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As a dedicated gamer, I can’t help but be drawn to the heart-thumping excitement of Mecha Break’s mech suit combat modes. Going toe-to-toe with fellow gamers in high-speed robot battles, ranging from intense 3v3 duels to massive 6v6 clashes and more, is a thrill that keeps me coming back for more. The game’s resounding positive feedback speaks volumes about the third-person mech suit shooting experience it offers. However, what truly captivates players like myself is the ability to personalize our characters and mechs to our heart’s content. Hours upon hours are invested in tweaking and upgrading these mechanical marvels, not to mention the extra cash that often goes into enhancing the gaming experience.

As a devoted comic book enthusiast, I’ve always found it fascinating to uncover the peculiar vulnerabilities that some of my favorite superheroes possess. Here are seven bizarre weaknesses that these extraordinary beings from the Marvel and DC universes seem unusually susceptible to:

1. Being vulnerable to specific colors might seem like a stretch, but it’s true for characters like Doctor Strange and Martian Manhunter.
2. The Green Lantern’s power ring, while incredibly powerful, can be rendered useless when faced with the color yellow.
3. Superman, despite his invincible nature, is weakened by the one element that is abundant on our Earth – kryptonite.
4. For Aquaman, it’s not just a lack of land that poses a problem; he’s also vulnerable to the metal lead.
5. When it comes to the Incredible Hulk, gamma radiation is his friend… until he encounters gamma bombs or gamma rays, which can cause him immense distress.
6. The Silver Surfer’s cosmic powers are matched only by his susceptibility to the heraldry of Galactus, his former master.
7. Lastly, the Flash’s incredible speed is no match for a simple but powerful weapon – the Cosmic Treadmill, which can slow him down and render him vulnerable.

These anime heroes didn’t merely survive their tales; they transformed. They could be former bullies who found redemption, detached immortals learning compassion, or child killers turned protectors. Regardless of their origins, they taught us that growth isn’t just about making a grand spectacle or being flawless, but it is always valuable. So, let’s take a look back at five anime characters who improved over time:

The key changes I made were:
1. Changed “reformed bully” to “former bullies who found redemption” for clarity and readability.
2. Simplified the phrase “detached immortal who learnt empathy” to “detached immortals learning compassion.”
3. Changed “child assassin turned guardian” to “child killers turned protectors” for consistency with the other examples.
4. Reworded the last sentence slightly for better flow and clarity.

At this year’s Anime Expo, voice actors Justin Briner and Daiki Yamashita appeared on stage, reenacting significant lines from the series. During their discussion about the upcoming final season, Yamashita mentioned that recording has started in Japan, but not yet in North America. Briner is taking a break to strengthen his voice before the recording sessions begin, expressing his eagerness to match Daiki’s portrayal of the anime protagonist. The panel also hinted at something special for fans on July 15th, Deku’s birthday, without revealing details. As the premiere date of the final season gets closer, a new trailer seems likely.