To Be Hero X

Like, if you wanna make it Japan only, then just say that, but if you're saying anime as a whole, the term anime, depending on who you ask, may just mean, well, it has to be in Japan.

But you have great shows that have been snubbed, To Be Hero X, uh-

Exactly

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Yeah.

You know? I'm like, do we wanna see more? Do we wanna see growth? Do we wanna see some anime that, hey...

I mean, To Be Hero X is tragically, tragically excluded in a lot of stuff when it, it really came and brought a lot of ideas and, and different, different approaches to the way that, you know...

Just the fact where it goes, the art changes with each battle-

So then-

I won't say it's up part, to, to par with, like, To Be Hero X or anything like that, but it, it is reminiscent of that

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I, I actually thought that, too.

And then Jesse chose Shrek in an anime called To Be Hero.

Is it an anime? Yeah, To Be Hero X.

Yeah.

And so we spun the wheel the first time.

It would be even better.

To Be Hero X absolutely was going crazy in the streets.

We're talking about To Be Hero X like it was the next best thing out because there is no manga for it.

So we all at the same place, we all enjoying it at the same time.

We're all theorizing together together in having these conversations and vibes.

Everyone in Season 2 had played their characters to their fullest potential, so much so that it somehow finished this show in three days.

Strange, huh? My Best Sound Mixing Award goes to Andrew Tibbs, Noah Whitehead, and KD Saltkiller for To Be Hero X.

I don't know how, but to mix sounds and voices for one type of animation, let alone multiple types, is a feat in and of itself on display, and the team on To Be Hero X, led by Andrew Tibbs, did a phenomenal job.

My Best Writing Award goes to James Cheek and Madeline Morris for Zenshu.

To cover worldbuilding that is wild, wacky, and poignant, you need someone that is wild, wacky, and poignant.

James Cheek understood the assignment very well, capturing the charm and essence of a tale of perishing with Madeline's comedic chops, to which the Idle episode also serves as a major highlight for the both of them as writers.

My Best Director Award goes to Emily Fajardo for To Be Hero X. Emily's ability as a writer and an understander against an animator made her a perfect fit for To Be Hero X.

Her ability to command the actors for scenes that she sees fit really played into the story's stress of the anime, although I'm still amazed at the slight link click reference she managed to fit in there.

could be an AI generated anime on YouTube god damn

it I don't think we'll do that I don't I there's too much soul here for that I feel like um there's too much soul life here too much soul it does make me think because there's a connect because we watched 2B Hero X last year quite like to be hero X. I like this quite a bit more, but to be X hero X also has like a similar thing where it's like, you could imagine there's like a broader world and like all like this, like elaborate, like systems and stuff.

You can kind of like imagine like other stories taking place in the same world.

Um, To Be Hero X, created, directed by Li Haoling, who also did Link Click, which I feel like we should probably check out Link Click at some point.

It's super popular.

I've heard it's supposed to be very, very good.

It's starting to sound like

To Be Hero X, but that's not what I'm talking about.

Well, it's also good to see that quirked individuals, especially these teens that are looking to become pro heroes who are quirked, don't perceive the world as, well, since I'm a hammer, then everything is a nail.

Yes.