Choose a world in which to be an NPC (Shounen Edition)

[AnonUnlimited]

Fine I pick demon slayer cause I won’t be in Japan and Michael Jackson is only in Japan.

 

[dummycake]

Terrible choices

Where is pokemon?

There no bleach, so I won't approve your list.

I picked 3 classics and 3 modern, also I didn't pick Bleach, Jujutsu Kaisen, or Yu-Gi-Oh or whatever because those are very easy picks and very peaceful, Bleach and Jujutsu it's just modern Japan with a secret supernatural side, if you're a background character, you would either live peacefully or die in an accident, just like in real life...

 

[dummycake]

Demon slayer is just early 20th century. Your biggest worry would be childhood polio not demons. Also if I remember the lore correctly the demons are only on Japan.

So since I'm American I've got a good 30 years before the economy goes to hell so I'll be able to get my money out before the bank run

Go demon slayer and get a head start on the Alaskan Gold Rush

Fine I pick demon slayer cause I won’t be in Japan and Michael Jackson is only in Japan.

I did say you'll be where the main cast frequently goes.... you'll be a Japanese in the Early 20th Century with the same equivalent social standing. you could find Michael Jackson and ask him to turn you into a Demon, maybe a powerful one if you're interesting to him, I guess.

(also, I forgot to write that your appearance will be adapted... pretend that I didn't.)

 

[BigBadBoi]

Literally the only one viable is dragonball because goku and gang can revive me with the dragon balls if I ever get wiped out from existence due to a stray kamehameha.

 

[Jerynboe]

Demon Slayer *would* be the safest option if you weren’t going to be placed into a location frequented by main characters. Demons aren’t *that* common in the grand scheme of things, but Tanjiro and friends literally seek them out. It’s their job.

MHA is dangerous but has generally competent good guys that are fairly ubiquitous and genuinely want to protect civilians as their primary objective. Naruto and DBZ have both had traumatic world spanning things happen, most of the people in power in the one piece universe seem to be kinda assholes, and I’d be flying 100% blind if I went with chainsaw man.

 

[2wordsperminute]

Considering that it seems like most normal people in demon slayer don't know demons are real, I'd say it's pretty safe compared to the others.

 

[So_Indecisive]

Yeah while demon slayer is the safest as long as you're not Japanese and very unlucky to meet one I'd much rather pick MHA, Demon slayer was set between 1912 and 1926 not exactly the best time for black people.
And then the healthcare is the best in my hero academia, well maybe OPM has better doctors but quirks are just cheats with regards to healing.
Also the heroes while completely incompetent( I mean how does someone with government and public support in terms of weaponry and funds as well as training institutions to help you become stronger lose to civilians who trained for a couple months) genuinely care about helping people and then the villains are weak as hell barring All For One but that guy is so scarce at the early stages of the main story that he's basically a bed time story used to scare kids.
All For One is scary strong honestly but he isn't vicious I doubt he ever experienced anger again after getting his quirk with how he treats the world as a game.

 

[AnonUnlimited]

I did say you'll be where the main cast frequently goes.... you'll be a Japanese in the Early 20th Century with the same equivalent social standing. you could find Michael Jackson and ask him to turn you into a Demon, maybe a powerful one if you're interesting to him, I guess.

(also, I forgot to write that your appearance will be adapted... pretend that I didn't.)

I’ll shoot Michael up with propofol. Done deal.

 

[Kaul_Deepsea]

The afterlife in DBZ is actually there and the good guys always clean up their messes with wishes.

 

[Deleted member 1244]

Food Wars!: Shokugeki no Soma

if food is good it's now orgasmic.

 

[WinterTimeCrime]

There's only one appropriate answer here, which is Naruto.

Think about it. You're essentially fodder if you're an average person in Dragon Ball Z, Demon Slayer, One Piece, My Hero Academia, and Chainsaw Man. ESPECIALLY DBZ, like the only prevalent semi-strong human is Mr. Satan, and he's the COMEDIC RELIEF. THERE'S NO ONE ELSE. And PLEASE don't say Krillin or Yamcha -- THEY GUTTED THESE GUYS! KRILLIN'S A GLORIFIED MALL COP AND YAMCHA LOST HIS MAIN BITCH!

