a dog of flanders - ending

[@LeoWamBamSlamJam]

I'm past 40 and tears still fill my eyes whenever I watch this, just like when I watched this when I was a kid. If I'm gracious to live up to 80+ years, I know I'll still be sobbing when I watch this then.

[@heathcliffhappy2582]

wait, wait, wait, why does age has to do anything with beign able to cry with a film??? if a film is supposed to be sad or to get to your emotions, you'll cry if you're 12 or 30 or 50. that's what'0s beign a human beign is all about. Why does getting older make you less prone to emotions or a hardened?????????? I just don't understand that train of thought... Only if you're a spy I'd say, well, you really have to do that and hide you're emotions.

[@eliejean-louisjr9037]

Me too. Don’t feel bad.

[@احمدباسمعاتي]

I cried so hard after the death it was so emotional I never wanted the boy to die I wanted to see him becoming an artist.

[@brokemultitrash]

This is literally the sole movie that I've watched and sobbed so hard about. There are so many tragic stories out there, but for me this has been the saddest so far. I mean a lot of movies are sad, like the Ghibli ones, but most of those are taking place in wartime, so you're prepared for death and sadness. But this movie...! It starts in a very lighthearted manner and then it goes and rips your heart apart. Even so, it's still a beautiful tale of loyalty and friendship that I'll keep dear for the rest of my life.

[@unidentifiedcreature9474]

broke multitrash I was devastated after this film. He didn't deserve any of this he was so nice and Nobel and kind hearted!!!!

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@unidentifiedcreature9474 よく分かりません。

[@perseuras19]

broke multitrash it was tragic... nello endured a lot of hardships and he and patrasche did not deserve the cruelty of men...

[@tonybarde2572]

Makes me think of the Irish Famine of 1845

[@yippedoodah]

Oh my god I just watched this with my mom and we kept wiping our eyes but after I went to my room, I sat on the floor curled up like a ball and cried. Jfc....one of the best, saddest movies I ever saw.

[@hana.the.writer5074]

Life is so unfair.. and those without are the ones who suffer the most. 😞

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@hana.the.writer5074 よく分かりません。

[@watergirl929]

Right! I NEEEEEVER let movies are shows make me cry except maybe 1 tear at the saddest part. But after I finished watching this at the age of 22! I felt depressed the whole night thinking about this. I cried I just can’t believe how they could let this end this way! I figured the worst that happened would be his grandfather died but nope too many bad things happened including the absolute worst one at the end..... I didn’t know the ending when I first watched it but I never would have thought any movie could depress me.

[@karasumi77]

This is one of those treasured anime with a beautiful story. Thanks for sharing.

[@notfunny6900]

I agree masterpiece indeed

[@AnoulacHanvichid]

The first time I cried on a film. Watched in June 2018. And even now, I can't rewatch this scene again without being sad.

[@many_lives4925]

I never cry during sad movies. This one had me sobbing like a little girl. Such a good movie but also too Damn sad!

[@xxxLitschyxxx]

this movie was so terribly heartbreaking I can't even put into words how I felt after watching this for the first time many years ago

[@avariceseven9443]

Love this anime. That song lyrics was so good and you can feel the emotion from the singer too. To top it all off that picture of Nello smiling and Partrache is just heartbreaking.

[@ranko.5930]

people in Flanders and Antwerp have no idea hwo popular this is in Japan. most of us didn't know about this story until after there was a sculpture set up before the cathedral.

[@chiisuigintou]

So you never been to Hoboken, before Toyota funded that new sculpture? I mean, most people started notice a lot of tourism from Japan first, zenne ze, not the sudden funding for a new statue, zenne.,. Strange, ze.,.

[@daitoushoutou]

It is based on a 1872 English novel, A Dog of Flanders, by an English author of half French heritage, Maria Louise Ramé, aka Ouida (1839-1908). (Ramé's father was from France.) It is very popular in Japan, South Korea, and the Philippines. I think the at least three Japanese anime adaptations of A Dog of Flanders definitely helped popularize the story in those three countries. On KZbin, there is a Tagalog (Filipino) dub version of the 1975 anime TV series, The Dog of Flanders, produced by Nippon Animation, the same Japanese animation studio which produced this 1997 anime film version, directed by the same director, Yoshio Kuroda. Nippon Animation produced most of World Masterpiece Theater anime TV series which used to air Sundays, 7:30 PM, on Fuji TV in Japan, from 1979 to 1997, 1969 to 1997 if one counts World Masterpiece Theater's predecessors. It briefly resurfaced on satellite TV, BS Fuji, from 2007 to 2009.

