Anime and Comics
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Someone cook me up a new anime recommendation-
I’ve seen:
The big three
Death note
Attack on Titan
Demon slayer
Solo leveling
One punch man
Assassination classroom
Baki
Promised neverland
JJK
Vinland saga
everyone loves a fat pikachu but i dont think people give fat raichu enough credit
Hiro Mashima's Rave Master, 1999
Rave Master, also known as Groove Adventure Rave follows Haru Glory, a young hero chosen to wield the Rave Stones, mystical artifacts with the power to banish darkness from the world. Accompanied by the enigmatic Plue and other allies he meets along the way, Haru embarks on a journey to defeat the malevolent organization Demon Card and restore peace. The series blends classic shōnen elements, heroic quests, friendship, and battles, with light hearted comedy, fantastical settings, and a coming of age narrative that appeals to a broad audience.
In terms of impact and legacy, Rave Master helped establish Hiro Mashima as a prominent figure in manga, paving the way for his later work, Fairy Tail. Its art style is characterised by dynamic action sequences, expressive character designs, and inventive magical weaponry, which clearly influenced shōnen manga aesthetics in the 2000s. Mashima drew inspiration from popular adventure and fantasy series like Dragon Ball and One Piece, while simultaneously influencing subsequent series with his blend of humour, heartfelt character development, and over the top battle mechanics. While not as widely recognised internationally as Fairy Tail, Rave Master left a lasting imprint on the genre, inspiring both manga creators and animators, and maintaining a loyal fanbase due to its energetic storytelling, memorable characters, and imaginative world-building.
Can we talk about Why Uncle Iroh is your favourite character from Avatar the Last Airbender?!!!
Which of these two iconic scenes is the absolute peak? U have to pick just one.
For me, its Light's memories regain scene (tough to pick, though.)
