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Apparently, anime creators love making their audience cry. Tons of anime seems to be created specifically to make us bawl our eyes out. From the heartfelt dramas about young love, unrequited feelings, and relationship drama to the more serious stories that tackle issues like death, war, and illness, anime has found countless ways to break our hearts and make us weep.

If you're a fan of heart-rending stories that make you produce that salty discharge from your eyes, you've come to the right place. We have ten great anime recommendations for when you need a good cry. There are still countless other incredibly sad anime, but these are our picks.

This anime is all about the struggles of post-World War I in New York City. However, it's not a straightforward drama. The series is actually about a demonic entity and the Magdalene Order, whose goals are to stop the demons from destroying the world.

The series follows a young girl named Lucy who is a special breed called a Diclonius. She becomes the victim of a terrifying and torturous scientific experiment. She eventually escapes by killing everyone around her and gets an injury that causes her to have a split personality. It is one of the most controversial anime out there and it's definitely not for the faint of heart.

The anime addresses the story of Kousei’s recovery as he learns that there’s more to music than hitting each note perfectly (and falls in love with Kaori along the way). Unfortunately, much like the anime's bright color palette, Kaori’s cheerfulness is merely masquerading the impending tragedy. Set to a beautiful, touching soundtrack,

Want to cry for eleven episodes straight? Want to gain the awesome ability to cry on cue upon hearing the first notes of a song? If your answer is yes, we've got you covered.

It’s a rare anime that allows us to actually see the character’s whole lives play out, instead of ending with high school graduation or, god forbid, the couple holding hands. Be prepared, though, because

The year is 1945, and the Japanese war effort is grinding to a halt. In Hiroshima, the Nakaoka family is working hard to survive in the midst of poverty and persecution. With his father constantly working, six year old Gen has been left in charge of his family, yet stays relentlessly optimistic in the face of hardship. Then, on August 6th, the atomic bomb Little Boy detonated in the center of town, and the people’s lives were changed forever. As Gen struggles to cope with the horrific event, his youthful innocence and refusal to give up brings a renewed sense of hope to those around him…

1940’s Hiroshima Prefecture. Suzu, a young woman from the countryside, joins her new husband and his family in the shipbuilding city of Kure. As her beautiful home collapses around her, Suzu must confront the challenges of a new life while coming to grips with a world in turmoil. Unwilling to give up hope, Suzu struggles against the horrors of war to create her own happiness.