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

Good job, human.Crocodine

[Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai] Being Human Is Great [Infinity Strash Release Commemoration]

A famous quote from Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai.

Since it’s the world of Dragon Quest, Crocodine is a monster.

From a monster’s perspective, humans seemed frail and weak, but he comes to understand that they are incredibly strong beings who feel joy and sorrow.

This is the line he says when, having acted like a human, Crocodine is defeated.

Humans can never get rid of loneliness forever. Each person is ultimately alone. It’s only because we can forget that we’re able to keep on living.Kaworu Nagisa

[Live commentary] Humans can never eliminate loneliness. We’re each alone, you know. But because we can forget, we’re able to go on living. [The Last of Us Part II] #1

The anime Neon Genesis Evangelion portrays human relationships, loneliness, and the wavering of the heart.

Kaworu Nagisa, a mysterious character who enriches the story, speaks words that are philosophical yet somehow warm.

Humans live while carrying loneliness.

Acknowledging that fact, this line teaches us the dignity of moving forward while coexisting with pain.

It’s a quiet cheer for people who bear emotions that can never fully heal, yet still continue to build their days.

With a single phrase that affirms rather than denies our imperfections, it gently stays close to the heart—a true memorable quote.

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A blazing raw gem called talent, if left unpolished, turns into self-satisfying trash.NEW!Jinhachi the Artistically Gifted

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At just the right moment—when key characters from various places are gathered and the story starts to move forward—Jinpachi delivers this line.

In terms of the comics, it’s around volume 3.

As you’d expect, when you bring together a lot of players, some people are talented but lazy.

You probably know someone like that too, right? Jinpachi often plays a pretty heel-like role, but he does give solid advice.

It’s just that the way he says things… is extremely quirky.

“Raw gem of talent” is a phrase Jinpachi uses a lot, and it shows up repeatedly throughout the story.

It’s fun to read with that in mind.

But for my part, I prefer Miss Kaoru’s sweet, naive nonsense over such truths.NEW!Himura Kenshin

Set in early Meiji-era Japan, this line from Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Swordsman Romantic Story is spoken by Kenshin Himura to Kaoru Kamiya.

He frankly conveys his appreciation for the ideal of a “sword that gives life,” a noble sentiment that runs counter to the notion of the sword as a mere instrument of killing.

Because it’s Kenshin—who had wielded the sword as a weapon—expressing that admiration, it also conveys a sense of hope for a changing era.

Appearing early in the story, the line naturally makes you wonder how it will influence everything that follows.

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Don’t win by chance. Seize victory by winning as you’re meant to.NEW!Jinhachi the Artistically Gifted

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Episode 24 features a line bursting with energy from early in the story.

For Jinpachi, who was hired by Emperor-collar Henri dreaming of a World Cup victory, “winning by chance” simply isn’t good enough.

His barrage of domineering, high-pressure lines toward the players reads less like a “hired mission” and more like pure obsession.

We all turn to the gods sometimes, but from Jinpachi’s perspective it’s: “Don’t rely on luck!” That severity is exactly what forges these still-young soccer players.

Blue Lock is a manga you’ll want to recommend to friends who haven’t read it yet.

I don’t know how or when I’ll die, but I don’t want to have regrets about how I live.Yuji Itadori

I don’t know what’ll happen when I die… — Yuji Itadori (Jujutsu Kaisen)

Yuji Itadori, the protagonist of Jujutsu Kaisen, has a bright and kind personality, and he genuinely wants to help others, treating everyone without discrimination.

One of his quotes is: “I don’t know how I’ll die, but I don’t want to have regrets about how I lived.” He holds his grandfather’s last words close to his heart, valuing not the moment of his death but how he lives and what actions he takes.

From these words, you can feel his resolve to protect others.

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Isn’t it because you’re amazing that I want to beat you?!Izuku Midoriya

[My Hero Academia Episode 7] The conversation between Midoriya and Bakugo during the battle is intense! “It’s because you’re amazing that I want to beat you, that I want to surpass you, you idiot.” <A voice that touches the heart>

Izuku Midoriya from My Hero Academia is serious and hardworking, and he was born without a Quirk, making him quirkless.

With his straightforward nature, strong sense of justice, and desire to help others, he aims to become a hero.

He has a line that goes, “It’s not because you’re amazing that I want to beat you!!” I think everyone has moments when the desire to win wells up inside them.

Precisely because the opponent is strong and worthy of respect, we feel the urge to overcome them.

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