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If there is one tried and true recipe for making a likable main character, it is to make them as lazy as many of the fans watching the series, but also make them a secret badass. Sure, they can’t be assed to go save the world when their favorite show is on, but during the commercial break, they can take care of it with their super OP natural abilities. While there isn’t much room for physical character growth, on occasion this can be a good vehicle for some emotional growth OR they could just throw character growth out the window and add some flashy lights instead. Spike Spiegel from Cowboy Bebop Although Spike spends the majority of his time actively hunting down bounties, it’s not like he wants to or anything. If it were up to him, he’d do one really pricey bounty, then feast on meat and coast through the galaxy. Unfortunately, every time the Bebop crew gets a large bounty, something goes horribly array when it comes to collecting the reward so, like the rest of u

Some anime Characters are energetic  But don't let these lazy characters fool you .they are secretly badasses. 1. SAKATA GINTOKI – GINTAMA Gintoki’s laziness is the stuff of legend. Perfectly content reading Jump with a finger up his nose, his addiction to gambling games, and love of booze. However, when given a job or the lives of his friends are threatened, Gintoki will rise to the occasion to show off his swordsmanship.   2. HANABUSA AIDO – VAMPIRE KNIGHT The life of a pampered aristocrat is tough. Having demands like roses in the bath and lavender scented bed sheets may make Aido seem like a wimp, but his ice powers and hidden cruel side can lead to some very badass moments. 3. HIKO SEIJŪRŌ XIII – RUROUNI KENSHIN Kenshin’s master is a legendary badass. Hiko has the skills to defeat anyone, and wears a 90 kilogram cloak to hold him back when training Kenshin. The problem is that Hiko can’t be bo

For many years glasses have been the go-to item to give an anime character more depth. While not as widespread as glasses, the eye patch does have a following of anime fans that appreciate female characters that have them. To see just what an eye patch can do, here are 10 anime girls with eye patches. 1. Asuka Langley Souryuu (Rebuild of Evangelion) Asuka is the perfect character for an eye patch. She has a strong will, but that was developed through her troubled past and the suffering she has endured. Eye patches on female characters were rare in the 90’s, but the creators of the new Rebuild of Evangelion movies decided to update Asuka’s appearance to match the times. 2. Rikka Takanashi (Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai) Rikka claims to wear an eye patch to conceal her magical “wicked eye”. Although she doesn’t actually have a wicked eye or an injury, her eye patch still symbolizes her broken past and acts as a metaphor

From secret identities to secret lovers, no one can resist the tantalizing allure of a secret – in anime or otherwise. If nothing else, by putting a main character with a secret in your show, it lightly entices the audience to stick around to figure it all out. Sometimes the more subtle you hint at the secret and how good you keep it from the audience, the hungrier we become for more. However, sometimes the secret isn’t kept from the audience, but it is so brutal or delightful, we can’t wait to see if it is found out and what will happen after that. If you have a hankering for a main character with a secret, we have anime recommendations for that. Tokyo Ghoul Tokyo Ghoul is all about secrets, but the main character has it particularly rough. After accidentally asking a flesh-eating ghoul on a date, she tries to eat him only to get killed. When he wakes up, he had an organ transplant from her body and is now a weird half-Ghoul. As these creatures li

SPOILER WARNING: The following article contains major spoilers for Secret Empire #10 by Nick Spencer, Steve McNiven, and Andrea Sorrentino, on sale now. It was over a year ago that writer Nick Spencer pulled the trigger on his revelation that Steve Rogers had secretly been a Hydra agent, and the conclusion of Marvel Comics’ latest event serves as the final shot of his controversial story arc. Secret Empire #10, by Spencer and artists Steve McNiven, Jay Leisten and Andrea Sorrentino presents a resurgent assembly of Earth’s mightiest heroes united against the traitorous Captain America, as well as Cap’s showdown with the one true hero who stands to be the most likely individual to defeat him. RELATED: Secret Empire Reveals the Secret of Bearded Steve Rogers While the story of Captain Hydra might be over, however, the fallout from Steve Rogers’ heinous, far-reaching actions remains. Once acknowledged at the most heroic figure in the Marvel Universe, Captain Am