Sick Person

[The Chaos]

Need Anime With Sick Person ...Or Blind Person .... Something Like It..

Anime I've Seen With Sick People :Full Moon Wa Sagashite & H2O ~Footprints on The Sand~

Please Help Me

[Raistlin-]

How about Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora?

It's about the romance between two hospitalized teenagers. Its a great series overall too, I think it's just what you're looking for.

[The Chaos]

^ Thanks...I Guess There Not Many Anime Have Sick People it..But I'll Check This one Now
But Anymore Suggestions ?

[KholdStare]

I second Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora, since it's wonderful.

I'm pretty sure you've seen Kanon (2006) and Air, right?

There's also Grave of the Fireflies.

I think ef - a tale of memories fit.

And also, Shigofumi.

You can watch Perfect Blue for psychological sickness.

[White Manju Bun]

Originally Posted by The Chaos

^ Thanks...I Guess There Not Many Anime Have Sick People it..But I'll Check This one Now
But Anymore Suggestions ?

Oi, youre hitting on a slight obsession of mine XD I love anime with sick ppl in it but as stated not many are around. I 3rd Hanbun cuz its a great anime. Mostly I just find scenes in anime depicting this and not a full blown anime on it.

Umm not a anime recommendation but Shinshi Doushi Cross manga (done by the mangaka of Full Moon) touches on it slightly.

[The Chaos]

Originally Posted by KholdStare

I second Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora, since it's wonderful.

I'm pretty sure you've seen Kanon (2006) and Air, right?

There's also Grave of the Fireflies.

I think ef - a tale of memories fit.

And also, Shigofumi.

You can watch Perfect Blue for psychological sickness.

Intel Now I Liked The First Ep of Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora..Look Good Anime ..
But About The Other Animes I Dropped ef - a tale of memories >.<
And I Stopped Watching Air And Shigofumi (I Didn't Have Time Back Then )...I Guess I'll See Them Soon ^.^
And Believe Me I Didn't See Konan Before

Originally Posted by White Manju Bun

Oi, youre hitting on a slight obsession of mine XD I love anime with sick ppl in it but as stated not many are around. I 3rd Hanbun cuz its a great anime. Mostly I just find scenes in anime depicting this and not a full blown anime on it.

Umm not a anime recommendation but Shinshi Doushi Cross manga (done by the mangaka of Full Moon) touches on it slightly.

I Love These Kind Of Anime With Sick People...And I'll Try Read The Manga Since It Been Done By The Same mangaka of Full Moon ^.^

[KholdStare]

You haven't seen Air and Kanon? Aw, that's sad. Clannad had the same deal too (Fuko was sick but she's not on-the-hospital-bed-with-people-gathering-around-her-sobbing sick). Like I said in other threads, you need to get used to ef. When did you drop it? If you dropped it at episodes 1-3, then you should definitely give it a second chance. If you dropped it at episode 6 or something, then you're better off not finishing it.

[The Chaos]

Originally Posted by KholdStare

Like I said in other threads, you need to get used to ef. When did you drop it? If you dropped it at episodes 1-3, then you should definitely give it a second chance. If you dropped it at episode 6 or something, then you're better off not finishing it.

I Dropped It At Ep 2 ...>.<
And I Read The Story Of Kanon...Look Interesting ^.^
*Sorry Can't Give You And Manju-San Cookies Yet *
And Thanks For The Suggestions

[Skyfall]

I would suggest continuing with ef. I didn't like it at first and the presentation style was a turnoff for me. Around episode 4-5 i had gotten used to it (and i think they eased up on the weird "art"), and started to gladly follow the show. Overall it is a good piece of work and deals with the issue you are looking for. Do give it another shot.

I will second Kanon. Can't say being sick is a very central theme of the show, but it is indeed present at points. You should watch it regardless, because it is a great show.

Personally i prefer Air the Movie to the TV series (though i suggest watching both); and unlike the series it also has actual romance and the sickness is approached in more down-to-earth manner, if thats what you are looking for.

Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu is something you should look at. Only 6 episodes (just like Hantsuki), but those are very good 6 episodes. Definitely has the element you are looking for. Romance/Drama/SciFi

[The Chaos]

Originally Posted by Skyfall

I would suggest continuing with ef. I didn't like it at first and the presentation style was a turnoff for me. Around episode 4-5 i had gotten used to it (and i think they eased up on the weird "art"), and started to gladly follow the show. Overall it is a good piece of work and deals with the issue you are looking for. Do give it another shot.

I will second Kanon. Can't say being sick is a very central theme of the show, but it is indeed present at points. You should watch it regardless, because it is a great show.

Personally i prefer Air the Movie to the TV series (though i suggest watching both); and unlike the series it also has actual romance and the sickness is approached in more down-to-earth manner, if thats what you are looking for.

Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu is something you should look at. Only 6 episodes (just like Hantsuki), but those are very good 6 episodes. Definitely has the element you are looking for. Romance/Drama/SciFi

Thanks For The Suggestions ...I Think I Heard About Iriya no Sora Before ..Look Nice Anime ..^.^
And About Air The Movie...My First Hearing About it...I'll Take Look At it

[KholdStare]

I personally prefer watching Air TV before the Air movie, but do both.

