Sukuna manifesting without Yuji being able to switch back then immediately rampaging is the same energy as your dog realizing the leash and collar aren't on and immediately engaging in zoomies. Come to think of it is a murder spree like zoomies for the king of curses?
Jogo is such a funnily tragic character to me. He's a special grade cursed spirit literally born of humanity's fear and negative association with volcanoes and other fire-related natural disasters. He is extremely strong in his own right... But he keeps fighting the few people in the verse who can easily dispatch him.
My favorite trope is when there’s the whole power system that’s been built up so hard, and then there’s just some dude who whoops everybody’s ass with just bare fucking hands and raw skill, none of that magic bullshit
Reminded me of that mob psycho 100 moment when everyone is struggling with the teleportation guy and reigen just come in and swoop his ass Another great example is toji in jjk
Might guy almost killing fucking madara with six paths and absorbing ten tails or whatever the fuck and the rinnegan. Like, what the hell? Taijutsu users were the original "no cursed energy/magic" characters.
I think one of my favorite tropes is when a very strong character that the story makes clear is very strong even though we haven't seen them fight yet finally gets a chance to show why they are so strong in a on-screen fight.
@@Sf_femzfirst thing that came to mind was whitebeard from one piece. first showed up in enies lobby as the worlds strongest man and 200 eps later he destroys marineford
Villain beef is just so good man. Its because you don't have to deal with the shit in the back of your mind of the main character surviving anyways because the story has to go on.
My favorite troupe is an anti-trope when basically in a media there is an established bunch of tropes and then theres a character or thing that completely shales all those tropes up with either a whole different set of tropes or an awareness of the tropes Imagine there's this super powerful magic guy and then there's this sci-fi fighting machine and there's just an insane contrast
The manhwa The Knight King Who Returned with A God has this. The setting of the world is that Earth has become linked with various fantasy worlds with orcs, dragons and demons and humans cross through the portals to defeat them before they invade. At one point they cross over into a super advanced civilization where instead of fighting the usual they come across a super advanced enemy mech called JAGD Spinner whose last command was to defend the now fallen civilization. Also check out Versus by Yusuke Murata, the whole manga is built on this anti trope.
I wrote Something like that, the dude is an anti Gary stu, basically he is like every Gary stu but when you think he won something easily by his talent an extremely harder challenge just appears to make him fail miserably and make him actually struggle at the point of fighting for his life and find deeper meaning in his character In said situations
Anti tropes my beloved, love it when something in a story purposefully defies a media trope just to make a point (usually about how strong a particular character is but still.)
Exactly, everyone except that stupid bum Megumi. Even Miwa locked in even though she is aware how weak she is, but that useless loser decided to lay down like a dog. His feelings are more important than future of humanity apparently
Child, I was there when the lore was written. Vegetas Namek rampage was a perfect play until he hit Freiza. Spamming zenkai after zenkai, mans was an animal.
My favorite trope are POWERFUL,SEMI-MINDLESS Characters like mahoraga and broly for example ,JUST UNITS OF POWER and they don't even stop growing even more powerful or even better just two powerful individuals , admired by everyone, fighting each other (for example: gojo vs sukuna)
@@whitehatstudios2500 “berserker” and “saber” is their code names. It’s not they real names. Hercules here is the son of Zeus. He went insane after being tricked by goddess Hera into killing his own wife and children. Which is why he is mindless. And a berserker.
I even like it when someone unrelated to the plot rolls in makes a MASSIVE presence either as an unknown ally or a future antagonist more threatening than the first
THE BEST Trope is hands down, taking off the Weighted training cloths/equipment or just stop going easy, and then proceeding to run a Masterfull Fade the likes of which leave the whole cast in shock. I mean come one. Lee vs Garra, Goku vs Tien, Yuske vs Togoro! BOIIIIII listen that fight was so legendary.
Why yes seeing them fight is cool, but what I'm really into is the interaction. Like how'd they introduce themselves into each other? How do they view each other?, Just seeing two villains that the heroes had a hard time defeating in the same room talking gets me excited more than the fights.
