Shawn Wilken

3 weeks ago | dualshockers.com | Shawn Wilken

Most trios in any shonen anime will feature the troubled protagonist with a painful backstory, the comedic relief, and the hot-headed lunatic looking for a fight. With Tanjiro and Zenitsu taking up the first two spots, respectively, that leaves Inosuke Hashibira as the guy looking for someone to hit. It's only fitting for Inosuke to fall into this stereotype, as he is the one raised by boars that also wears a boar head to conceal his face.

3 weeks ago | dualshockers.com | Shawn Wilken

Every shonen anime has that one side character that provides comedic relief, yet remains pivotal to the story. In Demon Slayer's case, Zenitsu Agatsuma is that character, a lovable crybaby who fears conflict, yet will fight tooth and nail for true love. Throughout the various arcs and character development episodes, we grow to learn that there's a lot more to Zenitsu than meets the eye.

3 weeks ago | dualshockers.com | Shawn Wilken

From the very start of Kamado Tanjiro's journey in Demon Slayer, his life was full of pain and loss. I can't imagine what it'd be like to come home one day to see an entire family gone, but that's the reality Tanjiro faced. A chilling way to begin a story. Over time, through the trials and tribulations of learning the demon slayer code and wielding a sword, Tanjiro flourished.

3 weeks ago | dualshockers.com | Shawn Wilken

Saturday Night Main Event debuted in 1985, occasionally airing episodes that would normally be reserved for reruns of NBC's Saturday Night Live. It's hard to argue with the idea of more wrestling being a bad thing, especially when the WWE puts on shows that heavily feature big names like Hulk Hogan, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, and Andre the Giant. Over the last 19 years, the main event has been headlined by big names, including John Cena and Jey Uso.

3 weeks ago | dualshockers.com | Shawn Wilken

Dating back to the 1950s, tag team wrestling is a pivotal part of the wrestling business. Some of the best tag teams are successful as both a duo and as singles wrestlers, finding success in both mediums. However, there are many teams that have a relationship closer than friendship. Some are siblings in real life. This list will only include real-life brothers, so teams like the Brothers of Destruction (Undertaker and Kane), Edge and Christian, and The Dudley Boyz are all exempt from this list.