Quan zhi gao shou s2 professional#
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Ye Xiu, (Western order Xiu Ye) is a really well written character, which is important since he's the only one who gets a major amount of screen time.

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This really helps the series both focus on being about games and also have a fresh feeling to it, as it's not super interested in feeding into the wish-fulfilment teenager crowd many video game anime target. That allows the majority of the annoying, overused anime tropes such as excessive fanservice, stupid love triangles, a high school setting, etc. Xie is said to be between 25 and 26 in the series, and he only plays with adults throughout. If the fact that he's spent a decade playing this game confuses you, then let me inform you on one of the bigger selling points of this anime - all characters are adults.

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The justification for this is that Xiu is a former leader of one of the best professional teams of the game, and after a decade of leading it, is maliciously kicked off from the team and is forced to make a new account and grind his way back up. The only real and only main character is Ye Xiu, who is, like many of his contemporaries in video game anime, a total God at this universe's most popular game, Glory. That may sound boring, but it's really not, due to the sheer quality of TKA. So, if TKA doesn't deal with eSports, what does it aim to do? The answer, quite simply, is to watch a likable character and his friends be good at video games. If you're looking for something like that, I suggest Valve's eSports documentary Free to Play. It is not about the struggles of players and the industry. Quite often, if nothing else as a love letter to eSports in general. It has eSports elements to it in order to logically and naturally bring in the topic of video games and how the main character Ye Xiu is so good at them. This anime does not deal with, nor care about the struggles of, eSports players. To put it simply, the King's Avatar is great, and hopefully, in this review, I can provide a reason to convince you.Д«efore I begin, however, I want to preference this is NOT an anime about eSports. The fact that this series is getting rated so low really saddens me. **TL DR at bottom* *Spoilers are clearly marked*