I remember the first time watching The Exorcist and the line "Evil versus evil." Was really powerful of an idea. There's a level of depravity that you will be shocked by in watching two or more people that just don't care about anything, is pretty wild, so yeah definitely a popular trope
Ohh I swear when I clicked the video I thought "It cant be about Villain Vs Villain, but would be awesome if it was" and then!... Ive been praising this trope for ages since I watched Sasuke's arc and that Zoldycks vs Chrollo fight in the classic HxH. It can give so much personality and ambition to the villains but I think it still is underused in media.
Not just in anime, in fiction. This trope is really great because makes the villain special. It can be used to show a villain's growth while allowing you to root for them. Like Shigaraki vs Redestro where we see the man child from S1 grow into a nuclear threat. Or reestablish how goated the long time villain is. Like Megatron vs Insecticon or Megatron vs D-void. Because Megatron is a long time villain and rarely has W's again Prime, him going up against other villains in the story to show that he is still the biggest threat in the story while you get to root for the Gladiator of kaon is truly badass Or in rare cases, known the villain down a few pegs. Like Homelander vs Soldier boy. After watching Homelander dominate encounters for 2 seasons straight, seeing him on the back foot scared for his life was great.
Villain fights never need to hold back, it's awesome. One of my favorite battle shonen tropes is the near-death revelation. JJK excels at this too. I loved Megumi's one especially.
Jogo vs Sukuna has gotta be one of my favorite fights in all of recent anime, because it has two of my favorite anime tropes; the "villains boxing villains" and the "desperate battle against someone way stronger than you".
Literally one of my favorite tropes. My first experience with it was, oddly enough, Yu-Gi-Oh! I could watch Yugi/Yami battle his opponents all day with a straight face, but the moment Bakura and Yami Marik faced off, I was on the edge of my seat.
Mappa cooked in that mahoraga fight... i wish gege went half as hard as the animators at mappa cus reading JJK i was heartbroken by just how much more solid the anime was! Those mappa animators got alot of credit with JJK but tbh they deserve even more
I love a particular version of this, which makes things so interesting and that's the "chaotic 3rd party". Best examples are Vegeta on Namek, who does his own thing making the cat and mouse game between Frieza and the Good guys that much more fun. Another example is Hisoka on Yorknew City arc.
What I personally love about villain vs villain fights is the fact that, unless you definitively know someone is the main antagonist, fights can mostly seem like they can do either way If you have the main antagonist or the main protagonist fighting someone, you can generally assume that they’ll win due to just basic plot structure But when a side character fights another side character, that’s when it gets spicy
Eh whoever the story invest more into and you empathize with will be the protagonists even if they’re not good guys. You can spend equal time across multiple sides of evil/grey factions like game of thrones but it has to be really well done and it still ends up nihilistic. And that doesn’t capture the spirit of true villains facing off.
Honestly gege didn’t cook nearly as hard as MAPPA did sukuna vs mahoraga is like 5 pages in the manga and jogo vs sukuna was enhanced as well with extra scenes
This reminds me of Yu-Gi-Oh and how my all-time favorite duels were ones between villains (or antagonists) because there’s no plot armor, and they dished out as well as they could give because most of them didn’t have something like morality holding them back. Marik vs Bakura in the original series, Sora vs Shun in Arc-V, and Lightning vs Spectre in Vrains are all so memorable because of that.
I like it because as villains, we are interested on them losing or getting in a disadvantage, but since both fighters are villains we are conflicted, like who between these two assholes deserves to lose more? That's the fun of it. And also, the heroes can only benefit from the result of the foght, so we get to enjoy action while our heroes are safe
My fav trope are the insane characters that expands the power system that was suppose to be simple my example of this is Samuel D. Owen aka Sato in Ajin
My favorite trope is that character that is technically on the same level as everyone else (same powers / same kinds of powers) but they're so good that it's impossible to imagine them losing until they do. Ie, Jiren from Dragon Ball, Yujiro Hanma from Baki, The Ghoul from Fallout, Fuhrer Bradley from Fullmetal Alchemist, Tomura Shigaraki from My Hero Academia, Darth Vader from Star Wars, Madara from Naruto etc.
