Audience reviews
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ThatSunnyGuy
Honestly, I am happy watching this from the first to the last seasons.
This entire season was about character development and how important character like Mob, Reigan and so many others evolve and mature throughout the whole series. Throughout of this series I saw Mob being a introvert and shy over a girl. Now I see him becoming a member of a group he likes, being a good brother, being a helpful in the job he is in and accepting others. What I saw is mob being himself. This is a embodiment of maturity at it finest.
And for Reigan, he is by far my favourite character. Yes, he might be shady but he is someone who actually cares for Mob and became a teacher figure to him. I respect him for taking on people but also being a listener for Mob.
Do I recommend this anime? Yes!
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Mob's rage might solo all fiction no joke.
But in all seriousness, though, this show was worth the watch. Mob Psycho showed us how there doesn't have to be a complex plot and writing for a show to be considered good. The antagonists of this show are meh and despite that it didn't really stop me from caring since this show isn't about fights or power. It's more about internal growth and how one is affected by it and Shiego is the perfect embodiement of this. I see many people relating to Mob's thoughts and emotions, as I do too to a large degree. Mob will hands down be one of my favourite protagonists to come in the future and do see myself rewatching this in the future.
This is definitely my comfort TV show.
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Coming off the second season of Mob Psycho, this had quite a bit to live up to and for the most part it did. It picks up from the end of the last season where a giant piece of broccoli sprouts up and some shenanigans ensue.
Let’s start with the characters, like usual, the characters here are good specifically the main cast they’re all great and fun. Katsuya was a nice surprise to join Reagan and I liked him. Reagan, as you can imagine was still great and hid relationship with Mob was still interesting to see. The growth from Mob was one of the stand outs for me, to see him finally becoming more independent and being more sure of himself felt very earned, he was the highlight character for this season. Dimple finally got what he wanted but realized his connection with Mob and the others a…
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Mob Psycho 100 III is, above all, the conclusion of Mob's journey of growth.
Since the first season, we've followed an extremely powerful but emotionally repressed boy, someone who didn't know how to deal with his own feelings and tried to live like a "normal" person while carrying an absurd power within him. This third season takes everything that was built previously and transforms it into a much more emotional, mature, and human narrative.
The strange and characteristic humor of the work remains present, something that has always been part of Mob Psycho's identity, but this time it shares space with a much greater focus on the protagonist's sentimental side. The season deals with themes such as acceptance, rejection, maturation, forgiveness, and identity in an extremely natural way. T…
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Summary:
This review is for the third season of the Mob Psycho 100 anime. This is a comedy anime with some action and adventure with quirky characters, a simple yet entertaining plot, and plenty of laughs. Season three focuses more on the main protagonists and provides a meaningful end to the story. It has the same flaws as in previous seasons, but it is enjoyable and I do recommend this season and the Mob Psycho 100 series for comedy and action lovers. This season also focuses more on trauma and self-acceptance as themes which I found particularly appealing.
Story: 7/10
The plot of the third season is scattered much like the first season, with some comedic episodes paired with short arcs of action and adventure. This lends to much more development in the protagonists, wh…
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10/10
a very great and deserving ending for the great story of the great MC. anyone who has not watched mob psycho, i don't care about your preference will surely like it. i am convinced that the only reason why everyone has not picked up on the anime yet is because they are very wary of the art style which I think is one of the reason i love about the anime.
thank you shigeo for teaching me to be gentle & kind even in this cruel world. to have patience, to always try to understand; to caring about friends and maintain it; to be friend and to love; to not be greedy and be selfless. to teaching me to see goodness in the world. to persevere. a mc of great influence, shigeo. 🤍
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(ACTUALLY IT"S SPOILER FREE)
"People can change" and "People need relationships and human connections" are the underlying themes that have pushed the plot of Mob Psycho part 1, 2 and 3.
You see from the unique art-style to the epic voice cast (sub and dub both) to the all 3 parts depending upon one another and completing each other, that is what makes Mob's school and work adventures with his master (Goatgen Arataka) so special.
