still one my favorite manga reviewers, thank you for being charismatic !
I think orihime gets memed a lot but for me, she gave some of the most heartfelt moments in bleach. 1. Her confession to Ichigo 2. Her dynamic with Ulq
Bro lying there with a hole in his chest, meanwhile uriyu is getting curb stomped and she screaming help me kurusaki kun to what is essentially his corpse. Had my boy literally resurrecting from yhe dead going full vasto lorde and her immediate reaction was fear and disapproval of his ruthlessness again a ruthless opponent. This following her telling ichigo to don't get hurt no more when he was fighting Grimmjaw. Hey I know I just looked at you with abject terror because of your hollow mask while you were using your body to shield me but could ya just beat the guy without getting hurt again for my sake, k thanks.
I've read and watched everything you've talked about and Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days on the DS is still the most emotional I've ever gotten with a story. You don't even need to play the rest of the series its such a good standalone story.
When I was a kid, Bionicle was my big thing. In 2008 there was a huge plot twist that changed the lore of the entire series and everything I knew about the world I had invested so much in. I was excited to the point I remember reading the books and getting to the end of one to see the twist, and I got chills as well as the feeling like my soul exited my body. Unfortunately the series got canceled 2 years later. Ashvampire has an excellent video summarizing everything.
Sadly, as a survivor of sexual abuse. I regonicze that feeling of seeing yourself as a broken doll very well. It's one of the most subtil and impactfull scens that explains that trauma without writing it on your nose. It was hard to read that scen it was hard to read the scene where she meets Guts again and everything flowed back. It was hard because it was soo accurate to my own experience with this trauma (not that I had the mental break down or that my life was as shitty as cascas where). Healing takes time and all the pieces sometimes is never found of that broken doll.
Hey, I really liked this more serious side to your content! Not that the regular stuff is not great, but it's cool to see this other side of your commentary on media!
Your reaction to the berserk was how I felt after I first read the red wedding in GOT.. the starks were my favorite characters and I had no idea this was coming. Had to reread the whole chapter again to make sure I didn’t read something wrong
Having to relive the first time I read those Berserk chapters after hearing you describe it brought back some emotions I haven’t felt in a while and I don’t even know how to explain them….. holy shit.
I am pretty emotional when it comes to fiction, but there are two movies that, no matter how often I see them, they always get me. First is 'Ame &Yuki the wolf children'. Just the entire film. The beginning has some of the saddest scenes I ever experienced and at the end I just cry happy tears. And then there is Disney's Encanto and that final scene where Mirabelle holds the golden doorknob and says 'I see myself, that is me' just hits me everytime (I watched a dub so the words are slightly different from the original). Anyway that was a super interesting topic and video!
Recently I watched the First Slam Dunk, I didn't know I can cry like that, to a point of gasping air. That movie marked the end of my childhood. it was the closure I didn't know I needed.
For me with regards to Western animation, I remember an avatar last Airbender the song iroh spoke about his son Lu ten. What’s even more Saturday is that his son died in the very city he finally found peace.
That feeling when reading Beserk is one the reasons it’s a top 5 manga of all time, Muira had a way of conveying such broken people so eloquently and so tragically, the amount of times I’d have to put the manga down to just absorb what I just read is near countless, my only hope is that beserk can at least have a satisfying (wether sad or happy ) ending
One moment(s) that really got to me is what happened to Euphemia li Britannia in Code Geass. Naturally while I already consider Code Geass to be a magnificent work of art, that particular moment was enough for me to avoid rewatching this masterpiece for +10 years and when I (as an adult this time) finally decided to rewatch it I found myself having to emotionally prepare myself for that scenery despite already knowing what is about to come. It's amazing how fiction is able to ingrain lasting impacts within a consumer.
I forgot the context behind it but that one page in Berserk where Schierke is "flying" with Farnese (or some kind of astral projection) moved me so much. I remember reading the page and just stopped for a while because it was so beautiful. But it wasn't just the art, but the fact that something that beautiful can exist in the terribly dark and cruel world (and reading experience) of Berserk. That's my main takeaway in Berserk, that no matter how hopeless and bad things may be, there is something out there worth living and fighting for. As for One Piece, the "Happy 10th birthday" chapter made me actually cry for the first time in 15 years of reading the manga.
For me, the first couple moments that made me cry aside from the anime ones you mentioned: 1. Pokemon the First Movie and the scene when Ash turned to stone and Pikachu cried 2. Zabuza's death at the beginning of Naruto
Going Merry makes me emotional to this day, I also can't sing or listen to the AnoHana ending without tearing up. Having just one moment that made me cry really hard will make me remember a show or manga forever and I love that
One of the most emotiomal moments for me is the scene in Avatar where Zuko confronts Iroh expecting rage and hatred, but the moment his uncle hears his voice he goes to hug him.