[@daitoushoutou]

From what I've gathered, A Dog of Flanders isn't even that popular in the UK, homeland of the author, let alone Belgium and the US. But you can see a number of comments here in Japanese, several in Korean, and one or two in Simplified Chinese and Thai.

[@chiisuigintou]

@@daitoushoutou okay, dan moette kik zodust in't Vloms reageren, is gen probleem, zenne ze, ma kweet ni echt of da da wel zo schoon is tegenover iemand annes, ze, bedoel veu degeen die gen Vloms versten, zenne. 😛 Aniway, back to English, most Flemish people when online, react in English, because Belgians practice so much nationalism, we even don't use our actual flag, as written in the constitution. (This would be red yellow black horizontal) It sounds also like we're trying to brake our last record in not having a government.,. 😆 It's also not just a popular story, made and remade into an anime, it is also mentioned in lots of anime, like for example Re:Zero. (Subaru his ringtone is 1976 anime openingsong). Like I've told, until people started to notice "tourism" most people didn't knew about it yet in Flanders. Most Belgians know it from "Suske en Wiske het dreigende dinges" (1985), however only noticed when a lot of tourists were coming how popular it was in the east. (Btw, that's also before I was even born 😆) The book was written focused against animal cruelty and child labor. Back in those days, child labor was common, the amount of children dying in the large factories, ruled by the French speaking minority.,. At the end of the 19th century, an end came to this, when Daens, a priest turned political. Daenism started taking hold, the socialists, Liberals and the Christian Democratics deleted the "multiple voting system" what made so that a rich person was able to make multiple votes, they also made it possible for women to vote, gave rise to the mutuality (our social health care system, what are rather private organizations, funded by the government, not just one big bad health care plan like in the UK, or this obama care thingy)

[@Belgisch_Monarchist1831]

@@chiisuigintou fijn om hier nog een belg te vinden

[@YowLife]

I absolutely HATE this ending. What's worse is that the original story has two endings: 1. Nello is found by the pastor who throws a blanket on him and Patrasche to keep them warm effectively saving their lives. The painter finds the boy and makes him his apprentice. 2. Nello dies with his dog and nobody cares. I hate that they went with the worse option. Don't get me wrong, I'm a fan of sad endings, but only if they amount to something. Nello's death did NOTHING for the town it was almost like he never existed. Heck his girlfriend Eloise couldn't even move on from him so she became a Nun so no other man would have her. If I ever have the opportunity, I would remake just the ending of this movie. I would make it so that Aloise is a Schoolteacher telling this story in the beginning. In the end Nello wakes up to everyone in town greeting him, becoming the painter's apprentice(that's what he was going to do anyway) maybe Patrasche dies, but Nello finally finds a new family. In the future we get the two brothers greeting Aloise but soon a new guy comes in with a baby in a sling. This character is revealed to be Nello with his new baby with Aloise. The brothers take the kids to the boat like in the movie as Nello and Aloise reflect on Patrasche and his grandfather. After completing this ending, I would love to air it theatrically, print it on VHS tapes, and burn it to DvDs so everyone would find my better version if they looked this up.

[@jazzram_]

the sad part is that his paintings were honored after his death

[@jimmytheechidna]

wait a minutes I say you in the comments section of steve reviews Tugs Are you sure you want him to review this We don't want him in tears after grave of the fire flies

[@jazzram_]

@@jimmytheechidna ok

[@jimmytheechidna]

@@jazzram_ besides we're trying to recommend stuff to Steve Not traumatize him

[@jazzram_]

@@jimmytheechidna ok

[@darkariser07]

This is my first time watching this, and my tears simply wont stop, great story and very tragic especially the last scene where aloid heard nello and patrash in the church 😢

[@tonybarde2572]

She saw their spirits too. They would appear to her again on Christmas Eve of 1918 as she was dying from influenza.