Now since this a review of the 3rd season, I think it's fair to put up some info of Part 1 and 2. So minor spoiler alert?
Personally speaking, what makes this show so great for me is
- Everybody has flaws, but they don't shy away from them. And through depending on others they are able to become better.
- How the MC. Mob tries to fix his faults with his unwaver…
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Words cannot express how I feel. This was the absolute best anime conclusion I've EVER seen in my entire life. We got everything we ever wanted. Fulfilment 100%. Enjoyment 100%. I loved this so fucking much, every episode I was always smiling or in shock waiting to the next episode. I wanted to take my time because I knew this was a core memory I would never get to experience again. I will always come back to this. I will ALWAYS be a MOB. I will ALWAYS remember this anime until I die. This is the definition of 10/10. 11. No, 100%. I've reached 1000% after this. Nothing can ever change my mind about this decision. MOB PSYCHO 100 is a 100/10 and is in my Top 5. And will ALWAYS remain there. This IS Peak and will live on in Peak forever. I WILL rewatch this again until next time, ONE. I will…
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The final season never reaches the visual or emotional highs of the preceding season. However the themes about accepting one’s true self still resonate. The idea that power alone does not make a person special; rather it is the pursuit of working on one’s self that is meaningful. By stepping out of a comfort-zone or trying something new, people can grow and mature. It’s a pleasant subversion to some of the shonen power-fantasies that reward their protagonists for their physical gifts or supernatural powers. In Mob Psycho, powers alone do not make Mob more appealing to women nor does it solve his social awkwardness. Everything he wants, he needs to work for. Even more satisfying, is the idea that hard work alone may not be enough and dealing with dissapointment or rejection in a healthy way…
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English.
What a beautiful end for this beautiful series, I really think it is great to see how our characters were advancing and both the secondary and the main ones as they evolved is great, for a long time I have not seen an anime with a message as beautiful as this, which is as you are not special or superior to those of more you are only a common person like all others and that is great.
In truth, all this season I loved beginning to end, it is great to see how our characters advance and see how these episodes give us many new stories, the episodes are so good that some are divided into two parts and these two parts are equally good.
Animation on the other hand remains great with this characteristic style that gives anime quite essential and identity.
If you liked the previous seasons,…
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"I'm fine" said he after suppressing all his emotions, because he's scared of what might happen if he let go. He's scared that the ones he love will go away. He's scared of what others might think. He's scared of everyone. But actually the only thing he's scared of is himself.
Mob Psycho 100 has became one of my favourite stories. One can go on and on about its sick animations, action choreography or art style.
However I want to talk about the theme of this story. It's about an OP boy named Kageyama Shigeo aka Mob who is scared of his own powers. He tries hard to keep them in control so that he doesn't hurt anyone. One can think of his powers as a metaphor for his emotions. He's scared that if he shows them to anyone, they might not like him. However on the contrary in the series, we see M…
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6.25/10 ~ a noticeable step down in quality
The begining of season 3 was really quite slow and got to the shows most boring towards the middle section which was my problem with season 1 a whole.
Pros:
- Some of the conclusions were quite cathartic
- the final action scene brining back the original intro has so hype
- im glad they just stopped introducing new characters I dont care about
- Overall this was a story about trauma and how it can really change you, if you look at it that way it was done well enough Cons:
- most of season 3 felt like filler... thats not good for a conclusion
- jokes were not as good as season2, better then season 1
- only Mob and the master had any amount of meaningful growth
- the final boss of the show was VERY predictable
- I wish death ment something in t…
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Really good show, and each season was better than the last one which is a rare sight.
Honestly in the first few episodes of the first season i had considered dropping it because it didn't seem like much of anything was happening but still, i had heard great things about it so i wasn't gonna give up in the start and i'm glad i didn't.
Unique story, GREAT and unique animation style with cool fight scenes, interesting side characters that you get attached to (the episode that is dedicated to the club president was so nice) and just, overall, an amazing journey with character growth and life lessons for Mob and Co.