In Dr. Stone, a lot of the moments where the Ishigami Village people discover and re-discover how awesom science is, but especially the bit where Chrome goes up in the hot air balloon with Senku and Ryusui and sees with his own eyes that the world is round. "Oh crap... I want more! I want to know everything about this world of ours!" In the anime's english dub, Matt Shipman plays the scene PERFECTLY.
A recent manga I've read that I was not expecting to hit me as hard as it did was Zatch Bell. The manga as a whole gave me a range of positive emotions and I love it for that. But specifically, Barry's climax was the first to hit me hard enough for me to tear up. And after that, the ending of Zatch Bell just made be straight up cry. For me Zatch Bell is just perfect and I highly recommend it, especially since there's a sequel ongoing.
Honestly the funeral for the merry in the show legitimately gets me every single time and I’m a 30 year old tearing up just thinking of it while typing this
Robins "I want to live" speech took my heart and soul and destroyed it and revived it. I needed to hear those words cause i was at one of the darkest points in my life and i wanted to scream out those words, i wanted to be free, i wanted to be happy, i wanted to live but life was so hard at the time and things felt so damn bleak all the time. Watching that scene made me disgustingly ugly cry for hours. Then the merry scene hit months later (i was watching weekly back then) and man i just lost my shit, had recently lost my dog and luffys speech about how he should have treated the merry better and whatnot really hurt cause i knew i could have also done more for my dog back then, but i was young and had no money and family problems. I can never watch Enies Lobby arc without mentally preparing for those scenes. Everything involving Jiraiyas death in Naruto Shippuuden really freaking hurt, that was excellently done and executed perfectly, the music, the vibes, the mellow color, then iruka coming by and offering to split his popsicle just like jiraiya did, man that was brutal.
A relaxant moment I can think of actual broyght me to watching your Bleach reviews. At the time the Fullbringer arc was airing I didnt really watch Bleach anymore and focus more on other random anime choices but I eventually did start watching the eps for it all be ot out of context so when all that stuff with memory shenanigans was happening I legit invested im the idea that Chad and Inoue were against Ichigo etc (Dude even got to YUzu and Karin too which hurt me almost as much as it did Ichigo mentally). So when the reveal of Ginjo being evil hit and that scene in the rain came around I was genuinely devastated.
The symbolism that Miura goes with when you see what's inside the coffin is very.. i can't even describe? you can tell he's going with the idea that guts is dragging around a broken doll around the depths of hell is nothing more than the weight of dragonslayer is absolutely nothing at all to guts because he was carrying something MUCH more heavier than that and it's so tragic dude.. Miura is one of a kind and I'm so sad he's no longer with us
Anyone who grew up watching dbz when they were young can agree that gohan's rage when cell killed 16 or when krilin got yanked by freeza was one of the most rage inducing scenes . Apart from that there's a lot of things that made me emotional as well when it comes to different kinds of medias but one that stood out for me the most is Reigen's birthday in Mob Psycho. It's pretty much a tear jerker for anyone who once felt alone in their life and at the time it just hit way too close to home.
Frieren's first episode. Somehow I didn't knew anything about these people yet I felt really emotional about the end of their journey as well as Himmel's death. Then you review the entire series and come back and it's even better.
I like the idea of someone being vague and saying "there was a part in futurama where i cried" and everybody immediately knows its the Jurassic Bark episode
For me it’s the Luck of the Fryrish. The ending made me feel more feelings that I’ve ever felt
@@jonathanmcculley3728Yeah, that one is brutal
Jurassic Bark and Luck of the Fryrish are neck-and-neck for me!😢
Lars, the Narwhal, and the semi-retconned Seymour details in the Bender’s Big Score didn’t feel out of place to me considering it was cool to revisit Fry’s past, BUT
It doesn’t fit in with the emotionally resonant original ending of Jurassic Bark, so fuck it all!
@@jonathanmcculley3728”don’t you, forget about me” when that song played it hit me hard lol
Tekking after dark, where he discusses anime as a whole rather than limiting his persona to a single series
Yea he use to talk about other things more often now it's once in awhile when you get something like this
Tekking kinda as to limit what he talks about for monetization purposes
I miss Tekking talks about other series then OP
Awesome concept
Tekking after dark in full bondange gear
The death of Going Merry is a testament to Oda's writing ability getting people to cry over a piece of wood
We say this but it talked and moved so mot really.
