(#9) Chiyuki's Speech On Human Nature - 'Death Parade'
Death Parade is about Decim, an arbiter whose job is to decide whether humans get reincarnated or not after putting them through elaborate, and often cruel, tests. Chiyuki, a human temporarily assisting him, corrects a few of his misunderstandings about humanity in the following outburst:
People aren't as complex as you think they are. They're simple, and they get sad or angry over simple things. That's how they are. They're quickly affected by the littlest things, and live without knowing where they're going to fall down. That's who people are!
(#11) Akio Furukawa
When Nagisa Furukawa expresses sadness over the idea that her parents had to give up their careers in order to take care of her, her father Akio lovingly denies that notion:
A child's dream is their parents dream! You can make it come true for us! Don't you realize that our dream is to watch you live out your dream? Your mom and I didn't give up our dreams at all. Don't you get it, Nagisa? You ARE our dream. That's what being parents is all about. That's what being family is all about. If you get discouraged and give up now, then all our dreams [perish]!
(#3) L Lawliet
- Death Note
L Lawliet is always something of an enigma. In this surprisingly insightful speech, he tells the children of Wammy's House something deeply personal about himself:
There are many types of monsters that scare me: monsters who cause trouble without showing themselves, monsters who [take] children, monsters who devour dreams, monsters who suck blood... and then, monsters who tell nothing but lies. Lying monsters are a real nuisance: They are much more cunning than others.
They pose as humans even though they have no understanding of the human heart; they eat even though they've never experienced hunger; they study even though they have no interest in academics; they seek friendship even though they do not know how to love. If I were to encounter such monsters, I would likely be eaten by them... because in truth, I am that monster.
(#5) Simon's Dig To The Heavens Speech - 'Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann'
Until Kamina's tragic passing, Simon relies on him as a source of confidence and safety. With Kamina gone, he has to stand on his own two feet. In this short but soaring speech, he declares his personal power and independence:
My bro is... gone! But he's right there on my back. And here in my heart! He lives on as a part of me! If you're gonna dig, dig to the heavens! No matter what's in my way, I won't stop. Once I've dug through, it means that I've won! Just who... do you think I am? I'm Simon! I'm not my bro! I'm me! Simon the Digger!
(#1) Koro-sensei
- Assassination Classroom
The best parts of Assassination Classroom are the parts where you can see how effective Korosensei is as a teacher. After speaking harshly to Karma, an arrogant boy with excellent grades, he explains why he chose to do so. His reasoning is sound, and it also shows how much he's thinking about the right teaching method for each child:
I cut him down so he'll spring back up. The boy's enormously talented, there's no denying that. But he's a novice. He's not yet learned how to be worthy of that talent. He refuses to meet any challenge except on his own terms. He doesn't see the true value of competition. To a young person for whom everything comes easily, the pain of defeat can be a much needed wake-up call.
On the surface the whole concept of exams may seem arbitrary, but deep down, it's not about grades, it's about rising to the occasion. It's about tasting the rapture an triumph and disgrace of failure. They go hand in hand you see. One is meaningless without the other. To win, one has to lose! The difference between the novice and the master is that the master has failed more times than the novice has tried.
(#12) Gintoki Sakata
- Gintama, Gin Tama, Gintama: The Movie
You wouldn't think that a speech about peeing yourself because you drank too much strawberry milk would be especially inspiring; it somehow is. Not because it has anything whatsoever to do with the subject at hand - convincing the other members of the Yorozuya to finish a seemingly impossible job - but because he's just so damn enthusiastic about it:
Listen up! Let's say you drink too much strawberry milk, and have to use the bathroom in the middle of the night. But it's cold outside your bed. You don't want to get up, but the urge to urinate is just too strong! You make up your mind to go! You run to the bathroom, stand in front of the toilet, and let loose! You think that all your life has led to this moment! But then you realize: It isn't the bathroom - you're still in bed! That feeling of lukewarm wetness spreads like wildfire! But you don't stop! You can't stop! That's what I'm talking about! That's the truth of strawberry milk!
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