The most depressing cartoons

[Aardvark]

Actually the kiwi didn't die. You could hear the sound of a parachute opening at the end.

Damnit, you just ruined it for me. The assumption that it was his final flight was what made it so moving and powerful.

CURSE YOU!

 

[Internet Kraken]

By far the saddest cartoon I have ever watched.

That... Really ruined my evening... *cries*

That was probably the most depressing thing that I've ever watched.

--Xvito, keeping it... Sad.

Actually the kiwi didn't die. You could hear the sound of a parachute opening at the end.

I thought that sound was the Kiwi smashing against the ground.

 

[LilGherkin]

By far the saddest cartoon I have ever watched.

That's inspirational and depressing at the same time. Just look at all that hard work he put in, just to make his dream of flying come true.

 

[The_ModeRazor]

By far the saddest cartoon I have ever watched.

That... Really ruined my evening... *cries*

That was probably the most depressing thing that I've ever watched.

--Xvito, keeping it... Sad.

Actually the kiwi didn't die. You could hear the sound of a parachute opening at the end.

I thought that sound was the Kiwi smashing against the ground.

I guess i cant hear. It was the Kiwi meeting the ground.

 

[joystickjunki3]

Does anime count? Gankutsuou was kind of depressing. If not, then that "Kiwi!" one was really depressing, also moving.

 

[Gerazzi]

ever heard of this vid on youtube called "draw with me"?
here's a link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvjZ6VkLuCM
it gets sad...then creepy...

no no no bad ending that shouldn't have happened

Spoiler

By far the saddest cartoon I have ever watched.

You people have ruined my day.

I'm going to also say Fullmetal Alchemist.

 

[Abedeus]

Futurama, more preciesly, Jurassic Bark episode.

I assume you watched it, if not, you probably regret it... Anyway, in that episode, Fry (protagonist) finds a fossile of his dog from the year 2000. He tries to bring him back to life, meanwhile, we get to see a lot of scenes from their life - where they met, how did they spend time and play.

Then, Fry realises that his dog was fossiled at the age of 15 - so basically, he died 12 years after Fry was frozen. He knows that this dog wouldn't be happy, that he had a new life, new owners and has learned a lot new trick already...

But the truth was a lot sadder, and that makes me cry - the dog waited for Fry to come back, every single day, rain or snow, not moving from the place Fry worked at. God, why did I remind myself of how sad that was...

 

[Cartographer]

"The Plague Dogs", great film, but boy does it hit below the belt...

 

[Erana]

By far the saddest cartoon I have ever watched.

The problem with that is that after you look at his other stuff, you realise its not touching, but just cruel and disturbing.

 

[Orca87]

Watership down anyone?

 

[MrBrightside919]

I had one on my mind but I can't seem to remember what it was for the life of me...

 

[The Rockerfly]

By far the saddest cartoon I have ever watched.

You've made me cry, something I haven't done in a long time.
Well done sir
*sniff*

 

[walkingdead127]

Futurama, more preciesly, Jurassic Bark episode.

I assume you watched it, if not, you probably regret it... Anyway, in that episode, Fry (protagonist) finds a fossile of his dog from the year 2000. He tries to bring him back to life, meanwhile, we get to see a lot of scenes from their life - where they met, how did they spend time and play.

Then, Fry realises that his dog was fossiled at the age of 15 - so basically, he died 12 years after Fry was frozen. He knows that this dog wouldn't be happy, that he had a new life, new owners and has learned a lot new trick already...

But the truth was a lot sadder, and that makes me cry - the dog waited for Fry to come back, every single day, rain or snow, not moving from the place Fry worked at. God, why did I remind myself of how sad that was...

This. It is probably the saddest that has ever played on my TV.

EDIT: This one is also very sad.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6ejPG-i03I

 

[slevin8989]

Futurama, more preciesly, Jurassic Bark episode.

I assume you watched it, if not, you probably regret it... Anyway, in that episode, Fry (protagonist) finds a fossile of his dog from the year 2000. He tries to bring him back to life, meanwhile, we get to see a lot of scenes from their life - where they met, how did they spend time and play.

Then, Fry realises that his dog was fossiled at the age of 15 - so basically, he died 12 years after Fry was frozen. He knows that this dog wouldn't be happy, that he had a new life, new owners and has learned a lot new trick already...

But the truth was a lot sadder, and that makes me cry - the dog waited for Fry to come back, every single day, rain or snow, not moving from the place Fry worked at. God, why did I remind myself of how sad that was...

Yeah i would have to agree with this completely it's my favorite episode it really did pull at my heart strings it even gives me shivers when i remember it

 

[Beffudled Sheep]

By far the saddest cartoon I have ever watched.

That made me cry. I choose the Kiwi video and the episode about Frys dog in Futurama because they are the only shows to make me cry in a long, long time.

 

[PedroSteckecilo]

Every other animated story EVER pales in comparisson to "Grave of the Fireflies" it is pure sadness in its most raw form.

Spoiler

Seriously, it's the sad, sad journey of two orphaned children in WW2 Japan who both die right before the Americna Relief Forces arrive, it's called "Grave of the Fireflies" because fireflies die so young.

 

[hailmagus]

I don't know about depressing, but they're sure freaky as hell. You remember Road Rash for the Playstation? The animation style was just really... creepy. Because it was realistic to an extent, just slightly warped to give it an edge... again freaky. Also the Ren & Stimpy Show... When they would do a close up of a character... if you've watched the show, you know exactly what I'm talking about and most likely agree with me.

 

[Cooperblack]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqi5F5MqqTQ

No wonder this was banned from tv..to creepy for kids.

 

[Julianking93]

Futurama, more preciesly, Jurassic Bark episode.

I assume you watched it, if not, you probably regret it... Anyway, in that episode, Fry (protagonist) finds a fossile of his dog from the year 2000. He tries to bring him back to life, meanwhile, we get to see a lot of scenes from their life - where they met, how did they spend time and play.

Then, Fry realises that his dog was fossiled at the age of 15 - so basically, he died 12 years after Fry was frozen. He knows that this dog wouldn't be happy, that he had a new life, new owners and has learned a lot new trick already...

But the truth was a lot sadder, and that makes me cry - the dog waited for Fry to come back, every single day, rain or snow, not moving from the place Fry worked at. God, why did I remind myself of how sad that was...

I almost cried at the end of that episode.

 

[Arkhangelsk]

Happy Tree Friends, it's so brutal without reason, and they're backstabbers.