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(#13) Hachiman Hikigaya Acts Like A Martyr In 'My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU'
The main theme of My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU is unnecessary sacrifice. Hachiman Hikigaya manipulates social situations so other people think of him as the bad guy. No one asks him to do this, he just thinks it's the right thing to do.
According to Hikigaya's logic, if everyone rallies against him, their unity will be worth his personal unhappiness. So long as his peers are happy, he's willing to become a social pariah.
Thanks to his low self-esteem, Hikigaya doesn't realize other people genuinely care about him, and feel sad when he hurts himself. Because of this, his efforts backfire whenever he tries to sacrifice himself.
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(#7) Kazuma Saves A Girl From A Slow-Moving Tractor In 'KonoSuba'
This sacrifice takes the cake for being the most humiliating and pointless death ever. While walking outside, Kazuma mistakenly thinks a truck is going to run over a girl on the street. But in the next scene, it is revealed that the girl was never in danger since the "truck" was actually a slow-moving tractor that was going to stop anyway. Instead of dying because he heroically pushed a girl out of harm's way, Kazuma died out of pure shock and fear. Apparently, he even wet his pants. Poor Kazuma.
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(#3) Vegeta
- Dragon Ball Z Kai, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn, Dragon Ball Z: Bojack Unbound, Dragon Ball Z: Bardock – The Father of Goku, Dragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks, Dragon Ball Z: The Return of Cooler, Dragon Ball Z: Broly – The Legendary Super Saiyan, Plan to Destroy the Saiya-jin, Dragon Ball: Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return!!, Dragon Ball
After Vegeta realizes Buu is far too powerful to be taken down in a traditional brawl, he decides to end things using Final Explosion, a self-destruct technique that kills its user.
While his efforts are undoubtedly courageous, they're also totally ineffective. Buu regenerates shortly after Vegeta's attack and continues on with his reign of destruction.
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(#4) Yusuke Urameshi
- Yu Yu Hakusho
Delinquent 14-year-old Yusuke Urameshi dies in an unprecedented act of bravery. For the vast majority of his life, he's acted like a selfish punk, yet he dives in front of an oncoming car to save a small child.
Unfortunately, it turns out the kid would have been fine without Yusuke's help. He was chasing a ball into the street, and the inflated rubber would have absorbed most of the car's impact.
In the afterlife, Botan actually chastises Yusuke for acting selflessly, as the kid sustained additional injuries from the soon-to-be Spirit Detective's intervention.
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(#9) Nuriko Used Up All His Strength To Move A Boulder In 'Fushigi Yuugi'
Nuriko's death is one of the most painful moments of Fushigi Yuugi, in part because it feels totally avoidable. Nuriko is severely injured during a battle with Ashitare, a member of the Seiryuu seven, but manages to take the villain down.
Rather than waiting for Mitsukake to come heal his injuries, Nuriko uses his remaining strength to move a boulder and unblock the cave he's in. He's already out of danger, but decides pushing this rock is more important than his survival.
His death might have been a noble sacrifice if the boulder had been fully blocking his comrades' path, but it wasn't. They could easily have walked around the boulder, but Nuriko was perhaps in too much pain to realize this. He tried his best, but ultimately his sacrifice was completely uncalled for.
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(#8) Apocalymon Fails To End The World In 'Digimon Adventure'
The final conflict of Digimon Adventure is resolved after the main villain makes an utterly pointless sacrifice. Apocalymon, the final boss of the series, decides to take out both the Real World and the Digital World with an explosive attack called Total Annihilation.
The explosion is largely contained by the children's Digivices, and so Apocalymon only succeeds in killing himself.
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To sacrifice one’s life or interests for a just cause, as in sacrificing one’s leisure time for one’s country. Anime there will always be some of our favorite characters die, these characters are often for the sake of others to die, every time I think of the time all the heart! These animation world men until the last moment did not fall down, not a scar on the back (in the face of the enemy has never escaped) , he used death to open the door to a new world.
This random generator collates 14 entries, recording some of the more classic scenes of sacrifice in anime. Deidara, vegetable a, Yusuke Urameshi and others died for love, for battle, for family, and for friendship. Do you remember the scene where they die? WHO’s death touched you the most?
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