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Introduction

Tatsumaki

Tatsumaki is an extremely confident loli esper who currently stands as the highest ranked, active hero in the Hero Association. Her arrogance seemingly knows no bounds and the brilliance of her grandiose technique support the assertions she's made in regards to the potency of her telekinesis. I absolutely adore Tatsumaki's self-esteem and strength in battle; her incredible emotional self-preservation acts as a tempestuous defense mechanism rivaling even her telekinetic capabilities.

When the S-Class heroes were first introduced, it was pleasantly surprising to me that the strongest (active) hero of all was in fact a woman according to the official, global conglomerate known as the Hero Association. It's a rarity for women to outshine men in Action/Adventure series, especially in Shounen anime. Without her, S-Class is just a gathering of dirty men and bois with hygienic complications trying to see who can flex harder. Tatsumaki's assertive nature is the aspect of her character that I love the most. Arrogance is traditionally a trait that I detest in villains because it is almost always the single fatal character flaw necessary to undermine and defeat said villain. For a heroic figure like Tatsumaki however, stupid pride is not a negative factor in terms of her likeability but instead acts as a supplementary positive aspect that only furthers her personable impression, in my opinion.

Background

Most of Tatsumaki's past is left up to readers' imagination but the author does sporadically leave crumbs here or there. Tatsumaki's incredible affinity toward telekinetic and psychokinetic abilities were obvious from as early as 7-years-old, and she was taken away from her family by curious scientists as a result. I thought it was really sad that scientists were able to confiscate Tatsumaki as if she were an object and conduct experiments on her, likely without her permission without any repercussions. Still, this miniscule fraction of background information does not grant me enough insight into what sort of person Tatsumaki really is. There are a plethora of unanswered questions left:

· What event caused her to develop a superiority complex?

· Why exactly is she the strongest esper, biologically and genetically speaking? Did she inherit powers from her parents through some mysterious bloodline limit?

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· Why does she like candy apples so much?!

These are all things that leave me wondering, and it doesn't seem as though the author plans to expand upon these subjects, considering the narrative does not focus on her due to her status as a side character, so I am left curious and disheartened. Regardless, it can be inferred from her social interactions that Tatsumaki did not get nearly enough attention as a child. Neglect is the leading cause for certain minor personality disorders such as the one that Tatsumaki has, so I'm willing to bet that her past is even sadder than viewers might consider it to be.

Personality

Evidenced on numerous occasions, Tatsumaki has an overwhelmingly competitive spirit. I mean just look at this GIF; she's legit salty just because a whole aerial plane can fly nearly as good as she can. I just find it interesting that her rivaling mentality goes beyond the coil of human beings and even biotic creatures in general, flowing even into the territory of man-made constructions. Tatsumaki is not the type of person who could ever be satisfied with second place; the only reason she's accepted her status as the 2nd highest ranked hero after S1 hero, Blast is due to some unexplained sense of respect for him as the one who caused Tatsumaki to want to be a hero in the first place. From what I could tell, a lot of One Punch Man fans seem to dislike the obnoxious, bratty sides to Tatsumaki but I personally find them to be precious and I accept this sector of her personality with jovial spirits.

The dynamics of Tatsumaki's personality ranges from being a bundle of impulses to a loveable tsundere. I'd say that she bears a certain resemblance to characters like Casca who feel an obligation to assert their dominance over the self-absorbed men in the male-dominated society in which she dwells. Throughout the series, I found myself hoping and praying for an increasing number of scenes focused on Tatsumaki, or at least for scenes featuring her. There are criminally few important female characters in this series- so few that I can count them on one hand. This only makes Tatsumaki and her lolified self that much more imperative to the plot in my eyes.

How This Character Appeals

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Tatsumaki is a girl the size of a middle-schooler, yet she has the stage presence of a million men, and can single-handedly cause havoc on and eliminate the forces of evil with finesse. This alone makes her a winner in my heart, but when you multiply that by her precious personality, it results in an irresistible girl who is clearly waifu material. I enoy the comedic undertone to every scene she's in as well as the habit she has of making any and everything her rival. I feel that it adds layers to her character whereas a lot of other minor characters have the standard 'Lol I'm strong but I'm just a side character so nothing to see here XD' type of personality and that archetype gets boring quickly.

Also worth mentioning is the fact that I tend to like strong characters such as Tsunade & Zoro, so Tatsumaki's psychic prowess definitely factors into my heightened opinion of her. Her character design allures me as well and adds a certain degree of individualism, since overpowered lolis seem to be a lost art in the anime community these days. The fact that a woman (who clearly doesn't meet the 5-foot height requirements for big roller coasters) can so brazenly demand respect from literally every human and monster that she comes into contact with is amazing to me, to say the least. Her adorable arrogance is her most definitive trait and is also incidentally the trait of hers that I find most appealing.

Conclusion

Overlooking her hot-headed nature momentarily, I find Tatsumaki to be a necessary and much obliged addition to the plot. The female-to-male hero ratio in this series is approximately a staggering 1-to-14 difference. Naturally, I along with others dislike the series a bit more because of this gender inequality. Still, I really like the wacky series that is One Punch Man either way, but I obviously enjoy seeing the few spunky girls present therewithin be given more limelight than some of the nonchalant and basic dudes polluting the narrative.

Coming to a close, I'd like to say that Tatsumaki deserves more love in the anime community than she receives for simply being so brave and bold against all odds. She is not all talk; she backs all of her confident commentation up with brute force every chance she is given and she is much, much more intelligent than seems to be on the surface. Following Fubuki, Tatsumaki is definitely the best girl of One Punch Man.