I'm sad that there won't be more of this but thats a good thing, because it means i really enjoyed it, and i think anyone that watches all three seasons will end up feeling the…
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I recently rewatched Mob Psycho 100 and just have no words to describe how good this show is. For me, it's one of the best anime ever made without discussion. I remember watching season 3 on release in 2022 and when rewatching now the feelings are the same, season three of Mob Psycho 100 has the best ending possible that a show could ever have. While writing this, I feel kinda sad to know that Mob has officially ended, but much happier that I've watched this masterpiece of an anime. If you are reading this now and for some reason haven't watched Mob Psycho 100, please do give it try, I promise you won't be disappointed.
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Season three of the super duper one in 7 billion ESP that wants to live a normal and not use his powers.
I'm sad to say this one lost it's way. At it's core, mob is about a ESP that DOESN'T want to use his powers. That tries his very best to NOT fight and resolve things peacefully. In fact in season 2 he considered it a failure when he couldn't do that and resorted to a brawl.
This season actually forgot that and ends up a little meandering in order to fill up time between epic fight scenes... great...
The show has it's moment. The quiet ones of introspection or bonding between the characters. Those are when the show peaks. Sadly they are few and far in-between this season.
It doesn't help that there is no arc. More like one or two chapter shorts to flush out side characters got stre…
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Heres my thoughts on Mob psycho 100.
The show is peak comedy, characters, self improvement and fights.
Reigen being the best representative of comedy as we all know. Single handedly carried the whole show for an entire season was astonishing in my opinion.
About the self-improvement aspect of the show, Mob's self-confidence journey is what we all witnessed throughout this show. It was a wonderful journey.
The fights were unique and exciting. Not to mention the art style was one of a kind.
This is definitely a good show thats worth watching. Had one of if not the most satisfying endings of all anime.
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Well, umm, lol, I’m sure I’m in the minority here, but I think Mob Psycho gets lower in quality with each season. I kind of understand why people say this is their favorite season—the development of Mob and whatnot—but I personally didn’t feel it. There weren’t nearly as many fun characters as in the last two seasons, and Shimazaki never showed up again. Like, seriously, why? He was the coolest villain in Mob Psycho.
Personally, I never cared for Dimple. He had badass moments here and there, but he ain’t no Migi. I didn’t feel anything in the highest-rated episode of Mob Psycho. My favorite episode this season is episode 8—it was wholesome—but overall, this wasn’t as good a season as the previous two. I also found the fights boring.
It wraps up nicely, so that’s great. Special thanks to…
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I just finished it... 12 episodes and I cried in 5 of them, it was an emotional roller-coaster in all the best way possible.
It was a wonderful send-off to the best anime I had the pleasure of seeing.
Every open plot point gets resolved at the end and it was masterful.
I could not more highly recommend this anime and this finale proves it.
In total, there was not a single bad episode in this whole show!
Please if you haven't already, watch it or watch it again!
There is so much love and care in this and everything is made with a passion that I haven't seen in the industry before.
I wish more people would give this the respect it deserves.
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Man, why you gotta make me feel like this?
Right from the beginning, I compared this anime to “One-Punch Man”. Overpowered protagonist, same author, now it's just the most normal kid with world-destroying psychic powers. And while OPM's first season directs the story towards comedy, there was something in “Mob Psycho 100” that was… special?
Along the story, the powers weren't even the focus, no, Mob, our beautiful boy didn't want to use them. He wished to improve himself, he's got a mentor which focuses on the knowledge of how important working for our society is. Instead of a philosophy to make use of powers responsibly, the objective was to not use them in its entirety. It was fresh, while still managing to create some of the greatest fight scenes I've ever seen in anime. The most bru…
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The good and the bad within all of us aid in our growth, and can aid in the growth of others. None of it is worth ignoring or hiding from ourselves, as we must be willing to look inwards in order to influence our life.
This anime is not only a touching story of meaningful connections and the struggles that come with them, but also one of the greatest pieces of visual art to exist. This paired with the unique soundtrack, and extremely unconventional stories, makes it by far my favourite anime. Anyone who doesn't like this anime is probably just deficient in some way, but I'm yet to figure out in what way that is. I love Dimple <3
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