[Jiggly]

After I finished Tasogare Otome x Amnesia the feels hit me real hard. At first I didn't realize there was an episode 13 so I thought it was going to have a sad ending.

Oh my god! I've been trying to remember what this was called for months! I hadn't seen your reply. This was an awesome show. I loved it and didn't want it to be over. The emotions were high with this one though TT_TT I may have to re-watch it.

[Infamy]

I'm stuck on Sakurasou no Pet Kanajo.

I really want an season 2.

[insidious]

Yeahp. I get this all the time, and I like to call it Post-Anime Depression.

It's cheesy af, but the first anime I watched was "Zero No Tsukaima" and I was in a very...weird spot in life. After that anime finished, there was a void which I definitely did not expect, which probably made it the most 'memorable' void.

Otherwise, Steins;Gate made me so depressed after I watched it :'(. Damn I love those characters, I should really rewatch that show.

[swatterhat]

I remember crying after my Anohana binge-watching. I never admitted it to myself though. Lol.

[ImmNinjaxD]

I'm stuck on Sakurasou no Pet Kanajo.

I really want an season 2.

Used to hate anime until I sat down and watched this. Got me into the whole thing, and I'm glad it did. Used to think anime was pretty much all naruto/pokemon/SAO kinda stuff, so I wasn't sure I was going to like it, and I still don't watch regularly - I'll bang out a season of something once every month or so - but I appreciate it now.

Yeahp. I get this all the time, and I like to call it Post-Anime Depression.

It's cheesy af, but the first anime I watched was "Zero No Tsukaima" and I was in a very...weird spot in life. After that anime finished, there was a void which I definitely did not expect, which probably made it the most 'memorable' void.

Otherwise, Steins;Gate made me so depressed after I watched it :'(. Damn I love those characters, I should really rewatch that show.

Same. Sakurasou, Toradora, Nichijou, Barakamon, Chunibyo;
All pretty cheesy anime, all left me sad when finished. I usually rewatch them if I'm feeling really low, because you always notice new things when you watch it over.

[Jiggly]

Yeahp. I get this all the time, and I like to call it Post-Anime Depression.

It's cheesy af, but the first anime I watched was "Zero No Tsukaima" and I was in a very...weird spot in life. After that anime finished, there was a void which I definitely did not expect, which probably made it the most 'memorable' void.

Otherwise, Steins;Gate made me so depressed after I watched it :'(. Damn I love those characters, I should really rewatch that show.

I watched it too and felt exactly the same. There's such an emotional journey right at the end.

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I remember crying after my Anohana binge-watching. I never admitted it to myself though. Lol.

Oh I cried at that so bad. Freaking sponge.

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Same. Sakurasou, Toradora, Nichijou, Barakamon, Chunibyo;
All pretty cheesy anime, all left me sad when finished. I usually rewatch them if I'm feeling really low, because you always notice new things when you watch it over.

I love rewatching. I get to a stage though where I forget what it felt like to watch it for the first time.

[ImmNinjaxD]

I love rewatching. I get to a stage though where I forget what it felt like to watch it for the first time.

Yeah, I usually just remember how I felt about the show.
For the most part, rewatching the cheesy romantic anime that I watch is still a really fresh experience because, from what I've seen, they have REALLY good character development. Even though I know that eventually they kiss at the end, that doesn't stop the voice in my head from yelling "Kiss, god damn it!" in the middle of a rewatch.
Nostalgia is probably a major drive, but if it's a good show by default, it's a valid excuse. Same for any TV Show/Movie/Book; each has so much content packed into it that you'll see new stuff every time, so the worth is there.

[Skullmeat]

The most emotionally intense moment I've had is this one from Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse.



A simple act of kindness is more meaningful to someone who has never experienced it. I really did cry on this one, it was such a bitter sweet moment.

[Jiggly]

Yeah, I usually just remember how I felt about the show.
For the most part, rewatching the cheesy romantic anime that I watch is still a really fresh experience because, from what I've seen, they have REALLY good character development. Even though I know that eventually they kiss at the end, that doesn't stop the voice in my head from yelling "Kiss, god damn it!" in the middle of a rewatch.
Nostalgia is probably a major drive, but if it's a good show by default, it's a valid excuse. Same for any TV Show/Movie/Book; each has so much content packed into it that you'll see new stuff every time, so the worth is there.

This is very true. I love it when you rewatch and suddenly see little clues they left everywhere and you're like "I see what you did there! "

Nostalgia is usually my main reason to rewatch.

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The most emotionally intense moment I've had is this one from Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse.



A simple act of kindness is more meaningful to someone who has never experienced it. I really did cry on this one, it was such a bitter sweet moment.

I have not seen this but I get the feel that this moment was very adorables.

[ImmNinjaxD]

This is very true. I love it when you rewatch and suddenly see little clues they left everywhere and you're like "I see what you did there! "

Right? I usually do this with movies/shows that have huge plot twists, and you see that they left the whole thing right under your nose. It makes me want to jump into a mystery movie/novel and try to predict the ending before it's revealed.