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You can't show real feelings in a drawing (and you can't show real gore either). That's what I meant.
You're wrong here; you can show real feelings in many drawings.
For example:
1) Ayashi No Ceres - it's about love and battles; it's such a sad anime that you'll want to cry at the end:smile05:.
2) Full Metal Alchemist - it's also very sad, about how the two alchemist brothers wanted to bring their mother back to life, but instead, the older brother lost his arm and leg (he walked around with iron prosthetics throughout the series), and the younger brother lost his body altogether (his soul was trapped in armor for the entire series). So, they set out in search of the "Philosopher's Stone" to restore the younger brother's body and the older brother's arm and leg, but to get it, they had to go through a lot. The brothers even fought their own mother, in the form of an evil homunculus. And when they finally found it, the older brother had to go to our world to save his younger brother:smile05:. Fortunately, they will meet again in the full-length film "Shambala," but many good people will give their lives for their reunion:smile05:.
3) Angel Sanctuary - it has perverse love between a brother and sister, but it's still love:rolleyes:.
4) Even in YaminoMatsue, there are feelings, although they are unrequited feelings of Dr. Muraki for Tsuzuki:D, but they are still feelings:D!
5) The Last Unicorn - it's not an anime, but this cartoon is also full of feelings and many sad moments:smile05:.
In short, your statement is nonsense:smile48:!!!!!!!
P.S.: I also love anime because there are many cool boys:rolleyes;)...
P.P.S.: Maggot, if I see similar statements again, you'll get:smile10:...
P.P.P.S.: Your statements make me angry:smile40:
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