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** [[User:Zetto San|I]] found the series to be [[Incredibly Lame Pun|very developed]] in terms of it's messages. It has a very well thought out anti-war message that doesn't come off as pretenious, and even explores how the heck one would even use the Ultimate Battle Stratagy practically.

* I am saddened that nobody's mentioned [[Bomberman Jetters (Anime)|Bomberman Jetters]] yet. The relationships between the team members and their family members are just plain heartwarming (especially White Bomber and his brother, I'm a sucker for brotherly love), and then the whole Jetters organization is kind of like another strange family -[[Vitriolic Best Buds|sometimes caring and supportive, other times hilariously violent towards one another]]. The bad guys are frequently funny too, although they have some moments that [[Tear Jerker|can and]] [[Evil Counterpart|will catch]] [[Arch Enemy|you off guard]]. And they visit so many crazy planets! There's plenty of action, lots of adventure, a nigh-unhealthy amount of wackiness, and many moments that will make you go "aww" for many reasons. I probably sound like a rabid fangirl but I don't care.

** Is that your only reason for enjoying ''Fist''? The art style is so freaking amazing, it not only gushes out the manliness from the heroes but also makes them as diversely emotional as manga's supposed to be. I, personally, feel refreshed every time Ken cracks a smile, something that he only does upon seeing the satisfaction of the people he helps. He's a badass, yet selfless and idealistic hero, and they make sure you remember it for every frame, even when exploding Mook heads. Well, I've only been reading the manga so far, but still it conveys the message in an epic way (which I think is, even [[After the End]], there will still be someone to come along for us in our time of need).

* ''[[Detective Conan (Manga)|Detective Conan]]''. From someone who grew up devouring any decent detective/mystery fiction he could get his hands on (Doyle, Christie, Mc Bain, Hammett, Queen, etc.) I was dubious about a mystery based series dealing with a teenaged detective turned kid. Then I read the manga. It's impossible to get through the stories without seeing how much the mangaka loves the genre and it's various tropes as much as I do, his knowledge and usage from countless mystery sub-genres are impressive as well. And while the filler episodes in the anime generally lack the same quality as their manga counterparts, the Non-Serial movies are surprisingly good.