The three most touching anime moments

[katikat]

Give me the three most touching, memorable moments you have seen in an anime!

My choices?

1. Sailor Moon: The episode where the Wise Man kills Sapphire when the prince tries to warn his brother Diamond of Wise Man's machinations. And when Diamond then picks up Sapphire's dead body and disappears... Wah! I cried like a little kid, really. I thought it rather unfair that only these two of all the baddies in this anime weren't revived :(

2. Ouran High School Host Club: "Kyoya! Mon ami! Bravo!" Tamaki jumping up and down, totally excited about Kyoya agreeing to accompany Tamaki on his adventures through Japan :D

3. Fruits Basket: The episode where Momiji told Tohru the story of the generous wanderer, who gave up his whole body to other people, until he didn't even have eyes to cry. The sad Momiji and the whole situation in which he was telling it to Tohru made me cry and even now, after all these years, I find that scene gut-wrenching.

Now, I need you to tell me what you liked best! Post it here or in your LJ. Lets create a new meme - it's Friday after all :D

Comments

[katikat.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah, that kiss between Tohru and Yuujirou was the best scene in the whole anime. I loved how they showed Tohru's quivering chin! XD That one was hilarious!

Don't worry, I've been already spoiled for Riku's death. And that thing kinda put me off. I watched the anime because of the brozhers. The main heroine was not that interesting for me. And so I didn't find the courage to watch the anime yet :(

[xtrek.livejournal.com]

Since you've already been spoilered I recommend watching Blood+ to the end. It's amazing how a show can switch from happy, warm, fuzzy-feelings to dark and horror. But it's good. And it ends well. I couldn't have lived with another shocker at the end but surprisingly it works out pretty well. Watch out for Haji and Solomon in regard to character development. And Kai matures very much over the last story arc. It's only one of the brothers but he is doing his best to hold together his make-shift family.