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(#4) Isaac Netero Self-Destructs In 'Hunter x Hunter'
After realizing that there was no way he could possibly defeat the king of the Chimera Ants, Isaac Netero decides to take drastic measures. He detonates a bomb called the Poor Man's Rose that was housed inside of his body. It has the power to not only tear Netero apart, but to severely wound Meruem. While the bomb itself isn't enough to end Meruem's life, the bomb also contains a lethal, contagious poison that ultimately destroys him.
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(#9) Kamina
- Gurren Lagann
In order to defeat the Beastman General, an already badly wounded Kamina combines with Simon to execute the powerful Giga Drill Breaker. While they do successfully defeat their enemy, it's a bit too late for Kamina - the injuries spell the end of his life before he can even get out of the cockpit. But before all this, he's able to offer some seriously inspiring last words that will inspire him - and the audience - for years to come.
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(#8) Lelouch Lamperouge
- Code Geass
Lelouch Lamperouge needed a villain for the populace to mutually hate and unite in the desire to destroy. He also needed his alter-ego, Zero, to look like a hero as he led them towards ultimate peace. To do that, he made himself look like a cruel despot, then had his friend Suzaku dress up like Zero and take his life in a showy public display. The fact that he was willing to make such a massive sacrifice combined with the drama of the scene, makes this one of anime's most glorious final moments.
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(#3) Spike Spiegel
- Cowboy Bebop, Cowboy Bebop: The Movie
After single-handedly taking down the entire Red Dragon Syndicate and having a final clash with his former friend Vicious, Spike seemingly passes away on the grounds with one final word and gesture - finger gun with the word "bang." It's one of the most memorable moments in anime history.
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(#15) Kyōko Sakura
- Puella Magi Madoka Magica, Puella Magi Madoka Magica
After going through life feeling responsible for a whole lot of suffering, Kyoko Sakura sacrifices herself in order to destroy Oktavia, the dangerous witch form of her friend Sayaka. She does this both so that she can finally feel like she's helping somebody, and so that Sayaka won't have to leave the world alone. It's a tough moment in a series that's generally pretty heartbreaking, but it's also a moment where Kyoko gets to show off what she's truly made of.
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(#14) Yuzuru Otonashi
- Angel Beats!
This example isn't about a frenzied battle - rather, it's a quieter example of glory. When Yuzuru Otonashi gets into a train accident that leaves him and all of the other passengers trapped for days, he uses what little medical training he has to treat wounds and keep people comfortable as they wait to be rescued - often at the expense of his own energy while he desperately tried to survive himself. Ultimately, he doesn't make it - but his last act, filling out a card to become an organ donor, means that Kanade receives a new heart, and a much needed extension on her life.
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Glory moment can be understood as animation characters through some kind of suffering, struggle, test beyond the limits of their own lives, achieved a very good result. To put it simply, to go beyond yourself and create more value.
Classic anime characters often have such bloom moments, such as beating a big Boss, creating a peak moment, martial arts to reach a stage beyond the reach of ordinary people and so on. This random generator collates 15 items, and with this tool, you can see exactly how these classic anime characters create the glory days of their lives. For example, Whitebeard Dies Standing Up In’ One Piece’, Zabuza Mochi, Spike, Erwin Smith, vegetable a and so on.
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