What manga made you cry?

[0Momotaro0]

Clannad

 

[aniriver]

Fullmetal Alchemist, one piece

 

[Eril $akurai]

Sora o Daite Oyasumi and Soloist of the Prison City.
Both of them are sad and depressing.
They made me bawl my eyes out.

 

[MsFangtasia]

There's many but the one I really can't forget and I keep crying over is NANA. I have never read anything else like it.

 

[ryu18]

I would say Banana Fish, it was very tragic, I literally soaked my pillow in tears

 

[tessa58]

Umineko When They Cry made me cry so much, but I felt really good after finishing it.

 

[7Senses]

There was a lot over the years, but Gintama! One minute I'm laughing and the next minute I'm crying.

 

[Kanelipulla]

There was a lot over the years, but Gintama! One minute I'm laughing and the next minute I'm crying.

Yeah, Gintama is just like that. Good times though!

 

[kamilya5]

Whale Star: The Gyeongseong Mermaid ..

 

[Fussi141925]

Ushio & Tora. There are so many tear-jerking episodes.

 

[reAB]

I actually cried when I read Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya. I can't help rooting for characters who push through so much hardship just to hold on to their kindness.

 

[moonchlld]

haikyuu!! all of the character friendship is so precious

 

[heishoumao]

my list:

Goodnight Punpun
Yona of the Dawn
Tokyo Ghoul
I Want To Hold Aono-kun So Badly I Could Die

My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness, My Solo Exchange Diary, My Wandering Warrior Existence, My Twisted Eating Disorder, My Alcoholic Escape from Reality, 'My Pancreas Broke, But My Life Got Better' - all of these are by the same author, so theyre clumped together, but i cried like a baby reading them back to back. if you need tears, and a lot of them, these are the ones for you

 

[NoveiaVonGeorgia]

Gosh I forgot the title, but it was about a dad who was celebrating christmas with his daughter and the plot twist of it all was that his daughter actually passed away. It was a oneshot manga.

 

[AkaTe]

Call me crazy, but I've been following MHA chapter by chapter; it was brutal when Bakugo 'died'! And then, when Shigaraki's backstory and all those intrigues were revealed—that was rough, too.

 

[NoveiaVonGeorgia]

Call me crazy, but I've been following MHA chapter by chapter; it was brutal when Bakugo 'died'! And then, when Shigaraki's backstory and all those intrigues were revealed—that was rough, too.

I love MHA, but it felt like the author was always unsure. They had great cast but the buildup was lukewarm.

 

[muragaki]

ikkoku nikki resonated with me so much that i couldn't help but shed some tears.