[@cahrole]

i will never forget this tv series, my favorite childhood cartoons that I cried the most. ever since i was youngi always love animals until now ='((

[@acegraxiaa]

i remember, when i was young i cried so much while watching this tv series....... now i am 21, i wish i could watch this series again.. i realy love the story....

[@istoppedcaring6209]

i think you can find it here on youtube or somewhere else online

[@pherftheclown2631]

Over time, I've become rather jaded to sad movies. This not only brings tears to my eyes, but it gets me sobbing. Somewhat of an achievement, I should think.

[@silverfalcon777]

god everything i watch this... i just have to cry. seriously if someone doesn't cry while watching this they have no soul thanks for the upload :D

[@sherwanburhan8942]

When i was kid we used watch the serice with my freinds one of them was older than the rest of us he cried after grandpa died ididnt understand why he cry but now after 15 years iam 23 i cant hold my tears . truly what a great story .

[@keeleydowling4938]

I never seen this movie when I was a little girl. I'm 33 years old and some parts including this scene got me bawling like a freaking baby and my shirt was soaking wet from my tears. I was crying so much. It reminded me about how I lost both of my grandparents and my dogs.

[@aoi_kazama]

ネロとパトラッシュは疲れきっていて、抵抗力が落ちており、すでに急性肺炎の高熱があった。 真冬の教会のタイルは冷たすぎると分かっていても、その場で眠った。 そして、二人の体温を永遠に奪っていった。

[@amslymarzan519]

i'll treasure this movie for a lifetime. memories of my childhood will never be forgotten😭😭😭

[@CatholicK5357]

I watched this for the first time. It had me in tears. But the story at a closer look is not tragic. There is more to it then that. One of the themes is to never let the world corrupt your heart. The kid could have done so many things to save his life, but he was more worried about others - and developed no hatred towards those that caused his plight. He died content and at peace. The story also references both the grandpa and the dog watching over him. He was happy to die on Christmas day after seeing the work of his favourite artist, and beside his friend. Providence is a strange thing. But sometimes things that seem tragic happen for reasons we don't understand. It's fictional, but I think that them represents a reality. Anyway, I really liked the film.

[@destinationskyline07]

Well said, especially about how we can't let the actions of bad people corrupt our hearts.

[@spongeyspikes09]

True, Nello is a great kid It's a shame he's been cruelly Blamed by Alois' father I blame him for his and Patrasche's deaths

[@makunyuni]

i remember crying balls watching this for the first time and on that day i started to love dogs 😭

[@永井恭介-w5t]

いつ、見ても泣けますなー(涙)

[@ANTONSEUVLOG]

i watched this when i was 12 yrs old. and now I am currently 30..

[@bige81892]

I used to see commercials for this movie all the time after my pokemon videos but for some reason I never saw it till I was about 16 or 17. When I did, the little dams in my eyes just burst!

[@ธัญลักษณ์สกุลอัครพงศ์]

I still remember this story. it's was first movie I watch. thank you to teach me how to feel love with pet.

[@alexthelizardking]

"I can't believe James is gone." "I miss him! :''( " "He's right there!"

[@pingpinga5615]

ネロとパトラッシュが天使に向かえられた直後のアロアが泣きながらネロを呼んで探して…教会まで朝まで探しに来たら無残にも凍死してたネロとパトラッシュを見つけたんだろうな…友達とこんな悲しい別れを経験したら自分どうなるんだろう…😢

[@ThePathOfTheWind]