Not really an anime, but Star Wars the Clone Wars series has several instances of this trope. Chief among them was when Darth Sidious pulled up on Mandalore and had a 2v1 fade against Maul and Savage. The brothers' little criminal regime wasn't affiliated with the Separatist or Republic factions, they weren't in the know about Palpatine's proxy war takeover scheme either. Old man was chuckling throughout the fight, didn't even perceive them as a real threat. He literally showed up and mopped the floor with them both for no reason other than because he could(and the Sith's rule of two).
All time favorite trope has to be the strong old guys. The guys who have ton of experience in fights like The yamamotos, garps, naobitos, zeno and neteros anime.
Does anyone else like it when a promising new character fights another promising new character? Think Toph vs Azula. Glynda Goodwitch vs Cinder Fall. Bewear vs Mimikyu? XD It may not be as crazy as a villain vs villain fight, but it gets me just as hyped.
One of my favorite tropes is the main hero and past villian tag teaming the new villian. Best example is ichigo and aizen vs ywhach. But theres many others picciolo and goku vs radits. Hell goku and frieza vs jiren. Always hits no matter what.
The choreography during Sukuna's fight was so good, I rewatched it so many times. Demon Slayer is beautiful and all, I mean you can never go wrong with ufotable, but that Sukuna scene is just 😩🍆💦
I’d like to note, Sukuna literally told jogo, “if you can hit me, I’ll go along with your plans and you can be my boss” basically. And if you know how strong Jogo is that doesn’t even begin to make sense.
For the plot's sake, either villain could easily win and it wouldn't destroy the plot because the hero must have a villain. You basically get rid of plot armor and give the winner and loser a chance to grow stronger which then means the hero gets weaker as everyone else grows. At the same time it gives character development for both villains.
OBJECTION! Hitsugaya doesn't take that many Ls. He has only 4 Ls (and two of them are from Aizen) and a bunch of inconclusive/interrupted fights. And he has more Ws than Ls.
Bruh everyone talks about the hero journey, but not the rivals rampage. Like vegeta had one, sasuke had one, shit even kaiba in yugioh had one during battle city.
Personally my favourite trope is the good guy mc who doesn't belive in the talk no jutsu bs and just ends the villain it's one of the reasons I like frieren so much no bs just straight death to the enemy
For me the best troupe by far is "berserk and uncontrollable" characters, I got this because my first ever anime when I was 10 was naruto (with the exception of Beyblade Pokemon and Doraemon ofc) Lssj broly, Naruto, mob from MP 100 and ofcourse, guts. There's so many others, can y'all name some other really good berserk characters I could learn about
You are gonna DIE when the monster association ARC of OPM gets to full swing. (And so will the animators the stuff Murata made was not intended to be animated by mortal hands) Edit2: I think it adds to the fight that having 2 villains you actually dont know whos gonna win as the story can go on without either or both and that raises the stakes, they can also be straight up DEVIOUS in their attacks/moves and its ok cause they are the bad guys they dont need to be nice about it. My favorite trope funnily enough is probably "Old Guy thats more powerful than the protagonist so the villain has to cheat against him" I like it when the protagonist is super strong... But this one guy who actually has been in the business is stronger and more experience, I feel like it grounds the story somehow, it reinforces the whole idea that the protagonist put in the work to get strong so this guys who has done it for longer has it even more: Yamamoto from Bleach held that spot until he died and Beerus from Dragon Ball super does it for me. Edit: I also really like Gojo for this reason, hes on the younger side but technically hes the mentor not the protagonist, so this whole "Why doesnt the teacher do it?" And then Gojo shows up and does it and the villains whole deal is dealing with him while the protagonist rises beyond the villains expectation
I'd say my favorite trope is playing into a trope, and then subverting it. Example, when Renji and Ichigo attack Aizen in the Soul Society arc, they plan their attack, Ichigo's theme swells and he charges in. You think "oh yeah here we fuckin go" only for Aizen to stop his attack with ease, the music cuts (and never plays again), and Ichigo almost dies instantly. The use of tropes to make our minds go to the right when the writers are about to go left always mezmerizes me.