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❝ (Sigh)... Just leave the Final Boss to me, OK? ❞

Introduction

Tatsumaki is an extremely confident loli esper who currently stands as the highest ranked, active hero in the Hero Association. Her arrogance seemingly knows no bounds and the brilliance of her grandiose technique support the assertions she's made in regards to the potency of her telekinesis. I absolutely adore Tatsumaki's self-esteem and strength in battle; her incredible emotional self-preservation acts as a tempestuous defense mechanism rivaling even her telekinetic capabilities.

When the S-Class heroes were first introduced, it was pleasantly surprising to me that the strongest (active) hero of all was in fact a woman according to the official, global conglomerate known as the Hero Association. It's a rarity for women to outshine men in Action/Adventure series, especially in Shounen anime. Without her, S-Class is just a gathering of dirty men and bois with hygienic complications trying to see who can flex harder. Tatsumaki's assertive nature is the aspect of her character that I love the most. Arrogance is traditionally a trait that I detest in villains because it is almost always the single fatal character flaw necessary to undermine and defeat said villain. For a heroic figure like Tatsumaki however, stupid pride is not a negative factor in terms of her likeability but instead acts as a supplementary positive aspect that only furthers her personable impression, in my opinion.

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Background

Most of Tatsumaki's past is left up to readers' imagination but the author does sporadically leave crumbs here or there. Tatsumaki's incredible affinity toward telekinetic and psychokinetic abilities were obvious from as early as 7-years-old, and she was taken away from her family by curious scientists as a result. I thought it was really sad that scientists were able to confiscate Tatsumaki as if she were an object and conduct experiments on her, likely without her permission without any repercussions. Still, this miniscule fraction of background information does not grant me enough insight into what sort of person Tatsumaki really is. There are a plethora of unanswered questions left:

· What event caused her to develop a superiority complex?

· Why exactly is she the strongest esper, biologically and genetically speaking? Did she inherit powers from her parents through some mysterious bloodline limit?

· Why does she like candy apples so much?!

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These are all things that leave me wondering, and it doesn't seem as though the author plans to expand upon these subjects, considering the narrative does not focus on her due to her status as a side character, so I am left curious and disheartened. Regardless, it can be inferred from her social interactions that Tatsumaki did not get nearly enough attention as a child. Neglect is the leading cause for certain minor personality disorders such as the one that Tatsumaki has, so I'm willing to bet that her past is even sadder than viewers might consider it to be.

Personality

Evidenced on numerous occasions, Tatsumaki has an overwhelmingly competitive spirit. I mean just look at this GIF; she's legit salty just because a whole aerial plane can fly nearly as good as she can. I just find it interesting that her rivaling mentality goes beyond the coil of human beings and even biotic creatures in general, flowing even into the territory of man-made constructions. Tatsumaki is not the type of person who could ever be satisfied with second place; the only reason she's accepted her status as the 2nd highest ranked hero after S1 hero, Blast is due to some unexplained sense of respect for him as the one who caused Tatsumaki to want to be a hero in the first place. From what I could tell, a lot of One Punch Man fans seem to dislike the obnoxious, bratty sides to Tatsumaki but I personally find them to be precious and I accept this sector of her personality with jovial spirits.

The dynamics of Tatsumaki's personality ranges from being a bundle of impulses to a loveable tsundere. I'd say that she bears a certain resemblance to characters like Casca who feel an obligation to assert their dominance over the self-absorbed men in the male-dominated society in which she dwells. Throughout the series, I found myself hoping and praying for an increasing number of scenes focused on Tatsumaki, or at least for scenes featuring her. There are criminally few important female characters in this series- so few that I can count them on one hand. This only makes Tatsumaki and her lolified self that much more imperative to the plot in my eyes.

How This Character Appeals

Tatsumaki is a girl the size of a middle-schooler, yet she has the stage presence of a million men, and can single-handedly cause havoc on and eliminate the forces of evil with finesse. This alone makes her a winner in my heart, but when you multiply that by her precious personality, it results in an irresistible girl who is clearly waifu material. I enoy the comedic undertone to every scene she's in as well as the habit she has of making any and everything her rival. I feel that it adds layers to her character whereas a lot of other minor characters have the standard 'Lol I'm strong but I'm just a side character so nothing to see here XD' type of personality and that archetype gets boring quickly.

Also worth mentioning is the fact that I tend to like strong characters such as Tsunade & Zoro, so Tatsumaki's psychic prowess definitely factors into my heightened opinion of her. Her character design allures me as well and adds a certain degree of individualism, since overpowered lolis seem to be a lost art in the anime community these days. The fact that a woman (who clearly doesn't meet the 5-foot height requirements for big roller coasters) can so brazenly demand respect from literally every human and monster that she comes into contact with is amazing to me, to say the least. Her adorable arrogance is her most definitive trait and is also incidentally the trait of hers that I find most appealing.

Conclusion

Overlooking her hot-headed nature momentarily, I find Tatsumaki to be a necessary and much obliged addition to the plot. The female-to-male hero ratio in this series is approximately a staggering 1-to-14 difference. Naturally, I along with others dislike the series a bit more because of this gender inequality. Still, I really like the wacky series that is One Punch Man either way, but I obviously enjoy seeing the few spunky girls present therewithin be given more limelight than some of the nonchalant and basic dudes polluting the narrative.

Coming to a close, I'd like to say that Tatsumaki deserves more love in the anime community than she receives for simply being so brave and bold against all odds. She is not all talk; she backs all of her confident commentation up with brute force every chance she is given and she is much, much more intelligent than seems to be on the surface. Following Fubuki, Tatsumaki is definitely the best girl of One Punch Man.

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