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Okay definitely 2 I got on my mind, but I will write longer Texts for them:
Goku
Itachi
Eren Yeager is cool af too, but I think too brutal
no Genocide needed haha
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Hahaha you’re the best
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Do Higher Humans still need to breathe to produce offspring?Activate skin respiration, diaphragmatic breathing, and even higher-level energy systems, and the body can survive without breathing through the mouth and nose.
That sounds like those scammers who claim they haven’t eaten in 20 years, yet somehow keep getting photographed in restaurants. 
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We need a Garou archetype, easily one of the craziest displays of determination, discipline, will power, grit and adaptability in anime/manga. One man army type of mindset.
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I always knew I had to look out for you because of that avatar 
If we’re doing anime characters I am going to throw in:
Levi Ackerman (Attack on Titan)
Thors (Vinland Saga)
Gabimaru (Hell’s Paradise)
Koku (B The Beginning)
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Motoko Kusanagi (Ghost in the Shell)
Kaguya Otsutsuki (Naruto)
Sailor Cosmos (Sailor Moon)
Frieren (Frieren Journey’s End)
Itchigo field with a sword that can transmute hungry ghosts, demons, parasites etc with “hollow mode” for instant regeneration of spiritual and physical wounds
itachi field- combination of chameleon protection and mirror of phantasms with the stoic field elements
Yusuke urameshi field
Orihimi inoue field - she can bend time and space so that an injury never happened
Naruto field- the ability to create spiritual “clones” so attacks hit them instead of you
Infinite field - a second version of gojo that puts infinity between you and any psychic attacks.. when it senses an attack the sender is overwhelmed by absorbing so much sensory information from their environment their attacks become to weak to reach you it seem like you’re too far away
Am I the only person in this room who doesn’t speak “anime and avatars”? You all sound so passionate, but I’m totally lost. 
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One has to grow up with Anime to get it
It’s like Animes are just Cartoons for most people, but to those who love them and grew up with them, they literally speak to our Souls.
The Souls remember something that used to be possible. They ignite so much passion inside the heart.
It’s literally the only way for me to cry
They are works of Art, nothing less, and the Values you learn from them, stick with you for life.
I can get so much Energy and drive, because of an Anime!
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I’ve been watching anime since I was a teenager and Yu Yu hakusho was still coming out with new episodes on adult swim 
this channel is honestly the most excited I’ve been in, in a long time lol theirs is much hidden truth in anime both spiritually and politically.. full metal alchemist is perfection in showing how the government operates snd the hidden knowledge/experiments they work with
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No, you aren’t 
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Lately, the world hasn’t stopped showing me synchronicities. This month I’ve been reminiscing about my adolescence, and practically half of that period was marked by anime and Japanese culture; even the music I listened came almost entirely from Japan, and I even ended up studying Japanese at university. Witnessing the passion that’s overflowing here reminds me a bit of that time in my life. Now that I’m an adult, I can recognize that some anime stories are truly deep and touch on very human themes, even making you question the standards of the current world. Others touch on spiritual realities that over time I have come to understand, and I find it fascinating how truth finds its way through channels that seem trivial.
To be honest, for a long time I had aversion to the Japanese language and Japanese culture because it reminded me of a very dark period in my life. Interestingly, in the past few weeks, I allowed myself to listen to Japanese music again, and as I let the language back into my life, I realized that I could now remember that stage of my life with love and tenderness, and that not everything was complete darkness. Even now, having moved on to the next chapter, I can’t deny that there are anime stories that are part of me and were important in my development as a person. Yesterday, maybe because of the fields I’m integrating, I realized the monumental role Japanese culture played in my life, because it was in that environment that I met people who would completely change my life for the better, and whose existence still shines inside me even though time and space have separated us. If I hadn’t been interested in anime, the miracle wouldn’t have happened.
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There are a couple of stories I would like to share with you. Now that anime world has blended into this world of Maitreya. In my adolescence, I came to believe that I was capable of achieving the wonders that the protagonists of anime series accomplished. I mean, for example, things like releasing the cosmos from within, like in Saint Seiya, didn’t seem crazy to me; something told me it was real.
When I was in high school, a local TV channel started airing a series called Tenkū no Escaflone. In that anime, the main character can find objects with her mind. I remember one day I couldn’t find my school ID and I needed it for public transportation and to get into school. I was running late, and the only thing I could think of was to try the anime’s technique, and it worked—I found the exact spot where the ID was. I used that technique a few more times and even ended up finding things my mom had lost.
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Something similar happened to me with Fate Stay Night, I remember that the protagonist could fix anything that was broken. I remember he could trace the creation process of an object and therefore find the flaw and restore the object to functional condition. Once, I needed to recover a homework file from my computer, but the hard drive was dead, the computer wouldn’t turn on no matter what I tried. I was desperate and I remember hugging the CPU and applying the protagonist’s technique, the computer turned on, just long enough for me to get my file, and then it died again. I used that technique several other times, but it only works temporarily. Now that I think about it, a field based on Shirou Emiya’s abilities could be useful.
I also remember that, thanks to the influence of Inuyasha, whenever I felt the presence of some dark entity, I would imagine shooting it with a violet light arrow to purify it. And sometimes, because of X/1999, I would imagine protecting my home with an energy shield. Now that I think about it, maybe because of these experiences, it wasn’t hard to believe that fields work; the idea that it was possible was already planted in me.
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Damn! I can feel the Passion from your written words
Anime are so cool and teach us many many things
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