| pretty much me when I was watching Shinsekai Yori |
 "Do you know why snow is white? Because it's forgotten what color it's supposed to be." - C.C. |
| I almost always get emotionally invested in shows, unless the characters really suck. The anime that made me cry most was Azumanga Daioh for some weird reason. It's not even a sad show, but it just really struck a chord with me |
| I haven't even finished Shinsekai yori and I'm in the same boat as you guys. Such a riveting experience. |
| I used to when I was younger, but not so much now. It'd be nice if a series really sucked me in like they did in the past. |
| Thats one of the main reasons I love anime, there's lots of shows that get can you lost and emotionally invested in the story and characters. The anime that most recently gave me this experience include 3-gatsu no lion, Sora Yori, Violet Evergarden, and Darling in the Franxx. |
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| Yes, that is what I want from animes. |
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| Happens to me all the time~~ One reason why I love watching since I can cry, laugh, fall in love, get angry.. .feel al sorts of emotions with anime X) |
| "When I decided to follow my dream, I had already discarded my life.” -Roronoa Zoro |
| Yeah. When the emotions portrayed magnificently. |
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| It's really hard for me to get into and "feel" the emotion from the anime. I don't really have much patience anymore to be able to sit down and watch something without interruptions - my brain gets kind of restless. However, some anime have proved very good at getting me invested - hell yeah I cried when the Going Merry was returned in One Piece! However, I did not cry during Clannad or Clannad:After Story (I honestly don't remember if Clannad has the bad part with Nagisa or not, but I'm listing it anyways). Characters I like usually bring out the most emotion. I hated Nagisa so maybe that's a reason why I didn't really care. Other examples of this are Naruto (season 1 when he was alone because I can relate) and Fairy Tail (too many to remember, but especially the ending of the manga). |
EBbrain said: I almost always get emotionally invested in shows, unless the characters really suck. The anime that made me cry most was Azumanga Daioh for some weird reason. It's not even a sad show, but it just really struck a chord with me Well, since the anime is 26 eps. long and basically takes place during the whole three years Chiyo and co. share until they graduated from high school... I can undestand your reaction and for example, to be honest, watching Chiyo cry during the graduation ceremony was quite emotive. |
| Very rarely, but the only anime to ever make me truly emotional and made me on the verge of tearing is Ashita no Joe. |
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| Devilman Crybaby ep. 9 at 21:00 I've regretted watching it ever since. |
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Kakito-kun said: This, basically. I like it when a show accomplishes this.Yes, that is one of the main reason I realy realy love anime |
| Avatar character is Gabriel from Gabriel DropOut. |
| I only felt some emotional investment for one series, and that was Aikatsu! (the original series) you don't want to know the all the feels that were stirring up within me when the final episode aired. |
  Ascended Taste I only came back to this site for the forum sets and to promote my RYM list... Anilist ftw still :dab: |
| yeah, i've cried over both versions of fma, gurren lagann, summer wars, wolf children (hell i was crying at parts i wasn't supposed to, i was way too sensitive for that shit lol) and some more i'm forgetting. |
Edward Elric > your waifu  |
| Was watching Kaiji recently and fuck,I couldn't keep myself in check at all,this series was amazing at bringing out a wide range of emotional reactions. Another example I can immediately think of was Haikyus third season. Although I read the manga beforehand it was still super tense and some moments even hyped me up so hard that I jumped from my seat. |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| Yep Anime succeeded so many time to make me angry/cry/happy ... |
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| Yes, regularly. I am kind of guy that really easily gets immersed into stories. For example, last week I finished Assassination Classroom and I still haven't recovered from it and when I watch shows like Kuroko no Basket, Haikyuu or Gurren Lagann I get excited like a child and cheer at the screen like an idiot. |
GlennMagusHarvey said: Kakito-kun said: This, basically. I like it when a show accomplishes this.Yes, that is one of the main reason I realy realy love anime I second that! Anime that touches the heart emotionally, happily or not, is the main selling point for me. |
| Life isn't as fun and easy as anime. Watch anime to bring that fun!! |
| Well of course. If they manage to make me feel about what's happening, then that anime succeeded for doing that to me. |
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| It happens sometimes but rather rarely and often just with shows that have many episodes because it often takes a while for me to get attached to a character only exception is Yuusuke from Yuu Yuu Hakusho that first episode didn't just hit me in the feelings it kicked my feelings in the balls. |
| not only that, it sometimes succeed in making me bored to death.... i despite u angel beats |
| Sonic X is basically an isekai |
| it does in some anime, same to other mediums out there especially ero and porn |
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| This happens to me a ton, the biggest example coming from Re:Zero. I watch the first half and enjoyed it fine, and took a break afterwards. A couple days later, I was in a bad, self-loathing slump, feeling very pathetic and worthless, and figured I'd catch up with the show to make me feel better. Needless to say, being in that state made it real easy to empathize and relate to Subaru during those couple of episodes, and watching him pull himself out of that slump actually helped me get through that as well, and I ended up loving the show. Other than that, there are a few instances where I get anxiety watching an anime. I remember most notably watching Your Lie in April and whenever Kousei goes on stage and play I get an unbearable pain in my chest due to my own fears of going onstage in front of a large crowd of people and possibly embarrassing myself. |
| My mood would definitely be affected because of things happened in an anime, and therefore I watch happy staff predominantly. |
| All the time, I'm thinking about taking a break cause I can't take it anymore. |
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| Sometimes, it happens. The last time it happened was yesterday when I watched episode 4 of fmab. I just got so triggered I went through all the emotions. |
| With good shows it happens a lot, like right now with Golden Time. Though in that case I don't even know who I'm rooting for since I like most of the characters ^^ |
| 100%. Idk why tonari no kaibutsu-kun came first to mind, probably because of the background music |
  Autumn is a second spring, when every leaf is a flower...............................................................................................η§ι’¨γη«γ€ |
| Yes it does tbh. Latest example would be Steins Gate |
| It does. Well... I cried reading Hajime no Ippo, a boxing manga, I even cried in EVERY SINGLE EPISODE of Saiyuuki Reload Blast (and Gaiden), Tokyo Magnitude 8.0 (even though it was all so obvious). I cry when I watch the anime, and then I cry again when reading the manga, even though I already know what is going to happen. I cried for months when listening to "we fight together" (One Piece) So I guess you can call me a "cry baby"... I also get embarrassed when some character confess to another |
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| Almost all the good anime got my feelings, if the the comedy is good I'll laugh, if the action is realistic I'll get tense too, and so on |
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| Yeah if the show is good I'm very excitable, which can manifest in quite vocal forms. One of the reasons I prefer watching anime alone irl, I'm not annoying anyone with my hype antics. They can get pretty silly too, but it's definitely part of the experience for me. It's a great sign if a show gets me that hyped up so I usually don't hold back. Living alone helps too :> |
| I probably regret this post by now. |
| im similar to this all the time like i'm always letting anime ruin my emotions and feel deep sorrow, happiness, regret, fear to whatever im watching. this is why anime already had an irreplaceable place in my heart. |
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Oh god I almost threw my phone at my tv before breaking down and contemplating if anime was something I still wanted to pursue. |
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Ruthannko said: Personally, I get really into whatever show I'm watching to the point where I am either cheering on the characters as they fight difficult opponents or I am crying because some depressing event happened. I am just wondering if it's just me in my feelings orrr???? Does anyone else get super into their anime feels? Not just anime bruh.. movies, tv series. They're all the same.. |
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