[00:28] Is it the powers? Yes, but there's another thing that they all have and most fans look forward to, and that's the rage moments. Those moments where the characters lose all their patience and just snap and unleash
[00:40] the beast within them. These scenes run deep in anime and here from Kaneki going insane to Ichigo releasing his inner hollow, I present to you best rage moments of all time. First off, we have Reg versus Bondrewd.
[01:00] the new decade. Considered one of the best anime to come out of the modern its foot off the [music] gas, delivering us banger after banger of anime material. I've talked about how one of the villains, Bondrewd, had such an
[01:13] imposing first impression. He didn't have to be a physical abomination to incite horror and fear in his appearance. However, dark Reg sure gives completely flipped the switch here and anime dark Reg looked every bit as
[01:26] anime dark Reg looked every bit as menacing as the manga counterpart. >> Coming up is Luffy's elephant gun against Kaido.
[01:48] moments that happen during a tough battle, there's little in the way of concerned. It really helps that the anime team really emphasized [music] the power and the emotions he had boiling within him as he descends to strike down
[02:02] Kaido with elephant gun. The speed lines, the close-ups on his face and the sheer power welling up in that moment, such is truly the magic of anime and its ability to make the fans feel so emotional.
[02:28] enemies, but this moment against Dante is something else. is something else. >> [snorts]
[02:40] got fights and conflicts on a scale like we've never seen before and we got peak in scenes that gets fans off their feet Bulls gave us a glimpse of Asta at his most destructive and it's a treat to
[02:53] see. Seeing his comrades get attacked was enough to put Asta in a rage mode unlike anything we've seen before. Hearing him scream his heart out here gave me some chills. People back then often meaned about Asta shouting in
[03:05] early Black Clover, but when utilized the right way, Asta's rage-filled shouts the right way, Asta's rage-filled shouts gave us this moment to remember.
[03:25] around, but you really know Daki pushed a button too many when we finally get to phase of the fight then proceeds with Tanjiro fighting in a much more brutal manner than before. It's enough to get him to match Daki and manhandle the
[03:38] demon en route to what looked like a massacre. Daki's attacks all look feeble in front of this Tanjiro. This is Tanjiro using his rage to temporarily break his limits, unlocking the road to a new burst of power that we haven't
[03:50] seen him utilize before. Surely one of the highlights of this long battle that the highlights of this long battle that defines the entertainment district arc.
[04:02] NOW, NOT just yet as we proceed with Yuji versus Mahito. Yuji versus Mahito. >> [screaming] Mahito gives us a new perspective on Yuji. It's the most rage-filled he's
[04:17] can feel the tension at its highest taking everything in stride, you got to admit he got one hell of a trashing, too. In the end, it's nice to see this fight drill it in that supernise a
[04:30] just any convenient anime power up that our hero has access to. It does feel like an offshoot of hollow Ichigo in a way at first, but when it comes to execution, I think that makes Jujutsu Kaisen cool with an identity OF ITS OWN.
[04:52] WE HAVE ENDEAVOR VERSUS High End as the next moment. that showcased Endeavor at his peak powers. How powerful would he be going
[05:04] all out? But for me, it's also the fight that unleashes the pent-up anger that he shocking as it sounds, like Endeavor's not the nicest guy or dad around, but he never had an outburst like this in the series, no? And it's that unshakeable
[05:17] drive, that unstoppable desire that he derives his power from. The fight also serves as Endeavor burning away his past and moving forward as he himself said. It also ends up giving us a finisher that sent chills through MHA fans'
[05:29] that sent chills through MHA fans' spines. next spot ON THE LIST. >> [screaming]
[05:45] fights in such a violent and unhinged manner, but Chainsaw Man did it. The statement when it comes to representing Here, you have a killing machine laying waste to everything in sight and the
[05:58] fans are loving every moment of it. Overall, this is a great scene that sets moving forward. It's every bit of what fans wanted and expected and I don't punches moving forward. It's the opposite, in fact. Prepare for more
[06:13] rage, blood and brutality. >> [screaming]
[06:25] the top in terms of violence, something grittier, more rooted in reality, here's grittier, more rooted in reality, here's Mikey.
