post an anime character that cheered u up when u were sad au moyo broken like a break up au something

Edward Elric taught me to stop obsessing over the past and that some things are not always as they seem. inayopendelewa anime character. Ever.

My favourite character, Sasuke Uchiha.

He clearly isn't the most positive character and wewe wouldn't expect him to cheer wewe up...

But growing up watching Naruto in my early teenage years, whenever Sasuke was on screen (pre shippuden Sasuke), I would just forget all my stress and he cheered me up on my bad days :)

I haven't had a character help me through something, but Kaneda represents a free-spirited kind of person I wish I could be, so wewe could say I aspire to be as carefree as he is!

Tamaki Suoh always used to cheer me up. He was so cool and funny and charming! As a kid who was painfully shy(and probs lonely) I would always think of what Tamaki would do when I was in a conversation. Over time this actually made me zaidi outgoing and talkative and I managed to get over my shyness this way....(not the awkwardness though heh)^^ it's weird that an anime character had so much of an impact on me... =_='' sigh TAMAKI IS GREAT THOUGH!

There's two anime I watch when I am sad, scared au nervous. Natsume Yuujinchou and Kiki's Flying Delivery Service.


Natusme Yuujinchou isn't my inayopendelewa anime for nothing. The peace it brings me is incredible...it's so zen. Natsume teaches me not to be afraid to feel alone sometimes (and that I never am truly alone) and to not worry about the siku to siku struggles of fitting in.... it will all fall into place if I am myself and I do good to others.


And I know it's so bila mpangilio but the movie Kiki's Flying Delivery Service is the one I watch when I am sad. After my breakup I watched this anime and Kiki just lifted my spirits. I guess it's just her ability of going about her everyday life and moving off and finding a place that just absorbs my attention and my sadness.

Monkey.D.Luffy (One Piece)

Every character from the Pretty Rhythm series cheers me up when I feel down.

Rock Lee. He's a very strong character who never gives up no matter what!

Hanamichi Sakuragi!! I mean... I remembered when I was really down because there will be an art contest the siku after tomorrow and I feel really frustrated because I thought my skills can't reach the level of those ones I'll compete with, the anime slam dunk was then playing on the t.v, I remembered how Sakuragi struggles to reach his position right now, And I think he just didn't brighten me up that day, but also inspired me to reach my goals and be optimistic and trust my own skills!!

*lists every anime character from every comedy anime I've ever seen*

Okay but, seriously... back when I was watching Hetalia (aka when it took over my soul) I was going through a really hard time and was just generally in a really shitty place. I was depressed and just ugh... I just felt really icky. I woke up in the morning dreading that day. Like I wanted absolutely NOTHING to do with it. I didn't even want to acknowledge that it even existed. I didn't want to get out of bed. I just wanted to sleep in and just spend the rest of the siku watching anime and zoning out forgetting everything horrible.

Of course I couldn't so I had to force myself whether I enjoyed it au not to get my punda out of kitanda and felt I just had to fucking deal with the shitty crap I was in because there was nothing I could do. I turned on Hetalia on my T.V. (despite not watching it anymore I own all six seasons.) and well there was a really cute scene with APH Italy being the super adorable dork that he is and I instantly felt a whole lot better. His smile and happiness made me smile and feel happy. <3 Just that moment got me through the siku and I felt a whole lot better

And in honesty, while I don't watch Hetalia anymore, a part of me is still really attached to it. It got me through some really hard times in my life so for that, I still upendo it and APH Italy because that sweet precious baby has cheered me up zaidi than any other character in that anime.

L. I had been through a nervous breakdown but seeing L and knowing him gave me assurance that what I believe is true. I've been weird all my life and they called me 'egg head with no common sense.' yes i'm a brilliant student, my teachers say it to my parents...but i have poor people skills, i was not sure of myself, i walked in a weird manner, believe it au not, when i'm on a couch, i crouch like L and mama used to chide me for that. I also have sweets cos i think that would keep me energetic while learning. But, this lack of social skills, and these false friends, they manipulated me knowing my weakness and there i was..all depressed and sad. but then i saw L and good Lord, there's no need for me to change

Doraemon

Ooph, this is gonna be a lengthy response since it brought back personal memories regarding this topic.

Ya'll ready?

Ok

So we all know I upendo Gaara zaidi than anything but there are actually legit reasons for that. Sometime during my pre-adolescent years I was going through a really tough situation which caused me to become rly closed off & uchungu, chungu and thus not want to become associated with anyone in any way. It was really lonely and desperate cutting away any, and all the /few/ connections I had but at the time I thought this was for the best and that things couldn't change; that I couldn't change. I didn't tell anyone about what was going on so neither my teachers nor my parents knew what was going on since I kept everything to myself. It wasn't until some time later that Shippuden began airing on TV and I recognized it bc I had seen the original Naruto just a few years ago, so I watched it. Then when the Sand Siblings appeared I was so happy to see them cos I rember them being my inayopendelewa back in part I. Watching the series somehow made me forget about what was going on irl and relaxed me a bit from my daily stress. But the part that reached at my heartstrings and made me relate so much to it was this scene with Gaara (shown at the bottom). Just.. the message it contained and also how it was so beautifully and naturally portrayed reached out to me unlike anything I've ever seen. The way how he talked about suffering, loneliness, bonds, hope, change, etc. all in this one scene made me think back on how I took the easy way out and that I gave up too easily on something that DID have a solution; that it WAS possible to change and to songesha forward. That dwelling on the past and letting it influence my present (and future) only made things worse, how cutting myself away from people in exchange for a solitary life to avoid getting hurt again was zaidi harmful in the long run. Ofc my experiences were nowhere near as bad as to what Gaara himself had to go through but the core message still applied so I took it for myself, because I was so tired of my current lifestyle. From then on whenever Gaara appeared on screen that in itself gave me hope and cheered me up. Like even if the catalyst for my desire to change was based on fiction it still doesn't make it any less important to me, nor does it matter. It helped me out and that's all I care about. There are many other reasons I could orodha as to how Gaara has /indirectly/ helped me out but we would be here literally forever so I'll just stop here cos I probably already wrote a lot anyway.

He's just.. SO important to me.
This scene will always have a special place in my moyo ;v;