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"archnemesis of anything that isn't him" that goes too hard what
Had to do my boy sukuna right 😤
It sounds so simple but it's really tuff.
What about Uruame or Kenjaku
@@berryronin6882Let’s be honest, if Sukuna got bored of them (and didn’t have a binding vow with kenjaku) he’d be boxing with them as well.
@@berryronin6882 Uraume knows how to cook for bro thats the only reason why she alive😭
Sukuna manifesting without Yuji being able to switch back then immediately rampaging is the same energy as your dog realizing the leash and collar aren't on and immediately engaging in zoomies. Come to think of it is a murder spree like zoomies for the king of curses?
More like having strict parents and them telling you "you only have 1 hour to play" YOU GOTTA GO ALL OUT IN THAT 1 HOUR...
Yuji fumbled on that, nothing of this would've happened if he just accepted at the first place
Bro.. what @@TipoIrritable
@@TipoIrritableTf are you yapping about 😂
@@TipoIrritableyeah facts. How dare yuji not want to die😡.
Jogo is such a funnily tragic character to me. He's a special grade cursed spirit literally born of humanity's fear and negative association with volcanoes and other fire-related natural disasters. He is extremely strong in his own right...
But he keeps fighting the few people in the verse who can easily dispatch him.
My favorite trope is when there’s the whole power system that’s been built up so hard, and then there’s just some dude who whoops everybody’s ass with just bare fucking hands and raw skill, none of that magic bullshit
Reminded me of that mob psycho 100 moment when everyone is struggling with the teleportation guy and reigen just come in and swoop his ass
Another great example is toji in jjk
This is just Black Clover. Yeah, Asta may be cheating a bit with Anti-Magic, but none of it would be useful if he hadn’t gotten absolutely jacked.
Might guy almost killing fucking madara with six paths and absorbing ten tails or whatever the fuck and the rinnegan. Like, what the hell?
Taijutsu users were the original "no cursed energy/magic" characters.
So toji
@@burlapjack1464Toji still benefits from the power system, a better example would be very early on Yuji
Gotta love villain beef.
Always hits
I think one of my favorite tropes is when a very strong character that the story makes clear is very strong even though we haven't seen them fight yet finally gets a chance to show why they are so strong in a on-screen fight.
Example?
@@Sf_femzfirst thing that came to mind was whitebeard from one piece. first showed up in enies lobby as the worlds strongest man and 200 eps later he destroys marineford
@@patternz_ oh yh, that is a good example, or any of the yonkos actually
Personally that’s kinda boring. Only character I’ve seen actually carry that trope was Gojo.
What about madara?
Whoever animated Sasuke vs Danzo knew what was up. The expression on sauskes face as he walks Danzo down is so good
Villain beef is just so good man. Its because you don't have to deal with the shit in the back of your mind of the main character surviving anyways because the story has to go on.
My favorite troupe is an anti-trope when basically in a media there is an established bunch of tropes and then theres a character or thing that completely shales all those tropes up with either a whole different set of tropes or an awareness of the tropes
Imagine there's this super powerful magic guy and then there's this sci-fi fighting machine and there's just an insane contrast
The manhwa The Knight King Who Returned with A God has this. The setting of the world is that Earth has become linked with various fantasy worlds with orcs, dragons and demons and humans cross through the portals to defeat them before they invade. At one point they cross over into a super advanced civilization where instead of fighting the usual they come across a super advanced enemy mech called JAGD Spinner whose last command was to defend the now fallen civilization.
Also check out Versus by Yusuke Murata, the whole manga is built on this anti trope.