[06:38] blood splattering or the superpowers. If you want some good old hand-to-hand combat and intense gritty shows of camaraderie, Tokyo Revengers might just be your jam. The Toman gang find themselves in a pickle against the
[06:50] dominating Valhalla. It's an all-out gang war that had Mikey on the ropes, as find out, however, there's no force more powerful than your leader's pure big hits that would have knocked someone
[07:04] out, all it took was a little shaking off of cobwebs and triggers to get Mikey into this mode, resulting in a kick that new gen anime fans will never forget. Not trying to discredit the Valhalla, not everyone can push Mikey to the brink
[07:16] of the mindset, but let's just say that he's not called invincible Mikey for lesson that day, one that gave enough credence to that nickname. credence to that nickname. >> [snorts]
[07:37] characters in Blade of the Guardians and with his skills in using swords, he's a formidable opponent through and through. Laying eyes on the severed head of his companion, Lao Mo, Dharma could no longer hold himself back and was
[07:49] intoxicated with rage. Drawing his sword, Dharma was ready to bathe in the all, he portrayed his spirit as a warrior and as a loyal friend ready to defend those important to him without batting an eyelid. You'd expect decent
[08:03] Chinese anime, but this one takes the cake. The choreography was clean and I even felt like I was angry for a moment seeing just how well executed it really was.
[08:25] the Immortal King. Wang Ling shows his true power. realized that the one thing you shouldn't do in a cultivation anime is
[08:38] to enrage the overpowered MC. We also got to see the true power of gender equality. The fight was one-sided and he wouldn't even stop if it wasn't for a vision he had with Sun Rong. What made this rage moment so good was that it
[08:51] deep inside of him, including his ability to feel anger. He was so angry still couldn't stop him. The fight scene beautiful effects of their attacks being the highlight, especially the punch
[09:06] goes to show that people should stop sleeping on Chinese anime and just give sleeping on Chinese anime and just give IT A GO.
[09:19] Tanjiro cuts off Gyutaro's head. >> [screaming] strength and sheer will. Even though Tanjiro took a sickle to the mouth, he
[09:32] still charged in, which has got to hurt. The way Tanjiro's eyes turned white, the manifestation of his demon slayer mark and his hair resembling a blazing flame was breathtaking to watch. Viewers got goosebumps as the slicing sound effects
[09:45] at the very end made it all so satisfying. This was the beginning of Tanjiro's growth as a sun breather and how he would become the foundation of how he would become the foundation of the Demon Slayer's Corps survival.
[10:04] >> With another brutal showdown, we have Tokyo Ghoul, Ken Kaneki versus Jason. weeks of horrendous torture from Jason to the point that Kaneki's hair turns
[10:17] white. After accepting his inner ghoul, Kaneki goes into rage mode and he might [music] but he proved that he was just as terrifying as the strongest ghouls there are. Fans love seeing Jason take a beating and on top of it all, Kaneki
[10:30] made Jason count backward and even ate him at the end, which goes to show how twisted Kaneki suddenly became. From a shy human boy to a merciless half-ghoul, beatdown. It was one of the best scenes in Tokyo Ghoul and by far a legendary
[10:45] in Tokyo Ghoul and by far a legendary moment in all of anime. >> Speaking of legendary moments, next up is Fairy Tail where Natsu transforms into END. >> [screaming and groaning]
[11:03] is the dark wizard Zeref's ultimate creation. As Natsu discovers his true identity and relationship with END, he experiences a surge of betrayal, rage, and determination. Natsu's visual transition into END is breathtaking. His
[11:18] appearance changes dramatically with scales, horns, and demonic features all enveloped in an eerie glow. This build-up and all of excitement sets the build-up and all of excitement sets the stage for a spectacular transition.
