CATDOLL: Which animations are considered tear-jerking masterpieces? The ability to move people is the first priority

There are many Japanese anime works that often make us shed tears of emotion or sadness. No matter what the ending of the anime is, the emotion it brings us is the most important. There are indeed many classics in anime works that can be called tear-jerking masterpieces. For this reason, Japanese netizens recently started a discussion: If you were to select the three most tear-jerking anime works, which ones would you choose?

Netizens discuss: If we were to select the three most tear-jerking masterpieces, what would they be? I can think of "CLANNAD" and "Hana: No Smells Here", but I feel like I can't find a third work that can compare to them. It seems that the industry is really failing...

Netizen discussion: You mentioned Key's "CLANNAD", so the other two can't be missed, right? In addition, "Angel Beats!" is also very tear-jerking. In addition, to be honest, there are also many tear-jerking series in "Doraemon".

Netizens' discussion: The only thing that made me cry so far was the ending of Zero no Tsukaima Season 2. The scene where Saito fought against the army and fell to the ground was really tear-jerking... But to be honest, if the work ended with such an ending, it might become a masterpiece in the history of anime.

Netizens discuss: "Higurashi When They Cry"! Although it is scary, it is also very tear-jerking.

Netizens discuss: I think tears don’t have to be about love or family. Isn’t a work like “Shirobako” that rewards hard work also tear-jerking? When I saw Shizuka start dubbing and Meowmori covered her face with her script and cried, I was really moved. In addition, “Your Lie in April” is also tear-jerking, but I don’t like the ending!

Netizens discussed: "The Last Weapon Girl", the ending really makes people cry and feel depressed.

Netizens discuss: I don't understand why people praise "Anohana" so highly. Is it really that tear-jerking? Anyway, I never cried when watching it. If we have to talk about the representative work of this production team, it should be "Dragon Tiger Fight", which is more touching.

Netizens discussed: Although I am quite old, is there anyone who can watch "A Dog of Flanders" and "A Thousand Miles to Find My Mother" without crying?

In fact, I think that a tear-jerking masterpiece is not just about making people cry. The feeling of being moved when crying and the aftertaste afterwards are more important, right? However, there are many anime works that can be called "tear-jerking masterpieces". Let's talk about the three tear-jerking masterpieces in your mind.