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Anime has a way of presenting characters that resonate with audiences, particularly those who are invested in their development and personal growth. Jujutsu Kaisen and My Hero Academia are some of the most popular anime out there as of right now that perfectly displays character development and personal growth. While watching the entire series, it starts with the main character of the anime as weak and weird. Progressively they become physically stronger and more intelligent but at the same time, they both go through horrendous arcs that end up leading to where they are now. Although lots of people don’t watch anime, there are a ton who also watch anime and learn from those characters, life lessons you could say. In Jujutsu Kaisen, Itadaori Yuji story starts off with the death of his grandpa but before he died, he said that Itadori is strong and says that he should save the people that he can save, not to worry if they’ll thank them or not, and when he dies, he should be surrounded by people, unlike the grandpa himself that told Itadori all that. A few moments later, his grandpa gets taken away and is collecting his ashes after cremation. In that moment, despite losing the one he loves, he still moved forward in life with a purpose in life, with the new power he gained, and smiled despite the hard times. In My Hero Academia, Midoriya Izuku, better known as Deku, lives in a world where about 80 percent of the population is born with quirk like powers and he was a part of the unlucky 20 percent that was born with no quirk, wanting to be a superhero. This all changed when he met his number one hero named All Might. He started crying after hearing the words “Young man...you, too, can be a hero!”(tvtropes) being said by his hero. He later learns that he can inherit All Might's power but needs to be physically strong to be able to handle the power itself or he’ll die. Later on in the series, Deku trains very hard to handle and attain this power and does so for about 7-8 months by cleaning a beach that was displayed like a junkyard, moving fridges and large tires and all sorts of heavy stuff. Once those months were up, he was able to gain the ability from the person he adored most and used his power to help those like a real superhero! Both characters in both animes started out with no powers but in the end gained powers to do good and learned life lessons that we as viewers can use to apply to our real lives. Anime is very important to the culture of today because majority of the time, children and adults will be interested in animated shows and because of that, they could be attracted to anime shows that present a story that will entertain and change them.