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(#9) Kirito
- Sword Art Online, Sword Art Online
Sword Art Online's Kirito has exceptionally good luck, if you ignore all the terrible circumstances that his luck has resolved. One of the most notorious examples of Kirito's luck comes during his in-game showdown with the disgusting Nobuyuki Sugou. Just when it looks like Sugou is going to sexually assault Asuna while Kirito is writhing in pain on the ground, the hero gets hit with a ridiculous stroke of luck.
Kayaba, AKA the guy who trapped everyone in the original Sword Art Online game, suddenly appears and gives Kirito admin privileges. Since this is a video game world, admin privileges mean that he can totally eliminate Sugou's power, which he swiftly does. Many viewers consider this a cheap plot device that goes beyond luck, but others are just glad that Sugou didn't win, regardless of how it occurred.
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(#13) Eikichi Machimiya's Lucky Stars Make Other Cyclists Mess Up
Eikichi Machimiya of Yowamushi Pedal puts a lot of stock in being lucky. As far as he's concerned, he has "stars" that grant him good luck, and he intends to use them to win at cycling. Things do work out in his favor quite often, as he places high in a number of races due entirely to other people's accidental riding screw-ups.
Because Machimiya is so invested in good luck as a personality trait, it's hard for him to comprehend situations that don't work out in his favor. For example, when his water bottle breaks during a race and no one is willing to give him a replacement, he's furious.
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(#1) Rock Lee
- Naruto, Naruto Shippūden, Naruto the Movie: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom, Naruto Shippuden the Movie, Naruto Shippuden the Movie: The Will of Fire, Ninja World
Kimimaro was the original vessel for Orochimaru in Naruto, and he's so absurdly powerful that neither Gaara nor Rock Lee seem to have a chance against him. He is able to manipulate his own skeleton at will, pulling out his spine to use as a weapon, turning his bones into powerful drills, and so on. After using a technique that causes thousands of bones to burst from the earth, Kimimaro seems poised to kill Gaara and Lee, but then he suddenly drops dead.
As it turns out, Kimimaro was suffering from an unnamed terminal illness that resembles tuberculosis. He was doomed to suffer a premature death from the start, and Gaara and Lee are super lucky that it happened at that exact moment.
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(#11) Rei Ryuugazaki Beats Sousuke Yamazaki In A Relay Because Of A Shoulder Injury
Nothing stings like an unearned victory, especially when it's not a life or death fight. Rei Ryuugazaki starts off Free! not knowing how to swim or make friends, and ends it with some solid skills and a loyal group of pals. Actually winning a relay with his friends is pretty important to him, and he did win, but not because he was an exceptionally good swimmer.
Instead, he was up against Sousuke Yamazaki, a powerful swimmer whose shoulder injury slows him down just long enough to let Rei get ahead of him. While the Iwatobi team does win that race, it doesn't exactly feel like a well-deserved success.
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(#6) Ochaco Uraraka Defeats Thirteen By Accidentally Hitting Them In The Face
When Ochaco Uraraka and Yuga Aoyama of My Hero Academia have to fight Thirteen — their teacher — during an examination, no one thinks they stand much of a chance. After all, Thirteen is a pro hero who can create miniature black holes that pack a serious punch. Ochaco and Aoyama try to avoid getting sucked up by clinging to a railing, which isn't a great strategy, considering their goal is to handcuff their teacher.
When Ochaco lets go after Aoyama embarrasses her by asking about her love life, it seems as though the worst is imminent. However, instead of getting sucked into the black hole, Ochaco lands on top of Thirteen, which allows her to seize victory.
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(#10) Kazuma Kuwabara
- Yu Yu Hakusho
Kazuma Kuwabara of Yu Yu Hakusho takes on an impossible challenge during the Dark Tournament. He's already seriously injured from a previous fight, yet he decides to take on Risho, the leader of an opposing team who can pull clay from the ground to create armor. Kuwabara knows he can't win, but he's hoping to use a suicide attack that will kill himself and his opponent, giving both teams a point but keeping his team in the lead.
Thankully, Kuwabara manages to cheat death thanks to Yukina's unexpected appearance. While Yukina came with the intention of cheering on Kuwabara and Yusuke, she arrived at the tournament way late, and it was sheer luck that she appeared just when Kuwabara needed her most. What's more, it's also pretty lucky that her methods of helping Kuwabara worked at all. While she does possess healing powers, all she does is yell Kuwabara's name, which somehow gives him the stamina to fight on. That's totally how injuries work.
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