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Three Methods:Taking it inGetting used to itAccepting it

You're watching your favorite anime. The action starts, the music pumps and... your favorite character dies. It can be long, but it's an easy thing to get over.


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Not Cry Over an Anime Character's Death


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Method 1 of 3: Taking it in

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    For the hardcore otaku, the loss of a beloved character can be shocking. Try not to dwell on it.
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    It may be a fictional character, but it's okay to shed some tears over it. Be ready to move on with your life, though.

Method 2 of 3: Getting used to it

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    If the anime continues, don't keep bringing up the fact that the character is no longer in it. Focus on what's going on, and stay up-to-date on the continuation.
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    As you progress, the feeling of loss should diminish.

Method 3 of 3: Accepting it

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    After some time, you should come to terms with the loss of your beloved character.
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    Remember the character. Think of all their best moments and scenes.


Tips

  • Keep in mind, that it is not a real person, no matter how close you feel to them. You need to let go.
  • Plan for the worst and hope for the best. Maybe in the future the character will come back somehow, but be prepared in case the character doesn't, or if another character dies.

Warnings

  • Try not to complain about the loss of the character.

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