guy thinks he's an anime character

'He Always Thought He Was Attacking' was a novel written by Yu Zhi. This novel belonged to the type of drama where the strong loved each other, and the main characters were Yang Xuan and Huo Xiuran. Other than this information, the other search results did not provide any other relevant information. Therefore, we are unable to know the specific plot, background, and other relevant information of this novel.

In this fanfic scenario, Naruto's character development would be complex. Initially, he would be in denial or disbelief about being the Kyuubi. But as he experiences things like the power surges and the reactions of others, he would start to accept it. His relationships would be strained as some may fear him. But through these challenges, he would develop a stronger sense of self. He would have to re - evaluate his goals and values, and in the process, become a more complex and interesting version of himself. For example, he might start to see the world from the Kyuubi's perspective, which would give him a new understanding of the balance between power and restraint.

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Maybe because his emotions make him relatable. People can connect with his feelings and it adds depth to the story.

There were two novels that matched the description of the protagonist thinking that he was a mortal. They were " I'm a Supreme Being " and " I'm a Big Brother of Cultivation ". The protagonists of these two novels initially thought that they were mortals, but in fact, they were big shots. Li Jiudao, the main character of " I Am an Unworldly Expert ", transmigrated to the cultivation world. He had no cultivation aptitude and could only live a mortal life. The main character of " So I'm an Immortal Cultivator ", Li Nianfan, came to the world of immortal cultivation as a mortal, but a dog he adopted became a demon king and suppressed a world. Both novels showed the protagonist's initial misunderstanding and subsequent growth.

The character development of Might Guy is quite similar in both. But in the manga, there might be more depth and detail to his inner thoughts and motivations.

Yes, in some fanfictions, Harry Potter discovers that his identity is more complex than he originally thought.

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I'm not sure which anime character you're referring to because you didn't provide any relevant information. If you can provide more information or specify the specific anime, I will be more than happy to help you answer your questions.