*5:07* *Estoy despierto sin razón* I'm awakened without reason *es ese tipo de temporada inquieta* it's that restless kind of season *Escucho el trueno, escucho las gotas de lluvia* I hear the thunder, I hear the raindrops *entonces veo arcoiris, un arcoiris tuyo* then I see rainbows, a rainbow of you *Puedo recordar, como ese verano* I can remember, just like that summer *el verano cuando encontré un amigo en ti* the summer when I found a friend in you *Cuando lloro, llamo tu nombre* When I cry, I call out your name *Puedo recordar toda nuestra infancia* I can recall all of our childhood *Como un sueño que nunca morirá, amor* Like a dream that will never die, love *He tomado mi pena, y me traes a la luz* I've taken my sorrow, and you bring me to the light *Cuando lloro, llamo tu nombre* When I cry, I call out your name *Solo tócame con el cielo, en mi puerta* Just touch me with heaven, at my doorstep *para recordarme que no estaré solo* to remind me that I won't be alone *Siempre es más amable si eres tú quien me lo recordará* Forever is kinder if its you who will remind me *Que nuestro amor, no, no morirá* That our love, no it will not die *Muéstrame tu cara mi amor* Show your face to me my love *eres esta oscuridad, hazme saber que estás en casa* you are this darkness, let me know you're home *Eres mi oración cuando es de noche* You're my prayer when its night time *le das fuerza a mi línea de vida* you give strength to my life line *¿Eres un ángel con todas tus maravillas?* are you an angel, with all of your wonders? *una estrella que brilla en el cielo?* a star that is shining within the sky? *¿Todavía puedes verme, convertirme en mujer?* Can you still see me, becoming a woman? *¿Puedes creer que ha pasado tanto tiempo?* Can you believe its been such a long time? *cuando lloro, llamo tu nombre* when I cry, I call out your name *los ecos de extraños suenan familiares* the echoes of strangers sound familiar *como si fueras tu sigo escuchando* as if it were you I keep hearing *No quiero seguir, si es aquí, pertenezco* I don't want to follow, if its here I belong *pero es verdad que extraño tu sonrisa* but its true, that I miss your smile *Llevaré tu memoria durante toda mi vida* I'll carry your memory throughout my lifetime *aunque los inviernos y durante el verano* though the winters and through the summertime *Me limpio las lágrimas, porque soy más fuerte de lo que sé* I wipe away tear drops, cause I'm stronger then I know *cuando lloro, no, no será lo mismo* when I cry, no, it wont be the same *La risa de amigos, mi palma en tu mano* The laughter of friends, my palm in your hand *esto es lo que la vida parece decirme, necesito ver* this what life seems to be telling me, I need to see *Cuando lloro, puedo ser liberado* When I cry, I can be set free *como viajes de ríos al océano* like journeys of rivers to the ocean *es como si estuviéramos juntos para siempre* its like were together for always *No hay negación,* there is no denying, *Encontré coraje en conocer tu amor* I found courage in knowing your love *Y veo, siempre serás* And I see, you will always be *El amor más dulce que he conocido.* the sweetest love I have known. *La mas dulce amistad* The sweetest friendship *Me has hecho fuerte.* You've made me strong.

[@aprila8296]

Beautiful and sad. I never saw it, but I know what I'm in for. 😭 Beautiful music for the ending credits

[@oninekoX3]

Simply amazing that, even though it's got kind of a "Professor Lambert" kind of drawing style, it still allows for such complex emotions to be shown... one of the only movies I know of that's made me care about character death... but the only movie I know of that's turned me into a blubbering crybaby more than once. Grandfather passed away, I sobbed. Right at the beginning of the video, I cried more. Then around 5:10 I kept going on. Song at the end didn't help any

[@cyjeren1627]

oh gosh, back then in the philippines, i cried with it!

[@ajunkersgamble6689]

Your not human if you don't break down sobbing at this movie.

[@watergirl929]

I never get sad or cry from movies but this one is the first one in my life that did make me cry and depressed me 😢

[@紫苑-n3i]

大人になってこの映画版のDVDを購入して母と、号泣しながら観ました。 ネロは、本当に純粋な天使の様な心を持った子供だと思います。 あんなに、酷い仕打ちを受けたのに人を恨まず、人を許すことを幼いのに知っているし、貧しくてお腹空いてるだろうにコゼツのお金を盗まなかった。 ネロは、心まで貧しくなかったのですね。 アロアは、一生分の『恋』をしたんでしょうね。

[@thetngon3285]

I remember I watched this movie alone at mid night when my dad and mom sleep. This is my first heart breaking movie about a poor boy and his dog. That award announcing scene :'-( He waited this moment with his super bright eyes and he didn't recieve the award because he can only use a charcol to paint such a beautiful painting. :'-(

[@Artlove8900]

I sometimes think that dog and little boy actually were angels. Who came to test people humanity. In the end this world is too harsh and failed .it never deserved those beautiful angels thats why god called them back to heaven

[@tonybarde2572]

Do you believe in ghosts?

