This is how the waifus of different anime studios cry

A Twitter user became a trend by posting a series of comparative images of crying female characters, each animated by different well-known anime studios. The captures include works from studios such as Kyoto Animation, Sunrise, A-1 Pictures, J.C. Staff, Shaft, and more, showcasing the uniqueness and signature style of each animation house in emotionally intense moments.

The tweet sparked a lively debate among animation fans, who commented on the differences in visual techniques, use of color, and emotional intensity that each studio manages to convey in these scenes. Some mentioned the technical prowess of Kyoto Animation and Shaft, while others expressed nostalgia by recalling specific scenes from their favorite series.

This is how the waifus of different anime studios cry

Among the selected scenes, characters from popular anime such as Hibike! Euphonium (Kyoto Animation), Love Live! (Sunrise), Your Lie in April (A-1 Pictures), My Hero Academia (Bones), and Re:Zero (White Fox). Not only does this type of comparison celebrate diversity in the anime industry, but it also invites fans to reflect on how these differences impact visual storytelling.

The comments on the original thread did not take long to accumulate. Here are some of the highlights:

"Maybe it would be better to compare scenes where they cry because of the same emotion."
"I knew it... I knew Aqua would appear..."
"Thank the goddess, now DEEN only seems 'deeeen' to me."
"You missed Studio Ghibli, hahaha".
"Shaft destroys the competition, sorry."
"That scene from March Comes in Like a Lion with the line 'I'm not wrong' left a big impression on me.'"
"What work is Shaft's?"
"You don't understand anything."
"This is just wonderful."
"When you talk about Sunrise, I think of Gundam."
"With Ufotable, I can't help but think of Kiritsugu."
"I really like this girl, who is she?"
"Kyoto Animation is already a classic, but I honestly love how Shaft draws tears and water."