Whether if the character is like goku from Dragon Ball, Meliodas from The Seven Deadly Sins, Saitama from One Punch Man, or Izuku from My Hero Academia. There's some things I thought about for any author that's thinking about making this type of story.
1. Don't do what Toriyama did with Goku for EVERY BATTLE
If I had a wattpad coin for every battle in a book where suddenly we get a boost/power up last second, ehhhh I would probably have a little more than the most popular deal. But like other strong characters from other animes, its very similar where instead of something else coming in to prevent us from losing (if losing is a big no no in this case) or anything in fact that can end the fight for us, we're gonna suddenly end it. Its often another transformation or the thought of refusing to quit and now we can clutch the United States of Smash move on the enemy threatening to destroy the world. This happening too much is gonna make a mini fan base of its own and uhhh.....you choose how long the protagonist stays like that. 👋💨
2. Dude don't always gotta be the biggest
It is nice how generous some authors are in making us look cool with some muscle everyone would wish to have if they already don't have some form of build. But lets not make the imagination lead to looking like the hulk or Ira Gamagori from Kill la Kill.
I so far only got 2 in there if you want more comment down below and I'll look into it.
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Story Ideas for Writers & Tips
RandomThis book is inspired from reading a few stories out there. Many ideas bouncing around after reading a few chapters in and I thought: "What if the story went this way?" Whether if you're new to writing, or a veteran looking for outside creativity. ...
