Most tear-jerking moment you've ever had from something like a TV Show, Game, etc.

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Cogwheel

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Books? Reaper Man. The entire last quarter of it or so.

Other than that, two from games. Planescape: Torment is horribly sad and depressing at any number of moments. A couple scenes (such as the goat) in Terranigma are quite sad as well. None of this, though, quite compare to Terranigma's ending. That's just... well, I love that game, but I can no longer play it.
 

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Apretentiousname said:
dthvirus said:
Mine may have been in the Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya.

When Kyon hands Yuki back her club application form. It's a huge shot to the heart, knowing that Kyon has rejected the world Yuki created, to go back to the original crazy world with Haruhi and the gang. Don't even get me started on seeing the emotionless girl shudder with sadness. DAMMIT KYON. Y U DO DIS.
Hey, where did you see this? I can't find a sub
http://mazuisubs.com/68

Camrip, but it's all we got for the time being, until the DVD and Blu-Ray versions are released. Knowing KyoAni, we'll be waiting a while. After five minutes, the movie is so good you'll completely forget about the quality anyway. Trust me.
 

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the end of Crisis Core "Hey..would you say..I became a hero?" SNIFF and also, when the king and all the citizens of minas tirith bow to the hobbits at the end of return of the king, god i nearly lost it in the cinema. lol. im a nerd.
 

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Gran Torino..


Which is now in my top 5 favorite movies.His death was the best self sacrifice I have ever seen. No big fight, he just died to help a kid.
 

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Kingdom Heart 2 before the Gorge battle

when you think Goofy gets crushed by the rock and dies. I was so upset at the game and I was kind of afraid to see Mickey Mouse angry.

Also Saving Private Ryan, the end of Braveheart

right when he screams out "FREEEEEDOM!" before they kill him. Still gets me every time.

Also, thanks to the people who explained the spoiler boxes. I had no idea how to do them and now I feel like one of the cool kids. :D
 

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Furburt said:
The opening of Up.

Everyone I know cried. I barely ever cry, and I cried.
Damnit Furburt, you brought back the memories. Yep, pretty much only this.

EDIT: Hell, for a game it was probably Mass Effect 2, also, the ending of Gran Torino.... :(
 

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Ho hum lets see.

Well aside from it being generally a skull fuck of a series (imagine trying to digest it in 2 days, brah), in Neon Genesis Evangellion's movie, the part where Asuka goes up against the mass-produced Evas kinda made me sad when she gets one of the spear / sword things in the face.

It's probably just purely based on the proximity since I'm just now watching it, but Angel Beats does manage to be pretty sad. It's an absolutely brilliant concept, and I don't want to ruin the plot for anyone so I'll just leave it at that.

The anime of Fate / Stay Night was somber in it's ending. It's technically happy but fuck all I'm still not satisfied with it.

Oh, and Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagan. Fuck all if I spelled it wrong. And it's a mother fucking quadruple-dipper. You'll know what I mean when I say both the virgins die, the bold one becomes a dirty, friendless hobo and the colossal douche bag becomes president of the goddamn universe. Wat?

God, fuck all it's been forever and by it's own merits it's at best an average game, but the Game Boy Advanced adaptation of Zone of the Enders in all it's shitty old school goodness strikes a chord with me at least- especially the last few levels, like when the protagonist literally throws himself into the vacuum of space to make his woman come to her senses and stop fighting everyone. But then, I also don't play that many games that are tear-jerkers.

Oh, and Tales of the Abyss. In hindsight it kind of feels petty but I kind of knotted up inside the first play through when Luke was torn between disappearing and saving everything and continuing his life.
 

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In one of the episodes of Scrubs "My Lunch" when Dr. Cox lost three patients... I couldn't help but to cry.
 

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shwnbob said:
In one of the episodes of Scrubs "My Lunch" when Dr. Cox lost three patients... I couldn't help but to cry.
*Hugz*
There, there. Even though Cox can be an ass. He did not deserve that, I shed a tear also...
 

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The ending of Big Fish always makes me cry. I start to tear up thinking about it.

{spoiler=That scene in I am Legend when...] The dog gets infected and Will Smith's character is forced to kill her.{/spoiler]

{spoiler=That scene in Seven Pounds When...] Will Smith's character (again) dies to give Rosario Dawson's character his heart.{/spoiler]

{spoiler=That scene in I am Legend when...] The dog gets infected and Will Smith's character is forced to kill her.{/spoiler]

There are definitely many more movie scenes that make me cry, but that's all I can think of at the moment. =-P
 

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Lion King, you know exactly what would have caused it.

The episode of Futurama with the dog, glad to see I'm not the only one.

One Piece
The episodes where all the rookies are attacked, and the entire Strawhat Crew is scattered by Kuma. Seeing Luffy crying out and desperatly trying to reach his crew members before they're hit. Gah, it makes me tear up thinking of it.
And to add, since I just saw the episode, the breakout of Impel Down where Bon Clay stays behind so everyone else can leave.

Up probably would have made me cry if people hadn't told me I was going to.
 

rosemystica

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The entirety of The End of Time (the Tenth Doctor's final farewell).

Now, don't mistake me for a squealy Tennant fangirl--I'm not--but he was MY Doctor. I'd been interested in Doctor Who for a couple of years beforehand, and I'd watched episodes from almost all of the Doctors that came before him. But Ten really cemented my interest and made me into a fan of the whole Doctor Who mythos. So seeing him go away was like seeing a beloved friend go away.

So I was crying for, like, ten minutes at the end of The End of Time.

I'm sorry, I've probably made myself sound insane. I'm not crazy, honest!

(By the way, I absolutely adore the Eleventh Doctor!)
 

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I was flipping through channels one night and I stumbled onto FMA and it was this scene of a girls dad dying, and she was all "No daddy wake up there putting you in the ground! Daddy!" D= Omg... made me bawl the entire scene I don't even FMA! I don't even know the episode of the scene either.
 

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This might sound weird, but

The ending in Battlestar Galactica when they find Earth and Adama orders the fleet to pilot its self into the sun. It was just sad to see the fleet just go like that. It made me sad to see the reliable shealter that had become the survivors home tossed away like that. Plus it made me think "Now the people of Earth will never know their true heritage" Plus since Anders had to pilot the fleet into the sun was also fairly sad, even thought he was essentially a vegtable
 

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SPOILERS

Grey's Anatomy Finale. When that angry guy came back and shot that one dude, then the other dude in the closet, plus that one chick, and that one guy who's name is...um..Derek? Oh yeah, and that main character chick had a miscarriage. The whole thing blew my fucking mind.

Yeah, I'm an avid Grey's Anatomy fan.
 

acosn

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rosemystica said:
The entirety of The End of Time (the Tenth Doctor's final farewell).

Now, don't mistake me for a squealy Tennant fangirl--I'm not--but he was MY Doctor. I'd been interested in Doctor Who for a couple of years beforehand, and I'd watched episodes from almost all of the Doctors that came before him. But Ten really cemented my interest and made me into a fan of the whole Doctor Who mythos. So seeing him go away was like seeing a beloved friend go away.

So I was crying for, like, ten minutes at the end of The End of Time.

I'm sorry, I've probably made myself sound insane. I'm not crazy, honest!

(By the way, I absolutely adore the Eleventh Doctor!)
*pat**pat*
I didn't exactly cry when he took a dive off the deep end but he is in my opinion the best Dr. Who of the bunch. The new guy kind of left me underwhelmed but I have been doing a bad job keeping up with the series of late.