[@park8878]

내 어릴적 추억과 함께 마음속에 늘 간직되어있는 착한 네로와 파트라슈...

[@toraneko4680]

なんてこった・・・　あんなにいい子が、あんなにいい働き者の犬が・・・　もう涙が。。。

[@インフィニットジャスティス]

、十字架の騎士さん ハンス・コゼツの両容疑者はスーパーロボット大軍団に殺されて欲しかったですね。

[@TheNiteRaptor]

This was the first and only movie I ever truly cried too. I will always remember this.

[@datemasamune2904]

YOU LIED TO ME POKEMON VHS TAPE! YOU DIDN'T TELL ME THIS WAS GOING TO HAPPEN!

[@SBC_Films]

Same thing happened to me. Thanks a lot Pokemon.. >:(

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@SBC_Films よく分かりません。

[@shaless7882]

What? I dont get it?

[@chiisuigintou]

I don't get it.,. Even Re:Zero has more to do with this anime. (Subaru has the 1976 op song as his ringtone)

[@datemasamune2904]

@@chiisuigintou The Pokemon VHS tapes often had commercials from other anime, like Ranma 1/2. It also had the Dog of Flanders in it, and the commercial gave the impression that it would have a happy ending. So unless you've read the book, you wouldn't be all the wiser.

[@makarismos7776]

Beautiful song (the OST), very heart touching movie...I think the song is of Alois referring to Nello.

[@tonybarde2572]

She would go to join him in 1918 during the Flu Pandemic

[@benedictmagnaye1013]

I love this dog of flanders, reminds me of my young days...

[@makarismos7776]

It's so heart touching movie. I can only imagine how the hypothermia did Nello and Patrash suffer. The blizzard outside is too much for a very young soul like Nello to withstand.

[@tonybarde2572]

There were real children like Nello who died in Ireland during Gorta Mor (The Famine of 1845)

[@aleahcartero737]

when i was in elementary this is one of my favorate anime.. and untill now likes before i cannot stop my self to cry.. this is really touching my hearts...

[@josephzielinski8817]

Nello has no purpose, no career, and this is time to say good bye to him, it's too late to apologize.

[@godzilla4189]

"When I cry, I call out your name." :(

[@daitoushoutou]

The ending theme song for the 1997 The Dog of Flanders anime film, "When I Cry," is composed by Japanese composer Tarō Iwashiro, with lyrics by Susanne Marie Edgren, and sung by American jazz singer Dianne Reeves.

[@daitoushoutou]

As a huge jazz fan during the 1980s and 1990s, I know Dianne Reeves's music. I like her jazz version of "Christmas Time Is Here," with words by Lee Mendelsohn and music by Vince Guaraldi, from the classic 1965 Peanuts TV holiday cartoon special, A Charlie Brown Christmas. You can hear it on KZbin, e.g., "Dianne Reeves - Christmas Time Is Here (Blue Note Records 2004)." I have it as part of my Christmas popular music rotation on iTunes. I have another rotation dedicated to Christmas classical music and sacred and religious music which can be associated with Christmas - as an eclectic music fan my whole life, I have been a longtime classical music fan - on iTunes as well. Remember, the late Vince Guaraldi, who composed those memorable soundtracks for the early Peanuts TV holiday cartoon specials during the 1960s and 1970s, was an American jazz pianist and composer, who had his own jazz group, the Vince Guaraldi Trio.

[@avariceseven9443]

Thanks for the info. I was looking for this. I was curious if they just picked a random song that fits the story but this sounded so eerily perfect. So it was made for the movie huh. Great song and singer.

[@tonybarde2572]

Legend says that every Christmas Eve, Nello and Patrasche’s spirits return to Antwerp Cathedral. The first sighting came a year after his death. A watchman was walking by the Cathedral when he saw a light coming from within it. The watchman, concerned that the Cathedral was on fire, went inside to see the source of the light. When he got there, he saw the apparition of a young boy and a dog. Frightened, the watchman dropped his lantern and ran away in terror, refusing to go back to the Cathedral...

