I'm all tears now... Things that make us cry.

[spartenX]

two from trigun, wolfwoods death and when Vash is finally forced to take a life

one from Okami, just after you "beat" Yami, only for him to turn out to be alive and he steals Ami's powers again. just when all seem lost we see that Issun has been going around getting everyone to pray for Ami and give her strength. something about that scene just really gets me.

finally the last episode of GapGaiGar final never fails to make me tear up

 

[FPLOON]

Spoiler: The dumbest thing I ever cried about...

I remember standing up to my first bully... and beating the shit out of him shortly after... I was crying all the way through, even when I was finally pulled away from a nearby teacher and set to the Principle's office... I was 7 years old at the time...

The whole scene, as I look back, seemed like a cliche slo-mo one-sided fight sequenced that would play classical-like music while the scene would sometimes zoom in on my sobbing face as I was taken away... (or the kid equivalent to a reverse hate-crime, I guess...)

What makes it dumb, to me, is that the moment before I threw my first punch at the kid and the first moment of recognizable sobbing were, at first, unrelated to each other... But, then as I was pulled away from laying any more [good] punches, the sobbing that time was for the fact that I thought that I actually killed the bully in question since he wasn't even moving the last time I glanced back at him...

Later, I found out I broke the dude's nose, left a few noticeable bruises on his face, and there was blood coming out of both his nose and mouth... Only, the blood from his mouth was actually from a loose tooth the kid had that almost came out that day...

...And that's how I became the bully "middle man" on the playground all through elementary school... as well as the last year I was given an award for being an "outstanding student" in said elementary school...

In case you're wondering what grade I was in at the time, it was second grade and I haven't turned 8 yet...

Spoiler: Disney-related...

The first fifteen minutes of UP. If you've seen it, you probably know what I'm talking about.

The last five minutes of Toy Story 3

This..
I find it funny that before I saw the movie Up, I saw a parody of the first 15 minutes that made me laugh my ass off afterwards... But, seeing the original scene in its original context... GLOB DAMMIT! (That goes double for Toy Story 3, despite not knowing the ending going in anyway...)

Also, I want to add in 2011's The Muppets... (and it wasn't even crying due to nostalgia...) There was a scene in that movie, when I first saw it, that made me tear up into pending crying mode... Once that scene ending, I literally had to quickly wipe the tears from my eyes before my friend noticed... (I don't know why I did it, but it felt natural to do it...)

Spoiler: The one video game that always get to me in terms of crying...

Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days on the DS where...

Spoiler: this happens...

Roxas and Xion fight each other for the last time, going through all of Xion's forms while some kickass music plays throughout...
The battle ends with Xion dying and Roxas saying the words "Who else will I have ice cream with?"...

For me, this whole sequence of events (both the cutscenes and full battle in question) really got to me afterwards... I literally put down the DS before I could continued playing through the rest of the game...

Basically this... because I was also like

Spoiler: this

http://media.giphy.com/media/h5US1il2fZQOc/giphy.gif

before I picked back up my DS in the first place... (It was a very emotional day, nonetheless...)

Other than all that, if I think hard enough, these two songs in particular can get me to cry...

Spoiler: Mystline

Spoiler: Flowers

...and this song specifically is one the songs I want to be played at my own funeral!

 

[Fappy]

Really, really well done farewells. Typically this is a death, but it doesn't necessarily have to be. The last two times I can recall crying due to something in fiction was:

1. The end of the first Walking Dead game
2. The ending of Anohana... that one hit hard. I think it might have been because they were both sad and happy tears.

 

[LetalisK]

The last scene of Gladiator right after the fight always gets me. The music is just so great.

 

[MiskWisk]

Man, this thread is getting really depressing. Why don't we all cheer up with a nice happy song!


... oh...

 

[Zombie_Fish]

Holy tear balls! That is literally the scene that got me loving Scrubs for the first time. Will never forget that episode ever.

