The melodrama genre is undoubtedly the most popular in the world of animated anime films. It can also represent countless things, from humble first love between young people to mature and secure love between adults. Romantic stories can be combined with different genres of anime, including sci-fi, dream, fantasy, action, sad drama, and this is just the beginning of the best animated movies!
12. Love Confessions Executive Committee
Love grows at Sakuragaoka High School. Natsuki Enomoto finally summoned up the courage to confess to her beloved companion, Yuu Setoguchi. In any case, in the latest shots of her confession, a humiliated Natsuki makes it look like a "practical confession". Ignoring her true feelings and struggling with her own, Yuu vows to help Natsuki as she continues to seek adoration. As Natsuki deals with his failed move, Koyuki's separate colleague Ayase struggles with his attachments to Natsuki.
Despite his insecurities, he is determined to win her heart. Zutto Mei Kara Suki deshita: Kokuhaku Jikko Iinkai follows Natsuki as she longs for one day to finish her practices and sincerely confess to Yuu. Meanwhile, dear comrades are also trapped in their own web of lonely love and hidden warm gestures. The main leader of the movement and the architect of the characters is Maki Fujii. The opening theme is "Koi-iro ni Sake" by CHiCO with HoneyWorks, and the ending theme is "Ippon Ichibyo Kimi to Boku no" by HoneyWorks meets Sphere. This romantic but somewhat sad film was the eighth to be shown earlier in the week in the Japanese film industry, with 50,528 confirmations; he earned 70.5 million yen.
11. Where is the best view of fireworks?
Where is the best view of the fireworks? is a 2017 animated romantic drama film based on the 1993 Japanese reality film. The film tells the love story of Norimichi Shimada and Nazuna Oikawa. While the movie doesn't break any barriers in terms of storytelling, the excellent soundtracks (by Satoru Kosaki) and the beautiful graphics and animation really did the best job of showing such a great story. Therefore, Fireworks is a great choice for fans of romantic anime films who are looking for something sad, touching, and pleasing to the eye.
10. Whisper of the Heart
"Whisper of the Heart" is the story of Shizuku Tsukishima, a 14-year-old girl who was looking through a lot of books during a late spring excursion. Curiously, virtually every book she receives from the library was also purchased by someone named Seiji Amasawa, who unmistakably shares her opinion on writing. One day while she is on the train, Shizuku sits down next to the feline and curiously follows him to see where he is going. The cat takes her to an old-fashioned shop that Seiji Amasawa's grandfather actually owns! The two seem to be destined to meet each other and they become comrades when Seiji tries to fulfill his fantasy to play the violin and encourages Shizuka to try turning into a writer.
Make sure that the time of Whisper of the Heart doesn't make you give up on this attempt! It was made by Studio Ghibli, so you can expect quality movement that has held up over the years. This is an anecdote about youthful love with kinship, which was united, in fact, by witchcraft and gradually grew into something else. The romance in Whisper of the Heart is consistently flawless and sweet, and the movie's English title, Whisper of the Heart, lives up to it. The romantic tale in this movie is sometimes sad, delicate, just mumbling, and it's one of the best movies that will genuinely touch your heart. In addition, there is a touch of witchcraft and whimsy in this old-fashioned shop in the strange cat sculpture, but we'd rather not part with so many amazements about this film, which is likely to win your love with its adorable youthful characters!
9. The shape of the voice
With two exceptionally rated animated films shown in close proximity to each other, 2016 has been a unique year for romance anime. In light of Yoshitoka Ooima's highly acclaimed manga, The Silent Voice deals with themes such as torment, accusation, peer pressure, and kinship. This film, produced by Kyoto Animation, doesn't avoid showing the darker side of youth, but allows the characters to truly benefit from their encounters. Shoya Ishida, an elementary school stand-in, with great enthusiasm and ill will, focuses on another foreign student who turns out to be hard of hearing. Sweet and hopeful
Shoko Nishimiya is gradually misled by the entire class into getting her mom to drag her out of school. Just as the instructors are looking for someone to blame, the rest of the stunt doubles turn on Shoya and start threatening him. Held back by regret, the child turns into a retiring teenager who yearns to apologize to Shouko. The Silent Voice is one of the best romantic and sad anime movies that can be difficult; However, this loneliness makes Shoya and Shouko's trip truly fulfilling. Maybe then this is a story of retribution against past persecutors, a Kyoto Animation movie about recovery!
