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Topic	So do anime characters count as superheroes or are they just a western idea?
HeroDelTiempo17 04/15/17 6:58:06 PM #77:	StealThisSheen posted... PerfectChaosZ posted... Both Saitama and Goku love to fight and do pretty much the same thing just one is usually in a city-scape and one is usually in endless mountains and plains. And they both have their achievements stolen by others who people universally love, and the public at large considers them both super scrubs. Just Goku wears a gi and Saitama wears an obvious superhero outfit. Saitama's recognized as a hero, though, just not seen as a capable one for awhile by the public. And yeah, while he loves to fight, his initial motivation to train was to help people. Goku literally just wants to fight, and if it helps people, okay. Not only this, but most of the driving force behind OPM is the public and other heroes' reaction to Saitama. If you remove that aspect, you lose a lot of what makes Saitama a heroic character. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me. http://backloggery.com/herodeltiempo/sig.gif <cite>HeroDelTiempo17 posted [p:877264943] in So do anim... [t:75233888]...</cite> <quote><cite>StealThisSheen posted...</cite> <quote><cite>PerfectChaosZ posted...</cite> <quote>Both Saitama and Goku love to fight and do pretty much the same thing just one is usually in a city-scape and one is usually in endless mountains and plains. And they both have their achievements stolen by others who people universally love, and the public at large considers them both super scrubs. Just Goku wears a gi and Saitama wears an obvious superhero outfit.</quote> Saitama's recognized as a hero, though, just not seen as a capable one for awhile by the public. And yeah, while he loves to fight, his initial motivation to train was to help people. Goku literally just wants to fight, and if it helps people, okay.</quote> Not only this, but most of the driving force behind OPM is the public and other heroes' reaction to Saitama. If you remove that aspect, you lose a lot of what makes Saitama a heroic character. --- DPOblivion was far more determined than me. http://backloggery.com/herodeltiempo/sig.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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