Blackpill Anime cliche: fight for those who believe in you...

[Ghost]

You see it often in anime. When the hero is in a tight spot and he's fighting someone that's 99 levels above him, he somehow manages to summon up hidden strength and levels up instantly but just barely enough to defeat the super strong bad guy who is currently kicking his ass...

Why?

Because he fights for those who believe in him. Often a love interest and/or friends he met along the journey on his way to fight the current big bad.

If you're incel... Who do you fight for?

Who believes in you as we often are loners with little to nobody?

Without considering spiritual/religious ideas such as "God/Jesus believes in me therefore Jesus died for me..." Or "I'm fighting to stay alive to pay up my bad karma so my next life will be better"...

Who or what is there to fight for?

 

[Deleted member 15737]

Matsuoka Shuzo is rooting for me so I must continue

 

[Deleted member 23656]

 

[GenGene]

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Normies: The villain deserved to be bullied because he will have became a villain due to bullying in the future.

 

[FinnCel]

People only believe in chad

 

[ReallyRice]

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[Deleted member 23450]

No one.

 

[Irredeemable]

I fight for alerts on incels.co

 

[lightskin2thousand0]

I fight for alerts on incels.co

indeed

 

[Deleted member 23656]

Normies: The villain deserved to be bullied because he will have became a villain due to bullying in the future.

Adachi did nothing wrong

 

[Ghost]

Normies: The villain deserved to be bullied because he will have became a villain due to bullying in the future.

Normies suck

 

[Deleted member 20434]

I don’t watch cuckamé

 

[solblue]

This trope is just one reason I dislike shonen and One Piece in particular. There are rarely any clever conclusions to fights like in HxH or Jojo. Instead someone just powers up because of their Nakama

 

[wizardcel]

I don't know... But I always watch this whenever I am depressed ( which is quite often tbh)

 

[Mainländer]

If you're incel... Who do you fight for?

I don't fight tbh.

 

[Deleted member 16624]

Adachi did nothing wrong

I don’t watch cuckamé

Gay and black?
Colour me surprised.

 

[Deleted member 23656]

This trope is just one reason I dislike shonen and One Piece in particular. There are rarely any clever conclusions to fights like in HxH or Jojo. Instead someone just powers up because of their Nakama

I read Hajime No Ippo, Ashita No Joe and Slam Dunk. These are Shounen Mangas but I enjoyed them. This is because the authors actually know their subject so they can right a competent solution to the problem. Also being sports based means there are set rules and its much harder to pull shit out of your ass.

Even though in Slam Dunk, its team based, theres a logical strategy in how they beat their opponents game plan. Same with the others.

 

[solblue]

I read Hajime No Ippo, Ashita No Joe and Slam Dunk. These are Shounen Mangas but I enjoyed them. This is because the authors actually know their subject so they can right a competent solution to the problem. Also being sports based means there are set rules and its much harder to pull shit out of your ass.

Even though in Slam Dunk, its team based, theres a logical strategy in how they beat their opponents game plan. Same with the others.

Tbh the sports ones are consistent. I guess it’s the action ones which default to power up nonsense. I found Hikaru no Go, Eyeshield 21 and Prince of Tennis interesting when I was younger. Prince of Tennis did sometimes default to tropes though