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(#8) Pell Appeared To Sacrifice His Life In 'One Piece'
In the world of One Piece, characters often survive the unsurvivable. There are so many examples that you could probably have a whole list dedicated solely to One Piece alone, but for now let's focus on Pell, a Royal Soldier of Alabasta. In order to save Alabasta from destruction, Pell grabs a gigantic bomb in his talons and flies so far into the stratosphere that the city is unharmed by the explosion. The same presumably can't be said for Pell himself - everyone who sees him assumes that he heroically sacrificed his life.
But somehow, Pell survives the blast, and returns to Alabasta to bear witness to his own grave.
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(#1) Shota Aizawa Got Wrecked By A Nomu In 'My Hero Academia'
While defending his students from an attack by the League of Villains, Shouta Aizawa gets caught by a Nomu. This giant monster not only crushes his entire arm and wrenches it behind his back, he also slams him face first into a concrete floor, smashing the concrete itself to bits.
Unlike some characters, Aizawa doesn't possess super strength or exceptional defensive capabilities. He is no stronger than an average 30-year-old man who regularly works out. He does have access to Recovery Girl's healing quirk, but the fact that he survived long enough to get to her is unbelievable.
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(#12) Ryo Marufuji Survived Being Electrocuted During A Cage Match In 'Yu-Gi-Oh! GX'
How many times can you get electrocuted before you stop being alive anymore? This is a question that Yu-Gi-Oh! GX steadfastly refuses to answer. There is no way that an ordinary human being with no magical powers could survive being shocked every time he loses a card game in an illegal underground cage match, but that's exactly what happens to Ryo Marufuji, known as Zane in the dub. Even more confusing is the fact that when he develops a heart condition that leaves him hospitalized, the show refuses to attribute this to his repeated electrocutions. Instead, it's because he used the Cyberdark Deck, which gave him an "evil" personality.
Oh, and then there's the fact that at one point during the series, he was presumed dead after a duel, but washed up on the beach for seemingly no reason in Season Four. Because continuity doesn't matter in Yu-Gi-Oh!
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(#11) Riko Of 'Made In Abyss' Was Born Into Circumstances That Would Destroy Most Adults
The Abyss, the yawning hole in the middle of the Earth that dominates life in Made in Abyss, is nearly impossible to explore. Not only is the Abyss filled with dangerous predatory creatures, but the Curse of the Abyss also causes anyone who tries to ascend it to become horrifically ill, lose their humanity, or pass away. The effects become more severe the further into the Abyss a person ventures.
Because her mother was a White Whistle - a person whose job it is to explore the Abyss - Riko was actually born near the bottom. The ascent could easily have killed an adult, but Riko survived because she was placed in a curse-repelling container. Still, that's a lot for a newborn baby to endure, especially without any major side effects aside from recurrent headaches.
Later in life, Riko survives her own encounter with the Abyss. While the story has yet to wrap itself up, in the first season Riko endures multiple monster attacks, including a bite from a poisonous creature that makes her arm swell and turn purple, and would have taken her life if not for the round-the-clock care of Reg and Nanachi. Her incredible luck and resilience is impressive.
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(#6) Goku
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Goku didn't gain a reputation as one of the strongest anime characters in history for no reason. He's been blasted straight through the torso with beams of energy, he's escaped an exploding planet, endured a life-threatening heart virus, and more. Even if Goku's life does end - which it did! - he can be brought back via Dragon Ball, and gets to hang around in the afterlife until that happens. Is Goku completely indestructible? No - but it's going to take a hell of a lot to put even a scratch on him.
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(#5) Shishio Makoto
When you're a truly awesome villain, you're not phased by little things like the normal physical limitations of having a human body. Makoto Shishio was doused in oil and then set on fire, an event that left him injured but still, incredibly, alive. This isn't the only grievous injury he's survived, however. Shishio has also survived being shot in the head, having his head cleaved in half, and more. All of this suffering has only made him more dangerous, and more bloodthirsty.
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To survive means to remain or survive after a dangerous event. There are a lot of animation works to many people that have left a deep impression, and a lot of animation works will also have a lot of people like the role. Many of these characters end up miserable, and some of them survive, but some of them are physically disabled, and some of them live their lives in fear and trauma.
This randomly generated tool collates 13 entries and records the 13 characters that survived the anime. Among them are Shota Aizawa, Obito Uchiha, Team Rocket, Hyakkimaru’s Father and so on. Do you think even if they survive, they will be able to adjust and move towards a brighter life?
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