[devildog23]

Try "Hotori - Tada Saiwai wo Koinegau (Hotori~The simple hope for joy)"

Its surprisingly good knowing how unknown it is. It has a sick person as a main character. Perfectly paced being only 40 minutes long too.

[qtipbrit]

Originally Posted by KholdStare

You haven't seen Air and Kanon? Aw, that's sad. Clannad had the same deal too (Fuko was sick but she's not on-the-hospital-bed-with-people-gathering-around-her-sobbing sick).

Actually, Nagisa from Clannad is one of those sickly girls (it first happens at the end of episode two, so it's not a spoiler, right?)

Originally Posted by Skyfall

Personally i prefer Air the Movie to the TV series (though i suggest watching both); and unlike the series it also has actual romance and the sickness is approached in more down-to-earth manner, if thats what you are looking for.

Even though I liked the TV series more than the movie, I agree that the movie focuses on the sickness more than the TV series did, and also has the romance that was only by implication in the TV series, so you should try it them out.

Maybe also Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's (which is the sequel to the first series, so don't just pick up out of the blue.), where one of the characters is sick, with a good amount of the series focusing on her.
Again, don't watch A's before Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha if you decide to.

Also, a character of Rozen Maiden Traumend is sick with what appears to be something serious, and due to her long hospitalisation, has a rather low self-respect.
Once again, Traumend is a sequel to the original Rozen Maiden, so don't watch it before the original.

And yes, watch ef.

[KholdStare]

Yeah, MSLN A's is a wonderful story which features a sick girl, but you should watch MSLN first.

[The Chaos]

Originally Posted by qtipbrit92

Actually, Nagisa from Clannad is one of those sickly girls (it first happens at the end of episode two, so it's not a spoiler, right?)

Even though I liked the TV series more than the movie, I agree that the movie focuses on the sickness more than the TV series did, and also has the romance that was only by implication in the TV series, so you should try it them out.

Maybe also Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's (which is the sequel to the first series, so don't just pick up out of the blue.), where one of the characters is sick, with a good amount of the series focusing on her.
Again, don't watch A's before Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha if you decide to.

Also, a character of Rozen Maiden Traumend is sick with what appears to be something serious, and due to her long hospitalisation, has a rather low self-respect.
Once again, Traumend is a sequel to the original Rozen Maiden, so don't watch it before the original.

And yes, watch ef.

I Watched Clannad Already ^.^
and I Saw MSLN But I Didn't Finish it...I Kinda Dropp it at Ep 4 >.<
And I'm Gonna Start Watching Rozen Maiden Traumend Soon...
Thanks For The Suggestions ^.^

Originally Posted by devildog23

Try "Hotori - Tada Saiwai wo Koinegau (Hotori~The simple hope for joy)"

Its surprisingly good knowing how unknown it is. It has a sick person as a main character. Perfectly paced being only 40 minutes long too.

I'll Check This One ...Thanks For The Suggestions ^.^

[qtipbrit]

Originally Posted by The Chaos

and I Saw MSLN But I Didn't Finish it...I Kinda Dropp it at Ep 4 >.<

The second season is very different. Less generic mahou shoujo jewel seed collection, and more action with some character backstory included.

Now that I think back, you might also like Fruits Basket. Almost every character is "sick" in a different way, and the second half of the anime delves into each of their stories one by one.

[The Chaos]

Originally Posted by qtipbrit92

The second season is very different. Less generic mahou shoujo jewel seed collection, and more action with some character backstory included.

Now that I think back, you might also like Fruits Basket. Almost every character is "sick" in a different way, and the second half of the anime delves into each of their stories one by one.

Yeah...I Saw The First Three Ep Of Both Season..And Drop it >.<
And I Did Watch Fruit Basket Before...I Think Only Yuki Who Is Sick Not All of Them

[cerrian]

Kimi ga Nozomu Eien - main character is hospitalized
Maria-sama ga Miteru - support character is sick/weak constitution
Haibane Renmei - ...I'm sure it counts, but I don't know how to describe it without giving away any spoilers.
Twin Spica - support character has weak constitution
Strawberry Panic - support character is very sick
Higurashi - main and sub characters have mental and health issues.

The following are more Sci-Fi/action oriented:
To Terra - support character is in a coma; other support character is mentally traumatized.
Code Geass - support character is blind and wheelchair bound.
Gunslinger Girl - many sick, injuried, and/or mentally unstable characters.
Eureka 7 - main character has significant health issues....doesn't become an plot thread until you're about a quarter into this 50 ep. series.

[Frans]

Onegai Teacher - The main character and one of the support character have some kind of illness that could make them collapse/coma.
Hitsuji no Uta - kinda dark, a bit vampiric, and slow. Based on your example, I don't think you would like it. Btw, it's only 4 episodes.
Hitohira - a nice anime about a girl who has no confidence in herself. The one who sick is one of the support character. You wouldn't know who's sick until a couple of episodes (forgot which episode). The sickness itself is important to the overall storyline.
E's Otherwise - a shounen action anime with super power. The main character sister is supposedly sick.
Rurouni Kenshin - Reflection - I think you don't have to watch the TV series to enjoy this, but it certainly could help.
Soukou no Strain - a mecha anime. The main bad guy is sick.

From my list, I like Kenshin and Hitohira the most.