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In the world of anime, heroes don’t always shine with pure intentions or exhibit flawless morals. Instead, some of the most compelling characters are those who blur the lines between hero and villain—anime’s anti-heroes. These figures are flawed, often morally ambiguous, and they captivate audiences by revealing the complexities of human nature. From their dark pasts to their conflicted motives, these characters keep us on the edge, wondering if they’ll save the day or surrender to their darker impulses. Let’s dive into the anime world to find top 10 anti-heroes in anime, exploring the reasons behind their actions, and why we find ourselves rooting for them, even when they cross lines others wouldn’t dare.Lelouch vi Britannia (Code Geass)Light Yagami (Death Note)Guts (Berserk)Alucard (Hellsing)Eren Yeager (Attack on Titan)Scar ( Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood )Sasuke Uchiha (Naruto)Hiei (Yu Yu Hakusho)Thorfinn (Vinland Saga)Akame ( Akame ga Kill! )Lelouch vi Britannia (Code Geass)Lelouch, the exiled prince of the Britannian Empire, is a character who seeks revenge against a system that stripped him of his birthright and tore apart his family. With his newfound Geass power, he becomes a masked revolutionary, waging a war that he hopes will lead to a better world. Lelouch’s journey is one of relentless ambition and complicated morality. While he fights for justice, his ruthless tactics and manipulation often raise questions about how far he’s willing to go to achieve his goals.Top 10 Anti-Heroes in Anime – Lelouch vi Britannia (Code Geass)What makes Lelouch so fascinating is his internal conflict. He’s

& evaluated!You can help confirm this entry by contributing facts, media, and other evidence of notability and mutation.AboutAnti-Spiral YouTube Comments refers to a spam comment trend on YouTube and TikTok referencing the Gurren Lagann character Anti-Spiral. The trend allegedly started in the comment sections of YouTube community posts about Power Scaling characters in anime and manga, such as in Dragon Ball or Jujutsu Kaisen. In discussions like But Can He Beat Goku? and Characters Who Could Beat Sukuna, many would offer Anti-Spiral as a worthy adversary. People began spamming "Anti-Spiral" beneath unrelated posts and videos going in late 2024, spreading the meme outside of anime and manga fandoms.OriginNotably starting in 2022, powerscaling edits centered on Gurren Lagann character Anti-Spiral began appearing on YouTube. For instance, on June 19th, 2022, YouTuber[1] Antispiral2.0 shared a Short that powerscaled Anti-Spiral against Cosmic Garou from One-Punch Man, gaining over 100,200 views in two years (shown below).YouTuber[2][3] Antispiral2.0 would later make edits powerscaling Anti-Spiral to Saitama from One-Punch Man and Goku from Dragon Ball, among others. Other YouTubers[4] also shared Saitama vs. Anti-Spiral edits in 2024.Anti-Spiral powerscaling edits also surfaced on TikTok[5][6] in 2022 and 2023.The perception that Anti-Spiral was all-powerful, as portrayed in the aforementioned edits, largely inspired the "Anti-Spiral" comment trend that started on YouTube in late 2024. Currently, the earliest known example spawned from a community post shared by YouTuber[7] BDClashers on December 8th (shown below). SpreadBDClashers' community post was reposted to /r/PowerScaling by Redditor[8] Cheap_Fisherman_1432 on December 8th, 2024, gaining over 220 upvotes in 12 days.On December 18th, Redditor[9] P0rcelainCat asked /r/youtube, "Why do people keep commenting this?" (shown below). Redditor[10] Far-Employer4473 replied to the post with an answer about YouTube community posts on powerscaling. Memes about the Anti-Spiral comment trend started to surface during the same timeframe. For instance, on December 19th, 2024, YouTuber[11] Astral_Cyrill posted a video about the trend, gaining over 6,600 views in a day (shown below).Search InterestExternal ReferencesRelated Entries5totalRecent VideosThere are no videos currently available.Recent Images2 total Sign up for our Newsletter + Add a Comment

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Submission 10,849Part of a series onGurren Lagann.[View Related Entries] NavigationAbout • Origin • Spread • Search Interest • External References • Recent ImagesAboutAnti-Spiral YouTube Comments refers to a spam comment trend on YouTube and TikTok referencing the Gurren Lagann character Anti-Spiral. The trend allegedly started in the comment sections of YouTube community posts about Power Scaling characters in anime and manga, such as in Dragon Ball or Jujutsu Kaisen. In discussions like But Can He Beat Goku? and Characters Who Could Beat Sukuna, many would offer Anti-Spiral as a worthy adversary. People began spamming "Anti-Spiral" beneath unrelated posts and videos going in late 2024, spreading the meme outside of anime and manga fandoms. OriginNotably starting in 2022, powerscaling edits centered on Gurren Lagann character Anti-Spiral began appearing on YouTube. For instance, on June 19th, 2022, YouTuber[1] Antispiral2.0 shared a Short that powerscaled Anti-Spiral against Cosmic Garou from One-Punch Man, gaining over 100,200 views in two years (shown below).YouTuber[2][3] Antispiral2.0 would later make edits powerscaling Anti-Spiral to Saitama from One-Punch Man and Goku from Dragon Ball, among others. Other YouTubers[4] also shared Saitama vs. Anti-Spiral edits in 2024.Anti-Spiral powerscaling edits also surfaced on TikTok[5][6] in 2022 and 2023.The perception that Anti-Spiral was all-powerful, as portrayed in the aforementioned edits, largely inspired the "Anti-Spiral" comment trend that started on YouTube in late 2024. Currently, the earliest known example spawned from a community post shared by YouTuber[7] BDClashers on December 8th (shown below). SpreadBDClashers' community post was reposted to /r/PowerScaling by Redditor[8] Cheap_Fisherman_1432 on December 8th, 2024, gaining over 220 upvotes in 12 days.On December 18th, Redditor[9] P0rcelainCat asked /r/youtube, "Why do people keep commenting this?" (shown below). Redditor[10] Far-Employer4473 replied to the post with an answer about YouTube community posts on powerscaling. Memes about the Anti-Spiral comment trend started to surface during the same timeframe. For instance, on December 19th, 2024, YouTuber[11] Astral_Cyrill posted a video about the trend, gaining over 6,600 views in a day (shown below). Search Interest External ReferencesPinRelated Entries5totalRecent Images2totalRecent Videos0totalThere are no recent videos. Sign up for our Newsletter Load 7 CommentsThis submission is currently being researched