When Fawles died. D:

What happened to Wanderer, he's trapped in colossus land as a baby with only one other person and a few animals. wtf? ;_; The ending made me cry for about 10 minutes.
I didn't even play the ending, I watched ~Mask☆DeMasque~... I refuse to play the ending now.. :'B

When Kaim found his daughter, who he thought had died when she was controlled by Gongora to throw herself off a cliff (she was about 8 at the time). Kaim and Sarah failed to reach her in time, their marriage suffered and they both went into despair. They split up and wandered separately since then. Gongora then took away their memories sometime during that 30 year period to present-gametime.

Lirum, their daughter, did survive and had a pair of twins, but remained very sickly. Kaim finds them by coincidence, and his memories return. Lirum is overjoyed and introduces her children to their grandfather. However, Lirum perishes in his arms.

Lirum

Sarah had initially left their mansion, just like Kaim, but was drawn back to the house. Though her memories were gone, she had read her journals of the 1000 years she had been alive. Upon remembering parts of what happened to her last daughter, Lirum, she fell into a deep self-destructive depression where she has been continually attempting to kill herself for several years (never succeeding because she's immortal).

Kaim and company arrive at the mansion, thinking she was just another sorceress who had taken up residence in the mansion, and they need her to break a seal on a cave entrance.

Upon discovering she is in fact Kaim's wife, Sarah, Kaim unsuccessfully can't snap her out of her sadness for losing Lirum.

Mack and Cooke, their grandchildren, then sing a lullaby that she sang to Lirum, which pulls her out of her depression.

She cannot remember Kaim, or anything at all, but knows the truth from reading her journals, and that she loves him. She reunites with Kaim, and greets her grandchildren.

The Truth of the Old Sorceress (drag the slider to about 8:00 to avoid the long battle sequence
The Lullaby

The twins steal a train to try to reach the 'aurora', said to show the land of the dead, hoping to see Lirum their mother.

Kaim and Sarah were meant to attend a meeting between the three heads of state as impartial advisors, but as Jansen says, Kaim is "a husband and grandfather first", and so he and Sarah steal another train (so we know where the twins inherited that from) to go after the kids.

They eventually manage to catch up, but by this time, Gongora has already unleashed a glacier ice attack with sentient ice that begins to freeze the train and spawn glacier monsters. Kaim and Sarah fight their way to the head of the train, and manages to rescue the children.

However they speeding straight towards the heart of the glacier attack, and the high concentration of magic energy causes all of them pain. Kaim and Sarah are afraid that they'll lose their memories again, as well as their bodies (all the Immortals know they are not Human. They are beings of spirit with Human host bodies). Sarah manages to sever the train in half to save their grandchildren.

When Emma dies, which is odd because I actually didn't particularly like her. Actually, I think it was more the BFF moment between Snake and Otacon, then that goddamn parrot.

The revelation behind The Boss's mission at the end.

There were a few times in this, actually. One was when Vivi watched Black Waltz No. 3 kill his fellow Black Mages. Another was the ending. I mean, hell, it may have been predictable, but I'll be damned if I didn't shed a tear or two anyway.

When Garnet's mother died.

When Cyan's wife and son went on the Phantom Train to the afterlife

When Flint finds out his wife and one of his kids are dead.

When Lucas jumps off the cliff because he saw the ghost of his dead mother.

The ending battle where Lucas finds out that his brother wasn't dead all along, he was the masked man, who had been brainwashed by Pokey (Porky) and then after they both see a dream where they were both born he realizes, that he's not Pokey's robot, he was still alive... But then, he uses a powerful lightning attack and it reflects off Lucas's Frankilin Badge and Claus ends up dying.

The Boss dying, I spent a few minutes at that point where you had to fire the last shot and was wondering if you could save her by not doing it. Plus, the whole, bad ass Big Boss crying over a grave kind of touched me too.

Same here :0(

...when Mother Brain fries the poor Metroid. *snif*

DEE! NOOOO!

When Pronyma is blasted by Mithos. She begs...and begs...and slips up saying Mithos. Which comes to the conclusion that if you call him Mithos he will be so PO'd.