@@TheKrigeron no, that was the klaboutermon that talked, the Going Merry was the ship that was given a funeral
@@bastionsea2829 people just be saying shit. The merry navigated itself to Enies Lobby, saved them and spoke to them, then spoke to them as it was burned.
piecES of wood thank you very much 😂😂
I progressively got so mad during the following years! I begun watching OP regularly during the post-Skypiea filler, so I had not followed the journey and I spent W7 so confused! It would have probably made a difference in me having seen OP from early on. Still, the Robin scene was something I'm not sure my young self had ever felt before.
No one ever brings up Garp sitting next to Ace and crying 😢 that part gets me
I agree! A man torn between his family and his job, sitting next to his grandson about to be put to death as he cries wishing things could have turned out differently. He could have saved Ace but Garp is the Hero of the Navy, he’d be creating worldwide public chaos if he were to save Ace. He did all he could, but knowing that doesn’t make it any easier. It was an absolutely heartbreaking moment that I wish people would talk about more!
I laugh at Garp all the time.
Or ace asking luffy to tell everyone thank you for loving me. Or robin asking her mother if she remembers her or luffy's mental breakdown in sabady saying he couldnt even save one of his friends.
I knew everything had to be alright after Sabaody, but Luffy’s breakdown STILL had me in tears, that’s how well executed it was.
Another one I don’t see getting brought up a lot is Luffy and Usopp’s argument from Episode 235. Not the duel, but the argument BEFORE the duel, everyone’s character is highlighted there and while it might not be a tearjerker, all other emotions fly high with that moment
@@tabecha1096 we got a tough guy
I’d like to add on to the berserk point Tekking mentioned. For me, it hurt so much worse when she seemed ok and back to normal. She gets a coop new sword, thanks everyone for watching out for her, and all seems well. But then she looks at Guts. That panel of Guts looking like a devil and bringing back Casca’s trauma was a real punch in the gut. Of course she wasn’t fully healed, cause that’s not how trauma works; it can’t be magically erased, no matter how much we want it to be. Guts and Casca are still two broken souls
I thought he waz going to do that part to, the whole of Eldhelm and the moonlight boy caused my eyes to water up multiple times. Its so much more realistic that Casca couldnt face Guts yet. Brings so much emotional depth to the character .
It’s just, could you imagine if a manga creator made a scene like that whole eclipse today?
@@ragnaricstudios5888 To a lesser extent, Gon in HunterXHunter, the climax of his descent in the Chimera Ant Arc. His body at the end.
For nsfw, and thus allowing for more terrible things to explicitly happen, Metamorphosis 177013, aka Emergence.
"For some, it may even scar them for life and entirely turn them off from the world of manga." -cultureofgaming
That website has a review of it.
There are a large number of reactions to it on RUclips from anime youtubers.
Guys forcing himself on her didnt exactly help either. Guts is the physical manifestarion of all that was and the remnant of all that is. She blames him for griffith turning into a cupcake eater, getting arrested and tortured. But then again she was suicidal in the good old days.
@@ragnaricstudios5888 Metamorphosis 1773
11:45 Yo Tekking, I'm the dude who asked Wayne to record the Winged Dragon of Ra Chant. This isn't me doing this for clicks or anything but I'm dead serious. it's on my youtube channel and everything and just wanana make it easier for people to find it.
Hey! Thanks for requesting that from Wayne. He is such a cool dude. We can at least rest easy knowing there is a alternate universe somewhere where Joey won. lol
@@Tekking101 Yeah watching Joey faint was one of the most frustrating moments I'd experienced as a kid and in the back ofr my mind always wanted Joey to win Ra. When I saw Cameo was a thing, decided why not and happy I did it if only to make fans happy.
for a split second, when I saw the thumbnail I thought the video was going to be "What if Meruem caused an Eclipse in One Piece?" which, while random as all hell, just sounds like an idea that goes SO HARD lol
I like but also horrible idea.... Let's do it
In the one piece manga the eclipse is already there
The one piece scene that still makes me emotional is Nami’s breakdown during arlong park, stabbing her tattoo in hatred and rage and Luffy putting his precious straw hat on her head while he goes to kick some ass makes my eyes water 😭
I watched OP since shortly before W7, only read it from the beginning last year and woah. That was something.
DAMMIT TEKKING… your breakdown of the Chimera Ant arc makes me want to rewatch HxH now
Same here, that arc is a masterpiece. 🧡
One of the strongest emotions I've felt was Law just saying "Damn it!" when he thought he was going to die by Doflamingo.
He fought tooth and nail against Doflamingo, putting everything he had into this battle only for it to end armless, flat on his back, bleeding and in pain with Doflamingo looming over about to crush everything. Everything he ever was, everything he has ever done, everyone that has ever leaned him. There was simply nothing left. The only thing he could do even to hope to express this was "Damn it!". Absolute failure. Everything, reduced to dirt under Doflamingo's feet. Literally and figuratively.
