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I think Pokemon is a great concept, but some of the anime stories can be a bit off. Like when the characters get into situations that seem really contrived just to move the story along. But on the other hand, the dumb anime stories also make it more accessible to younger audiences. It's not meant to be a super - complex, high - brow anime all the time.

" My Own View of the Student Council of Animation " was a Japanese light novel written by Masahiko Aoyama in 2010. It told the story of the protagonist, Taro Yamada, joining the Student Council and becoming a member of the publicity department. The following is the original text of the novel: " Yamada Taro has passed the student council member interview!" When he heard that the student council members had passed the interview, Yamada Taro excitedly ran to the student council office. He excitedly told Matsuda Masaya that he had passed. "Oh really? That's great!" Matsuda Masayoshi, the minister, also smiled and said," You've done well. We'll welcome you to the student council." Taro Yamada was a little nervous, but he still voiced his thoughts. " I hope that the Student Union can organize more activities for the school to let more people understand our school." "You're right," Matsuda Masayoshi nodded. We will provide you with support to help you perform better." Yamada Taro was very happy and couldn't wait to join the student council.

I think 'Death Note' has a brilliant story. A high - school student, Light Yagami, finds a notebook that can kill anyone whose name is written in it. His cat - and - mouse game with the detective L is full of psychological battles. The anime delves deep into the themes of justice, power, and morality as Light tries to create a new world order using the Death Note.

I think 'Demon Slayer' has an excellent story. The action scenes are visually stunning, with the characters using their unique sword techniques to fight demons. The story is centered around Tanjiro's quest to turn his sister back into a human after she was turned into a demon. It also has great character development and shows the bond between the characters in the Demon Slayer Corps.

I think 'Fruits Basket' has a great love story. Tohru's kind heart slowly wins over Kyo. Their relationship is filled with a lot of self - discovery and acceptance. The story is also about breaking curses and finding true love within all the chaos.

'Sailor Moon' actually has a great romance too. Usagi Tsukino, the titular Sailor Moon, has a relationship with Mamoru Chiba. Their love story spans across different battles against evil and different reincarnations. It's a classic anime and their relationship is part of what makes it so endearing. They have their ups and downs, but always find their way back to each other, which is really romantic.

For me, '5 Centimeters per Second' is also up there. Takaki and Akari had a love that was constantly being separated by distance and time. They had brief moments of connection but in the end, they drifted apart. It's a story of lost love and the melancholy that comes with it, as they grow up and their lives take different paths.

For me, 'Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood' has a great revenge aspect. The Elric brothers are seeking revenge in a way for what was done to them and their bodies during the failed human transmutation. Their journey to find the Philosopher's Stone to get their bodies back while also facing the ones who wronged them is full of emotion, action, and great character development. It's a long and detailed story that really satisfies when it comes to the revenge theme.

No. Opinion books are non - fiction. They mainly express the author's views, ideas, and opinions on various topics, rather than creating fictional stories like fiction books do.

" Ri: Life in the Other World from Zero " and " About My Reincarnation as a Slime " were similar in style. They were both light-hearted and happy stories about how the protagonists who transmigrated to the other world dealt with various challenges.