A middle school boy tries to keep his esper powers under control while attempting to live a normal life. Kageyama Shigeo (a.k.a."Mob")is a 8th grader with psychic abilities.He could bend spoon and lift each objects with his mind from young age, but he slowly begin to withhold from using his ability on public due to the negative attention he keep receiving.Now, the only thing he wants is to become a friend with a girl in his class, Tsubomi. With his psychic"mentor"( who has no psychic power), he continues his daily lifes, attempting to realize his purpose on life. I had no expectations towards this series and I was so glad to be surprised. The story is amazing. Very funny and interesting. Best master ever. I really like One Punch Man, but I'll have to agree that this is better. After seeing Mob Psycho, it's very clear the author was taking this one to heart and One Punch Man was just something to have fun with. This is serious writing, even if the show is kind silly. I hope he can keep both series going. This one is a treat to people who like well crafted stories. I've never felt the need to write a review before. However, I was shocked at how low this series has been ranked. As someone who loved One Punch Man and feels it deserves its high ranking, let me tell you that Mob Psycho 100 is a superior anime.<br/><br/>I can sum up why Mob Psycho 100 is better in one phrase; it's more relatable. Mob is a socially awkward kid with no talents, popularity, or interesting qualities other than his immense psychic powers. In order to have a fulfilling life, he has to force himself down the hard road to becoming a better person. All the while meeting people who have let power turn themselves into empty husks.<br/><br/>The animation while not as highly detailed as One Punch Man, was incredibly creative and expressive, spanning a half a dozen different mediums. There were no dull boring still scenes in this anime.
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