Tear Jerker / Tokyo Babylon

• The ending to Tokyo Babylon.
• The chapter in which Subaru befriends a kindly old man whose daughter, with whom he lives along with her husband and their two children, considers him a burden. The chapter follows one heartwrenching moment with another, until finally the old man, hurrying to get some bananas for his daughter because she's gotten sick, is hit by a truck while crossing the street and dies in Subaru's arms, asking Subaru to take the bananas to his daughter to make her happy. Which Subaru does, still covered in the old man's blood, and he makes very clear to the old man's daughter how cruel she's been been to her father, causing her to break down in tears of regret and remorse, begging her father's forgiveness.
• All about Kuniko Hashimoto. When we are introduced to her, her class are splitting up into groups for a trip, and she sits alone. When the teacher asks if someone can join up with her, no one wants to. Her constant bullying is also heartbreaking because nobody helps her and everyone bullies her for apparently no reason.
  • To make things worse, her situation never gets better. Trying to stand up against her bullies caused her to get stabbed in the eye for her troubles and she decides to break up her friendship with Subaru.
• The spirit of a murdered little girl asking her mother to avenge her. It's both horrifying and sad seeing her in perpetual sorrow.
• The spirit of the woman in the Tokyo Tower. Hearing how her life went down for a single event is very sad.
• The sort-of epilogue has a girl befriending Subaru and asking him to save a baby who's being abused by his mentally-unstable mother, who tries to punish herself by beating the kid after they were both abandoned by the baby's dad. Subaru does this, stopping the mother from beating her baby boy and getting help for the two of them, and then he talks to the girl... who explains that she did it because she's a Cute Ghost Girl whose mother killed her and then herself after her father's death. She can finally go to Heaven, but before she does she tells Subaru that children are not their parents' extensions but their own persons, and that she believes evil are very lonely people.