Check out 10 heartwarming and healing anime works: the tenderness that time cannot take away!

When it comes to some healing works in the anime world, many players or anime fans have their own masterpieces in their hearts, and some of them often give people some strength to keep moving forward. These warm and healing anime works often use some very delicate techniques to fully display people's struggles and efforts in real life. The nearly perfect background music and just the right visual effects also further sublimate the emotions of the characters in the story. Today, the author will bring you some more distinctive warm and healing anime works.

Note: The following rankings are in no particular order

Natsume's Book of Friends

"Natsume's Book of Friends" is a well-known manga written by Midorikawa Yuki. The story mainly tells about how Natsume Takashi obtained the "Friends' Book" composed of contract books from the relics of his grandmother Natsume Reiko. After learning the origin of this "Friends' Book", he decided to return all the names of the monsters in the Friends' Book.

During the journey of returning the names of monsters, Natsume encountered various monsters. Among them, the monster with the appearance of a lucky cat, Madara, always accompanied Natsume, and some monsters also became friends and companions with Natsume. In the process of returning the names of monsters, Natsume gradually learned about the past and gentle heart of his grandmother Natsume Reiko from the monsters' words. Those strange, sad, nostalgic and touching warm stories also touched everyone's heart.

The gentleness of Takashi Natsume comes from the meticulous care of his relatives and the tolerance without asking for reasons. He brings this gentleness to the people around him, and also to the monsters he encounters. The anime "Natsume's Book of Friends" has become a rare healing masterpiece in the eyes of many viewers with its gentle background music, fresh pictures with a sense of sadness, and warm and healing story content.

Mushishi

"Mushishi" is a representative work of Japanese cartoonist Urushihara Yuki, telling the story of "Mushishi" Ginko, who follows the footprints of insects while traveling and solves strange incidents caused by insects. In his eyes, insects and humans have their own ways of survival, but some ways of survival may go against human common sense and even endanger human survival.

In the process of accepting human commissions, the "Mushi-shi" Ginko witnessed all kinds of joys and sorrows, and also understood the reality that insects and humans coexist and even sacrifice together. In an atmosphere of a little sadness and no aware, "Mushi-shi" tells the past between insects and humans in a very peaceful way.

In this tranquility, "Mushishi" brings the audience a sense of relief and relaxation, and some of the short stories in the anime have a considerable healing effect.

CLANNAD

The TV animation "CLANNAD" is a TV animation work adapted by Kyoto Animation based on the game of the same name by Key. The animation takes the Furukawa Nagisa line of the original game as the main plot, interspersed with related plots of other heroines in the Academy chapter, telling the touching story of a boy and a girl growing up together.

The protagonist Okazaki Tomoya became a bad boy due to family reasons, but his life changed significantly after he met a girl named "Furukawa Nagisa". The protagonist's encounters with Fujibayashi Anne, Fujibayashi Ryu, Sakagami Tomoyo, Ibuki Fuko, and Ichinose Kotomi also revealed the stories behind these girls. The boys and girls learned to face their sadness and began to choose a warm future that they could reach without escaping.

Behind the tear-jerking storyline, "CLANNAD" brings deeper healing to the audience.

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