[11:41] have another one from One Piece when Luffy punched a Celestial Dragon. >> [groaning] [screaming]
[11:54] we all know who delivered one of the most satisfying punches in all of anime. During the Sabaody arc, Luffy and his crew find themselves in an auction for shoot Hachan just because he was a fish-man. Now, you know, knowing Luffy,
[12:07] that in front of him. As Saint Charlos celebrated his actions, the captain of the Straw Hats could no longer contain himself. The punch was thrown so hard that Luffy momentarily sent Saint Charlos back into the manga panel before
[12:20] Charlos back into the manga panel before crashing into the seats behind him.
[12:33] Next up is Tsukimichi, Makoto snaps against Shion. had truly happened to his friends. The
[12:46] accident, but planned. Realizing what had happened, Makoto tracks down Shion to enact his revenge. It's not every day you see an innocent character snap. But man, Makoto really created a vibe of his
[12:59] own. I thought the show was just a happy slice of life fantasy anime, but it proved me wrong with this scene alone. If you thought Tanjiro was nice, then Makoto was an angel. So, that's why it's so surprising that when he's consumed
[13:11] with rage, even he could do what Asta couldn't. Next up, we have Black Clover, Asta versus Ladros.
[13:29] appreciate just how strong of an individual Asta really is and the first time we've seen him go all out with his anti-magic and demon powers. Ladros was confident and even attempted to absorb Asta's anti-magic sword. When all seemed
[13:42] lost, in one of the most epic moments of Black Clover, Asta entered his anti-magic demon form and then we all knew where their entire budget was totally different from the beginning parts of the series and even looked like
[13:55] Devilman Crybaby when Asta met Liebe for the first time. The way Asta transformed, the way he blitzed Ladros at the end, especially the impact frames when Asta emerged from the flames was just epic. Although we did want Asta to
[14:08] end Ladros, which he didn't, it meant the ending of that moment still kept the few rage moments we'll ever get to see in Black Clover and it's safe to say it didn't disappoint.
[14:21] didn't disappoint. >> [screaming] >> With another demonic transformation in the list, we have Seraph of the End, Yuu the list, we have Seraph of the End, Yuu turns into a demon.
[14:38] Shinoa, suffer at the hands of his enemies, Yuu couldn't hold back his out. Now, this is what we expected to happen to Asta where the MC just loses control and gives in to his primal anger
[14:50] and rage. Yuu was reborn into a monster and even if Mika was there, he just straight up destroyed everything in his path with one simple move. His rage caused him to transform in a horrific and immensely painful way, which made
[15:03] the scene even more amazing. This was a true rage moment where even if it didn't have a million-dollar budget animation, the impact was just as effective. The black ooze and his one giant wing were perfect in terms of character design.
[15:16] Not only that, this was a foreshadowing of what was about to come and the bigger of what was about to come and the bigger horrors that awaited the characters.
[15:32] Moving on, we have Hajime no Ippo, Takamura versus Hawk. pre-fight trash talk, and slapping Takamura's coach right in front of him,
[15:46] Takamura was dumbfounded and enraged. During their fight, as Takamura was losing consciousness, he snaps, remembering it was his opponent's fault conference. This was the moment where even if he was about to go unconscious,
[15:59] sheer will and anger kept his body going. The animation was insane and everyone expected Takamura to have a comeback, but not as beastly as this emotionally packed encounter that demonstrated the physical and mental
[16:13] as the dedication of the people involved. Even when he was pushed back to a corner, Takamura became a monster and beat Hawk at the end.
[16:32] iconic rage scenes in all of anime, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Roy Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Roy Mustang takes on Envy.
[16:44] >> This moment is always on lists like this and rightfully so. Overcome by a deep, seething rage, Roy was relentless with his attacks and brought down divine punishment on Envy. Each time Roy snapped his fingers, he burned Envy
[16:57] repeatedly until he was nothing but ash and burnt flesh. Each attack was filled which was why it was so satisfying to watch. Roy's wrath emotionally connects with the audience. Viewers have grown to love Roy as a character who represents
[17:12] loyalty, justice, and devotion to his teammates. Seeing him focus his rage on a ferocious battle against Envy was a once-in-a-lifetime moment for us to see his character grow. His usual calm and strategic approaches replaced by a
[17:25] madman willing to do anything to avenge his fallen friend. The animation, voice top-notch. >> [screaming]
[17:43] >> Blitzing in it is Attack on Titan, Levi defeats the Beast Titan. >> After Erwin's god-like speech that made each one of us feel like we were a part of the Scouts, Levi, who went into demon mode after seeing every one of his
[17:56] comrades die at the hand of the Beast Titan, proceeds to give us one of the best one-sided fights in the series. He wasted no time and as humanity's strongest soldier, he rushed the Beast Titan and brought it down in an instant.