This moment along with some of punk hazard and ESPECIALLY his introduction in the manga is why he's top 3 fav characters personally
Up until that point hed already beaten doflamingo. Je couldnt produce anymore of the smile fruits. He knew kaido would have come for that ass. And to say yeah but he wanted to be the one to beat him really doesnt work either because he was fine with luffy doing it and letting him be arrested rather tyan killing him. Also it was kinda funny when luffy stopped him and doffy was like whyd you stop me from crushing his head
In retrospective, I wonder why the fuck Law didn't use awakenings against him. He basically just used 20 % of his move pool. You can't tell me that Law only awakened his devil fruit AFTER the fight. At this point, we kind of know how devil fruits can get awakened. The op op fruit is especially famous for how well-suited it is for doctors and Law has plenty of medical knowledge. Also: Using the silent room against Doflamingo would've been the ultimate middle finger.
@@r4nd0mguy99 a video made by MelonTee became my headcanon about that fight: Law was severly nerfed against Doffy, in a psychological sense. It was like a child fighting against his abusive father. He was probably having regressions, specially with how patronizing Doffy was with him at each moment
OH NO THEY GOT TEKKING HE’S BEEN HELD HOSTAGE IN ANOTHER ROOM
The kidnapper is also a cringey white weeb with an obsession with geography
There are several moments throughout Yu Yu Hakusho that to this day still get me emotional. Yusuke's funeral in ep 1, or Kuwabara's break down after Yusuke dies a second time while fighting Sensui. That series just gets to me.
One thing I'd like to mention about the Meruem and Komugi's final Gungi game that makes it probably my favorite scene in anime or manga is the actual game of Gungi itself, Komugi's Kokoriko technique, and the allegory of the actual moves in the final game as it pertains to Komugi's Kokoriko technique. Komugi invents the technique which is normally used to isolate the King (an allegory for Meruem) and as she continues to play vs Meruem, she develops counters for it. As she plays with Meruem, the counters get more advanced and the moves in the final game reflect their whole story replaying itself within Komugi's Kokoriko counters until they pass away with the two king pieces in hand 1-5-1 Black King 9-5-1. Each movie is a step in their story and there are a few good written breakdowns of it you'll come across ever so often. In my opinion, this insane level of detail, much like the Greed Island cards, or the spiraling webs of politics in Succession, is what makes Togashi a special writer and why I'll wait as long as it takes for new HxH chapters.
Also, one thing that really affected me in One Piece was the combination of the Ohara flashback immediately followed by Sogeking shooting down the flag with the Straw Hats on the rooftop. That's something in One Piece's best flashbacks does especially well, the moment after the flashback where we come back to the current events of the manga where the heroes do something that gives you that sense of euphoria or hope after a very depressing or infuriating flashback. Like, stopping Doflamingo's boot, or Kuma's punch, some of my other favorites.
Moments in Fiction That Made Me Emotional #1: When Barry’s dad came home for the holidays. I think it’s time to recreate this heartfelt scene, Tekking! #BRINGBACKBARRYSDAD
Do you mean Berry the brick? Or barry allen?
The aftermath of the Buddhist shrine mission in Gantz wrecked me. The whole manga in general did. When Tae was murdered by Izumi, I verbally let out a groan of anguish in the middle of the night when I was reading it for the first time
I feel this comment so much 😭
The Frieren petted Heiter's head I cried like a baby.
The Berserk scene that always gets me is Young Guts and the Flower Sprit, how Chitch sacrificed the petals of her flower to heal Guts.
On first reading you think "oh that's nice" then the realisation hits you... she has been sacrificing her own life force/tether to the world.
Guts takes the Flower and buries it in a field with other flowers, as up to this point the plant was by itself in a prison cell.
The Kicker though, Guts can't remember if it was a dream or did it really happen.
After that chapter I had to stop and just take a walk.
It was the emotions that casca received and gave Guts when her mind came back together that got me. Guts didn’t react poorly, he understood and allowed her to be without him.
For non Japanese made media, Fox and the hound may have made me cry whenever i watched it as a kid
Also what hell, this is how I find out Duchess passed, Rest in Peace to her man. Always an icon of the channel for me.
Bro. 'Where the Red Fern Grows' absolutely destroyed me in school.
Another sad part about it is Fry didn't revive Seymour (the dog) because he learned the dog lived a full dog life.
THEN we cut to Seymour waiting for Fry for the rest of his life, not living that full life Fry assumed he did.
I will forever hate matt groening for that episode.
