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Which anime character had the saddest backstory… but still didn’t become evil?
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Which anime character had the saddest backstory… but still didn’t become evil?

Some anime characters go through unimaginable pain and still choose to protect people instead of becoming monsters.

That’s what makes them unforgettable.

Characters like:

Itachi Uchiha

Ken Kaneki

Thorfinn

had every reason to break completely… but didn’t.

Who’s your pick?

And which anime character’s backstory hit you the hardest emotionally? 👀

u/TheNeonSamurai1 — 11 hours ago
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Just watch this anime( Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon ) and really liked it MC is annoying being super nice and naive, but overall really liked the story, animation, pace and dungeon, i like anime when there is a dungeon😂

Any recommendation similar to this anime?

u/Ancient-Age4901 — 9 days ago
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SAO had a realy cool concept and S1 was peak. I dont like Elfenheim Online at all and Gungale was a bit better but yeah. SAO is a nice time IMO

u/Momotchy — 7 days ago
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I wont say anything except its absolute peak comedy i started watching anime again after 2022 and this is the first one i watched im so glad if you have more recommendations pls let me know

u/Tauf_21 — 9 days ago
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Hice un video/reflexión sobre Jijou wo Shiranai Tenkousei ga Guigui Kuru.

La verdad terminé apreciando mucho cómo el anime maneja la soledad, el rechazo y la importancia de que alguien simplemente decida quedarse.

Si les gustan los slice of life tranquilos y emotivos, quizá les interese 👀

u/WhitteRabbit — 12 days ago