Top 3 Powerful scenes in anime
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People already cited the Cowboy Bebop ending, as well as Ruruoni Kenshin Reflections one, so that's covered.
The ending to Evangelion 2.22 (especially the music) is a surprisingly good one even for me though.
The ending to Evangelion 2.22 (especially the music) is a surprisingly good one even for me though.
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That punch is nothing compared to this one from Ippo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKRD1c5E5tg#t=153
I don't think I've ever felt a hit quite like that one in an anime.
End of Evangelion.
Asuka gets her head back on her shoulders, emerges from the water, goes hard in the paint, but time still runs out. She gets speared and those creepy / goofy looking mass produced Evas that she just styled on get back up and rip her apart. That scream Asuka lets out when she's speared is a little too painful sounding, it's ridiculous.
Ending of Beat Angels was pretty damn powerful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3Z-Cv-kAzs
Ghost in the shell: SAC
Give me that weapon!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-56mT6durto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3Z-Cv-kAzs
Ghost in the shell: SAC
Give me that weapon!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-56mT6durto
One Piece has a lot of powerful scenes through out the whole series and so does Hunter x Hunter. I think they're only two anime series I've watched have made me kinda emotional in some scenes.
One Piece
Hunter x Hunter
There are probably a lot more powerful scenes in One Piece but the one I mentioned probably impacted me the most.
Edit:
Oh I can't believe I forgot another scene from my favorite character in One Piece.
One Piece
Going Merry farewell
Hunter x Hunter
The Chairman dying
There are probably a lot more powerful scenes in One Piece but the one I mentioned probably impacted me the most.
Edit:
Oh I can't believe I forgot another scene from my favorite character in One Piece.
Zoro taking all the damage that Luffy suffered during Thriller Bark and acting like a boss afterwards like it was nothing.
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it's a beautiful show.
Was just about to post this. Its been a long time that in a show or a movie I actually got angry with a fictional character for what they did/ an action they took that seemed in line with their motives (and not shitty writing). From that point on that shows story takes off and it's awesome. It makes it hard though as I try to tell people to watch the show by attempting to give a brief a synopsis of the plot without spoilers and it tends to turn people off.
I had the same problem with getting people to watch the Shawshank Redemption as the 2-3 sentence synopsis removing spoilers makes it sound dull. Thankfully TNT helped out with that one by playing it every night cause then everyone watched it at some point. Maybe TNT should show Steins:Gate instead of Law and Order for a few months... I can hope.
These as well
Anyone remember the episode number on this one? I'm really wanting to rewatch.
full metal alchemist: brotherhood episode 26: reunion.
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