[@williamafton3707]

Really? That's so cool! I wanna go there now!

[@tonybarde2572]

@@williamafton3707 Yes, I have a list of sightings. I am going to actually cosplay Nello when I go to Antwerp this May and I will be investigating the haunting. This is part of my 2022 tour of Europe.

[@MrReco12]

@@williamafton3707 It is a fictional story. If it was not fictional, I would be even more devastated than i am now.

[@tonybarde2572]

@@MrReco12 If you see Nello and Patrasche, you will be blessed for a year

[@agerautimate8272]

May the God bless Nello and Patrasche in the heaven. May the God bless you all

[@tonybarde2572]

And God bless Alois since she died in 1918 from influenza

[@NeigeNoir1003]

フランダースの犬を観てルーヴェンスの絵に興味を持った人は多いと思う

[@rihorihokkuma]

ネロだけ見てても辛いけどパトラッシュとか動物が傷付いてるのは精神的に見てて辛くなる。これをモチーフに作られたsnow dropの歌詞が儚すぎる。

[@johannsfamilyreview4068]

Whenever this song plays, it flashes the memory of my mother who died when i was just 12 years old, those years when dog of flanders was being shown in the Philippines every morning.

[@anavailablehandle]

I hope you can find peace

[@Artlove8900]

I think the reason it hurted and we cried so much because life is actually like this. It can get so unfair. I never want to ever see a small child old people or any animal suffering .i want to protect them at all cost if i had some superpower

[@skziestay9830]

the first time I cried because of watching something. wow, this is so touching and heartbreaking

[@Nicoyu0710]

each time i watched this... i cried like a baby and i was thankful.

[@chriztrayleigh8704]

everytime I watch this movie, my tears flow very hard, if he is a real boy, what a great person he is

[@tonybarde2572]

😢 I feel a connection between Nello and the many Irish children who died during An Gorta Mor (the Great Famine)

[@yonarei]

was watching this when i was 8 and now im 18.. time flies so fast! i feel so old

[@gunterganter2530]

Zarry Stylik Fucking enjoy 18. I'm 33 and it's just the blink of an eye! Try to imagine you're 33 and you're suddenly 18 again. ENJOY 18 YOU STUPID FUCK! Edit: I appologise: ENJOY 19 YOU STUPID FUCK!

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@gunterganter2530 よく分かりません。

[@danbeelee9055]

Thank you for uploading

[@ShinoharaMiyu]

For those of you unaware, _A Dog of Flanders_ is actually a (British) 19th century novel. A children's book, written by Ouida (real name Marie Louise de la Ramée). Its funny, because _A Dog of Flanders_ isn't that popular in Britain or Belgium (where the story takes place): but is beloved in Japan, hence this adaption. So yes, this is actually an anime adaption of that book: if you really like this anime, consider picking up the book.

[@hana.the.writer5074]

Thank you. I thought I read was a true story, is it?

[@hana.the.writer5074]

@@user-qf6ci3jp8q Thank you for clearing that out. Appreciated. 🌺

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@hana.the.writer5074 よく分かりません。

[@hana.the.writer5074]

@@山本利尚-h8m Hello there. I apologize for not speaking your language. Could you please write it in English? Much appreciated.

[@tonybarde2572]

As a man of Irish descent, I can’t watch this film because it would remind me of the Potato Famine of 1845 where many children and adults starved to death in the streets of Dublin and on lonely, isolated country roads.

[@AsahiTousanBanzai]

日本で放映された当時欧州でこのアニメや原作は人気が無かったらしいね。 惨めな最期を遂げる物語だと評判は芳しくなかった。

[@mercimin7nico]

thank you so much, nero and patrash. for teaching me an essence of beauty in this life...>.

[@Anonymous-cn6zl]

In the 1975 ending, the angels carried Nelo and Patrasche up to the sky

[@김영주-t1b]

아..플란다스의 개. 우리가 초등학교 때만 해도 이렇게 좋은 내용의 만화들이 많았는데.... 그립다..