[18:09] when he brought Zeke out and proceeded to shove a sword inside his mouth. The moment was intense. The way Wit Studio especially when he sliced through the Beast Titan's arm. Levi definitely had a
[18:23] few rage scenes, but this one was by far the best in terms of emotional impact and the anticlimactic ending it had. He proved that even if you're taller than a house, when you've got a short, angry guy after you, there is no escape.
[18:44] some individuals because we have Gintama, Gintoki versus Jirocho.
[18:56] series as a joke, it can be equally dramatic, intense, and relatable if it conflict stems from their own histories funny and laid-back personality and replaced it with pure bloodlust after he
[19:11] saw Otose lifeless. Jirocho was responsible for all of this and he really regretted it. Even though Gintoki had a wooden sword, he was able to overpower Jirocho even when it was broken. The studio went all out making
[19:23] it clear to us just how powerful each of Gintoki's strikes were. It wasn't just anger, Gintoki was feeling guilt and sadness as well, which drove him to become insane. This moment proved that Gintama wasn't all just fun and games,
[19:35] it could be serious as well, giving us another rage moment to remember. this entry was one of the most memorable moments in Dragon Ball. Goku rages after
[19:50] the Frieza kills Krillin in front of him. series climatic fight on the planet Namek. Bruised and battered from a long
[20:04] just happened. He just witnessed the death of his best friend Krillin at the hands of his enemy Frieza. Seeing his friend blow up in midair [music] made something deep inside Goku snap. The animation might be old, but it's no
[20:17] doubt worthy of being top six. After reaching his iconic form, Goku proceeds limit. The way Goku just started a staple of the series, especially when he's transforming into new forms, and
[20:31] the moment Krillin just exploded into oblivion was just shocking to see.
[20:43] three of anime, we have Bleach, where Ichigo unleashes his inner hollow.
[21:00] >> Ulquiorra, being one of the strongest Espada in Aizen's army, proves to be an own strength. As hope seems to have disappeared, Orihime makes a desperate cry for Ichigo, begging him to help her. And by doing so, Ichigo's lifeless body
[21:15] transforms into something sinister, a hollowfication unlike any other. Ichigo looks so ruthless that it made Ulquiorra look like the hero. From Ichigo breaking caring for Orihime, the one he was going to save, to him stepping on Ulquiorra's
[21:30] head, it was a battle of epic proportions. This hollow form was the and it did its job, showing us what would happen if you got on his bad side. The moment was amazing due to its meticulous build-up, stunning visuals,
[21:43] emotional resonance, and the embodiment of Ichigo's character development and ideals. It's a pivotal moment that showcases his growth as a hero with an innate demon and leaves a lasting impact on fans of the series.
[22:04] moment when Naruto succumbed to his pure hatred against Pain.
[22:26] destruction of his village, and Hinata's unconscious body lying motionless in front of him, Naruto's sanity was driven to the edge. In this moment of weakness, the nine tails took over Naruto's body using his rage. Although the fight did
[22:39] animation, the way Naruto negated and overpowered every attack Pain threw at him was just badass to watch. The entire fight reshaped the landscape into a desolate and barren wasteland. The build-up towards transformation, the
[22:52] animation and writing, along with him finally succumbing to his emotions was Naruto was going to pack up Pain with sage mode, but it was even better seeing him go all out. Naruto was running at Pain like a madman, hitting him with
[23:06] rubble until only his head was the only thing out of the ground. Better yet, he even got a second transformation, looking scarier than before as bones started coming out from his body. We got to see how ferocious the Kurama really
[23:18] to see how ferocious the Kurama really is, and it didn't disappoint.
