CATDOLL: Having the aura of a protagonist does not necessarily mean you are a dragon! Anime protagonists who died as soon as they appeared

In recent years, works with the theme of "Dragon Aotian" have been highly praised by the world, and are now often used to satirize the protagonists in novels, comics and animations who are very strong when they appear, do things without common sense, do not use their brains, but can easily kill the enemies with the aura of the protagonist.

In short, it can be considered as the male version of "Mary Sue" (also called Tom Sue in China), and in the eyes of some people, it is as disgusting as the male protagonist of low-level harem animation. But after so much time, even "cool novels" will get boring, not to mention that some Japanese light novel adaptations basically follow the same route, and you can guess the ending after seeing the beginning, which is boring. Recently, Japanese netizens discussed "those characters who were killed as soon as they appeared."

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I'm tired of watching those works with the Dragon Aotian attribute. What's the point of being invincible right from the start? There's nothing to look forward to in the following plot. On the other hand, have you ever seen an animation where the protagonist is killed by a small fry in the first episode? I feel that this kind of work must be very interesting. Please recommend it.

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The first thing that comes to my mind is "Yu Yu Hakusho". In the first episode, the protagonist was hit and killed by a truck driven by an extra. Of course, if he didn't have this experience, he wouldn't have such strong strength in the later period. But anyway, the fact that he was killed instantly at the beginning cannot be changed.

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If it's not the protagonist, but a character with a strong presence, I can think of one. It's the character voiced by Takayama Minami in "Senki Zessho", but I have forgotten the name. Anyway, it was very influential in the end, and it gave the heroine a chance to become a hero.

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I can only say that I remember some characters who seemed to be the protagonists, but later proved to be not the protagonists, and they died. The most representative one is "Shushou Rei Zero", right? At the beginning, those guys who seemed to be the protagonists were killed so easily.

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I think of Sato Kazuma from KonoSuba! It's similar to Yu Yu Hakusho, but Kazuma was scared to death by a truck driven by a passerby. This is still very interesting.

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I find it very strange. If a character is killed instantly at the beginning, how can he be the protagonist? This doesn't make sense logically, right? After all, the story of the work must revolve around the protagonist. If it is not centered on this character, then he is not the protagonist.

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We have to mention "Re: Life in a Different World from Zero". In the early plot, Natsuki Subaru was a guy who was just waiting for death. He died many times just at the hands of three hooligans, right? It was because he had the ability to return after death that he could be killed instantly by the small fry as the protagonist.

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I've seen a work called "Punch Line" before, and it seems that the protagonist also died at the beginning? But later he has been living in the form of a ghost, so the story can continue.