Anime Sky Screen: Tragedies Are Meant to Be Broken

A tragic future is not the future I want! [Manga Adaptation + Anime Sky Screen] Do you like anime and manga? When did you first get into them? After watching so many anime and reading so many manga and novels, after playing so many games, have you ever had regrets? Like how, in Guilty Crown, the gentle king stops being kind. The people who love him leave him again and again, until at last he is alone, sitting on a bench. Like how, in Akame ga Kill!, the protagonist's companions die one after another, and in the end even the protagonist cannot escape death, leaving the heroine alone. (She'll die soon afterward, too.) Like that line in CLANNAD from Tomoya Okazaki's daughter, Ushio: "The only places I can cry are the bathroom and Daddy's arms." Like how, in Your Lie in April, an entire April was spent weaving a lie about not loving you. Or the regret of Lu Mingfei hesitating and arriving too late, leading to the little monster's death. Like in Honkai Impact 3rd, when Himeko died and you were powerless to do anything. Like in Genshin Impact, where Furina spent five hundred lonely years pretending to be a god to save Fontaine, only to face judgment from her people in the end. Even at the story's close, her tears are still for her people, and she weeps because she couldn't save them. The ending may be happy, but don't you want to enter that world, listen to her, and tell her, "You really did your best over those five hundred years"?