Has a cartoon ever made you cry?

I just thought this part was boring as a kid but it kinda hits me as an adult.

Me too. I want more plot.

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Not in a really long time.
The last time a television cartoon made me cry was Too Many Birthdays episode in Steven Universe. Seeing the Gems fall apart as Steven aged to death was genuinely painful to watch.

I know I'll get judged for this but that scene never affected me, but pic related really did.

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That's kind of oddly specific since I think that scene was supposed to be more comedic than anything. But I'm not one to talk, sometimes things hit me weird too. This commercial makes me well up every time for some reason.
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I've cry every time I watch a cartoon and realize this is what passes for entertainment now

For me it's this
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Andy's face at that pause and then "Now Woody, he's been my pal for... as long as I can remember"
God, it makes me mad how empty and soulless 4's ending was compared to this perfect one.

This. There's literally no reason for you crybaby faggots to well up over shitty moving pictures. Grow the fuck up and act like adults already, stop showing weakness over nothing.

Did you watch the episode in the OP?

"He was watching Johnny Test
That's the real culprit"
Sometimes YouTube comments aren't so bad.

Yes, I did, and I didn't cry. Yes, cancer fucking sucks and losing your mom to it sucks, but you don't just wallow in sadness and blubber about like you're a fucking two year old. People die, parents die, and it's a key point of adulthood to understand that tears don't change the reality of the situation. You can remember their lives and cherish their memories without fucking weeping about it, without showing the people around you that you're not strong enough to handle something as basic and human as death.

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There are times when I might have but I'm an emotionally stunted and irony-poisoned autist so no

Nah, keep plot to a minimum, focus on dialogues to trippy visuals. If there is a plot, let it build slowly in the background and never overwhelm the main focus of the show.

At least you'll impress

Nah I don't cry at psuedo intellectual dude weed garbage

As easy as it is to go "lol fatass", it makes you aware the kid was basically screwed from the start. Constantly enabled and conditioned for an unhealthy lifestyle that was completely ingrained by the time the parents started half-heartingly tried to fix him only a few years before he'd move out anyway.

>Giving McDonalds fries to toddlers
Do Americans fucking REALLY?

Yeah, I think that's what gets me about it, seeing the result, then showing how avoidable it is, but no one cares enough. It's like those stress dreams you have where you're trying to tell people something bad is happening but no one will listen.

>It's like those stress dreams you have where you're trying to tell people something bad is happening but no one will listen.
Oh how I wish they were only dreams.

Easily the best scene in Korra. Maybe my favorite season finale of either series.

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The podcast interviews are the meat of the show but I'm sad we never met Clancy's sister.

>We'll always be friends forever, won't we?
>Yeah, forever
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