Tekking was spared of the dreaded "Stuck on the Boat" segment where there were various hiatuses. As was I.
As was I.
The funeral for the merry will never leave me. I had never experienced a more emotional scene in my entire life before it. I still can't watch past merry thanking them without sobbing bro.
I know it you don't feel emotional during that scene you are heartless.
I was spoiled about what happened when Ace visted Dunken doughnuts in that one arc, and even then I cried about as much as I did over the Merry. Oda can really make you feel depression.
@@jonmcknight18 Wow, how heartless of you. I cried my ass off for Luffy when Ace died, but Merry had no character development, just like Ace. Don't be so judgemental. I am full of love and heart.
@@bayardkyyako7427 I cried for Luffy's loss, not Ace. I didn't even know him. Retroactively, we started caring about Ace more in the ASL flashback. That's how Oda does it! Cheers, crewmate!
@@bayardkyyako7427 Yes, he can. Be careful, they'll call you a sociopath for talking about the Donut, bud! LOL Cheers!
Im a crybaby. Seriously as a 39 year-old child I cry alot reading. The frog swimming into the ocean when Jiraiya dies is one that I can remember the most. Even re reading and watching the anime still gets me. And yes, Jurassic Dog was a tear jerker
37 almost 38 year old here. The jurassic dog episode got me big time
Fr Granma Chiyo's death and her speech was another one
For me it was naruto saying i wanted him to see me becone hokage but all i did was show him how uncool i was. And then reanimated zabuza(him admitting he cared about haku got me) saying there is no heaven or hell just darkness . And it made remember my boy is at the bottom of a sea so deep that kabuto couldnt retrieve him because of the the water preasure.
I would be down for Tekking to talk about his interests outside of One Piece
Jurassic bark was unnecessarily harsh man, like, the idea that Fry was ok with letting Seymore go because he should have lived a full life without him, but he didn't. That was rough.
The haikyuu manga once the ball boy arc starts to its ending elicited an emotion of joy/warmth/satisfation. In 2020, every new chapter had my in tears practically every page of any given chapter.
The HxH panel with Morena and the horrors of our world behind her had me frozen in shock, it's hard to believe that our world is that cruel
For me when I was a kid, My Neighbor Totoro got me so emotional when the girls heard about their mom because that brought on the aspect of their mom’s sickness and the realization she could die. Speculated that her illness was from tuberculosis based off of the timeframe the movie takes place in. That’s a tough one for me because I had a cousin who I was very close to die from tuberculosis.
The Casca coffin bit I can get it as to why she sees herself that way. As someone who’s gone through PTSD and assault trauma, it’s hard to look at yourself the same way. In lots of cases, you see yourself (your original self) as being broken and almost unable to be repaired. To me, that’s what the porcelain doll represents.
The scene in 20th Century Boys when just about anyone says "I'm going to save the world" really just fills me with tears xD
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I think the Teen Titans episode with Tara might have got me first.
On the other hand, the Ohana scene in Lilo & Stich gets me weeping now, when as a kid I didn't cry at all during that movie.
Man I’ll tell ya what. I’ve been reading One Piece weekly for about 4 years now and didn’t think another storyline could come about that would hit me so emotionally in weekly digestion and holy shit do I feel blessed to read the Kuma/Bonney flashbacks weekly. I lost my dad just longer than a year ago, right before the flashback started… I was mad at him a lot before he passed and now all I want, a 26 y/o guy, is a fuckin hug from him. That flashback was so cathartic it felt unreal. One piece has such a special place in my heart and I imagine for so many others as well for how well it approaches LIFE for the reader. Beautiful stuff
Big emotional anime moment is when Greed as Ling killed Bido when greed had his memories wiped. After he killed him he starts freaking out and ling is berating him for killing his friend. At the end he holds Bido’s body screaming
I’m not going to lie, I literally teared up at that scene in FMAB. Because Greed had absolutely no idea what he did until Ling outright berates and calls him out for killing Bido, the one last friend he had and now that he’s gone, Greed has no one now and him holding Bido’s body and realizes what he had done, he screams his head off. Give props to Greed’s Japanese VA by the way.
What a terrible day for rain kills me too, and mayuri dying repeatedly in steins gate.
Seeing you come from that old room into this beautiful house makes me soo jealous yet proud
2:40 I was convinced you were going to say "Luck of the Fryrish" 😢😢 holy hell, that episode tugged on all the right heartstrings for me!
Bye-bye butterfree is one for me I remember crying during.
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Tekking with the being interviewed on zoom background 👌
TEKKING! You unearthed a core memory with that Futurama episode. My parent forbid me from watching it when I was a kid, not because of it being adult/inappropriate for children, but because I was inconsolably weeping after I watched that episode lol
Koro Sensei's Death Will Always be "The Scene" for me.
