Tragic anime and manga

A place for the fans of anime and manga that fit the literary definition of tragedies The literary definition of Tragedies In general, a literary work in which the central character meets an unhappy or disastrous end. Unlike comedy, which often portrays a central character of weak nature, tragedy often involves the problems of a central character of dignified or heroic stature. Through a related series of events, this main character, the tragic hero or heroine, is brought to a final downfall. The causes of the character’s downfall vary. In traditional dramas, the cause is often an error in judgement or a combination of inexplicable outside forces that overwhelm the character. In modern dramas, the causes range from moral or psychological weaknesses to the evils of society. The tragic hero or heroine, though defeated, usually gains a measure of wisdom and/or self-awareness. There may be more than one central character in a tragedy. - library.thinkquest.org a dramatic work that presents the downfall of a dignified character or characters who are involved in historically or socially significant events. The events in a tragic plot are set in motion by a decision that is often an error in judgment. Succeeding events inevitably lead to a disastrous conclusion, usually death. - wallkillcsd.k12.ny.us In a sentence, you could say that Tragedy concerns itself with the fall of a great man due to his own mistakes and/or flaws. - tvtropes.com I am open to suggections for anime/manga relations but you must include why that anime or manga fits the definition of a tragedy for me to add it.