Brother, shut your mouth. You copy pasted the same argument in every post. Jinwoo does not beat everyone. If that were the case, then Episode 3 Jinwoo beats Beru, right? NO! You know why? BECAUSE HE ISN'T STRONG ENOUGH! Also, his abilities act like a video game system, so he levels up when he gains enough Xp from defeating an enemy, not automatically during a battle. This is also talking about Anime Jinwoo, so HE GETS CLAPPED BY EVERYONE ON THE LIST!

Considering that Jun-hee was able to hide her pregnancy from everyone except the old woman, it would mean shes a few weeks pregnant at most. Unless there's a half-year time jump between the games (which wouldn't make sense in series context) then her giving birth doesn't add up.

I think you're confusing dull and boring with peaceful. Frieren was a show that didn't need over the top action sequences to succeed. It was all about the importance of the little things in life. Its a show that requires patience to really see how amazing it is.

Daehock The multiple universes seen in Dragon Ball Super are not the universes you're talking about. I think you mean the multiple timelines, like with Future Trunks.

Just because it doesn't happen in the manga doesn't mean it's non-canon. The anime and the manga have different canons. For example, in the anime, Goku fights Kefla in his UI-sign state and wins, where in the manga, Ultimate Gohan fights Kefla and it ends in a draw.

When you have quite the roster of characters, and only so many spots to fill, it makes sense that some people are gonna get eliminated. Even back in early Blue Lock, fans were surprised when Kunigami was knocked out of the competition (though he did later return). Nagi was an amazing soccer player for sure, but he didn't have the motivation to keep improving, like Isagi, Yukimiya, Hiori, or any of the other 23 top players. That's why he had to leave.

Play Kai doesn't top the original DBZ, sure, it might have better graphics and no filler, but filler content was just as good as DBZ main content, and the 90's graphics are just infinitely better for Z.

Pokemon being as popular and grossing as it is isn't entirely due to the anime. It also has the massively popular games, the TCG, and sells plushies and other toys like hotcakes.

Power scaling in one anime isn't the same in all of them. The end of season 2 of Solo Leveling had an attack strong enough to blast through a mountain, and an attack strong enough to wipe out an army of ants in one hit. In retrospect, by the time of early Dragon Ball, characters like Master Roshi were strong enough to blow up the moon with one attack. It just isn't the same. Jinwoo is strong inside of his own universe, sure. But that's because most people in Solo aren't good comparisons for other series.