As evidenced by the entries on the main page under Crying Tropes there are lots of opportunities for these in this series.
All spoilers on this page are left unmarked. You Have Been Warned!
Volume 7
- After Koutarou's disappearance, the girls are in a disarray, panicking and tries searching for him. But the one hit the most is Theia, since she only realized her feelings after Koutarou's sacrifice and apparent death. This is more evident in the Drama CD where she tries to deny while trying not to cry before finally breaking down.
Volume 8
- Sanae and Theia are siting in the Ski lodge lobby and they see a family come in with a little girl. Sanae is sad both because that family reminds her of her parents and because as a ghost she won't ever have children. Theia, who has just started to hope for creating a family with Koutarou realizes that because she is an alien they could never have children which dumps a metric ton of ice water on her hope.
Volume 8.5
- After months of fighting with Alaia and their army, Koutarou can finally return home. But before he left, Alaia and Charl come and say goodbye to him. He knows he can't see them again and tries not to cry during this scene (which is evident in the Drama CD)
Volume 9
- Koutarou's answer to Ruth's question about her recent Arranged Marriage, which resembles a rejected love confession, left the latter running out silently crying. Everyone, especially Shizuka, calls him out on this.
- What's worse is that half of it is him doing the right thing, which after he explains note , no one blames him for (especially the previously shouting Shizuka, who feels guilty not understanding his reason initially). The other half? Him being oblivious to her feelings.
- Ruth just sitting at a swing devastated, not knowing why Koutarou answered the way he did. To her, all she wanted was for him to show a sign that he cared, yet his answer sounded like he didn't, and that's what hurt her the most. It took Theia, who followed her, explaining the possible reason why (the one above) and throwing her two cents of the previous volume's event for her sadness to lessen.
- This was also Ruth's Love Epiphany, but she only understood it after her heart basically broke.
- On the other end, Ruth's reaction when Koutarou has to summon Signaltin to save Theia, revealing himself as the Blue Knight.
Volume 10
- In what has to be one of the sweetest I Want My Beloved to Be Happy moments ever Kiriha, who has been looking for her lost First Love reveals she has discovered that Koutarou is him and asks the question that she has been searching for him to ask."Is he happy? He's not feeling lonely is he?".
Volume 11
- Sanae must choose between dying or returning to her body but loses her memories as a ghost, which for her is just the same as dying. But Koutaro and the others assure her that they will always be her friend. Her last words before returning to her body is a Dying Declaration of Love to Koutarou.
- In the last battle of Volume 11, Koutarou fights the ghost lady note again, but this time he's all alone trying to protect Sanae, yet he gets fights her even if it kills him. Now imagine this from Sanae's perspective: the person you love, trying to protect you even if it gets them killed, yet you're powerless to do anything.
- The moment Sanae recovers her memories.Sanae reveals her recovered memories by threatening to use the Scorpion Deathlock on Koutarou, a wrestling move they had practiced while she was a ghost.The name of the song was "Love is All." The rhythm played at (the beat of a maiden's heart). It was a small band with just her and Koutarou, but Sanae was sure the world would be theirs. That world was a mere six tatami mats big, but it had everything Sanae could ever want in it.
Volume 12
- Maki has used the magic contract to freeze Koutarou in place to keep him from going to the fight with Darkness Rainbow when he asks her to let him go she says that would require breaking the contract and she won't do that because she is desperate, afraid that if they do SHE will stop loving HIM and she would rather Koutarou hate her forever than risk that.
- And this hits harder because Maki hates lies, but she wants to love Koutarou so much, she's desperate and is more willing to live with what she thought are fake feelings.
Volume 14
- After learning where Clan hid her spaceship and placed Koutarou and herself in suspended animation, Alaia placed a special memorial marker on the site. Finding it when they awaken has this effect on the two of them.
Volume 21
- Alaia's spirit borrowing Harumi's body, to steal a few minutes at Koutarou's side watching the stars of the Forthorthian sky together for the first time in 2000 years.
Volume 25
- Cieleshu turning against Elexis, recognizing her poor choices, and realizing that she is not worthy to be empress.
- The spirits of 2,000 years of Forthorthian's finest combat veterans fighting off Dark Purple's necromantic control to defend their once and forever commander, the Blue Knight, Satomi Koutarou.
Volume 26
- Maya and Elexis's brave final words as their powerless spaceship drifts silently into history after helping Koutarou fight Vandarion.
- Alaia's final goodbye to Koutarou in Mastir Family Cemetery, as the portion of her soul that had powered Signaltin for 2000 years, released when the Invaders forged their new contract with the swords, is finally able to seek its next destination - joining with the reincarnated fragment to make Harumi whole, while her identity moves on.
- In that liminal hour between day and night, voices called out to them. "Sister! Blue Knight!" "Your Excellency, are you making Her Majesty cry again." They heard the distinct voices of two girls who were very important to both of them. "...Koutarou-sama,it seems that the time has come." ... But Alaia wouldn't truly disappear. She was only going to join the people in the light. The rest of her would join with Harumi.
- During their conversation, Alaia lampshades how rare it is for a soul to reincarnate with memories of their past lives. But she achieved the feat - for love of Koutarou, and the need to pass control of Signaltin to a successor.