[@primordialsoup2]

this movie physically hurts

[@monitoringncr4662]

The other animated version played in the Philippines has more tragic version for the ending..but both equally made me sad

[@MarizSiwon]

May I know if it's the ABS-CBN version or the one aired in QTV 11?

[@snowcarriagechengcheng-hun3454]

Thanks for uploading!

[@susannahlui7362]

5:03--so many happy memories of the time my friend and his dog froze to death in this cathedral.

[@tonybarde2572]

5:03 Ghosts are real and I am not crazy. I heard Nello appeared to Alois on Christmas Eve, 1918 as she lay dying from influenza (look up Spanish Flu). She later died early on Christmas Day.

[@ahondollar]

何回観ても泣けるよね。 フラダンスの犬

[@burn2jay]

フラダンスじゃないよ！フランダース！

[@cosy0410]

チャンネル蒼井 厳しい😖 ヒロ君が死んだぁ😭😭

[@ゆっくりあみだね-v2p]

むずかしい？

[@匿名係りのディスクウガ]

クレヨンしんちゃんか

[@伴彦守岡]

涙が出るアニメですねぇ。

[@kulwadeejomprom9047]

ผมเป็นคนไทยครับ ตอนเด็กๆ ที่บ้านผมไม่มีโทรทัศน์ ทุกวันที่เดินทางจากโรงเรียนมาถึงบ้าน สิ่งที่ต้องรีบทำทันทีคือ พยายามช่วยงานที่บ้านให้เรียบร้อยก่อนเวลา 17.00 น แล้วก็รีบวิ่งไปบ้านที่เขามีโทรทัศน์ ไปนั่งรอให้เขาเปิดโทรทัศน์ เรื่อง หมาใหญ่เพื่อนยาก (the dog of flander . version japan) เจ้าของบ้านนั้นแสนใจดี รู่ว่าเด็กๆชอบและติดตามดู จึงเอื้อเฟื้อมากๆ เปิดให้ดูทุกวันตั้งแต่ต้น ที่ nello ไปแอบดูเพื่อนวัยเดียวกันเรียนหนังสือ ครูเรียกเขาเข้าไปเขียนคำว่า LOVE บนกระดาน จนถึงตอนจบที่แสนเศร้า

[@mararara2265]

honestly, this story is so well written, it will last in your heart for a long time.. that's how it affects every person who read or watched it the first time.. especially if you are a child.. good thing it was fiction which can possibly happen in real life.. it was so traumatizing that I develop a fear of watching this show because I still felt extreme sadness, I'm not over reacting, I really do.. its almost 3 decades and I still felt that, why I did exposed to this kind of story as a child 😭 that opening song is very pretentious, it sounds like a happy, very typical children show, I hate abs cbn for that 😡 the first time I watched a very sad and disturbing ending, it really traumatize me as a kid 😣

[@nathanielrobles3284]

Crap. This was so many years ago and I can still remember it but yet I can't seem to watch it again 😢

[@OkamiElPerro]

Aroa, I will always be by your side :c.

[@KAY0ALTSMILE]

不覚にも涙

[@CaptainFreezer]

I remember this. I cried so much, I had to store it away.

[@pingpinga5615]

アロアもジョルジュ&ポール兄弟もよくコゼツを許したよな…ポールはコゼツの下で働いてるし、、ネロが亡くなった後のエピソードが知りたいわ…

[@インフィニットジャスティス]

ハンス容疑者は勿論、コゼツ容疑者の2匹を怒りのギャラクティカファントムで顔面をペチャンコにしながら即死させ、そして海に捨ててサメの餌にしてやりたかった。

[@alvincin8850]

beyond greatness sad but will always be in our memory

[@themagicalfox6]

call me a "negative Nancy" but this is one of my favorite stories of all time! ;_; sure its sad and a child along with his dog actually dies but this story would sure inspire people too appreciate what you have and the smaller things in life,..yep despite being 23 I still cry my eyes out too this

[@Artlove8900]

Yeah those lines really touched me when he said grandpa i have nothing much but i m still so happy .it teach us so much

[@destinationskyline07]

I don't think it's negative to appreciate a sad story. You learned a positive lesson out of it right?

