On April 02 2012 13:48 k.taeyang wrote:
Dango dango dango dango dango daikazoku

I watched when it first aired in 2008 or 2009 i think clannad is the most memorable anime ever just as I do love DBZ I love clannad. Period.

Best. Song. EVERR

Perguvious

United States1783 Posts

April 02 2012 05:50 GMT

#22

clannad does that to people. My life views have changed forever since watching that anime.

divito

Canada1213 Posts

April 02 2012 05:51 GMT

#23

On April 02 2012 14:32 WolfintheSheep wrote:
Odd of you to say, considering that every anime mentioned here has been licensed, dubbed and released in English.

The amount of shows that are licensed in relation to what gets aired on TV (and not to mention the issues of what channel and time slot they get placed in), is not even close to being able to illicit a proper response from someone unfamiliar with anime, and why a lot of them have the perceptions that they do.

Leeoku

1617 Posts

April 02 2012 05:51 GMT

#24

omg clannad one of the best. i feel ya bro

Tabbris

Bangladesh2839 Posts

April 02 2012 06:01 GMT

#25

watched clannad and I admit I teared. But my god PenguinDrum. My heart skipped at the sear beauty.

Cyber_Cheese

Australia3615 Posts

April 02 2012 06:27 GMT

#26

On April 02 2012 12:54 Joraiem wrote:
When I see a new anime that I like, I'll create a character that represents myself and put that character in that situation, sometime's I'll change the storyline and everything, but I do this because, well I love to do it. Almost always I have the character representing me end up with the main love interest. Here's the thing, I love this anime so much, that I simply can't do that, I can't put myself with the main love interest because I feel like I'm ruining something completely pure.

This sounds odd, but it might be something I do. Care to give examples?

igotmyown

United States4291 Posts

April 02 2012 06:47 GMT

#27

anime:korean drama
::this blog:

EMIYA

United States433 Posts

April 02 2012 07:14 GMT

#28

Clannad A.S. is beautiful. I loved the journey, and the key magic at the end was always hinted at like you said, so..i had no complaints. It saved me from feeling depressed when i went to bed..like when I watched 5/cms per second.

Only anime to have made me turn full bitch-tears mode is: Clannad After and 5/cm per second.

Some others have made me tear up out of happiness/saddness, but like some people mentioned, Ano Hana was not one of them (they cried enough for everyone in this thread, every single episode), and Toradora is a weird anime to bring up..definitely not what I'd call a tear jerker unless you are a junior high girl who just finished fruits basket.

Kukaracha

France1954 Posts

April 02 2012 09:32 GMT

#29

I might sound like a dick but

On April 02 2012 12:54 Joraiem wrote:
I like to think of myself as a pretty emotionally strong guy, but this anime, well in the second season I cried my fucking eyes out.

And the rest of your post seem contradictory.

But I did cry after Toy Story ended, and at the end of Ratatouille, and watching Kikujiro no natsu... I think that we are all simply tuned differently, and that we all have different weaknesses. There is no such thing as being "emotionally strong".

Tomcattomato

Netherlands95 Posts

April 02 2012 10:06 GMT

#30

You should (could) also try to watch Nana, that shit messed with my head so much it hurt man. It's not much alike Clannad though, way more drama.

But yeah, after Clannad After Story I didn't watch another anime for a while either, just felt like no other anime could be good enough. Had that same feeling after 5 centimeters per second, The girl who leapt through time and Nana.

Zergneedsfood

United States10671 Posts

April 02 2012 10:25 GMT

#31

Clannad the first season was alright, nothing that special. After Story is where it's at.

Paraietta

United Kingdom130 Posts

April 02 2012 11:12 GMT

#32

I cried when Azumanga Daioh ended.

Dullahan

United States248 Posts

April 02 2012 12:25 GMT

#33

<3 After Story
Clannad was my first anime and even knowing the full story going into it (having read the VN), I still cried many times

Also this

thoraxe

United States1449 Posts

April 02 2012 13:42 GMT

#34

On April 02 2012 13:21 Resisty wrote:
I would advise you to never watch 5 Centimeters Per Second or anything else by Makoto Shinkai then :p

I've watch that movie, started off strong but got weak towards the end, the ending was eh. Didn't even move me, unlike A Liter of Tears.

HeeroFX

United States2704 Posts

April 02 2012 13:47 GMT

#35

I usually get sad when an anime is over, and sometimes i do really get invovled with what the characters are feeling and going through. But never cried o.O

nooboon

2602 Posts

April 02 2012 13:56 GMT

#36

Meh, although i consider Clannad one of my favorite anime (and the one i associate my brief anime experience with) but i did not cry. Main issue was that gap between the release of the second season and the first. There was like a year gap for me so the impact might have not been as strong. Also attribute the fact that if had watched any of the previous Key series, you knew what you were getting into.

Although a series that made me cry was the one before Clannad, Air. Never has something shook the foundation of my understanding on the ethics of one's life as that series. Man I was depressed for like a month thanks to it.

zZygote

Canada898 Posts

April 02 2012 13:58 GMT

#37

Although I have never watched Clannad, from what I heard it gives man tears.

From what I have watched though, Ef ~ A Tale of Memories and True Tears seem to be very good. It gives a warm-hearted feeling that you get from watching dramas. I wouldn't know much more than that though, I like watching action and fanservice more than anything.

SaetZero

United States855 Posts

April 02 2012 16:30 GMT

#38

man i saw 'first season was so fun, second season was so sad' and i IMMEDIATELY knew what you were watching lol

justiceknight

Singapore5741 Posts

April 02 2012 16:51 GMT

#39

yay my guess is correct, i got depressed too after finish watching Fate stay night when my favourite gal disppear into thin air @ the last ep

+ Show Spoiler +

then shes gonna die in FATE ZERO

Yurie

11867 Posts

April 02 2012 16:52 GMT

#40

Only anime to get me crying even when I re-watch it is Full Moon wo Sagashite. Clannad After Story was good and sad, yet it didn't touch me as much, though it had all the elements that should have done it.