This is like the Kenny vs grimmy fight usually toon force is so op it always win but kenny just slashed thru everything
I read that@@enumaelish9193
I wrote Something like that, the dude is an anti Gary stu, basically he is like every Gary stu but when you think he won something easily by his talent an extremely harder challenge just appears to make him fail miserably and make him actually struggle at the point of fighting for his life and find deeper meaning in his character In said situations
Anti tropes my beloved, love it when something in a story purposefully defies a media trope just to make a point (usually about how strong a particular character is but still.)
My favorite trope is simple, It’s just the Died Standing trope. The badasseey required for this is immeasurable.
I still remember how ganondorf died standing with a sword in his fucking head, in twilight princess. It's such an iconic scene honestly
White beard, Toji and Although Lee didn’t die he was unconscious.
Yamamoto's legs still standing after his top half slid off goes mad hard
yall forgetting bout the kit kat🗣
Adam after making the Godfather of the Cosmos fall to his knees
Anyone who fights Sukuna becomes a hero in my book
Fax 😂
Gojo
@@SuperiorIronMan0 He was already a hero wdym
Exactly, everyone except that stupid bum Megumi. Even Miwa locked in even though she is aware how weak she is, but that useless loser decided to lay down like a dog.
His feelings are more important than future of humanity apparently
@@Buraq786-bm1uhkusakabe?
Child, I was there when the lore was written. Vegetas Namek rampage was a perfect play until he hit Freiza. Spamming zenkai after zenkai, mans was an animal.
Truth
3:00 this was nearly 100% MAPPA though.
Basically only the beginning and end of the fight is what Gege wrote in the manga.
straight facts, my favourite example of this is chrollo vs hisoka, that shi is absolute fire, i hope it gets animated one day
My favorite trope are POWERFUL,SEMI-MINDLESS Characters like mahoraga and broly for example ,JUST UNITS OF POWER and they don't even stop growing even more powerful or even better just two powerful individuals , admired by everyone, fighting each other (for example: gojo vs sukuna)
Don’t forget Hercules
@@Unlimited-D-Works he's not mindless is he?
@@whitehatstudios2500 umm yes he is. Saber vs Hercules
@@Unlimited-D-Works I searched it up and it says "berserker" not Hercules...
@@whitehatstudios2500 “berserker” and “saber” is their code names. It’s not they real names. Hercules here is the son of Zeus. He went insane after being tricked by goddess Hera into killing his own wife and children. Which is why he is mindless. And a berserker.
I even like it when someone unrelated to the plot rolls in makes a MASSIVE presence either as an unknown ally or a future antagonist more threatening than the first
THE BEST Trope is hands down, taking off the Weighted training cloths/equipment or just stop going easy, and then proceeding to run a Masterfull Fade the likes of which leave the whole cast in shock.
I mean come one. Lee vs Garra, Goku vs Tien, Yuske vs Togoro! BOIIIIII listen that fight was so legendary.
Why yes seeing them fight is cool, but what I'm really into is the interaction. Like how'd they introduce themselves into each other? How do they view each other?, Just seeing two villains that the heroes had a hard time defeating in the same room talking gets me excited more than the fights.
That's my favorite part too. 😅
I remember the first time watching The Exorcist and the line "Evil versus evil." Was really powerful of an idea. There's a level of depravity that you will be shocked by in watching two or more people that just don't care about anything, is pretty wild, so yeah definitely a popular trope
Anti-Heroes vs Anti-Villains is a unique idea that I wish I saw more in media
Nothing beats the Sasuke walk down against danzo
Wasn't even all that hop off
what @@SuperiorIronMan0
@@SuperiorIronMan0Cap
A lot beats that
aizen vs yhwach went crazy
But it was a 2v1
Ohh I swear when I clicked the video I thought "It cant be about Villain Vs Villain, but would be awesome if it was" and then!... Ive been praising this trope for ages since I watched Sasuke's arc and that Zoldycks vs Chrollo fight in the classic HxH. It can give so much personality and ambition to the villains but I think it still is underused in media.
