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You can help. The talk page may contain suggestions. (June 2022) The manga Jūjika no Rokunin is said to be popular for its themes revolving around bullying and revenge. [26] In May 2022, the grandfather of
Shun Uruma ranked first on the first day of the
character popularity vote for the series. The results of the first day bulletin from the character popularity voting project was announced on May 20, and Shun Uruma Sr. reached first place as
nearly 50% of the votes were for the man on the first day of the voting poll, May 19th. The person in charge said, "I have voted for popularity in various works, but it is the first time that 50% of all people vote for the same character. Moreover, that is the supporting character grandpa. I'm not a funny character. I'm surprised because I didn't expect it at all. " Grandpa, who won 1st place in the popularity votes, is said to be "difficult" in the latest story currently being released, and it seems that the future of the popularity vote will attract more attention.
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Mob Psycho was a show I really wanted to enjoy. After I heard about it from one of my friends, I searched it up to see if it would be worth my time. Everyone had great things to say about it, and some even went as far as to say it was the
greatest anime of all time. This, however, was not the case for me.
Firstly, I'd like to talk about the positive traits of this show because although I didn't enjoy the series that much, there are still a few things I enjoyed.
Art/Animation:
Let me say this: Mob Psycho 100 has the . most ridiculous, in your face, outright crazy art style, but that's what makes it so great. Right after seeing the first frame, I was instantly turned off from the strange and wacky animation, but
later on, it really grew on me. It works really well with the characters and comedy of the show, and I thought it was the best part.
From November 1999 through April 2000, Japanese gamers got Dive Alert, Gals Fighters, Cotton, Faselei!, Last Blade, Memories Off Pure, Cool Boarders, and Metal Slug: 2nd Mission. In the US, only Dive Alert and Gals Fighters were released during that time. SNK of Japan had just
been acquired by Aruze, a Pachinko machine maker, and the home office didn't seem too concerned with how its cute little handheld was doing in North America and Europe. SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighter's Clash is regarded as the number one game to own for the NGPC. At the May 2000 Electronics Entertainment Expo, however, fortunes appeared to be turning. The newly christened SNK Entertainment Inc. , with Ben Herman at the helm, displayed English versions of Metal Slug: 2nd Mission, Cotton, Last Blade, Evolution, and Dynamite Slugger in its booth. The marketing team was jubilant, proudly announcing that the NeoGeo Pocket Color had reached 2 percent market share in the US compared to the Game Boy Color's massive share. That number wasn't enough to send
Nintendo running for cover, but it was enough for SNK USA to eke out a profit and enough to convince Toys "R" Us to begin placing demo kiosks in its stores. Metal Slug: 2nd Mission came out in late May and sold out its entire initial run of 10,000 copies.
