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This show follows Saitama, a man who can kill any opponent with a single punch, and it turns the anime industry on its head.
. rather than the usual “I’m weak and I’m going to spend the rest of my life getting stronger”.

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When the ASC takes over during his second imprisonment, he becomes an ally to Mari, who is also a prisoner. Takehito Morokuzu (諸葛 岳人, Morokuzu Takehito) Voiced by: Katsuyuki Konishi[2] (Japanese); Eric Vale[3] (English) Portrayed by: Tokio Emoto[4] Takehito, nicknamed "Gakuto", is an eccentric, glasses-wearing, nerdy student, having enrolled from the same middle school as Joe. He has a deep interest in the Three Kingdoms and speaks in an old-fashioned manner, often referring to himself in third person as "yours truly. " While in prison, he is a regular target of Meiko's abuse. Despite his perverted behavior, he is shown to be an excellent strategist who employs tactics referenced from famed generals of either the Three Kingdoms or other ancient battles, a skill that has proven very useful in most of their plans. His love interest is Mitsuko. Shingo Wakamoto (若本 真吾, Wakamoto Shingo) Voiced by: Kenichi Suzumura[2] (Japanese); Clifford Chapin[3] (English) Portrayed by: Masato Yano[4] Shingo is a pessimistic student who looks like a delinquent. His love interest is Anzu, and he is shown to be a strong pessimist. After Kiyoshi's breakout attempt, he completely disowns and singles him out until after the USC tricks him into breaking out. Jōji Nezu (根津 譲二, Nezu Jōji) Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa[2] (Japanese); Christopher Bevins[3] (English) Portrayed by: Daiki Miyagi Jōji, nicknamed "Joe", is the "misfit" of the five. He is interested in ants, usually conceals his face with a hoodie, and is very physically weak, suffering from a bloody cough caused by a non-fatal form of severe stomatitis.
The characters in Erased are for the most part incredibly lackluster - from the protagonist to the supporting cast. Because most of the series takes place in the past, a lot of the characters are just 10 year olds, which leads me to my next point - Most of these kids don't even act their age! At parts they act like full-grown adults which really derives from the show, why even bother making them kids in the first place? Looking at you, Kenya, Hinazuki.
Satoru, while being more interesting than your harem protagonist doesn't have that much going for him, which is fine to a point because the characters aren't really where the series shines but his character could have definitely been more solid or maybe had a stronger personality. He doesn't seem like he particularly enjoys the time resets, but he still decides to help out. What a nice guy! The series has a much heavier focus on the past than the present, so for the most part we just get kid Satoru. Well, he's just a normal 30 year old man who's trying to save his 10 year old girlfriend from her seemingly inevitable demise. Sounds about right.
Hinazuki is a very reserved and closed off girl but she opens up more and more as the series progresses. She gets abused by her parents for some unknown reason aka SHOCK FACTORRRRR. She suffers from the same problem as Satoru, as she doesn't have a personality that defines her either. Instead (for the most part) we are simply supposed to feel sorry for her and like her because of the predicament she's in.