For decades, anime has been known for its most powerful characters, making growth in strength a capital part of the medium. Especially among action series, physically weak characters are deemed the losers of anime – they are often called “useless” by a concerning number of anime community members. One major point of anime development is the physical growth of key characters, meaning that weakness is not an option.Every well-developed character has flaws and weaknesses ranging from physical to internal, and in the case of overcoming those weaknesses, anime has a common formula that pushes progress at a faster than normal pace. Solo Leveling takes a different approach with its weakest character that may not be what fans expected, but is an important stray from the norm. The focus is on the supporting character Joohee Lee, who is unjustly criticized by certain anime fans who fail to see what her weakness is and the best way for her to overcome it.Pushing through impossible limitations is a key staple in anime character growth. This ties into the Japanese spirit of “Yamato-Damashii,” which means that if one works hard enough, then their true power will be revealed. According to TV Tropes, this is tied to the trope of Hard Work Fallacy, meaning that one’s success and failure are purely tied to how motivated they are. Action series like Naruto, My Hero Academia, and Dragon Ball Z use these concepts as a core part of their stories and character development.
For decades, anime has been known for its most powerful characters, making growth in strength a capital part of the medium. Especially among action series, physically weak characters are deemed the losers of anime – they are often called “useless” by a concerning number of anime community members. One major point of anime development is the physical growth of key characters, meaning that weakness is not an option.
Every well-developed character has flaws and weaknesses ranging from physical to internal, and in the case of overcoming those weaknesses, anime has a common formula that pushes progress at a faster than normal pace. Solo Leveling takes a different approach with its weakest character that may not be what fans expected, but is an important stray from the norm. The focus is on the supporting character Joohee Lee, who is unjustly criticized by certain anime fans who fail to see what her weakness is and the best way for her to overcome it.
Pushing through impossible limitations is a key staple in anime character growth. This ties into the Japanese spirit of “Yamato-Damashii,” which means that if one works hard enough, then their true power will be revealed. According to TV Tropes, this is tied to the trope of Hard Work Fallacy, meaning that one’s success and failure are purely tied to how motivated they are. Action series like Naruto, My Hero Academia, and Dragon Ball Z use these concepts as a core part of their stories and character development.
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