[23:30] one always has to be on the list. Mob Psycho, Mob's 100% rage against Gouyama.
[23:43] beaten up by Gouyama, Mob immediately steps in to save Ritsu. During his first attempt, Gouyama caught him off guard and he was able to overwhelm Mob using his telekinetic helix. Mob's rage reached a level he was so desperately
[23:55] reached a level he was so desperately avoiding. Mob's emotions had hit 100%. Gouyama stood no chance at all and was being thrown left and right. Gouyama was just grabbed his face and they just broke the sound barrier. The
[24:08] choreography of the animation was one of its biggest highlights, making it more satisfying to see Mob teach Gouyama a lesson. The animation wasn't a downer moments, you could always count on Mob Psycho to do the job. The vibrant
[24:21] creative visual effects create an intense and captivating spectacle that demonstrates that even the most reserved and gentle individuals have the potential for incredible strength when their emotions are pushed to the limit.
[24:43] We have another underrated rage moment, Hyakkimaru after Mio's death. >> What would you do if the only person who ever showed you kindness was killed Hyakkimaru stood there listening to Mio's faint voice as she sang in her
[24:59] final moments, something inside the young man snapped. As Hyakkimaru screamed in agony from the rage he felt, no one could have predicted what was about to happen next. Instead of crying his eyes out, Hyakkimaru instead went on
[25:11] a killing spree, stabbing and slicing his opponents as he was unstoppable. There weren't any special abilities, no power-ups, no holding back. Hyakkimaru ground turn red with his opponent's blood. This scene is brutal as the
[25:25] audience witnesses Hyakkimaru's rage and sorrow, which is both satisfying and heart-rending. It's a moment that encapsulates the complexities of human battle scene. >> [screaming]
[25:42] moment in all of anime, we have Hunter x Hunter, Gon versus Neferpitou.
[25:58] we think of him as a carefree, happy-go-lucky kid that only has two dreams: to find his missing father and to become a world-renowned hunter. So, confronts Neferpitou, the one responsible for his friend Kite's death,
[26:13] we see Gon for the first time ever exploding with rage, sacrificing revenge. Instead of the normal sudden power-up, Gon offered his entire future and his potential as a human to gain an insane amount of power. This is when you
[26:27] know Gon was willing to risk it all because he forced his body to grow to Neferpitou. There were no other emotions here, it was just pure rage. His punches were so heavy that they sent Neferpitou flying. The visual effects were out of
[26:41] this world, and the emotions were just too real to take in.
[27:05] surprise. You see, Touma's fight against Enjiku is absolutely wild, but when Souya sees his boy getting wrecked, it's a different level of personal. He finally loses it when he sees Hakkai being beaten by one of the Haitani
[27:17] little quirk, and he's known as angry flowing, Souya's inner beast awakens and he becomes the crying blue ogre. And when this dude cries, everyone cries,
[27:29] poor Haitani brothers got to experience this firsthand, and they were definitely not expecting it. Souya's punches literally sounded like shotgun shots, ever. Why is this such a good rage moment? No one expected Souya to be the
[27:43] guy who turned the tide of battle. Everyone thinks he's just Naoya's quiet brother hanging out in the background until he isn't.
[28:07] mode after he witnessed the death of someone very close to him. You see, a man with nothing to lose is a dangerous force to mess with. Now, this dude was locked up just like All For One from My Hero Academia, and when he finally
[28:20] breaks free, he makes sure to give us all a show. This guy's emotional dam ultimately burst, and what followed was nothing short of a massacre. One by one, Adonis murders all those evil humans in the most painful way, blowing everyone
[28:32] What's absolutely terrifying about Adonis's rage mode is that it was an absolute bloodbath. Flames, destruction, screams, it's a scene straight out of a civilians watching go, "Oh, no, this is literally the consequences of our
[28:47] arrogant, so sure they were on the right side, now have to face the fact that side, now have to face the fact that they poked the wrong bear.