No, no way. At least in Naruto, EVERYONE is born with chi, and everyone can work hard (or steal ninja scrolls like Naru-bro) to get stronger. The power-scaling in the Naruto-verse is based on opponents' skill level, so unless you suck at throwing ninja stars or going Bear-Pig-Lion-Goat-Dragon-Bear you should be fine.

Chainsaw Man, you're probably going to die an off-screen death near some major fight; MHA you're rouletting a quirk and if you're not in Class-A (or a high-ranked hero) you've basically lost at life; You'd have to find a breathing master in Demon Slayer, and even then you still have to avoid not dying off-screen to some arm demon or whatever.

And that only leaves One Piece, which could work since the power-scaling there is CRAZY by training Haki, finding a DF, or just learning some wack-tastic skill. But unlike Naruto, the scaling there is MASSIVE! You could be sailing the seven seas, minding your business, then a whole ass YONKO FLEET just starts raining cannonballs and Haki slashes at you like, "WTF I'M TRYING TO GET TO ARLONG PARK TO START MY ARC!"

Do not delude yourself. Naruto is the best choice. My ted talk is done now.

 

[dummycake]

There's only one appropriate answer here, which is Naruto.

Think about it. You're essentially fodder if you're an average person in Dragon Ball Z, Demon Slayer, One Piece, My Hero Academia, and Chainsaw Man. ESPECIALLY DBZ, like the only prevalent semi-strong human is Mr. Satan, and he's the COMEDIC RELIEF. THERE'S NO ONE ELSE. And PLEASE don't say Krillin or Yamcha -- THEY GUTTED THESE GUYS! KRILLIN'S A GLORIFIED MALL COP AND YAMCHA LOST HIS MAIN BITCH!

No, no way. At least in Naruto, EVERYONE is born with chi, and everyone can work hard (or steal ninja scrolls like Naru-bro) to get stronger. The power-scaling in the Naruto-verse is based on opponents' skill level, so unless you suck at throwing ninja stars or going Bear-Pig-Lion-Goat-Dragon-Bear you should be fine.

Chainsaw Man, you're probably going to die an off-screen death near some major fight; MHA you're rouletting a quirk and if you're not in Class-A (or a high-ranked hero) you've basically lost at life; You'd have to find a breathing master in Demon Slayer, and even then you still have to avoid not dying off-screen to some arm demon or whatever.

And that only leaves One Piece, which could work since the power-scaling there is CRAZY by training Haki, finding a DF, or just learning some wack-tastic skill. But unlike Naruto, the scaling there is MASSIVE! You could be sailing the seven seas, minding your business, then a whole ass YONKO FLEET just starts raining cannonballs and Haki slashes at you like, "WTF I'M TRYING TO GET TO ARLONG PARK TO START MY ARC!"

Do not delude yourself. Naruto is the best choice. My ted talk is done now.

there's nothing saying you have to fight, y'know...

 

[Corty]

Fairy Tail.

 

[Representing_Tromba]

Dragon Ball because anyone could learn Ki with training and it is pretty easy to avoid danger so long as aren't part of the Z-fighters. Plus, dragon balls are still an option, an unlikely one but still an option. Most of these other worlds are so dangerous that base NPCs can barely survive and the ones that are come with major side effects, positive or negative.

 

[RepresentingWrath]

Plus, dragon balls are still an option, an unlikely one but still an option.

@Prince_Azmiran_Myrian ?

 

[Representing_Tromba]

Fairy Tail.

Debauchery

 

[Representing_Tromba]

@Prince_Azmiran_Myrian ?

*gives them a slap for good luck*

 

[Corty]

Debauchery

Yes.

 

[Representing_Tromba]

Yes.

 

[Prince_Azmiran_Myrian]

*gives them a slap for good luck*

Make a wish?