Most Common Anime Cliches
Even though anime is amazing, it also has its flaws. A good example of this is cliches.
This is literally in every single anime that I have watched so far
In AoT, Eren, Mikasa, AND Armin all lost their parents.
In MHA, Midoriya had an absent father, Shoto's mother got carted off to some mental hospital and his father was abusive, Kota had both of his parents die.
In Naruto, basically everyone on Team 7 except Sakura had dead parents.
Does this happen in every anime? Bc I feel like it does.
Or if it's not that, then one parent and child.
Oh and why is it always mothers with sons and fathers with daughters?
In an anime, there are 20 people in one frame. Some are blonde, some have brown and black hair, some have red hair, and one person has dyed hair. Some have hooded eyes, some have almond-shaped eyes, some have round eyes, and one has huge eyes. They're all wearing common clothes you see other people wear, except for one, who's wearing a cape, and looks like he/she's on his/her way to anime con and is a total weeb. Try spotting the main character!
I don't mind abnormal colored hair so much as freaky gravity defying haircuts that no one in their right mind would either have or want. For example Yugi from Yu gi oh. Tell me does that hair style look cool or physically possible? Wavy blonde bangs and dark purple spiked up back hair that makes him at least 2 feet taller..yeah you're stylin' yugi..
I guess it's okay for some people, but it's disturbing or just weird to others, you know. We all have our own opinions and I totally respect that.
Look, I understand fan service being there, and I'm fine with it, but at least give fan service charecters an intresting persanility so you can actually care about them!
I don't like it when a show becomes too inappropriate to watch.
I actually don't hate this type of ending, I actually like it a lot. It's just that it's WAY too overused, especially if you're talking about Inuyasha.
Well duh, most of the creators are men. Men can't really write about a female 100% compare to a female writing about a female. Best way to relate to the story is knowing the main character front to back which is why most main characters are male because men are the authors. So this is a naive suggestion on thinking this is cliche when its just natural for male to talk about a male. Plus men don't know what women are thinking 90% of the time anyway. That why you have the other cliches here in the perspective of what man think how a female acts. All they see is girls with large breast
In Yona of the Dawn I feel like most of the arc in Awa was filler. Seriously it took five episodes just to complete a simple episode arc. what?!
I'm agreeing with nerdypweeps here. As much as I love Naruto, there are WAY to many fillers to deal with.
Fairy Tail does not have as many fillers as Naruto.
All the main characters (like Sasuke, Gintoki and others) being protected by it is ANNOYING.
Looking at you, Fairy Tail. Natsu Dragneel and Erza Scarlet in particular!
You know, the power of friendship. Happen all the time.
So true creators think that if they can't reel in normal watchers they might as well reel in porn watchers girls with big boobs. And once they do this their entire anime turns in a porn anime.
Its Pretty common to have a female characters with incredibly large breasts.
Oh my god this is so annoying! It's the main reason I don't watch anime. I know some anime aren't like this, but 99% of even the most innocent-looking anime have those. (Example: POKÉMON! )
And they beat all their enemies through the power of friendship
The only classroom type animes that I have seen so far that I can name off my mind right now that don't use this is Boku No Hero and Assassination Classroom where both Deku and Nagisa sit in the exact middle of the classroom.
You'd think that the main character would be sitting in the middle of class or by the door, nope apparently not
The Newcomers
Well if American cartoons mostly set their story on somewhere in America, it's natural Anime will make stories which is usually set in Japan. It's natural, not a cliche.
I can point out some exceptions in Cartoons - Avatar the last airbender (probably based on China). Samurai Jack (based on Japan).
In anime -
Fullmetal Alchemist (Europe)
Pokemon (currently it is based on France (Kalos), the immediate previous series was based on America (Unova), whereas the the first three were based on the three islands of Japan respectively. (Kanto and Johto - Honshu, Hoenn - Kyushu, Sinnoh - Hokkaido)
Princess Sarah - (1850s England)
Kaiketsu Zorro - (1900s Italy)
Especially girls falling onto a guy main character in a compromising position, then yelling and slapping him like it's somehow their fault that this happened.
It gets very annoying that the villains do NOTHING to stop the attack as if it's sacred or something
Or walks into a girls room, trips falling on a girls breasts or walks in on her naked and somehow the girl gets super strength and hits him so hard he flies out of the room..SO ANNOYING!
As she runs, she narrates her life with something like "Hi, my name is blankety blankblank and I'm only 15 years old. It's my first day of he new school year and my goals are blankety blank blank blanker blank"
Sailor Moon, Madoka, etc...
It's kind of a bummer.
This is not the case in DBZ. The older, the stronger. Well, most of the time at least.
There's only one boy and and a bunch on girls swarming him so not cool.
Wendy Marvell is actually a little kid. Your thinking of Mavis Vermillion
Whether if it's blocking shots with swords at 16, Or trickshotting sniper rifles at 14, where the hell did the training come from and why is it always chicks hogging the showcase?
And that would be what is called a Badass Sue (a type of Mary Sue).
This is just in general, no need to say only girls..
Well, food also holds a lot of protein & in action types eating a lot of food is good so they have enough energy to fight, with that when they burn the protein they get muscle. So it actually makes sense
Practically everyone in One Piece.
Commonly in the beginning of anime the main charature will talk about how there happy with the normal with normal life, then later get into some non sense that changes there life or something
"A chance, the setting sun starts to whisper
But, you know... the blue Ribbon won't come untied
Shining, dreaming, suddenly the sea breeze changes
It's not that I don't love you
But, I want to go home now
Twilight always
Resembles a wondrous country
Making me count the stars"
That's the English translation of the second Japanese opening of "Ranma 1/2".