Mob Psycho
Self-Proclaimed Psychic: Reigen Arataka ~And Mob~
Psychics fight with supernatural phenomena that cannot be explained by science. Arataka Reigen that runs the Spirits and Such Consultation office is one of those psychics... well, a fake one. His only hope is a super dull middle-schooler named Shigeo Kageyama, a.k.a. Mob. 27% towards Mob's explosion.
Doubts About Youth ~The Telepathy Club Appears~
The Telepathy Club is told that they are going to be shut down by the student council due to lack of members. It was then that one of the members, Inukawa, thought of possibly getting Mob to join. However, Mob gets a call from Reigen about taking care of an incident at Highso Girls' Academy...
An Invite to a Meeting ~Simply Put, I Just Want to Be Popular~
It's great that Mob joined the Body Improvement Club, but he suddenly faints as he's running along the riverside. His wish is to get stronger and to be able to get closer to his beloved Tsubomi-chan. One day, as Mob is feeling troubled, a woman with a strange mask approaches him... Progress toward Mob's explosion: 20%.
Idiots Only Event ~Kin~
After the incident with the religious organization (LOL), the evil spirit, Dimple, keeps following Mob around. Also, because of the incident, Mezato Ichi from the school paper starts following around Mob, as well. Then one day, another student joins the Body Improvement Club. Progress Towards Mob's Explosion: 45%
OCHIMUSHA ~Psychic Powers and Me~
Mob is challenged to a one-on-one fight with Black Vinegar Middle School's shadow leader, Teruki Hanazawa, otherwise known as Teru. Mob doesn't use his powers but Teru goes all out on him, destroying everything around him. Teru continues to unleash his incredible power when Mob suddenly remembers a tragedy that happened between him and Ritsu...
Discord ~To Become One~
Peaceful days return after Mob's fight with Teru. As usual, Reigen continues to trick people as a fake psychic, and the president of the Telepathy Club, Tome Kurata, drags Mob around to find other espers. Then one day, a mysterious man talks to Mob's younger brother, Ritsu...
Exaltation ~I've Obtained Loss~
Salt Middle School undergoes deep cleaning lead by the student council president, and one thug after another gets targeted. Meanwhile, the story about Mob defeating the shadow leader at Black Vinegar Middle School starts to get embellished and takes on a life of it's own, and Mob gets to be known as "White T Poison." All of the gang leaders from the other schools start to gather at Salt Middle School to confront White T Poison. Also, Ritsu awakens to his dormant psychic powers, and Dimple manages to convince Ritsu to pair with him to become stronger than his brother. Ritsu finally gets to experience those powers for himself.
The Older Brother Bows ~Destructive Intent~
After defeating all of the gang leaders from the surrounding schools, Ritsu feels omnipotent. And then, he's confronted by none other than his older brother, Mob. Mob knew that Ritsu had wanted psychic powers for a while, so he congratulates him. However Ritsu doesn't greet his brother with kindness. Meanwhile, a mysterious man watches the brothers from a distance. He easily manages to grab Ritsu, and tries to drag him off. Mob activates his powers in order to save his brother.
Claw ~7th Division~
Ritsu and the others get abducted by a mysterious man named Koyama, and get taken to the secret organization Claw's 7th Division. Claw is an organization who is trying to lead the world to a better future by taking it over. One of Claw's assassins, Terada goes after Mob and Teru, but they overpower him and get him to tell them secrets about the organization. In order to save Ritsu, Mob heads to the 7th Division but encounters another member of Claw.
The Heinous Aura ~Mastermind~
Mob and Teru infiltrate the Claw's 7th Division to save Ritsu. Meanwhile, Ritsu tries to escape with the other esper kids and they run into the upper echelon and leader of the 7th Division. Teru and Dimple run into trouble after a strenuous battle, and the boss from Claw finally shows himself...
Master ~Leader~
Mob, Ritsu, and Teru are trapped in a room where they can't use their powers. And then, someone rather unexpected shows up in front of them: Mob's master and self-proclaimed psychic, Reigen. Somehow, Reigen is mistakenly thought as the boss of Claw, and easily manages to get inside and successfully saves Mob and the others. However, there is no way that Ishiguro would let them get away with this. As they try to escape the 7th Division, the upper echelon stands in their way.
Mob and Reigen ~A Giant Tsuchinoko Appears~
Mob is finally pushed to his limit when he has to face Sakurai, Muraki, Matsuo and Ishiguro of the upper echelon. But then, he comes to a rather surprising decision...
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The first season of Mob Psycho 100 is an outstanding start to what has become one of the most beloved anime series of recent years. Its unique blend of striking animation, compelling characters, and thoughtful themes sets it apart and makes it a must-watch for any anime enthusiast. The animation, delivered by Studio Bones, is a visual feast. The distinctive art style, characterized by its exaggerated expressions and dynamic action sequences, is both eye-catching and immersive. The vibrant colors and fluid motion add a level of intensity to the fight scenes that few other series can match. While the art style may initially take some getting used to, it ultimately enhances the storytelling by providing a visually distinctive experience. Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama, the protagonist, is a refreshingly unique character. Despite his immense psychic powers, Mob is a shy and unassuming middle school student who just wants to lead a normal life. His journey of self-discovery and growth is both heartwarming and relatable, making him an endearing and memorable character. His struggle to control his abilities and find his place in the world resonates deeply, and his interactions with other characters, such as his mentor Reigen Arataka, add both humor and depth to the story. Reigen Arataka, the self-proclaimed psychic and con artist, quickly becomes one of the most beloved characters in the series. His witty banter, over-the-top personality, and unexpected moments of genuine wisdom provide a perfect counterbalance to Mob's more subdued demeanor. The dynamic between Mob and Reigen is one of the highlights of the series, offering both comic relief and valuable life lessons. The supporting cast, including Mob's younger brother Ritsu and the various espers he encounters, are well-developed and contribute to the richness of the narrative. Each character brings their own unique perspective and growth arc, enhancing the overall story and creating a diverse and engaging ensemble. The themes of self-acceptance, identity, and the responsible use of power are explored with nuance and depth. The series challenges viewers to reflect on their own lives and choices, making it more than just a simple action-packed anime. The moral lessons are delivered in a thought-provoking manner, without feeling preachy. The soundtrack, composed by Kenji Kawai, perfectly complements the tone of the series. The opening theme, "99" by MOB CHOIR, is particularly memorable, capturing the energetic and introspective nature of the show. While the first season of Mob Psycho 100 is nearly perfect, there are a few minor criticisms that prevent it from receiving a perfect score. The pacing can be inconsistent at times, with some episodes feeling slower and less engaging than others. Additionally, the unique art style, while ultimately a strength, may take some viewers a bit of time to fully appreciate. In conclusion, the first season of Mob Psycho 100 is a phenomenal start to the series. Its captivating story, stunning animation, and profound themes make it a must-watch for any anime fan. It's a series that not only entertains but also challenges and inspires, leaving a lasting impact on its audience.