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get the best of both worlds with one piece :D
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Yuu Yuu Hakusho does both incredibly well.
Also: Hokuto no Ken, the 80s version. Other action animes can't hold a candle to Kenshiro.
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Agree, and glad at least YYH got love after that live action reboot hit. Also I no longer hide my cheesy love of that fucking YYH theme song.
Added fun fact, the manga artist creator of YYH married the artist of Sailor Moon, who even helped him a little with Hunter x Hunter. Lol
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YYH is great. I gotta give that a watch again
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I'm a sucker for an OP protagonist. I love Solo Leveling. Reincarnated as a Slime has some good moments. And of course DBZ is great.
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one piece of what?
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One piece of deez…you know what? Nevermind.
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One piece of my ass!! Wait...
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you forgot to reinforce the seats again?!
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This captures my everything while shitting on the toilet.
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Mob Psycho 100 is the best of both worlds
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Proceeds to scream over several episodes
Yeah the excessive monologuing and several episodes of no action whatsoever pissed 5-year-old me off so bad.
One Punch Man and Sakamoto Days have eased that itch for ridiculously dumb and fun fight scenes without having to wait six episodes in between each one.
Abridged ftw
That is an issue of the original anime. They had to pad it a lot cause the Manga was still being drawn and they needed to give him more time to do it. Dragonball Kai fixes that and cuts out over 100 episodes in total length. It's actually great if you want to give it a second chance. Pacing is SO MUCH better.
yeah one punch man is great, idk about sakamoto days tho, i might watch it (though i probably wont since i'll just forget about it)
I've been watching the "Kai" version which cuts out the bulk of the powering up... there's still a lot
my hero academia remains the most tolerable shounen i've seen since it minimizes the bullshit like this, if they scream it's generally a situation that calls for screaming (and implied to be way shorter than what's shown) and if they shout the name of a move it's because they've got fuckin tape elbows or whatever and they're proud of coming up with a way to make use of that to stop people from dying.
I really like the way power ups were handled in Demon Slayer, it felt much more 'earned' and it was nice to see the consequences of 'powering up' requiring the characters to go through major recovery each time