[@themagicalfox6]

​@@destinationskyline07 yep, sure did

[@starbucksgamingofficial]

Heavily Proof that Dogs are Real Best friends

[@mrfishydudeman]

We own an Akita... When he was a pup everyone yelled "look it's Patrache" or "Hatchiko" :)

[@wawa6711]

This ending was so sad it nearly made me sick.

[@irawilliams343]

Just like with Hachiko, this never fails to bring me to tears 😢

[@AsmoDeuX1706]

2019 and I am sobbing.💔 If you thought that only present anime can have you riding the feels train. Think again, this just gave me a ride to the Feels Boeing 747 and damn it’s hard to get off.. seems like I am gonna ride this feels.. forever..

[@MikeDavid-xb2pg]

PATRASH THIS CARTOON ANIME MAKE ME CRY SO HARD I DONT FORGET THAT TIME WHEN I WATCH THIS ENDING WHEN I WAS A TEEN BOY

[@takayayaya18]

これ映画版かな？ 不覚にも目から汗が・・・

[@ikemoto.noboru]

takayayaya18 そう、それはきっと汗だよ！

[@NanyCata]

P

[@AshiyaDylanSean]

Nelo and patrache was too young to die..i cried alot...

[@pollypocketfan7837]

So sad. I have a 1959 version on DVD that uses the same dog that played Old Yeller but I wonder where you can get this version to own on any home media format because I like to cry at movies and other sad movies like Grave of the Fireflies, The Yearling, Old Yeller, and The Elephant Man are some of my favorite movies of all time.

[@MajesticManabe]

Pioneer put it out on VHS and DVD in the late 90s I believe

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@MajesticManabe よく分かりません。

[@CanoManuelGonzaga]

Did Nello die? I watched a few tv series when I was a kid, and I had no idea what happened in the story because I could not recall the title.

[@saitoseiji6600]

Yes he died. So sad story it is.

[@jrdarkluchavez2501]

Yes, and sara bacame a nan

[@mrrickstur]

sad movie, but with unrealistic character motivations at the same time

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@mrrickstur よく分かりません。

[@themagicalfox6]

Yes and the dog both ;_;

[@THESJS]

i read this book when i was young it was the first book i ever read but the book was way more sad than this i learned by this book that life is not fair and i didnt wanted situations like this to happen so i always tried to be fair but i failed so bad haha the 8years old me must be disappointed

[@1209Donald]

Ha-ha...Man, you just never lived in Ukraine or Russia.

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@1209Donald よく分かりません。

[@PAPAAIMESARAH]

テレビでは、主のもとえ近づかんのあと終わるが その後があったんですね。アロアが修道院に… 良かった…

[@roelantverhoeven371]

the notre dame cathedral of Antwerp got a similar popularization in asia as the Notre dame of Paris got in America with Disney :'D appearantly there even are (smaller) copies of it in Japan, to b eused as wedding chappels :'D

[@1fishmob]

I so want to know where the soundtrack used in the ending is.

[@leowall-iw4tq]

So is real life cruel and no-sense there is no place for fairy tales or happy endings

[@MCPhatman]

Just watched the ending of Yuusha Yoshihiko and got reminded of this ending XD

[@yokedmonster]

I could not finish it the tears are coming back

[@masakatsunomura]

天使の出てきた後の影像、、、CG みたいだ。

[@nuko5452851844441]

CGです。

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@nuko5452851844441 そうなんですね。

[@kephas7772]

새로운판 플란다스의 개... 오래전 EBS에서 옛 만화를 소개할 때 보았던 새로운 버전을 정말 보고 싶었던... 엔딩이라도 여기서 보니 좋네요...

[@xtoranekox]

私はネロが天に召されるシーンの演出についてはTV版のほうが好きです。

[@richa16x]

nope nope nope nope nope

[@timothy_17]

I swear I've seen an ending of this anime where Nelo and Patrash are flying, like in the opening.. where is it?

[@yippedoodah]

That's in one of the recommended videos at the side. I think it's from the TV series version.

[@山本利尚-h8m]

@@yippedoodah よく分かりません。

[@Artlove8900]

Watching this movie. It did not hurt my heart but it physically hurted. God 😢