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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
Improved animation quality in Boruto surpasses the inconsistency of Naruto's original anime, providing a polished viewing experience. Boruto focuses on meaningful character development, balancing legacy characters and establishing new ones for fans to connect with. The Boruto anime introduces evil and dangerous antagonists, deviating from tragic villains in Naruto, setting up high-stakes encounters. Boruto was, and still is, the subject of much debate within the anime fandom.
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1 week ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
Most rulers failed due to personal flaws and decisions based on emotions rather than logic. Machiavellian traits were apparent in successful leaders like Euron Greyjoy, showing that ambition is key to power. Rulers like Joffrey Lannister spiraled into tyranny, while Cersei lost everything due to her vindictive nature. The complex world of Game of Thrones has seen its fair share of cunning tyrants.
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2 weeks ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
Boruto villains exceed the power and ruthlessness of their predecessors, making them much stronger and more malicious. Characters like Boro, Ada, and Code possess unique and deadly abilities that make them formidable foes in the series. Kawaki emerges as the ultimate anti-hero in Boruto, with strong powers, nefarious ways, and a setup as the true antagonist of the story.
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3 weeks ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
Luffy and Nami are brutally honest with each other, communicating openly and without filters. The mutual respect between Luffy and Nami is evident through their admiration for each other's skills. Nami's unwavering belief in Luffy's dream of becoming Pirate King showcases their unshakable bond and trust. Luffy and Nami are as inseparable as it gets when it comes to loyalty between comrades in arms in anime.
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3 weeks ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
Villains in Shonen manga are iconic, nuanced, and impossible to fully capture in anime adaptations. Unique villains like Kouu, Dogol, and Coach Ilsa bring depth, manipulation, and relatability to their respective series. Antagonists like Chandra Hume, Ayu Mitsuari, and Sulya add terror, complexity, and twisted motivations to their stories. A story is only as good as its villain, and the same is true for shonen manga.
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1 month ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
Embrace the uniqueness of Isekai with demonic protagonists for fresh and emotional plot twists. Enjoy the wholesome and hilarious portrayal of demon characters in slice-of-life and academy settings. Learn from the creative portrayals of powerful protagonists in unconventional roles to add depth to the story. Who doesn’t love Isekai anime or manga, where the main character isn’t a bland, cookie-cutter archetype but a terrifying demon instead?
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1 month ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
Vicious flips the benevolent Isekai Goddess archetype, strong, manipulative, and vengeful. Shirayuki-Hime is combat-heavy but flawed, defeated easily but still powerful. Gracefeel is a selfless, nurturing, and strong guardian figure with fading powers. Unparalleled beauty, massive power, and pristine elegance: these are the (usual) traits associated with goddess characters in isekai anime.
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1 month ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
Villains Are Destined to Die: Family politics, intense plot, and survival challenges stand out. The Extra’s Academy Survival Guide: Manhwa with unique characters, an underdog hero, and time-loops. Necromancer’s Evolutionary Traits: Original, visually grand fights, and refreshing progression system elevate this genre. The Isekai and manhwa combo never gets old, and readers just can’t seem to get enough of it.
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1 month ago | 
gamerant.com | Fatima Naeem
Naruto's focus shifted to Sasuke, neglecting side characters. Sasuke's control, power, and cold demeanor set him apart from Naruto. Sasuke's selfish manipulation of others highlights his dark journey. Pick a side, as it’s time to fan the flames of the Naruto fandom! One of the OG "Big 3" manga, Naruto set the benchmark for the typical shonen protagonist. Kishimoto’s less-than-desirable handling of most of the large cast in his definitive manga is a touchy subject.
