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Quotes you'll want to say out loud! A collection of cool lines from anime and words that strike the heart

Have you ever watched anime and felt a character’s line pierce straight into your heart?When you’re struggling or need a gentle push, the words that come to mind are often those spoken in fiction.When they resonate with a story’s worldview or the way a character lives, such quotes gain many times the power and strike even deeper.In this article, we’ve gathered cool anime quotes that will make you want to say them out loud.Enjoy encountering words that quietly stay by your side in everyday life!

Anime quotes themed around comrades, bonds, and family (11–20)

Fullmetal Alchemist

Take my arms, my legs, even my heart—take it all! So give him back. He’s my only little brother.Edward Elric

Take my arms, my legs, even my heart—take it all! So give him back. He’s my only little brother. Edward Elric

This is the first famous quote from the anime Fullmetal Alchemist.

It’s the opening line of a classic battle manga beloved around the world.

I believe it’s precisely because of these words that the brothers grow stronger.

You can’t help but feel their love for their strong mother—and their love for each other.

BECK

Being alone just the two of us is bad news! Let’s sleep with the Fender Telecaster too!Koyuki

Being alone just the two of us is bad news! Let's sleep with the Fender Telecaster too! Koyuki

This is a famous quote from Koyuki in the anime BECK.

It really brings out Koyuki’s adorable inner thoughts about how much he loves Maho-chan.

At Studio Rag, there are lots of people who love guitars, but I think only someone as pure as Koyuki would say something like wanting to sleep with a Telecaster.

Gintama

I always wanted a family like yours. Funny, isn’t it? The ones who don’t have the things that really matter usually understand their value better than the ones who do.Gintoki Sakata

I always wanted a family like yours. Funny, isn’t it? The ones who don’t have the things that really matter usually understand their value better than the ones who do. — Gintoki Sakata

This is a famous quote that Gintoki says to Hoshigaki Bōzu in the anime Gintama.

Speaking of Gintama, it’s a popular series packed with serious moments, laugh-out-loud scenes, and even some risqué ones, but Gintoki’s occasional earnest lines really strike a chord.

Gintama

If a friend starts down the wrong path, then stop them even if it means breaking the friendship. That is the true camaraderie of a samurai.Tae Shimura

Gintama is a boys’ manga that gained popularity for its setting that mixes the late Edo period with sci-fi and its exquisite balance of seriousness and comedy.

The quote by the character Otae Shimura, “If a friend starts down the wrong path, then stop them even if it means breaking your friendship—that is the true friendship of a samurai,” is a message worth remembering even if you’re not a samurai.

It teaches us that if you truly care about someone, there are more important things than preserving a superficial friendship—an idea that matters in the real world as well.

NANA

Nana liked Shoji because he liked her. Romance is a relationship between people, after all, so if you can’t be considerate of the other person, it’s never going to work.Junko Saotome

These are the words Hachi’s friend said to her right after Shoji broke up with her in the anime NANA.

Love is difficult, but as Junko’s words suggest, without consideration you might end up ruining an important relationship.

It’s something we should be careful about.

We Were There

Don’t fall in love with anyone but me.Motoharu Yano

This is a famous line from the anime We Were There.

If someone said this to me, I’d blurt out “yes” without thinking.

It’s the ultimate heart-throbbing quote that captures Yano’s pure feelings despite everything he’s carrying.

If someone you like said this to you, you wouldn’t stand a chance.

Takahashi is one lucky person.

Crayon Shin-chan: The Storm Called: The Adult Empire Strikes Back

My life is anything but boring! I’m so happy to have a family that I’d love to share some of that happiness with you all!Hiroshi Nohara

This is a famous quote from the animated feature film Crayon Shin-chan: The Storm Called: The Adult Empire Strikes Back.

Near the end of the movie, the villain Ken says to Hiroshi—who chooses a future with his family over the past—“What a boring life you’ve had,” with a touch of regret.

At that moment, as he forces open the elevator doors, Hiroshi passionately speaks about the greatness of family—a deeply moving scene.

BLEACH

Do you know why the big brother is the one who’s born first? It’s so he can protect the younger siblings who come after!Ichigo Kurosaki

This is a quote from Ichigo Kurosaki, the protagonist of the anime BLEACH.

It’s a line that really shows how much Ichigo cares about his family.

He says it in the scene where Orihime is attacked by her brother who has turned into a Hollow.

I think it will resonate with those who have siblings.

It truly conveys the love of family.

Anime quotes themed around comrades, bonds, and family (21–30)

I think your decision to choose Nobita was the right one.Shizuka-chan’s dad

I think your decision to choose Nobita was the right one. Shizuka-chan’s dad

These are the gentle words spoken by Shizuka’s father to Shizuka in “The Night Before Nobita’s Wedding,” known as one of the most moving episodes of the anime Doraemon.

As Shizuka grows increasingly anxious with her wedding approaching, he talks about what kind of person Nobita is and reassures her that her decision is not a mistake.

He clearly conveys that Nobita is someone who can care for others and expresses the hope that she will be able to live her life in peace.

Because these are words affirming the soundness of her choice, they also give the impression of emphasizing the love he feels for his daughter.

Just once, try seriously agonizing over it.Doraemon

Just once, try seriously agonizing over it. Doraemon

It’s a line that forcefully rejects Nobita’s claim that he’s troubled and hits him with the idea that he should take his worries more seriously.

It conveys that Nobita, who tries to rely on others right away, isn’t actually troubled—he’s just being dependent; if he truly grappled with his problems, he should be able to see solutions without leaning on anyone.

It also speaks clearly about the importance of thinking deeply about one’s worries and reflecting on oneself.

It’s the kind of message that urges an improvement in mindset—suggesting that by thinking more deeply about anything, you might see a way to a solution.