I feel like this is a trope you could name more examples off, cause I instantly think of Miroku from Inuyasha who had a black hole in his hand that could instant win against basically everything, so every single fight of any consequence had to have a bunch of those poisonous demon bugs floating around that hard counters him by harming him when he sucks them up so he's prevented from ever really doing anything.
That's a really tough one. Personally, I have found that usually I didn't really care for anything that fell under 1 out of Japan (I never really like MhA, for example), but if I broaden it to the West, then there's quite a few that apply. Meanwhile 2 has some of the better series in Japan included in it. Pretty sure Black Lagoon's mangaka will die before he ever finishes it.
That doesn't change that it's Netflix and shitsmearing characters is basically a requirement for them to produce anything. Have they actually made a single good anime? The handful I gave a shot were atrocious.
At least they were given a few episodes and enough advance notice to wrap up the story instead of having it just end abruptly, but yeah. If I had vast sums of money, I'd throw it at Sunrise to get the team back together and give Gundam X the final cour it deserved.
This never happened
Yes it was God of Thunder 3.
doesn't mean you like it
While I do have issues with the series at certain points I still like it. I know this may be shocking to you as you are one of the individuals who has a weird autistic hatred towards the series.
whoa is that idubbz
Yeah idubdz collabed with Hasan to do a take down on Ethan Klein and Hasan owns Tensa Zangetsu.
Nah, I just hate its fans. It receives my hate via proxy. Bleach starts okay and then quickly spirals out of control before plummiting into a never ending abyss.
Without that page we wouldn't have the best part of the 4chan Tsundere Christmas Carol.
Neither do I. I just couldn't keep up with it.
Bleach is a guilty pleasure of mine and was the first serialized manga that I kept up with. Over the last year and a half or so I've been rewatching the series and also watching for the first time a couple of the filler arcs, OVAs and films that I missed out on, and it's been a mixed experience. It was certainly painful at times dealing with the QUALITY of early 2000s Studio Pierrot, the five minute recaps, plot conveniences, Hueco Mundo being interrupted three times, and the Captain Shitsuke arc took me months to finish. But man, there are few long-running Shounen series that can reach that level of excitement and emotional resonance as Bleach to me. I was shitfaced one night and decided to view Hell Verse on a whim, and I was blown away from the theatrical version of Ulquiorra versus Ichigo, and was reminded of why I decided to do this in the first place. I love that Kubo traded every ounce of talent he had for backgrounds for character design and fashion. I'm thankful for being introduced to so many wonderful artists and bands in my youth due to the insane amount of great openings and endings. I wouldn't go out of my way to recommend reading or watching Bleach to people, but despite its flaws, it's incredibly endearing to me.
