CATDOLL: Is it better to rely on your father? Japanese otakus are hotly discussing the phenomenon of "real father bonus" in comics

In more and more Japanese anime works now, the protagonists not only have the aura of the protagonist, but also usually have a father who is extremely powerful. It seems that the current hot-blooded youth comics will not be popular without a strong father... In "Naruto", Naruto's father is the famous Fourth Hokage, and his son Boruto also has a very strong father. There are really many comics like this, so what are there? So some Japanese netizens started a related discussion on the Internet, let's take a look together.

Netizen’s opinion: I only know “Baki” and “Hunter x Hunter”.

Netizen’s opinion: The first thing that popped into my mind was “Dragon Ball”.

Netizen’s opinion: Jotaro.

Netizens’ opinions: “Naruto”, there’s nothing to say about this.

Netizens’ opinions: Why is no one discussing the “My Dad is Weak” series of comics?

Netizens’ opinions: “Ranma”.

Netizens’ opinions: “BLEACH”.

Netizens' opinions: "Fullmetal Alchemist"

Netizens’ opinions: In “Hunter x Hunter”, not only is Gon’s father strong, but Gon’s grandfather is also strong.

Netizens’ opinions: Why is there “Hunter x Hunter” in the comments, but no “Yu Yu Hakusho”?

In the comments of Japanese netizens, "Initial D" and "The Secret of the Heart-Shaped Eye Mask" were mentioned later. It turns out that most great characters have a strong father behind them. But why didn't everyone mention Luffy in "One Piece"? In fact, his backing is even stronger. Of course, there are many anime works where the father of the protagonist is weak, but the protagonist is still strong. However, it feels that such settings are indeed rare in current comics. You can list both examples in the discussion to see if there are many "strong fathers" in these hot-blooded comics.