[29:10] Certain Scientific Railgun, who unleashes her fury on Baba, a hacker and generally an awful person. You see, Baba thinks he can get away with all the with Mikoto's friends, but also manipulated other espers in Academy City
[29:23] almost like he forgot who he was dealing with, but the moment he laid a finger on This was seriously the moment we all lived for. Mikoto literally pulled apart the entire Type Mantis robot in seconds
[29:36] without even breaking a sweat. And she does it all with this cool, determined moment where you just want to cheer because it's so satisfying. This just goes to show exactly why making enemies with Misaka is dangerous to your life.
[29:48] Also, huge respect for Baba's voice actor for making him so infuriating. His actor for making him so infuriating. His voice alone makes me want to punch Baba.
[30:10] pumping fight between Denji and Bat Devil. Now, Denji's motivation behind this fight is quite interesting. After Bat Devil ate Power, Denji wasn't going the promise Power made to him? Yeah, that's exactly why. I mean, this guy
[30:23] might be the most relatable hero to you. Driven by rage, Denji first cuts off the Bat Devil's wing. What follows is nothing short of brutal because the way Denji ended the Bat Devil's life was oh so painful. There were guts spilling
[30:35] mess with a guy who hasn't even copped a feeling. You getting me, right? we just satisfying it is to see Denji unleash that, this is one of the most visually stunning fight scenes in the history of
[30:48] want to keep watching and never end. Thank you, Mappa.
[31:12] about Ichigo's epic rage moment in Bleach Thousand-Year Blood War Arc. If you thought this guy couldn't get any more intense, then think again. Ichigo friends in the Soul Society are thrown into chaos by the Quincy forces led by
[31:27] the big bad Yhwach. I mean, come on, this isn't just any old battle, it's an cares about on the line. He was pissed beyond belief once he saw how mangled up Byakuya was. I mean, he was so mad that he was evaporating the water around him.
[31:40] Bro gives the old man Yhwach a tough time and even burns his arm. That's what hero. This moment solidifies Ichigo as a powerful protector and a formidable highlight in the Bleach saga. There's something deeply satisfying about seeing
[31:54] a normally composed hero like Ichigo let loose in such an explosive way. He's always carried the weight of protecting others, but this time it's personal.
[32:22] Beatrix and watching their adorable swordplay, Shadow decided that their playtime was over. That's why Shadow left both the girls in awe after of anyone and doesn't need to run away is nothing short of epic. Shadow starts
[32:36] preparing to unleash his signature I Am Atomic attack and you can practically see the panic set in for Iris and Beatrix. They were staring death in the What does Shadow do? He doesn't even need to finish them off with that insane
[32:49] move. Instead, he pulls I'm out of here. He still left Iris on the ground crying him. I mean, Iris should have challenged Shadow to a shouting match. That could victory, right? I absolutely love this rage moment because it's not just about
[33:02] total dominance without even breaking a sweat. Plus, it's always funny and overpowered that they can afford to just walk away while their opponents are left questioning what the hell actually just happened.
[33:16] happened. >> [screaming] [screaming] [groaning]
[33:35] which is the moment when he proves that he's not a force to be messed with. You climbing the tower, Bam sees Rachel getting hurt in front of him. And being the simp he is, Bam can't control himself and jumps in to save her. But
[33:48] something within him snaps and he unleashes Shinsu in ways we've never absolutely destroy the one who hurt Rachel, he was controlled by a mysterious entity. This rage moment is so good because it's a turning point for
[34:01] Bam. It's the first time we truly see just how dangerous he can be when pushed that sweet exterior is a force that can shake the very foundations of the tower. And for fans, it was a clear sign that Bam isn't just some ordinary climber,
[34:14] Bam isn't just some ordinary climber, he's a game-changer.