0:56 "arch nemesis of anything that isnt him" 😂😂 so true
Not just in anime, in fiction. This trope is really great because makes the villain special.
It can be used to show a villain's growth while allowing you to root for them. Like Shigaraki vs Redestro where we see the man child from S1 grow into a nuclear threat.
Or reestablish how goated the long time villain is. Like Megatron vs Insecticon or Megatron vs D-void. Because Megatron is a long time villain and rarely has W's again Prime, him going up against other villains in the story to show that he is still the biggest threat in the story while you get to root for the Gladiator of kaon is truly badass
Or in rare cases, known the villain down a few pegs. Like Homelander vs Soldier boy. After watching Homelander dominate encounters for 2 seasons straight, seeing him on the back foot scared for his life was great.
when two imperial arms users face-off, one of them will always die.
One of the reasons this trop is so good is that villains can do things in a fight heroes usually can't, so we get a real fight
Villain fights never need to hold back, it's awesome.
One of my favorite battle shonen tropes is the near-death revelation. JJK excels at this too. I loved Megumi's one especially.
Jogo vs Sukuna has gotta be one of my favorite fights in all of recent anime, because it has two of my favorite anime tropes; the "villains boxing villains" and the "desperate battle against someone way stronger than you".
Literally one of my favorite tropes. My first experience with it was, oddly enough, Yu-Gi-Oh! I could watch Yugi/Yami battle his opponents all day with a straight face, but the moment Bakura and Yami Marik faced off, I was on the edge of my seat.
Mappa cooked in that mahoraga fight... i wish gege went half as hard as the animators at mappa cus reading JJK i was heartbroken by just how much more solid the anime was! Those mappa animators got alot of credit with JJK but tbh they deserve even more
Sukuna is great because he’s literally the only person in JJK having fun. Besides the other goat, Takaba, of course.
Mahito?
I love a particular version of this, which makes things so interesting and that's the "chaotic 3rd party".
Best examples are Vegeta on Namek, who does his own thing making the cat and mouse game between Frieza and the Good guys that much more fun.
Another example is Hisoka on Yorknew City arc.
What I personally love about villain vs villain fights is the fact that, unless you definitively know someone is the main antagonist, fights can mostly seem like they can do either way
If you have the main antagonist or the main protagonist fighting someone, you can generally assume that they’ll win due to just basic plot structure
But when a side character fights another side character, that’s when it gets spicy
Part 2 my guy. You could lokey make this a series: Villains against Villains
Eh whoever the story invest more into and you empathize with will be the protagonists even if they’re not good guys. You can spend equal time across multiple sides of evil/grey factions like game of thrones but it has to be really well done and it still ends up nihilistic. And that doesn’t capture the spirit of true villains facing off.
One of the best villain vs Villain fights is Risotto vs Dippio 🖤💜
My favorite is people who can switch places with people like sasuke, law, and todo. If there’s any others I would love if someone told me
Honestly gege didn’t cook nearly as hard as MAPPA did sukuna vs mahoraga is like 5 pages in the manga and jogo vs sukuna was enhanced as well with extra scenes
Sasuke vs deidara was great
8:30 "The greatest sorcerer of today vs the greatest sorcerer of all time" ahh sentence😭
°My Favourite Trope Is When The Main Character Gains Recognition In Their World
This reminds me of Yu-Gi-Oh and how my all-time favorite duels were ones between villains (or antagonists) because there’s no plot armor, and they dished out as well as they could give because most of them didn’t have something like morality holding them back. Marik vs Bakura in the original series, Sora vs Shun in Arc-V, and Lightning vs Spectre in Vrains are all so memorable because of that.
It was sad that Hisoka vs Chrollo wasn't in because it's manga only
man your so right this has been similar for me since my childhood
I like it because as villains, we are interested on them losing or getting in a disadvantage, but since both fighters are villains we are conflicted, like who between these two assholes deserves to lose more? That's the fun of it. And also, the heroes can only benefit from the result of the foght, so we get to enjoy action while our heroes are safe
My favorite troupe gotta be when the laid back and goofy character just turns out to be op but just doesnt feel like fighting.
