Mob Psycho 100

      When it comes to ONE's works, they truly have a distinct charm about them. I remember initially going into Mob Psycho thinking that it was just going to be a One Punch Man copy in a different setting, but boy was I completely wrong about that. 
The attention given to develop organic, relatable characters in a subtle way is one that is rarely seen nowadays- especially when it comes to more action-oriented shows. Mob Psycho's vivid art style and superb animation is also something that sets it apart from the rest. The art is expressive and satirical, while also maintaining a more attainable feel that a lot of people may not experience in other, more "pretty", anime. 

      It is a very unique and enjoyable show with incredible comedy; but I would argue that the comedy is not the main reason why people keep coming back to it. Don't get me wrong- the show is hysterical and I thoroughly enjoy it. But it is the perfect blend of comedy and character/plot development that really hits home when I think of why I love it so much. And that is a balance that is not easily attainable. 
When watching Mob Psycho 100, you become a part of Mob's mistakes, his misguidance, his assumptions, and his pain. Mob quickly goes from experiencing life as a clueless kid to suddenly having his happiness (the little that he's known) stripped away from him by selfish, unrighteous people who have, ultimately, also been misguided. You get to see how important these smaller changes in his life have altered him up until that point to become better than he originally thought he could be. Of course, he isn't perfect; none of the characters are. This to me is why the anime is so compelling.