After spending so much time in his classroom it felt like I was losing the best Teacher I've Ever had, as if I was one of his students, a part of Class 3-E.
It was the very first time I'd ever cried and felt so emotionally invested in any media.
I began tearing up the Moment "Tabidachi No Uta" Cued up and Nagisa said his Final "Goodbye, Koro Sensei".
The Kuma flashback made me viscerally hate Saturn and want Bonney to be a Straw Hat just so she can have some peace in her life.
Saturn isn't a bad guy
@@danyal6181 Are we talking about the same Saturn?
@@brandonmcdaniel5447 ye
@@danyal6181 How is he NOT a villain?!
@@brandonmcdaniel5447 He's a kind hearted character
Major props for mentioning the ending of the duel between Marik and Joey, what has gotten me emotionally the most when I go back and rewatch the scenes from that is everyone's breakdown especially Yugi. Superbly well-acted moment across the board, brief as it was before Joey recovered.
The biggest emotion an anime has ever given me was, Hughes funeral in FMAB, I think it hit more cause I rewatched FMA 2003 before going into brotherhood and the extra time and scenes spent with him make his funeral that much more impactful, especially when his daughter starts begging that they can't do that cause he has work tomorrow. That hits me in the gutt every time
Dude its been like 6 months i was away from your chanel your prolly my fav youtuber tbh may GOD BLESS U AND EVERYONE ELSE
I haven't actually finished the manga yet but one of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen in anime was the end of the movie 'A Silent Voice'.
Seeing Shoya just break down crying at the realisation of how much he's healed will never not get me.
personally, a scene that got me crying was a scene in Justice League unlimited adaptation of for the man who has everything specifically When Clark tells his [fake] son Van that he isn't real and that he has to go especially the way George Newbern delivers it all makes you fucking cry especially when he still tys to comfort Van even after telling him and knowing he is not real he still saw him as his son.
For me, it was when Ash let Butterfree go.
With all due respect I feel that moment is overrated in sadness, árbok and weezing goodbye is the one that broke My heart
Bro this is crazy that you just dropped a video on this topic. I literally JUST watched the latest episode of Demon Slayer and got emotional from it, which I do NOT get emotional from shit easily. I don't even know why I got emotional from it, but now I come to youtube and the first video on my homepage is this lmao
Unique tekking video. Todays bad day may have just gotten better🙏🏽
Tekking will Always suprise me with the depth of his person and thought. Ty for thé years of entertainment
"Be sure to come back, Sanji! Without you, I can't become the Pirate King!"
I was still pissed thinking ohh you wouldnt hit a lady but youd beat down your captain who isnt fighting back. And thats on the back of sanji knowing exactly what would happen if a member left the crew to sacrifice themselves to save them. He led the charge and got on the train when Robin did it. Soo I was pissed at him since Zou
I fully agree with the berserk scene. Couldn't believe it the first time I saw it happen. It's crazy how anime and manga creators nowadays know exactly how to hit us right in the feels.
One of my favorite mangas is Gantz, and I cant pick a single emotional moment from here because there are so much messed up moments
The HxH section reminds me of the top 10 chimera ant arc moments video you made a while back. It’s nice to see that you haven’t changed your viewpoint at all, it’s only been more solidified as that number 1 moment for you a many within that arc.
I LOVE NON ONEPIECE TEKKING101 (ALSO NEW ROOM HYPE)
Mister 2. Bon Clay is the BIGGEST cry I have had. Everytime I watch it or even think of it, Bon Clay brings me to TEARS. Just hearing that, knowing what comes after, and just how much faith he and everyone has in one another... it's heart breaking.
I feel this, I’ve read through several manga and watched several anime since November of last year and I’ve sobbed at so many series that it just, says a lot about the series and myself.
Specific shout outs to One Piece and Undead Unluck for getting to sob the most! Beautiful, emotional stories they both are.
I liked this video. For me, I got weepy when Nami had finally got the money she needed to buy back her village, but Arlong betrayed her. The despair and anger she showed was so vicseral, as she stabbed the tattoo and kept trying to push Luffy away. Then she looked up at Luffy with tears in her eyes and asked for help. I was weepy too. When he put his straw hat on her head and said yes enthusiastically, that was epic.
Goodnight punpun… had me messed up for over a week when I finished it
Tekking watching emotional moments in anime.
A single manly tear drops downs slowly on his face
I dig the meliodas sword in the background. Really dig this video too.