[34:37] against Ultimatcia in Ragna Crimson. So, here's the deal. Ultimatcia isn't just your run-of-the-mill villain. She's a world-destroying dragon lord with power levels that would make most crumble in fear. She's been scheming, wrecking
[34:49] untouchable. When Ragna learns about her twisted schemes, he lets loose and gives And honestly, Ultimatcia became Traumacia in no time. What makes this rage moment so iconic is how relentless Ragna is. He doesn't give Ultimatcia a
[35:03] second to breathe, let alone heal. He's throwing out attacks faster than she can comprehend, cutting through her spells and barriers like they're nothing. Ragna and makes his own laws when it comes to combat. I mean, I've never seen so much
[35:16] violence against a girl in any anime. But to be fair, Ultimatcia deserved But to be fair, Ultimatcia deserved every moment of it.
[35:41] assassin mode against Sickle and Chain Barnaby in Spy x Family. Now, we all housewife, something that she desperately tries to become. So, what exactly does she do? She takes down bad
[35:53] Barnaby is the perfect example of that. When Yor senses bloodlust from that dude, she wastes no time and decides to confront him. I love how that dude's body felt fear even before Yor unleashed her rage on him. Yor looked exactly like
[36:06] an apex predator who'd found her prey. She literally restricted Sickle and quickly knocked him out cold. Sickle and Chain Barnaby's first mistake was having Anya there, and his second was taking his eyes off Yor for even just a second.
[36:19] see a chick who knows how to be more than a damsel in distress, and we all dig it. Not to mention how slick the animation was during this scene.
[36:44] moment against Tomura Shigaraki, the menace to everyone in the world of My Hero Academia. You see, our heroes have been trying to fight Shigaraki for a long time now. When Shigaraki hurts Bakugo right in front of Midoriya's eyes
[36:56] and calls it unnecessary bloodshed, Midoriya loses it. At this point, strategy or safety, he's just seeing red. The guy looks at Shigaraki with so about to straight-up devour him on the
[37:09] to nothing, Midoriya approached Shigaraki to absolutely annihilate him, but he was stopped by Nana Shimura, one of the wielders of One For All. But I moments when we see Midoriya this out of control and badass. It's nothing short
[37:23] shown up, Deku might have turned Shigaraki into a crater, but let's be real, the collateral damage would have been off the charts.
[37:49] of Naofumi's wrath shield that we got to see know our boy. So, what does he do? In order to destroy the barrage of
[38:02] monsters, Naofumi unleashes his wrath shield. It's basically Naofumi's way of watch my wrath." The shield becomes a powerhouse of rage, absorbing all the bad vibes and negativity thrown at him and turning them into pure unfiltered
[38:16] fury. But hey, this attack comes with a price and takes a toll on our poor boy. push comes to shove. This moment is so good because it showcases Naofumi's go from a mistreated underdog to a fierce warrior who isn't afraid to fight
[38:30] fierce warrior who isn't afraid to fight back, and we couldn't be any prouder.
[38:51] upper-rank hunters in Solo Leveling is a sight to behold. Not only because of its intensity, but also because of the animation. After getting trapped in the fellow hunters, Sung Jin Woo had no choice but to face the boss all on his
[39:04] own. But hey, this is Solo Leveling, so it's no surprise that he had to go in alone, but let's not get caught up in fed up with those hunters and their underhanded tactics. So, when they
[39:16] strutted back in, only to find Sung Jin Woo waiting for them, it felt like sweet karma. While the hunters hesitated, Sung Jin Woo was having his own internal decided for them, and so he didn't hold back. Watching him emotionlessly take
[39:30] down all those hunters was a sight to behold, especially with that bittersweet absolutely loved the payback those cocky hunters received because watching Sung Jin Woo kill them mercilessly is oh so satisfying. After all, it's always fun
[39:43] satisfying. After all, it's always fun to watch Sung Jinwoo flexing his powers.
[40:06] being enraged was the moment we'd all been waiting for. It literally yes, literally broke the internet. Now, Haruta is the kind of villain who will and his mischief. When Nanami walks in,
[40:18] runs out. Well, at least by a little bit. Haruta tried to kick Nanami in his stomach only to find out that he'd been trying to hit a wall. What comes next is Nanami's silent rage destroys this poor femboy. It's always the calmest of the
[40:32] bunch that goes crazy when angry. That punch was so damn satisfying. It makes you want to watch it over and over again on a loop. And the way Nanami held Haruta by his ponytail makes me go, "It should have been me, not him." Anyway,
[40:45] lesson learned. Never piss off a man who just wants to clock out and go home. Not godly that you could screenshot the scene just fine and it's an instant scene just fine and it's an instant wallpaper.
