The recommended anime this time is "One Punch Man". Presumably Saitama Sensei has become famous and has heard about it, so let's witness the style of a striking man.
Synopsis:
The man who started being a hero out of interest, Saitama. He gained invincible power through 3 years of special training and became a hero who could defeat any enemy with just one blow. Together with Janos, who had accidentally become his disciple, he began to officially carry out hero activities in the Hero Society. At the same time as the incidence of strange people has risen abnormally, the Hero Society thinks of the possibility of the disaster left by the great prophet's crumpled mother-in-law, and prepares to start researching countermeasures. At this moment, a hungry wolf who was longing for the strange man appeared.
Brief comment on:
Emerson said: All heroes are annoying in the end.
But I still love heroic stories. And, as I get older, I love clichés that others have long dismissed.
Most people in peacetime do not like to admit that they were slaves in the past, nor do they remember that the world has had heroes.
however...... Saitama Sensei's own life trajectory is obviously different. In an era of peace, or rather, in an age of mediocrity, it is not easy to be a hero.
In general, people have two kinds of belonging: death and withering – like plants. A long time passes over people's heads, making people lose the ability to marvel. We say that when a person is confined to the constant repetition of life, the person withers because he loses his senses. Without feelings, people will no longer pursue differences, will no longer want to change their situation, and will no longer want to experience a thousand and one lives other than a thousand lives.
The difference in death is that the meaning of death lies in the end of a great moment, so the heroes in the hero story will always "fall under the last bullet of the last war" as Patton said, ushering in the inevitable heroic belonging, and then the funeral is solemn and full of white flowers.
This is not to say that it is some kind of harshness or elitism, that everyone is shaped by their own choices, and how many people cannot help themselves and only obey this truth.
As the old saying goes, the best and the worst make history, while mediocrity perpetuates race. Saitama sensei's job search is to save the ass chin child at the hands of the crab monster and become a hero, for the simple reason that interest is the cause. This is very similar to everyone, when you are young, you and I want to be big people who change the world, big heroes who save the people through the world. However, these eventually become the talk of nostalgia or the memories of youth. For many years, coldness has become the norm. Interest in life is important enough to affect a person's life, but at some unknown moment, it is like water disappearing into the water, nowhere to be found.
As for Saitama Sensei – he just exercises, 100 sit-ups, 100 push-ups, 100 squats, and 10km long runs a day. And then what? Insisted on it every day, insisted on it for three years. And then what? He was invincible. And then what? He was invincible.
Unlike most people who face a daily routine, whether it is a freak who can easily destroy most of the city or a vicious and cunning freak, Saitama Sensei only needs "ordinary fists" and "continuous ordinary fists" to easily balance. It's typical anti-hero, with postmodern cynicism and hippie smiles. All thrills are one punch or a few punches for Saitama Sensei, like the immutable but surging forward time in front of us. Invincibility is a kind of loneliness, and so is incompetence.
So Saitama Sensei is very troubled, and the trouble is that standing on the top of the top that is too much force no matter what you do, you will lose the hot blood in your chest.
And the appearances of Song Bingjia and Song Bingyi are always hacked to death by random knives and then become irrelevant background props.
The question is what to do at that point?
Actually, you and I probably can't even stick to 100 push-ups a day, aren't we? Things are simply presented in front of us - how ordinary to this point, how can it be compared to those great people. We say that when you enter the life of any great man, you will only recognize his ordinariness. This is not to say that de-flattening or deconstructing those extraordinary meanings. It's just that people can't be exempt from vulgarity, and even beautiful women will.
Saitama teacher usually has to buy vegetables to cook, encounter shopping mall discounts also have to overcome all difficulties to rush to buy, rice cakes and noodles are always available, beef hot pot is too expensive to eat. The question is our choice.
Perhaps too much time is wasted on satisfying the self-image in the hearts of others, becoming someone in the eyes of others, rather than becoming the person they want to be.
"Changing with one's own strength is the strength of man!" What makes Saitama sensei moving is that he shows this kind of temperament. There is no genetic mutation, no thunder in the sky, no struggle to the end with a hard reason, no threat to the point of mental collapse and split personality. Instead, through exercise, everyone can do it but few people can do it, and become a hero.
And as a hero, there is no grand reason, just because you want to be a hero, so you become a hero, do not give anyone face.
Just to be your own hero. Perhaps because most bald people have pure souls, Saitama Sensei is also bald.
The whole story is just to illustrate a simple idea, do what you want to do, you can get infinite power.
This is probably the posture that a hero should have.