I feel the same about that episode of Futurama. 😢
Especially because Fry thought that his pup moved on and that was one of the reasons he didn't want to bring him back to life. In reality, like Tekking said, his pup waited for him his entire life 😭
its crazy tekking, i have been watching your vids since tybwa was on weekly and im glad to see your channel grow over the years, still one my favorite manga reviewers, thank you for being charismatic !
I think orihime gets memed a lot but for me, she gave some of the most heartfelt moments in bleach.
1. Her confession to Ichigo
2. Her dynamic with Ulq
Bro lying there with a hole in his chest, meanwhile uriyu is getting curb stomped and she screaming help me kurusaki kun to what is essentially his corpse. Had my boy literally resurrecting from yhe dead going full vasto lorde and her immediate reaction was fear and disapproval of his ruthlessness again a ruthless opponent.
This following her telling ichigo to don't get hurt no more when he was fighting Grimmjaw. Hey I know I just looked at you with abject terror because of your hollow mask while you were using your body to shield me but could ya just beat the guy without getting hurt again for my sake, k thanks.
I've read and watched everything you've talked about and Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days on the DS is still the most emotional I've ever gotten with a story. You don't even need to play the rest of the series its such a good standalone story.
When I was a kid, Bionicle was my big thing. In 2008 there was a huge plot twist that changed the lore of the entire series and everything I knew about the world I had invested so much in. I was excited to the point I remember reading the books and getting to the end of one to see the twist, and I got chills as well as the feeling like my soul exited my body. Unfortunately the series got canceled 2 years later. Ashvampire has an excellent video summarizing everything.
Very well shot video. This is like when your facourite anime gets a huge budget and new animators for season 2
Sadly, as a survivor of sexual abuse. I regonicze that feeling of seeing yourself as a broken doll very well. It's one of the most subtil and impactfull scens that explains that trauma without writing it on your nose. It was hard to read that scen it was hard to read the scene where she meets Guts again and everything flowed back. It was hard because it was soo accurate to my own experience with this trauma (not that I had the mental break down or that my life was as shitty as cascas where). Healing takes time and all the pieces sometimes is never found of that broken doll.
I like your one piece videos too but I love hearing you talk about other series even more, I think because of how rare it is
Ascendance of the Bookworm never fails to make me cry. Reading the novel where how Myne keeps getting torn off her family just breaks my heart.
Hey, I really liked this more serious side to your content! Not that the regular stuff is not great, but it's cool to see this other side of your commentary on media!
Man thanks so much for branching out
Love you man
Hope you reach 10milf subs
Your reaction to the berserk was how I felt after I first read the red wedding in GOT.. the starks were my favorite characters and I had no idea this was coming. Had to reread the whole chapter again to make sure I didn’t read something wrong
Having to relive the first time I read those Berserk chapters after hearing you describe it brought back some emotions I haven’t felt in a while and I don’t even know how to explain them….. holy shit.
Loved this video, and I hope you make a companion video for happy and hype moments.
Now I'm going to watch Goodbye World for no apparent reason.
I am pretty emotional when it comes to fiction, but there are two movies that, no matter how often I see them, they always get me. First is 'Ame &Yuki the wolf children'. Just the entire film. The beginning has some of the saddest scenes I ever experienced and at the end I just cry happy tears. And then there is Disney's Encanto and that final scene where Mirabelle holds the golden doorknob and says 'I see myself, that is me' just hits me everytime (I watched a dub so the words are slightly different from the original).
Anyway that was a super interesting topic and video!
The light turned off at the perfect time. It was setting the mood. LOL
Recently I watched the First Slam Dunk, I didn't know I can cry like that, to a point of gasping air. That movie marked the end of my childhood. it was the closure I didn't know I needed.
For me with regards to Western animation, I remember an avatar last Airbender the song iroh spoke about his son Lu ten. What’s even more Saturday is that his son died in the very city he finally found peace.
Ash letting his butterfree go really got me as a kid. Thats the first time i remember crying from a show.
That feeling when reading Beserk is one the reasons it’s a top 5 manga of all time, Muira had a way of conveying such broken people so eloquently and so tragically, the amount of times I’d have to put the manga down to just absorb what I just read is near countless, my only hope is that beserk can at least have a satisfying (wether sad or happy ) ending
Please tekking talk about more other series that you like tekking we are here to support
One moment(s) that really got to me is what happened to Euphemia li Britannia in Code Geass. Naturally while I already consider Code Geass to be a magnificent work of art, that particular moment was enough for me to avoid rewatching this masterpiece for +10 years and when I (as an adult this time) finally decided to rewatch it I found myself having to emotionally prepare myself for that scenery despite already knowing what is about to come. It's amazing how fiction is able to ingrain lasting impacts within a consumer.
