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A "normal" guy becomes a hero, with the typical "weird" monsters of the tokusatsu genre and hilarity stemming from ridiculous situations.
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Recommended by Neko-Hoshishima
Both are parodies of the hot-blooded superhero shows that are good ones in their own right. Expect action-packed battles, hot-blooded music to pump you up and shout-outs to real life superhero series (be it anime, tokusatsu, or even American comic books).
Hazama is a civilian going about his life as a male model and wants to be a superhero, starting out fighting petty crime and moving up to fight terrifying monsters, gaining allies and more strength (both mental and physical) along the way whereas Saitama is a superhero climbing up from the initial C ranking he got by defeating monsters/villains of great power with his own,
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Recommended by Fortress_Maximus
Being a hero. What does that mean? An absolute boring life? A street hero to an intergalactic legend? Those don't seem like the ideas people would so think, but it is a reality in both OPM and Samumenco. For they are no ordinary superhero story, but one with just enough parody to really bring out what the different angles of such themes are capable of.
Whether that be the world's strongest hero or someone climbing up the transcendental ladder. OPM and Samumenco both show what it is actually like to live in such a position, rather than just make for some power fantasy. It goes into
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