It's like their only serious episode and it comes out of no where, plus cox is the emotional rock that finally cracks.

Best episode for sure.

One of the things I really liked about Scrubs is that they were very good at dotting serious moments in around all the comedy. I often get close to cracking up with this scene:

 

[DerangedHobo]

I have a soft spot for the mentally and physically crippled, that depresses me to no end.

Oh and pets/animals in general.

 

[Cowabungaa]

Last thing that made me cry was the ending of Toy Story 3. First fictional thing to really make me bawl in, well, ever really. About Schmidt managed to loosen a tear, and I nearly bawled the entire time watching Up! if I wasn't watching it with my parents.

But there's no guaranteed thing to make me cry. I rarely do so anyway.

 

[Mr_Spanky]

The last scene of Gladiator right after the fight always gets me. The music is just so great.

Boom.

For me there are only VERY rare occasions I cry - but this is one of them (at least for sober me). Drunk/tipsy me tends to be a lot more sentimental and so there's a whole bunch of stuff.

 

[WhiteFangofWhoa]

Fictional:
Some of the final scenes in Inception, how:

Spoiler

Cobb was completely helpless to convince Mal that their lives weren't mere dreams, and how through dream time their minds are actually hundreds of years old. Later on the same applies for Saito.

The incinerator scene in Toy Story 3.

Nonfictional:
The other day I see two pieces of fresh roadkill almost right beside each other. At least one was a cat. I'm a cat owner.

My mother's growing back pain. She is one of the most active people I know, and it probably hurts her more than the actual pain to have to limit her activity like a senior in assisted living despite being only 60.

 

[Tojumaru]

http://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/jun/11/christopher-lee-dies-at-the-age-of-93-dracula
This.

 

[Tilly]

http://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/jun/11/christopher-lee-dies-at-the-age-of-93-dracula
This.

That sucks, I was hoping he'd end up being our first immortal.

 

[Mr_Spanky]

http://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/jun/11/christopher-lee-dies-at-the-age-of-93-dracula
This.

So many people I've loved have died this year. And yes I am crying right now :/ One of the best of us all.

 

[kenu12345]

I really don't cry much besides for personal issues, but I will happily admit that the ending of Infamous 2 had made me cried. After going through two games with the characters, it just feels so final and such a good ending even though what happened happened. Its why I absolutely refuse to get Infamous:Second Son The Milkening

 

[sagitel]

cry? i have never ever cried because of any form of art or fiction. its just hard for me to cry. but somethings have brought a tear to my eyes.

the ending of toy story 3. not the ending ending. the scene in the garbage disposal plant you know which one im talking about.
full metal alchemist. the "rain scene" and the "dog scene" you know both of these too. they were just too sad. i felt like they punched me in the gut.
avatar the last airbender. the episode: tales of ba sing se. in season two. the tale of iroh. we knew iroh from the first season. he was always the wise voice. he was easygoing, funny, skilled and he always knew what he was doing. we learned about lu tang in season two. about his death and how it made iroh to quit the siege of ba sing se. but in this episode we get to know whats underneath his happy exterior and why he loves zuko so much. the last scene especially was heart breaking.)

 

[BadNewDingus]

I usually tear up when someone sacrifices themselves to save a few as they get away. When the music plays and you see one man taking out an enemy one by one until he's finally overcome by them.

 

[FalloutJack]

Not because it's sad, but because I find it very moving, emotionally: Heroic Age.

 

[Wasted]

I cannot find it on YouTube, the closest one that came up has the incorrect soundtrack. It is a short by Disney.

Little Match Girl

 

[CrazyGirl17]

This, just... this:


It's worse if you know the story behind the song... or happen to be a dog owner/lover.

...If you'll excuse me, I have to go give my dog a hug now.

 

[Kopikatsu]

Whenever I see a parent hug their child I cry. Don't know why, just do. Sometimes it's even full on bawling.