I forgot the context behind it but that one page in Berserk where Schierke is "flying" with Farnese (or some kind of astral projection) moved me so much. I remember reading the page and just stopped for a while because it was so beautiful. But it wasn't just the art, but the fact that something that beautiful can exist in the terribly dark and cruel world (and reading experience) of Berserk. That's my main takeaway in Berserk, that no matter how hopeless and bad things may be, there is something out there worth living and fighting for.
As for One Piece, the "Happy 10th birthday" chapter made me actually cry for the first time in 15 years of reading the manga.
Not gonna lie the room Tekkings’ in is exactly what I expected
For me, the first couple moments that made me cry aside from the anime ones you mentioned:
1. Pokemon the First Movie and the scene when Ash turned to stone and Pikachu cried
2. Zabuza's death at the beginning of Naruto
Going Merry makes me emotional to this day, I also can't sing or listen to the AnoHana ending without tearing up. Having just one moment that made me cry really hard will make me remember a show or manga forever and I love that
One of the most emotiomal moments for me is the scene in Avatar where Zuko confronts Iroh expecting rage and hatred, but the moment his uncle hears his voice he goes to hug him.
Jurassic Bark had me messed up for like an hour
Babe wake up, a new Tekking101 video just dropped
In Dr. Stone, a lot of the moments where the Ishigami Village people discover and re-discover how awesom science is, but especially the bit where Chrome goes up in the hot air balloon with Senku and Ryusui and sees with his own eyes that the world is round. "Oh crap... I want more! I want to know everything about this world of ours!" In the anime's english dub, Matt Shipman plays the scene PERFECTLY.
When wolfwood is begging god to give him more time definitely hits
A recent manga I've read that I was not expecting to hit me as hard as it did was Zatch Bell. The manga as a whole gave me a range of positive emotions and I love it for that. But specifically, Barry's climax was the first to hit me hard enough for me to tear up. And after that, the ending of Zatch Bell just made be straight up cry. For me Zatch Bell is just perfect and I highly recommend it, especially since there's a sequel ongoing.
Honestly the funeral for the merry in the show legitimately gets me every single time and I’m a 30 year old tearing up just thinking of it while typing this
Meruem's line to Welfin is very impactful too.
Robins "I want to live" speech took my heart and soul and destroyed it and revived it. I needed to hear those words cause i was at one of the darkest points in my life and i wanted to scream out those words, i wanted to be free, i wanted to be happy, i wanted to live but life was so hard at the time and things felt so damn bleak all the time. Watching that scene made me disgustingly ugly cry for hours. Then the merry scene hit months later (i was watching weekly back then) and man i just lost my shit, had recently lost my dog and luffys speech about how he should have treated the merry better and whatnot really hurt cause i knew i could have also done more for my dog back then, but i was young and had no money and family problems. I can never watch Enies Lobby arc without mentally preparing for those scenes. Everything involving Jiraiyas death in Naruto Shippuuden really freaking hurt, that was excellently done and executed perfectly, the music, the vibes, the mellow color, then iruka coming by and offering to split his popsicle just like jiraiya did, man that was brutal.
A relaxant moment I can think of actual broyght me to watching your Bleach reviews. At the time the Fullbringer arc was airing I didnt really watch Bleach anymore and focus more on other random anime choices but I eventually did start watching the eps for it all be ot out of context so when all that stuff with memory shenanigans was happening I legit invested im the idea that Chad and Inoue were against Ichigo etc (Dude even got to YUzu and Karin too which hurt me almost as much as it did Ichigo mentally). So when the reveal of Ginjo being evil hit and that scene in the rain came around I was genuinely devastated.
The ending of the ChronoCrusade anime and their last scene. That... still gets me
The symbolism that Miura goes with when you see what's inside the coffin is very.. i can't even describe? you can tell he's going with the idea that guts is dragging around a broken doll around the depths of hell is nothing more than the weight of dragonslayer is absolutely nothing at all to guts because he was carrying something MUCH more heavier than that and it's so tragic dude.. Miura is one of a kind and I'm so sad he's no longer with us
Anyone who grew up watching dbz when they were young can agree that gohan's rage when cell killed 16 or when krilin got yanked by freeza was one of the most rage inducing scenes .
Apart from that there's a lot of things that made me emotional as well when it comes to different kinds of medias but one that stood out for me the most is Reigen's birthday in Mob Psycho. It's pretty much a tear jerker for anyone who once felt alone in their life and at the time it just hit way too close to home.
Frieren's first episode.
Somehow I didn't knew anything about these people yet I felt really emotional about the end of their journey as well as Himmel's death.
Then you review the entire series and come back and it's even better.