Deku (My Hero Academia)
Deku was born without a Quirk, but he developed a strong sense of justice and heroism as a child, enough so that the famous superhero All Might decided to give him powers. These abilities made Deku tremendously overpowered, endowing him with superhuman speed and strength.
Deku’s ridiculousness is heightened by the fact that he possesses the legendary Quirk, One For All, which enables him to store up and channel unimaginable amounts of raw power into God-like might. However, research shows that if he uses his full strength, the arm he punches with will be entirely severed. What a bold statement.
Jolyne Cujoh (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure)
Jolyne is as acerbic and combative as you can get–something we all love about her. Daughter of Jotaro, Jolyne had to get strong in this dog-eat-dog environment, growing up in a maximum-security jail.
Because of her ability to harbour resentment, Jolyne often resorts to extreme measures during disputes. Her Stand, Stone Free, gave her the capacity to move and unwind her body like a string, which allowed her to flee situations, eavesdrop on others, or perhaps more excitingly, to entangle or slice people up with her sharp edges.
Gon Freecs (Hunter x Hunter)
Although he may be short in stature, Gon is not lacking in the adventurous spirit. This courageous youngster hopes to one day join the ranks of the Hunters so he may track down his father and learn the truth about why his father chose the Hunters over his kid.
Friends and opponents alike rallied to Gon’s cause because of his natural goodness and resourcefulness; even the Hunter Ninja Hanzo backed down from a confrontation with Gon because of his dogged determination. Although Gon is proven to be emotional and even progressively hot-headed, when he keeps a level head he is kind, inventive, and tenacious. Although his arithmetic skills could use some improvement, he is an intelligent and inspiring young man.
Roronoa Zoro (One Piece)
Obviously, we had to include this guy. Master swordsman and ex-bounty hunter Roronoa is right there with Luffy and Sanji as one of the “monster triomost “‘s formidable heroes. He can slash through anything, including ships and trains. Roronoa can wield up to three swords at once, each with its own unique style and attack, and his might even allows him to use air itself to strike from a distance.
Together with Zeus, he accomplished the seemingly impossible by leaving a permanent scar on Kaido, the Strongest Creature in the World. Roronoa is featured prominently in the middle of the latest One Piece chapter’s full-color front cover, which has a theme of right-hand men. Roronoa may only be a sidekick, but he’s equally as memorable as the show’s main character, who wears a straw hat.
Ribbons Almark (Gundam)
Ribbons is a genetically engineered human that can live in space because to nanomachines that keep him from ageing. Due to his incredible reflexes and fighting prowess, he can hold his own in battle even when piloting a mech that is significantly less powerful than those of his opponents.
As a creative mind, he looks down on regular folks and thinks of them as beneath him. He considers himself the Messiah and is willing to destroy anyone who stands in the way of his goal of global harmony.
N (Pokemon)
Even though N makes his debut as a significant antagonist and competitor in Pokemon Black/White, he also shows up in the BW anime series. After being coerced into tending to injured Pokemon, N came to view humans as pitiful, barbaric beings whose sole purpose in life is to harm Pokemon. N has the ability to read the thoughts of all Pokemon and, because he believes they are being treated as nothing more than tools for humans, he wants to set them free.
The fact that not all humans mistreat Pokemon disproves his noble intentions, yet his inability to trust others and be easily influenced makes him an extremist with little reasoning skills. Thankfully, he learns from his errors and makes a comeback in Black/White 2 as a supporting character.
Tatsumaki (One-Punch Man)
That this person has a quick temper is fitting, considering how much her diminutive frame causes others to underestimate her. Tatsumaki has a short fuse and is nasty to anyone she considers to be inadequate.
She is a super-strong telepath who takes her heroism seriously and is willing to do anything is asked of her. It’s often held that Tatsumaki is the most potent being in the universe, so potent that she treats global catastrophes like they’re nothing more than a normal day.
Broly (Dragon Ball)
It was inevitable, and with good cause, that this would happen. And for Vegeta to suggest that Broly is the most powerful Saiyan in the cosmos is saying a lot. Broly, like any other Saiyan, had a wide range of abilities; in his most basic Super Saiyan form, he was powerful enough to destroy the South Galaxy, leaving behind only a handful of planets and stars.
But in his Legendary form, he truly comes into his own. His normally yellow Saiyan hair turns a bright lime green, he becomes stronger than Super Saiyan Goku and Vegeta, and he even mocks Goku’s Super Kamehameha. Broly is a mainstay of the Dragon Ball canon and a fan favourite, having appeared in a wide variety of media.
Spike Spiegel (Cowboy Bebop)
We all know and adore Spike, the calm and collected bounty hunter and Bruce Lee fanatic. Spike Spiegel, the show’s main character, and his trademark green hair are both integral to Cowboy Bebop’s iconic status in pop culture. The bounty hunter’s major life philosophy stems from his time spent engaging in criminal activity, and it is this:
the past is something that cannot be changed. Despite this, he constantly tells those close to him that the past is irrelevant and that they must progress. He’s willing to face death head-on because, thanks to his time spent in prison, he believes he’s already died once and doesn’t need to worry about it again. Spike may be misogynistic and has a temper to match, but his iconic status and charming personality make it easy to overlook these flaws.
Envy (FullMetal Alchemist)
It’s possible that this persona’s hair isn’t actually completely green; in fact, it’s probably darker than black, but let’s call it dark-dark green for the sake of argument. To be envious is to be the personification of Father’s envy.
He can assume any appearance, real or imagined, and heal himself of fatal wounds. After being consumed by Gluttony, Envy was able to regrow his entire body. When compared to his type, Envy is the most hateful, but he is also the most fragile, as even the slightest offence can crush his immense ego.
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