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Right off the back it has been a while since I posted anything and I apologize I simply have been busy, but I will try to correct that.

¡NUEVO CARTOON! – Hara es la única luchadora del mundo, y junto a su amigo Tesu, combate contra la discriminación que sufre por los hombres brutales que poblan el planeta. Pero Hara tiene un lado oculto: ¡una transformación curvilínea que frustra sus planes!

Got to love Google translate–
NEW CARTOON! – Hara is the only fighter in the world, and with his friend Tesu, combating discrimination faced by brutal men that populate the planet. But Hara has a dark side: a curvilinear transformation that frustrates their plans!

Yea so Marmota is considered in my eyes the Spanish version of frederator they have funny spanish theme series which are to die for. Anyway the point is they have great content. I have only seen one episode and already I know that they have something here is they market the hell out of it.

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Every long-running manga generally develops a formula. It is a dreaded, yet sometimes necessary tactic for lengthening a manga. Some mangaka rely too heavily on the formula, and it makes the story stagnant. Others figure out how to keep it exciting, even if the reader knows the general formula. Below are some of the formulas I have noticed in the Big 3, plus a note on DBZ and HxH.

Bleach: Fight a super-strong enemy, and right when things look really bad, get a mega boost and overpower them. Get the enemy against the ropes, only for the enemy to reveal they were hiding their true power all along. Hero gets beaten nearly to death (but you are made to think they are dead). Then another hero (who just got a power boost from secret training) saves the day. Rinse repeat, and nobody but the bad guys die.

Naruto: Present an enemy. That’s not your real enemy, but you won’t know that until you defeat the decoy. Use team effort to defeat the decoy. Sometime between defeating the decoy and defeating the true enemy, everyone else gets overpowered and they put their trust in Naruto. Naruto has beefed up sometime before the final battle, and OP-Naruto saves the day.

One Piece: The Strawhat Crew is going somewhere, but ADD Luffy gets distracted and decides to do a side mission. The crew eventually splits up (Zoro always gets lost, Sanji always gets distracted by a girl). All of the crew fight someone of greater strength and just barely manage to win. They move on to the next place, slightly stronger, and with a bigger bounty on their hands. (They may or may not have picked up a crew member.)

Hunter x Hunter / Dragonball Z: You fight. You get defeated. You train. You get stronger. Some people die. You fight again. You win. (One story is severely more complex than the other though.)

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