But apparently most Anime wants you to think the world they're in is perfectly equitable. Naruto got to where he is by hard work, Luffy was just an ordinary kid, and there's absolutely nothing special about Ichigo. Of course Naruto turned out to be an elite amongst elite (heritage-wise), Luffy has connection to basically every powerful entity in the world, has the rarest aura type abilities, and can convert ordinary meat product into life force (I'd say this ability is far more insane compared to the rest), and Ichigo is obviously no ordinary human.
I mean, is Anime supposed to teach us a life lesson that if we all work hard we can throw fireballs like Goku or end up with 35 girls? Not that I have a problem with these characters, but why even pretend these guys are pretty much the most talented and luckiest individuals out there? Miyazaki's films all have a communist undertone to them (nothing good ever happens to the capitalists, even the good guys end up having their shops burned to the ground and so on) because he was part of the communist party in Japan. Is this supposed to be a hidden American 'land of opportunity' agenda where if you believe in yourself you can do anything?
I mean, is Anime supposed to teach us a life lesson that if we all work hard we can throw fireballs like Goku or end up with 35 girls? Not that I have a problem with these characters, but why even pretend these guys are pretty much the most talented and luckiest individuals out there? Miyazaki's films all have a communist undertone to them (nothing good ever happens to the capitalists, even the good guys end up having their shops burned to the ground and so on) because he was part of the communist party in Japan. Is this supposed to be a hidden American 'land of opportunity' agenda where if you believe in yourself you can do anything?