When Bobbery reads the note from Scarlet, and you get that sad music. :(

The death of Claves. I cried. I really cried. Even though you can get her back...

Anytime you read from the storybook, and that music comes up....

(Surprised?). Well, I didn't actually "cry" but it's when you read the storybook. The music they play just brings a tear to your eye! Also, in the story, Rosalina's mother *OMG BIG SPOILER* dies. Also, the ending ALMOST made me cry too.

When Kaims long lost daughter died. It made so upset

But it's so funny. He's a grand-dad X3!

If you managed to save all the Little Sisters, you'll get the ending where Jack and all of the Little Sisters live out a normal life on the surface. But it's Dr Tenebaum's commentary about that which really cuts it for me.

I mean, come on! Someone's gotta shed a tear for this scene or the fact that you've levelled her up so high only to find that you've wasted her here. At least you can have your revenge on Sephiroth later...

I find the scene where Mary forgives James for what he's done very emotional. I mean, you killed your wife out of love and punished yourself to the death nearly for it. That really cuts it for me.

Emma was really something that reminded me of a friend who lost their life. To have her die and Otacon being distraught over it, that let the tears flow.

I find it touching when Solid Snake walks to the grave where she lies and just cries. I mean, you just killed your only mentor/motherly figure in life. And the extra viewing scene where The Boss and The Sorrow are together at last is just so tear-worthy...

Fawles made me tear up though

The first time we saw this sprite:

I almost cried seeing Fawles' dying animation, and then when they switched to Dahlia's smiling face, my sadness turned into pure hatred for that woman.. which was what was intended. Wonderful execution Capcom.

Something about friends being broken apart and never being able to see each other again really gets to me, I guess.

The female thief dies... I forget her name. But I felt really bad for Mathew, especially since I had spent most of the game up until then referring to him as "the druggie." ;_;

During one of the many endings (there are at least six) the good guys sacrifies themselves to save the earth from destruction by a crazed robot-demon thing. They make a big deal of doing it for the people's future, and right at the last second, they all shout out the phrase "Absilio Mundus!" (which mean "a perfect universe") before dive bombing the minster and all of them dying in the explosion. Wasn't more than a second, but it was still a little sad.

When Vakushti is cured of Cardia Stigma on his heart and returns to his normal self, he tells you he purposely infected himself to prevent a Brain disease from killing him. However, now that he is no longer a homicidal freak, he realizes what he had done, and says that as a doctor, he has failed everybody, and deserves his fate. He then dies. It wouldn't be as bad, except they had the whole game voiced, so you could feel the emotion, and it just made his grief and death all the more sad.

I thought Maya died. :'c

When Aeris died. Even though you knew it was coming, you can't help but shed a tear.

The story book. :c

There are a few times here.
1. When I found out Yuna would die. But she doesn't, so it's okay.
2. When Seymour died. The first time. What? He was my favourite. D:
3. When Tidus kissed Yuna. BECAUSE IT SHOULD NEVER HAVE HAPPENED. TIDUS CAN JUMP OFF A BRIDGE.

The ending where Tikal and Chaos sort of. Just... went... away? D:

Well. I was sad when Carlito died, but what made me even more saddererer was when Frank gave Isabela the locket. Ever since, I've been a fan of Carlito.

Alfred's death. That was a sad, sad time. Especially because I love Alfred. Little psycho. c:

When Luis died. Because he was just plain cool.

When I thought the Queen of Ice had killed the 'Mystery Man'. BECAUSE I KNOW WHO HE WAS. AND IT MADE ME SAD TO THINK HE WAS DEAD.

"There's only room for one Boss and one Snake."

When Damas died. He didn't even know Jak was his son!!!

Why the hell didn't Kaim and Sarah ever kiss on-screen!? They're married, they've had a daughter, and they've been through some traumatic experiences. Yet the most romantic thing we actually see them do is a blurred out background hug/head-rub thing. AND IT WAS BLURRED! Why D=??? Heck, they hover near each other, but the closest physical contact after that is Kaim constantly holding her wrist and leading her behind him whenever they have to escape something.

End fangirl rant.

PS: Now that I think about it, maybe Sarah stays behind Kaim a lot so she can see his sweet ass