[41:15] with Daki? Yeah, we're going to be talking about that. When Daki tried hurting Tanjiro, Nezuko couldn't sit back and watch. She decided to jump right into the battlefield and kick Daki with so much power her head flew off.
[41:28] This fight was brutal on all levels since Daki didn't hold back as well. Honestly, during this fight, I couldn't help but think if Nezuko was using leg lot of leg strength against Daki, but hey, it might just be fan service. As if
[41:41] that epic scenario wasn't enough, the art and animation are borderline godly. Who even didn't get goosebumps? In the end, Nezuko's rage and determination push her to new heights proving that she's not just a cute demon girl, but a
[41:53] have underestimated her, but Nezuko delivers a powerful lesson, never mess with family.
[42:21] mild-mannered wolf decides to go all out against Lion. Mind you, he's not just any ordinary character from Beastars. Lion is the head honcho of a criminal gang. Now, this guy made a grave mistake of kidnapping Haru and actually trying
[42:34] to eat her. Legoshi flips the switch and turns on his beast mode, absolutely overpowers Lion and um leaves Haru traumatized, I suppose. I absolutely love this rage moment. The mix of human fighting moves like punches and knees to
[42:46] the chin and then animal instincts like dodging, biting, landing on all fours, It really drives home the point that Legoshi is a wolf through and through. He finally accepts his beast side right in front of Haru without holding back.
[43:00] Without those wild animalistic touches, this scene wouldn't have hit as hard. for making it so intense and fun to watch.
[43:20] jaw-dropping moment when Luffy in a fury used his epic Red Rock against Kaido. and the goofiest character amongst all is typically the worst when angry. You see, Luffy goes into Gear 3, inflates his fist like a balloon and then
[43:35] channels some serious advanced Busoshoku Haki into it. Then, bam! He delivers this massive flaming punch that's not just powerful, but absolutely epic. The so-called indestructible Yonko Kaido really took a bad hit here. Kaido was
[43:49] because he'd been ticking Luffy off all this time. But, let's take a moment to emotional weight of this scene. It's pure One Piece magic. The visuals are stunning and you can feel the intensity of the moment pulsing through your
[44:03] screen. True fans know exactly what I'm talking about. It's a moment that'll your heart races. >> [groaning]
[44:19] remain composed considering all the things he's been through in the whole of into the zone of raging fury, there's little anyone can do to stop Levi. OVA is more emotional than anything. You can just feel the power in the scene and
[44:33] it further exemplifies the things that Levi had to endure to mold him into the Losing friends is never easy, but hearing Levi scream and the pure emotion the chills. >> [music]
[44:47] >> [music] [screaming]
[45:10] >> What I like about Jujutsu Kaisen is that throughout its run, it got the chance to characters. Everyone knows Gojo and his moment. Megumi's moment came in episode 23 when he finally leaves his comfort zone in the battle against the curse
[45:23] pushing himself past his limits with his all new domain expansion, Chimera Shadow feel like it's a surreal sight to see Megumi pull off such a dark and ominous looking ability while bleeding with that crazed face on. Everything from visuals
[45:36] make this a scene to remember. It came late in the show's run, but Jujutsu Kaisen really gave us a finale to remember for its first season.
[46:11] to not get angry, gets angry. Like, apocalyptically angry. Haumea basically speedruns every trauma trigger this man has. She burned Inca and Sumire alive, paraded Sister Iris's corpse like a trophy, and then has Captain Obi, the
[46:26] one person Shinra would die for, get slipped by his own doppelganger. Bruh. Bruh. 12 years of I'm going to be a hero just evaporated in a single scene. The black flames didn't just consume Shinra, they
[46:41] consumed the whole damn planet. This man went from I'll save everyone to literally being the reason everyone dies. The writers really said, "What if we made hope itself rage quit?" And honestly, peak.