ITT: Anime Plot

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Season 3 sees Flame at his peak confidence so far and has him really grow into his role as a spiritual leader of his fellow dragons. Season 3 Flame could be described as overconfident however, and is less aware of the forces at work in his life so far. For the time being Flame is content to play the role of Hero and the fates reward him by allowing him to finally enact his revenge and get a taste of his true power. Season 4 follows a much more dispassionate and laid back Flame who has grown extremely confident in his fighting prowess and has written himself in the role of savior to a lost land. Season 4 Flame has bought into his own hype and without any other valid competitors for leadership is thrust into a full leadership position. Of course this results in disaster when they are met with the brutality of the burgeoning problems of adulthood such as death, failure and the inescapable feeling that they lost before they even knew the game had started. Flame finds himself at odds with various teammates and ultimately leads a disastrous mission against the Victos Dim, a mission that is only successful because Flame gets a glimpse at his full power due to an unexpected allies death. Season 5 Flame is much more like his season 1 self. Quiet and hesitant to be noticed, a man who prefers the solitude of shadows and his own mind more than the light that comes with any power. Also much like his earlier self he is completely goal oriented and twice as ruthless to the point of being desperate. He succeeds in his goal but is then faced with an entirely different trial where he is forced to atone for the sins he committed on his warpath. Is not shocked by the twist at the end of season 5 but merely exasperated.

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This exasperation is in full force throughout most of Season 6 and despite the massive growth in abilities he experienced post season 4 and the amount of new power being thrust upon him currently, Flame resists heavily against returning to his prior mantle as hero and leader, yet is unable to rekindle the passion that only comes when he is focused on his goals. As such Season 6 Flame is incredibly powerful but unconfident about his place in the world and unmotivated to carve out a new one. As such he is at his most reactionary, only truly responding when his allies are in immediate and apparent danger.Season 7 Flame is even more tired then season 6 Flame, being utterly exasperated by the disaster his journey has been met with so far. As such, Flame quits and walks away from the world of the supernatural with his best friend and oldest ally. Of course Season 7 is the apocalypse before the apocalypse so this shit doesn’t work and he has to find another way. For this reason, Season 7 Flame is pretty much just heroin'g for heroes sake and doesn’t even know if he believes a hero can exist anymore. Season 7 seems to appeal heavily to Flame’s new darker way of thinking and at the end of season 7 Flame gives up the “spotlight” and leaves to find a new way of doing things. With little to no presence in season 8 what little is shown of him depicts him as at peace with himself and his duty, as well as a renewed belief in the ideals of justice and heroics. Season 9 and the early parts of season 10 are dedicated in part to discussing Flame’s new hope for the future and his new stance on opposing what fate has lined up for him. He gets a better look at the people who have been pulling the strings all along and resolves to stop being puppeteered. A result of his newfound knowledge is that this Flame is the most sympathetic and the most sorrowful as well as the most resolute and focused.
3/3

Okay. I'll throw you a bone, OP.
I'm 99% sure that everything you wrote down could be reduced down to 3-4 seasons, but that said, I haven't a clue as to what your plot is actually about (heroes and revenge?).

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>>158018024
Thanks but this isn't my blog. I'd love if you posted your own ideas too. Also yeah your guess is pretty close but what I have written is definitely more than 3-4 seasons worth

basic plot
first 2 eps look like normal slice of life in a near future setting where in the second ep you find out that you have been watching the so called anime thru goverment servalence and and the people dont know and they are getting a popular following and then they start getting phonecalls from tech savy people that have found there location and it comes out that the intire goverment survalance network has been compromised and it was never disclosed to the public that the goverment had started deploying micro cameras on the back of robotic bugs

>>158020731
10/10 idea.

>>158022637
why was it deleted?

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Pretty blonde girl acts like a stuck up ojou-sama to scare of boys.
After her parents divorce and her reading a bunch of romance books she is scared of ever getting her feelings hurt.
Ojou basicly becomes female elliot rodger. She is a real pest to everyone at school and cries at home because nobody wants to be her friend.
She wishes some nice guy sees though her act and starts to love her. It doesn't happen.
Ojou plans to kill a bunch of popular guys at school with a knife, she gets stopped in her tracks by her short, wimpy male class rep.
They somehow end up together in a tight broom closet with the door shut behind them. A ridiculously cheesy and drawn out love scene takes place.
*two weeks later* They are shown going on secret dates together. Noone must know! Turns out the girl really likes to be an ojou-sama and the boy
likes to switch between being a girl and a boy also hes a crossdresses and is a huge faggot in general.

>MCs are 13 year old twin siblings, a boy and a girl (Taro and Hana for convenience)
>They are late bloomers and kind of bland looking, so they look like identical twins
>They are very close to each other, mainly because they guard each other's greatest secret
>Taro is a massive fan of Mahou Shoujo, and Hana is a massive fan of tokusatsu Henshin Heroes
>Because it embarresses them, they hide this from everyone, even their parents, who buy them the opposite toys that they secretly switch between them
>One day, when they are both alone at home, a knock is heard at the door, and Hana goes to see who it is
>It's a huge muscular Henshin Hero. He tells asks her if "he" is Taro, and that Taro was chosen to become a hero
>Meanwhile, in their room, a Magical Girl flies through the window, and tells Taro that "she", Hana, was chosen to become a Magical girl
>Both twins pretend to be the other, and fufil their dream
>But now, besides school and hiding their hobbies, they need to hide their real identity from their new allies, and new secret from each other, all while defending their city from monsters and super villians

Mahou Shonen VS Henshin Heroine!

>>158023047
>The heroes and and magical girls are sort of like rival gangs, who compete over who gets to beat the bad guys. They often spend more energy setting silly traps for each other (or straight up fighting) than they do fighting evil
>The heads of the two groups are a former couple, and the rivalry started from a very ugly breakup
>The twins eventually discover each other, and try to get the two sides to get along
>Their parents remain comically ignorant of the whole ordeal, even when huge magic fights happen in their house
>Other than the twins and comanders, each faction has three extra girls/heroes, and they all get comedic, battle harem style crushes on the twins. However, the boys' crushes on Hana are presented with Yaoi tropes, while the girls' crushes on Taro are presented with Yuri tropes
>The bad guys are a group of their own, and they are really insulted that the heroes and magical girls care more about fighting each other than fighting them
>The twins' childhood friend is a super nice guy, the class rep who helps anyone before they even ask, but his secret is that he wishes to be a super villian. However, the most evil thing he can do is rip a tag from a mattress. After bragging on a bad guy image board about his (fake) evil deeds, the villian faction recruits him

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