8. Your name
If you don't like the romantic genre of anime, it's okay, you can watch Kimi no Na Wa anyway, one of the best animated movies on our list. This is because the movie doesn't have any important heartfelt plot that will leave you spellbound, but instead a wonderful craftsmanship and sound that will just keep you moving forward. The plot is simple and sweet, as are the characters. The whole climate created in the film is beautiful and will make you feel warm.
The characters of the film are Mitsuha Miyamizu and Taki Tachibana. Mitsuha lives in an open area. This makes her dream of city life in a city like Tokyo. As a child, she dreams of living in the city. Taki Tachibana lives in Tokyo. He is benevolent, but, being irritable and difficult, quickly explodes. He is very fussy about adjusting his low-maintenance work and school life. One day, they wake up and find that they have switched places. Not only is this a normal local trade, but they swap bodies instead. Taki wakes up to be in Mitsuha's body and vice versa. To understand what happened, they start looking for each other.
7. Moving castle
Howl's Moving Castle is a gripping tale of adoration and mystical adventure compiled into a beautiful anime movie. This affects mainstream society in different ways. The story revolves around a young lady named Sophie who works in a baseball cap shop. She has suddenly turned into an elderly person, and now she needs to track down the strange wizard Howl, whose moving palace and otherworldly powers are notable in the city's gossip. Veil's companions include a fiery evil spirit named Calcifer, a scarecrow.
As Howl's magical powers unfold and his relationship with Sophie develops, our brave woman begins to fight to protect both of them from a dangerous magical conflict that undermines their reality.The characters in the English version of the title were voiced by trained artists such as Emily Mortimer, who took on the role of Sophie, and Christian Bale, who voiced the lovable wizard Howl. This is a delightful soulful film. Sophie is a simple city girl. Her father works as a cap maker in the city. One day she is involved in an incident, but she is saved by an attractive wizard named Howl. This infuriates the Witch of the Wastes, who quarreled with Howl.
6. Garden of fine words
In The Garden of Fine Words, Takao Akizuki tries to transform into a shoemaker. However, one day, on a windy day, he decides to play in order to invest energy by working on the layout in the nursery, all other things being equal. In this kennel, he interestingly meets Yukari Yukino. She is confused and adorable, and not knowing what else to do, Takao offers to make her a pair of shoes. However, this is just a basic meeting for many, as the two spend their days together during the turbulent times of the year, and simply investing energy in each other seems to eliminate their entire life's problems. However, the truth is that their problems do not disappear, and since the stormy season attracts neighbors, they must confront them as soon as possible.
Kotonoha no Niwa is a short film only 46 minutes long, but that doesn't mean it can't tell a delightful story. This is a piece of animated film from a life romance with a mental component, as it provides an inside look at how Takao and Yukari deal with the problems they face in their lives. It also has a wonderful liveliness that adds something unique to the richness and flavor of the story. In case you're looking for a short, delightfully narrated, and wonderfully lively mood, Kotonoha no Niwa is awesome. A couple of grants have been added to its repertoire, so don't neglect this clueless short film under your sentiment radar.
5. The Girl Who Leapt Through Time
The Girl Who Leapt Through Time is the film that brought Mamoru Hosoda widespread recognition and fame, one of his first films that later coordinated several incredible films including Summer Wars, Wolf Girls, The Boy and the Beast, and last film "Mirai". a hit that was additionally selected for an Academy Award, all of his films, however, "The Girl Who Leapt Through Time" remains the best and most exemplary hit. He was lauded, and in addition, he received several awards, such as the Japan Academy Film Award for Animation of the Year. Makoto Konno is a high school understudy who learns the ability to travel through time and constantly remembers in a circle of eras around the same time.
