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  It is quite common that most Shonen series are entirely focused on the male protagonists, while the heroines usually don’t get much screen time. They typically play second fiddle to the hero and are generally defined by their relationships with the protagonists instead of their own beliefs. The audience usually ignores them, and it’s depressing that even to this day, Shonen heroines are yet to be treated equally with the heroes. Today we look at some of the heroines who could make their mark in different Shonen series despite the usual sexism. In particular, these heroines were so impressive that they deserve to have a series of their own.  Anna Kyoyama Shaman King fans know very well that Anna Kyoyama is unlike the usual Shonen heroines. She is unique since the typical heroine stereotypes do not define her. Although she is the love interest of Yoh Asakura in the series, the creators never limited her character to their relationship. She is not the type to hesitate in fighti...

  Deepa has emerged as an exciting villain on Boruto. It is intriguing that he was created especially for the Boruto anime and was not a part of the manga. However, he has made a significant impact on the show in the last few episodes. His brutality adds terror, which is suitable for the plot. He rose up to become a fan favorite in a short time because of his lightning-fast speed and impenetrable body. However, in the show’s latest episode, a cruel secret is revealed about the villain that even the most die-hard Boruto fans were not ready for. The Boruto anime finally revealed why Deepa is working with Victor, and it is more vicious than previously thought.  Just a few episodes ago, Deepa had claimed that he wished to eat God Tree’s fruit. Since Jigen wanted everyone in the crew to be benefitted by the powers that the fruit could give, it didn’t seem suspicious. It appeared that Deepa’s wish to eat the fruit was nothing but driven by his desire to become more powerful. However...

  The current War Arc on My Hero Academia has been the most intense and violent of the series yet. Several top-heroes have lost their lives, including Gran Torino, Twice, Thirteen, and Crust. The heroes’ downfall is bound to shake public trust, and they would find it hard to feel safe under their protection. Since the number one hero lost his reputation to Dabi, Aizawa lost a leg; Hawks was burnt to a crisp, and Mirko lost both arms; the injuries will leave a long-lasting mark on the confidence of the top-heroes. Now, it remains uncertain what will happen next in the series as the heroes struggle to adjust to the new normal. The recent beatdown of the heroes has sparked speculations about the future of the series. Several theories have spread like wildfire on social media as fans expect either a sudden end or a typical Shonen time skip. Although the former seems impossible because Weekly Shonen Jump always announces when a series enters its final arc, it is certainly not the end fo...

  Developed by the Sucker Punch Productions, The Ghost of Tsushima is an action game that was released in July 2020 or PlayStation 4. In 1274, the Mongols invaded Japan for the first time. Their forces were led by The Khan who fought against Lord Shimura and Jin Sakai (Shimura’s nephew), the counterattack of the inhabitants of Tsushima island did not go as they had planned. The leader of the Samurai, Lord Shimura was captured in the battle while Jin Sakai was injured. After Jin recovered, he knew what he was meant to do. He assembled allies to rescue Lord Shimura and take revenge for defeat from Khotun Khan. The game beautifully creates the narrative of an injured samurai who is motivated to defeat his invaders to protect his island and free his people. In order to become the warrior of the shadows, he creates the identity of the “Ghost”.  Everything about the game from graphics to music, acting, gameplay and visuals is astonishing. It is hard not to get hooked on the game as ...