You got to have fun with being overpowered or you get superman syndrome where it becomes about moralfagging and shit. Sometimes it's just fun to have a character wipe out a fucking army like a badass.
context matters I guess but something that irks me deeply even if on a surface level I can dismiss it, is that there's nothing truly at stake, MC can just solve it with one punch. I prefer somewhat capable MCs that have setbacks here and there but keep pushing forward. That said, I did enjoy reading a bit of "eminence in the shadows", guy is hella OP but also delusional as his followers, I never got to learn if he faced any real struggle though.
I dislike OP characters when all the story has going for it is just fights and no greater meaning because otherwise it's just spectacle with zero stakes. At the end of the day the MC is probably going to win every fight but when you take away even the possibility of losing then who cares.
Vinland Saga is politically correct bullshit? From what I saw it didn't seem so, does that pop up in the manga or something?
I only watched one episode of Fire Force, the whole fireman thing just irks me. Seems very one-note/gimmicky.
Don't know about Andrew Tate, but if he's as based as Matt Walsh then he's on the right track because Walsh doesn't make everything about status, prestige, nor power; he makes everything about responsibility, morality, and justice (arguably to an unreasonable degree at times). And he actually seems to push for humbleness, not prestige. As for status and power, that's normal for men to want within reason, and abnormal not to want at all.
At least the simp behavior is a mild step above cowardly characters who literally run from women (it was only ever funny when Yamcha did it).
Depends on the story mostly. If it's something dumb but cool like say DBZ it doesn't bother me. If it's something that's supposed to be more serious and grounded, it does because it usually contradicts the latter part.
c'mon man the entire reason for garo fighting the heroes is to save an ugly ass-faced retarded kid (and I mean literally ass-faced)
there's nothing at stake for Saitama. The other characters have plenty at stake. And this is not a state of being that Saitama enjoys. He finds it boring and the series is about him filling his empty days.
the series cannot possibly be both a story where nothing is at stake and the MC can solve everything with one punch but also also a story where it's just fights with no greater meaning. It would not be a story at all if that were the case, it would be a one page "oh the monster is dead now"
It's just weird for weirdness sake. I don't remember a single scene with the kid that was funny. Wouldn't be surprised if the entire joke is an untranslatable pun.c'mon man the entire reason for garo fighting the heroes is to save an ugly ass-faced retarded kid (and I mean literally ass-faced)
you're not gonna say that's not a gag are you
It's a gag that overstayed its welcome. Though at least with Mob the spiritual aspect means it's not as shonen-y. At least for th most part.
Least he acknowledged to himself he would've fucked it up so he chose to skip it.
I already didn't like the direction of season 2 but wow, that's worse than I expected. Horrifying to see such a thoroughly libtarded manga author. And what was Constantinople again?
Just MAPPA being MAPPA.
I heard Watanabe wanted to do another comedy like Space Dandy but Adult Swim told him no it had to be serious, which is a big mistake since correct me if I'm wrong since its been years but Bebop wasn't that serious aside from a few small moments or some of the later episodes. I think I remember seeing spike fight some guy in a giant sombrero and poncho in episode 1 and episode 2 was 90% chasing Ein around, and wasn't that episode whey they all get high on mushrooms in the later half of the series
