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    Ichiro Inuyashiki Blows Up A Meteor (And Himself) In 'Inuyashiki'

    Ichiro Inuyashiki Blows Up A Meteor (And Himself) In 'Inuyashiki'

    [ranking: 13]
    At first, the elderly Ichiro Inuyashiki is an extremely unlikely protagonist. However, that all changes when his consciousness is uploaded into a robot that comes equipped with alien weaponry. Before the transformation, he focused on his job, his family, and his cancer diagnosis, but soon after Inuyashiki begins, he's forced to contend with epic space battles.
    As a meteor careens towards Earth, Ichiro realizes the only way to save the planet is to use his self-destruct function. For perhaps the first time ever, society appreciates this meek salaryman, as his sacrifice allows human life to continue. 

    Portgas D. Ace Dies Shielding Luffy In 'One Piece'

    Portgas D. Ace Dies Shielding Luffy In 'One Piece'

    [ranking: 1]
    During a battle with the Marines, Portgas D. Ace finds himself in a fight he can't win. Although his fire abilities make him largely resistant to burns, he can't stand up to magma, which flows freely from the wicked Admiral Akainu.
    From the first moments of their battle, Ace knows he's outmatched. However, when Akainu turns his attention to Ace's adopted brother Luffy, the pirate sacrifices himself to protect his family. 
    As Akainu hurdles towards Luffy, Ace steps into the line of fire, and a magma fist goes straight through his torso. He survives just long enough to thank his fellow pirates for loving him. His death marks one of the saddest moments in One Piece.
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    Chiriko Takes His Enemy Out With Him In 'Fushigi Yuugi'

    Chiriko Takes His Enemy Out With Him In 'Fushigi Yuugi'

    [ranking: 14]
    Chiriko is only 13 years old, but his sacrifice demonstrates a degree of courage that's notably absent in many of the show's adults. 
    When a Seiryuu warrior named Miboshi takes over Chiriko's body using a summoned beast, the two become physically linked. At first, Chiriko is forced to attack his allies, but he eventually breaks the cycle by attacking his own body, as his self-mutilation also harms Miboshi.
    In the world of Fushigi Yuugi, healing magic exists, but Chiriko knows any aid he receives will also benefit Miboshi. Because of this, he refuses treatment, and dies along with the villain. 

    Vegeta Self-Destructs To Try And Save The World In 'Dragon Ball Z'

    Vegeta Self-Destructs To Try And Save The World In 'Dragon Ball Z'

    [ranking: 6]
    Midway through the Majin Buu Saga, Vegeta sacrifices his life to try and take down his horrific pink adversary. At first, Vegeta attempts to defeat Buu by beating him to a pulp. When he realizes Buu is far too powerful, he decides to end things using Final Explosion, a self-destruction technique that kills its user.
    Vegeta's suicide marks one of the most painful moments in Dragon Ball Z. At the start of the series, Vegeta is totally evil, so his sacrifice shows just how much his character has grown and matured. Before he goes off to meet his demise and save the planet, he hugs his son Trunks for the first time.
    Unfortunately, the explosion he causes isn't enough to permanently kill Buu, who soon regenerates and continues wreaking havoc on the planet. While Vegeta's sacrifice didn't save the day, he tried his best, and his efforts are truly courageous. 
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    Rem Allows Herself To Be Tricked In 'Death Note'

    Rem Allows Herself To Be Tricked In 'Death Note'

    [ranking: 11]
    As a shinigami, Rem is not allowed to intentionally extend a human's life, as it's an offense punishable by death. However, when Light Yagami puts Misa Amane in danger, Rem breaks this rule by killing L and Watari to save her.
    Light is counting on Rem's feelings clouding her judgment, and the shinigami's decision to intervene plays right into the self-proclaimed god's hands. 
    When Rem dies, she's fully aware of Light's manipulative actions, as he routinely tries to control pretty much everyone in Death Note. She could have easily let Misa die, but she willingly sacrifices herself out of love for the human girl.
    Killing L and Watari isn't necessarily heroic from a plot perspective (since they're both working for the good of society), but Ren's sacrifice is still inarguably noble, as she gives up her life to protect a loved one. 
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    Hannes Stops Mikasa And Eren From Being Eaten In 'Attack On Titan'

    Hannes Stops Mikasa And Eren From Being Eaten In 'Attack On Titan'

    [ranking: 7]
    Hannes doesn't fit into the conventional anime hero mold, but he puts his life on the line when it matters most. Before the Titans commenced their attack on the town of Zhiganshina, Hannes spent most of his time drinking, and was little more than a societal leech. 
    However, when Hannes sees a Titan going after Eren, Mikasa, and Carla, he does everything he can to ensure their survival. He can't save Carla, who is trapped under the debris from her destroyed house, but he does manage to get Eren and Mikasa out of harm's way.
    Hannes prioritizes their safety over his own, which leaves him open to attack, and he's soon eaten by the ravenous Titan. Death is a daily reality in Attack on Titan, but his unexpected sacrifice deserves special acclaim. 
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Not all anime arcs wrap up with a totally happy ending. In series' darkest moments, insurmountable obstacles often appear, and some issues can only be resolved if beloved characters gets hurt. Many anime heroes die trying to solve such problems, and it takes a particularly brave spirit to walk knowingly into mortal peril. 

While a lot of heroic anime sacrifices involve a loss of life, some characters survive, but surrender something of equal importance to get the job done. While Madoka Kaname of Puella Magi Madoka Magica gains power after she become a deity, the transformation obliterates her closest relationships, as she loses all ties to the human world. 

Whether they occur in action-packed shonen stories or heart-wrenching romances, the best anime character sacrifices feature high stakes. The fate of the world often hangs in the balance, but it can be just as exciting to watch a character give up everything to protect the person they care the most about. 

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