If Chrollo vs Hisoka ever gets animated it'll be a top tier example of this
Fax
From the honorary anime atla, Zuko vs Azula
Scar vs Wrath
My fav trope are the insane characters that expands the power system that was suppose to be simple my example of this is Samuel D. Owen aka Sato in Ajin
Sato from Aijin goes in the madara category absolute goat, who never truly lost
@@danielbatista8760 man was making up new ways to use his abilities every time hes on screen
@@seanandre4432 Sato was straight diabolical
When Vegeta was sending people to the next dimension. Those were the best times.
My favorite trope is that character that is technically on the same level as everyone else (same powers / same kinds of powers) but they're so good that it's impossible to imagine them losing until they do.
Ie, Jiren from Dragon Ball, Yujiro Hanma from Baki, The Ghoul from Fallout, Fuhrer Bradley from Fullmetal Alchemist, Tomura Shigaraki from My Hero Academia, Darth Vader from Star Wars, Madara from Naruto etc.
I love your edits
Trachery in the background is perfect
Not really an anime, but Star Wars the Clone Wars series has several instances of this trope. Chief among them was when Darth Sidious pulled up on Mandalore and had a 2v1 fade against Maul and Savage. The brothers' little criminal regime wasn't affiliated with the Separatist or Republic factions, they weren't in the know about Palpatine's proxy war takeover scheme either. Old man was chuckling throughout the fight, didn't even perceive them as a real threat. He literally showed up and mopped the floor with them both for no reason other than because he could(and the Sith's rule of two).
Wasn't expecting this
All time favorite trope has to be the strong old guys. The guys who have ton of experience in fights like The yamamotos, garps, naobitos, zeno and neteros anime.
Hisoka vs Chrollo is peak
One of my favorite tropes is the healer that is just batshit insane, for example the Medic from tf2.
Does anyone else like it when a promising new character fights another promising new character?
Think Toph vs Azula. Glynda Goodwitch vs Cinder Fall. Bewear vs Mimikyu? XD
It may not be as crazy as a villain vs villain fight, but it gets me just as hyped.
Villains throwing it down always hits.
One of my favorite tropes is the main hero and past villian tag teaming the new villian. Best example is ichigo and aizen vs ywhach. But theres many others picciolo and goku vs radits. Hell goku and frieza vs jiren. Always hits no matter what.
Fire vid🔥🔥
Thanks man
Now I starting to think the greatest anime of all time after this
My fave is the underdog with 0 powers who clap gods.
Toji and Rock Lee CLAP
Rock Lee literally lost
Twice.
oraying that hisoka vs chrollo gets animated one day 🙏🏻
Vegeta vs Zarbon is one of my favorite fights in DBZ.
The michael Jackson pose was animated by jjk main animator Kaito Tomioka
amazing vid
Thanks bro
Hisoka vs chrollo is still peak. If it ever gets animated it'll actually break the Internet.
Bro nothing in hxh will nreak internet
When a certain Hunter x Hunter villain vs villain fight gets animated... I can only dream.
I really got to get into JJK
You should it's this popular for a reason however try to avoid as much spoilers as possible to enhance your watching experience.
It's really fun. There are some eh spots but overall it's a great experience. The anime is fucking amazing and the manga is good for the most part
Bro was not raised to speak in this lingo 😂😂😂
people hate orochimaru?
Given sasukes sharingan and sukuna using his domain in the thumbnail and the text "never misses" i assumed this video was about moves that cant miss
The choreography during Sukuna's fight was so good, I rewatched it so many times.
Demon Slayer is beautiful and all, I mean you can never go wrong with ufotable, but that Sukuna scene is just 😩🍆💦
I’d like to note, Sukuna literally told jogo, “if you can hit me, I’ll go along with your plans and you can be my boss” basically. And if you know how strong Jogo is that doesn’t even begin to make sense.
