As far as animation goes, what is the saddest you ever been?

Ever been? I don't know. In recent memory, The Illusionist made me cry.

>>80960699
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zp_kCrt7lLo

>>80960699
When I saw the fandoms.

>>80962324
This.

Otherwise luck of the fryish.

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>>80960699
You probably nailed it. If we count comics, I'd throw this in as well.

Toy Story 3 and Wall-E definitely got my misty eyed.

Haven't found anything that really made me bawl though.

>>80960699
Idk about feeling absolutely sad, but in Inside Out when Riley finally started crying it kind of hit me and I teared up.

>>80962491
All of Inside Out had me on the edge, the themes of growing up, moving and repressing sadness just hit me extra hard I guess.

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>>80962723
9999'd my feels; I don't know how the fuck Takahata does it, but this one is somehow even worse than Grave of the Fireflies, and that one is about two kids slowly succumbing to malnutrition

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>>80960699
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3yCH5SKN_M
Even though Noodle is still alive, El Manana still makes me cry.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJBt2V5-Q-E

>>80963011
Is there any more further information on the storyline?

>>80963214
>got to live forever with her onii-chan as magical wandering ghosts with unlimited candy
This movie had a good ending