Whether they always look like they're about to cry, are perpetually sobbing, or have to struggle with feelings of depression on a daily basis, these are the top 10 sad gals of anime.
Everyone knows what emo means or, at least, what it stands for. Short for emotional, this term not only encompasses a very distinctive lifestyle and music genre, but is also used as a way to describe someone who expresses their inner turmoil in often extreme ways. In this list, we'll explore the top 10 saddest girls in anime when it comes to looks - like those who appear perpetually downcast, and even void of emotions entirely; actions - such as those who experience overly impassioned outbursts or display difficulty with co-mingling easily in society; and, most importantly of all, those who have feelings of inner anguish - for example, those struggling with actual depression that can spawn from a tragic incident or some form of fear, anxiety or even nothing at all.
Yes, emo girls can be incredibly cute. They just look so sad! It could be something about the way their sullen eyes glaze over, how their lips tremble or even in the way they speak. It's what make these characters so endearing and downright adorable. More than anything, it just makes you want to break that fourth wall by reaching into that screen, giving them a long hug and telling them that everything is going to be alright.
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So, dear readers, as you prepare to plunge into this depressing article, it's highly advised that you put a smile on your face and listen to some happy, upbeat music. You're going to need it.
Like an ordinary North High student. That's why she's number 10 on this list. However, she still has a place here because Yuki definitely appears to be one of the saddest anime emo girls. Much like how a person's specific DNA can make him/her predisposed to depression, Yuki was designed specifically to only have limited social abilities.
Because of her programming, Yuki rarely speaks, resorting to random gestures like nodding instead of saying yes and giving one-word responses or under-stated answers about how she feels. For example, she'll note that she relatively enjoys this or is a little bit disappointed by that. Yuki even claims that being social could actually affect her on a negative level, even to the point of causing her to malfunction!
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Like someone who suffers from depression, Yuki finds little interest in fun social pastimes or generic human activities. She doesn't seem to think very highly of herself, either. In fact, Yuki didn't even attempt to break free from Endless Eight's time loop, and forced herself to endure the prolonged isolation in Bamboo Leaf Rhapsody rather than fight it.
Lastly, when it comes to that Well, Yuki isn't really human and can't feel feelings argument, it can be argued that Yuki does, in fact, gain emotions later on in the anime. But that's a whole other story.
This girl cries a lot. Like, way too much. And she whines about the dumbest things. It's a good thing Shirahoshi is a mermaid and lives in water because if she didn't, she'd probably shrivel up and die from all of the tears she loses on a daily basis. It's just a shame that Shirahoshi is the current form of Poseidon. Oh, Poseidon, how far you have fallen! Maybe that's why you're crying!
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While an avid crybaby -- a trait we all love to see in emo girls ... to an extent -- Shirahoshi's excessive amount of emotional outbursts don't really make her depressed. She's just alarmingly in tune with her feelings. Let's list some of the times she's cried: when Megalo disappeared, when Luffy startled her and when Luffy told her he didn't like her before yelling at her (which, apparently, no one had ever done before). And that's not even counting all of the times she just expresses any form of emotion.
Because Shirahoshi's reasons for crying are pretty shallow, she barely makes it on the list. But tears are, yes, a pretty important part of what make sad anime emo girls, well, emo. Cheer up, emo girl!
There are many things about romance writer Izumi Takanashi that make her appear overly sad. For one, she loves wearing black. Nothing says emo like the color black. Yeah, you could say she's goth, but that look on her face! Naw, she's emo.
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Since Izumi writes -- or tries to write -- in her room 24/7, she's become quite sickly, causing her to look downcast all the time. While being bedridden is something people suffering from depression tend to experience, Izumi has confined herself on purpose. Why? Because she's a writer. Writing well is sometimes contingent on silence and, well, hiding away in your room can be a pretty effective way of doing this. It doesn't help Izumi that she literally locks herself in her room and doesn't work very hard at maintaining her appearance. Heck, she's perpetually covered in ink stains because she refuses to write with anything other than a pen. All of these examples are signs that Izumi could be depressed.
What's more, being in constant poor health has also made it difficult for Izumi to help around the house. Physical movement can actually cause her pain. And by movement, we mean lifting anything heavier than a pen. Doing so can have drastic effects. But it's okay. That's what the Souta family is there for. They clean up after her. (In fact, there's a rather amusing time-lapse scene in Working!! where Izumi can be observed sitting on the floor and staring off into space, while a 1980s movie-style montage shows the Souta family doing various chores all around her in quick succession.)
Izumi's favorite pastime, other than writing, is despairing about writer's block or wailing about impending deadlines. The fact that she's a romance writer makes things worse because there's no actual romance in her own life. So she's constantly immersing herself in something Izumi's characters get but she doesn't. That would make
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All Tomoko Kuroki wants is to be popular at school (and to engage in sexual acts). But she's too socially inept. And she knows it. All too well. As a result, Tomoko has adopted a rather morbid perception of life. What's worse, Tomoko can't even escape this overall grim outlook of existence in her own fantasies!
When you daydream, it's normal to imagine yourself doing well or, at least, succeeding in some way. But even that's impossible for Tomoko. Her fantasies might begin pleasantly enough (like riding a motorcycle), but always end in disaster (like when that fictitious ride on a motorcycle leads to her crashing it and ending up in the hospital). Wow.
Tomoko even looks miserable. Just take a gander at those giant bags under her eyes! They're there because she stays up late at night playing games or watching anime. In other words, she finds satisfaction from things that aren't real. However, these pastimes end up affecting her in real life. It makes her look and act emo. The fact that Tomoko also eats hamburgers at the hilariously named WcDonalds is another trait of depression, not just because stuffing your face with junk food is something you do when you're sad, but because she used to say the food there was only for kids and idiots.
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Even though Tomoko's life is pretty messed up, her character and experiences are still portrayed in as light-hearted a manner as possible, putting her at number seven rather than higher up on the list.
Mizore Shirayuki is one depressed yuki-onna. She's not only lonely -- unsuccessfully seeking out any form of companionship during her first semester at Yōkai Academy -- but is misunderstood by her peers from the get go. Within no time, rumors begin flying around about her like crazy! And those rumors are pretty harsh, too. They revolve around a rather unfortunate relationship she got herself into that's not only inappropriate, but has put her in many horrible situations.
But even after Mizore overcomes this and opens up (and she only really does so with one character in particular and, even then, her openness is extremely limited), Mizore is still quite reserved and shows little to no emotions. Later on, she not only remains emo, but apparently becomes psycho to some extent. She's not
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It's not easy getting dumped. Usually, you're not just being dumped by the person you're in a relationship with, but by your ex's family and friends. M-m-m-monster kill! This is what 17-year-old Mamimi Samejima suffers from: she lost her ex-boyfriend Tasuku as well as Tasuku's younger brother Naota.
This hasn't made Mamimi emotionless like some of the anime emo girls on this list, but completely and utterly depressed. She looks and acts sad all the time. As a way to cope with this endless sadness, she's transformed into more than just a crazy cat lady. She's a crazy
Lady. Why limit yourself to kittens? There are so many animals out there! Plus, everyone of her pets are named Ta-kun -- obviously
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