Makoto Konno's mistreatment with his newly discovered ability to "jump in time". Among the many ways she senselessly misuses her power are the moments she "jumps back" from her companion Chiaki Mamiya after he confesses his affection for her, the consequences of which end up costing far more than the hurt. While the results are outrageous, the message is clear: give love a chance. Whatever the case, despite Makoto acting proactively, love can't just save her daily routine and the experiences of others, however, it transcends one of the seemingly solid "laws" of this time travel strategy.
4. 5 centimeters per second
The sad romantic tale 5 Centimeters Per Second makes it one of the best animated films of all time. Following the theme of separation figuratively explored in Kumo no Mukou and Hotarubi no Mori e, apart from here, it is more of a strict, actual detachment. In this exemplary romance anime film, the way in which beloved Takaki Toono and Akari Shinohara are constantly separated shows how distance can profoundly affect a relationship. The reality behind this misfortune is portrayed through the passage of time and the failure to convey. Told in three demos (or scenes), the plot follows Takaki as he controls the departing Akari.
It is mainly expected that universal innovations cannot currently turn into common practice by "forcing" two to pass them through letters. Be that as it may, despite this obstacle, the two of them seem to be truly inseparable. However, in subsequent scenes, despite the approach of email and mobile phones, both neglect to connect. The last scene explores the sheer destructive power of distance... Also, the effect it has, both inside and out, makes this one of the best animated romance stories ever, with deep enthusiasm.
3. Into the forest where fireflies flicker
Into the Forest Where the Fireflies Twinkle is one of the best anime cartoons that tells a sad and romantic story that begins when Hotaru Takegawa mingles in the woodlands in search of a forest soul at just six years old. Luckily for her, a covered soul named Jean finds her, and remembering that she can't actually contact him or he'll disappear, he kicks her out of the woods safely. The only condition is that she must stay away again indefinitely, no matter how long it takes. However, every late spring as Hotaru grows older, he breaks this guarantee and returns to Jin.
The two become closer and closer comrades - and after that, heartfelt feelings begin to interfere with them. In any case, they do not exist on the same plane and cannot contact each other, so what is their feelings reduced to? The impossible and secret relationship between Hotaru and Gin is a story of illicit love. Either way, the two never met to meet, let alone create affection for each other. Moreover, at this time they need to learn to love two people who are so unusual and cannot exist together in the same plane of presence. They break every rule by hanging out, so it's interesting to see where exactly their story takes them. Hotarubi no Mori e is beautiful except for the terrifying romantic animated movie and is perfect for the sad hearted fan looking for illicit love.
2. Through my tears, I pretend to be a cat
One of the most recent anime movies on our list, this animated movie is a 2020 romantic fiction and sometimes sad tale that will blow your mind. Whisker Away tells the story of Miya Sasaki, a sad young schoolgirl who, after receiving a mask as a gift, eventually gains a miraculous ability that allows her to transform into a cat. As she spends more time as Taro the Cat, Mio has to face a lot of questions about herself and who she really is. The graphics and animation style are so beautiful, and the film brings out the magical charm we've come to expect from Ghibli masterpieces. Overall, Whisker raises far questions about what makes us who we are. It's introspective, colorful and surprising; You will immerse yourself in a magnificent love story between a human and an animal after the girl has turned into a cute cat.
1. Child of the weather
Child of the Weather, brings the same warming energy as the previous greatest Ghibli anime movies and other latest animated movie hits like: The Romance of Your Name and The Sad Story of Silent Voice. The story takes place in a rather rainy atmosphere, with excellent Ost animation and a plot that focuses on Hodaka Morishima, a runaway boy who moves to Tokyo.and the orphan Hina, known as the "sunny girl", who has amazing powers that allow her to stop the rain. The two will meet, team up, and then help each other start promoting Hina's superpower to bring the sun, which will lead to some unexpected situations where the climate change comment will be quoted.