For the plot's sake, either villain could easily win and it wouldn't destroy the plot because the hero must have a villain. You basically get rid of plot armor and give the winner and loser a chance to grow stronger which then means the hero gets weaker as everyone else grows. At the same time it gives character development for both villains.
I will show my kids Sukuna vs Jogo and Mahoraga just so they know whats up
OBJECTION! Hitsugaya doesn't take that many Ls. He has only 4 Ls (and two of them are from Aizen) and a bunch of inconclusive/interrupted fights. And he has more Ws than Ls.
bro put some respect on vegeta's name, mad respect, dab me up with one more of those vids man
like toshiro from bleach is crazy
Bruh everyone talks about the hero journey, but not the rivals rampage. Like vegeta had one, sasuke had one, shit even kaiba in yugioh had one during battle city.
Oh yeah, Doppio vs Risotto was a definite peak in part 5.
Personally my favourite trope is the good guy mc who doesn't belive in the talk no jutsu bs and just ends the villain it's one of the reasons I like frieren so much no bs just straight death to the enemy
For me the best troupe by far is "berserk and uncontrollable" characters, I got this because my first ever anime when I was 10 was naruto (with the exception of Beyblade Pokemon and Doraemon ofc)
Lssj broly, Naruto, mob from MP 100 and
ofcourse, guts. There's so many others, can y'all name some other really good berserk characters I could learn about
This video was awesome!!!! Saw u on ny recommended, loved it
Glad you enjoyed man 🔥
Nah you got a point though keep cooking 👨🍳🔥
Always 👨🍳
saber alter vs berserker is the THING
The DBZA version of Zarbon vs Vegeta is amazing and has replaced the original in my head cannon. I mean most of DBZA has replaced the og lol
Transformation
Orochimaru isn't hated
5:53 CSM 167 be like
You are gonna DIE when the monster association ARC of OPM gets to full swing. (And so will the animators the stuff Murata made was not intended to be animated by mortal hands) Edit2: I think it adds to the fight that having 2 villains you actually dont know whos gonna win as the story can go on without either or both and that raises the stakes, they can also be straight up DEVIOUS in their attacks/moves and its ok cause they are the bad guys they dont need to be nice about it.
My favorite trope funnily enough is probably "Old Guy thats more powerful than the protagonist so the villain has to cheat against him" I like it when the protagonist is super strong... But this one guy who actually has been in the business is stronger and more experience, I feel like it grounds the story somehow, it reinforces the whole idea that the protagonist put in the work to get strong so this guys who has done it for longer has it even more:
Yamamoto from Bleach held that spot until he died and Beerus from Dragon Ball super does it for me.
Edit: I also really like Gojo for this reason, hes on the younger side but technically hes the mentor not the protagonist, so this whole "Why doesnt the teacher do it?" And then Gojo shows up and does it and the villains whole deal is dealing with him while the protagonist rises beyond the villains expectation
Danzo vs Sasuke wasn't interesting to me because it's just Sasuke flexing his plot armor.
gilgamesh vs beserker. you had to be there
Aizen vs Yhwach. Let Kubo and Pierrot cook.
I'd say my favorite trope is playing into a trope, and then subverting it. Example, when Renji and Ichigo attack Aizen in the Soul Society arc, they plan their attack, Ichigo's theme swells and he charges in. You think "oh yeah here we fuckin go" only for Aizen to stop his attack with ease, the music cuts (and never plays again), and Ichigo almost dies instantly. The use of tropes to make our minds go to the right when the writers are about to go left always mezmerizes me.
You this dude voileted Kevin Hart with that ugly jab.
You left out Vegeta vs Jeice.
I mean toji technically a villian too but even toji fight was insane, he should have fought sukuna bro that would have make the season even better
Sukuna would curbstomp toji and he wouldn't entertain him either since he's stronger than jogo.
@@Elephantsaresupreme whos Stronger than jogo