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I think the characters from the "Deep Love" series had it quite harsh. The most realistic the more tragic it seems, at least for me.

Quote. Even if Aya hasn't seen her mother die and tried to bring her back to life (Edward Elric) or anything nearly as horrific, I'd say her story is the most tragic one I've read.

Oh, yeah, and I thought Rei Kashino from MARS had it pretty screwed up, too.

the girl from the Bitter Virgin, it`s really awful. The story is pretty good though.

That one girl (Angelica?) from Gunslinger Girl. 😳
Actually, they were all depressing. D:

Aya from Ayashi no Ceres

She loses her whole family and loses the love of life a year or so after the manga ends.

Guts life was more tragic then Anne Franks and Kunta Kinte's put together.....

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Guts life was more tragic then Anne Franks and Kunta Kinte's put together.....

Except for the fact that both of the latter were real people.

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YOITE from Nabari no Ou, hands down.

The manga implies that his mother died giving birth to him, and not only that, he was born a hermaphrodite and was totally rejected by his father and, later, step-mother, who hadn't even the grace to give him the name, leaving him with "Sora" the name his mother had intended to give him if he was a girl. His parents finally lost it enough to try to kill Yoite, but only succeeded in slashing his neck open so that he had time to run and collapse outside of his home, and have the utter misfortune of not dying, and instead being picked up by a man cruel enough to use a boy who had no will to live to make him learn a forbidden technique that strips away your senses and ruins your body the more you use it. So enter Yoite at the beginning of the story, a 16-year-old matchless killer for whom death is imminent from over-using the Kira technique. GOSH.

YUCA from Immortal Rain. Right beside Yoite, but it doesn't count so much, since he's lived much longer. Yoite wins for having that much serious wrongness packed into a meager 16 years.

It doesn't help that the author makes you feel Yuca's pain and confusion and bitter near-insanity. So he's a child who is reborn every time he dies. He's technically immortal, but doesn't even have he advantage of an immortal body, and he is not even guaranteed immediate reincarnation, so he's lived thousands of lives, to the point where he remembers each one, not completely, but enough so that life is little more than a transient dream where you wake cruelly into a new one each time you open your eyes, and everything you love is gone each time. Over and over again until reality isn't real. Yeah, I'd lose it, too.

ZERO from Vampire Knight

Before Yoite, I figured that Zero had it the worst. I was wrong, but Zero is awfully close.

His life was pretty good for a while. Born into a high-ranking family of Vampire Hunters with a twin brother he adored, his most pressing problem was a huge amount of guilt that he was in perfect health while his brother was perpetually sickly, due to the fact that twins of Vampire Hunters are cursed to devour each other in the womb. Pretty bad, but not Angsty Bishie of the Month material. Yet. But then his parents were contracted to kill the ex-human lover of a pureblood, who was supposedly on the brink of insanity, which is inevitable for all ex-humans, and said pureblood struck back, killing Zero's parents, biting Zero, and taking his twin brother, who claimed to have resented Zero and his parents for his entire life. To top it off, Zero spent the next four years resisting the transformation to a vampire and the inevitable descent to Level E, when he will become violently insane, and also falling in love with a girl who is infatuated with a pureblood vampire that Zero loathes. And that's really only the beginning.

EVERYONE in Fruits Basket

The series speaks for itself. There is absolutely no one who does not need hugs and counseling in that entire series.

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Munsu from Shin Angyo Onshi..... he comes 2nd to only Gutts from Berserk

Ouch to Munsu ><. Even in an induced euphoric coma that should entrap the person in their happiest memories, he was constantly traveling between them because he none of his memories were truly happy.

Poor poor him.....

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Nico robin from One Piece

Lucy from Elfen Lied.

Anyone who's seen the manga or anime can tell she had it pretty bad. Even if she turned out as a psycho killer, can't really blame her given the circumstances of how she was treated as a kid (and her own killer impulses weren't exactly her fault either more of a genetic thing).

I also agree with Munso and Guts, but those were said already.

alucard past from hellsing realy realy bad if you have read the whole manga .

also the girl from elfen lied and the main guy from ichi the killer .

gunslinger girl and bukurano + narutaru got MANY character who got realy sad past .

but the worst probably caska from berserk .

I agree with Lucy and Munsu
and I would say Kohta from Elfen Lied to

His family was killed before his eys from a girl he likes. mybe he deserve it a little becuse he has lied but still...

For the sane people I am insane,for me the sane people are insane!

Amemiya Yuuko. 😮 One of the more tragic ones around, at least how it was elaborated on in the anime.

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Kiryuu Zero from Vampire Knight

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kenshin Rurouni Kenshin

He killed his own wife without the intention to do so

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