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MOMIJI BINBODA - Binbougami ga!
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Binboda Momiji ; The God Of Poverty is! ☆ FREEing
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Top 10 favorite animated Female Characters
Since it's International Woman's day, I thought it would be fun to talk a little bit again about some of my favorite animated female characters in media.
I go into details and cover more characters on this list so I'll try not to just repeat myself too much and just offer some overall thoughts on why I like these people.
Also, be careful with possible spoilers.
Catra, from She-Ra
I like the overall sense of tragedy that surrounds this character, how all she wants is to feel loved and accepted but because she just happened to be on the bad guys' side she keeps facing defeat after defeat, both from the heroes' side and from her own allies that keep abandoning her.
She's just so used to getting trashed by life that she can't even see the people that do try to be on her side anymore but instead of trying to change she just keeps digging deeper and deeper into her own downfall because that's all she knows.
She's someone who's lost and needs help but she's also so angry at those that ended up finding happiness without her that she won't even admit that she needs help, and I find it so interesting to watch her path of self-destruction while still hoping that she can realize her mistakes one day.
Lake, from Infinity Train
Very similar to Catra, another character who just keeps getting the short end of the stick, but this time she doesn't let her misery mold who she is, in fact, what's so cool about Lake is that she keeps rejecting the idea of letting anyone mold who she is.
She refuses to accept the cards that she was given and instead keeps trying to find new cards, or a new table, or a new player, just anything to change her situation because she refuses to accept she was born to not be happy and continues to seek for that happiness, no matter how far it might be.
Reagan, from Inside Job
My little ball of antisocial-ness. Reagan is that person that's just so used to living in her own little world that she's just totally unprepared to deal with the actual world around her.
She's an absolute mess when it comes to dealing with other people and getting out of her comfort zone, but when she does get into her comfort zone she just turns into a total badass who's always in control of the situation.
I love seeing the constant shift between Reagan the little dork and Reagan the boss lady. It just works so well to create such a likable and charming character that I never get tired of watching.
Kumoko, from I'm a Spider, so what?
Speaking of charming dorks...
If Reagan is an antisocial mess, Kumoko is an antisocial natural disaster. She spent years locked in a dark cave away from any form of civilization with her only other options of frequent communication being her own inner voices, which ended up driving her insane and in return making an absurdly funny and crazy Deadpool-like character.
This is one of those characters I could just hear going on rambles for forever. One moment she might be talking about food, and the next she might be talking about blowing up the world. Every second her thought process keeps shifting from one thing to another, and observing how she comes to these conclusions is always so engaging.
She's just so freaking funny and charming.
Asa, from Chainsawman part 2
Another antisocial mess!
Asa is kinda of a mix from the characters from before, in the sense that, she's terrible at dealing with people, AND she also keeps getting sh*t on by life.
But what I really, really respect about her is that she never uses that as an excuse to be a bad person. Even though she has all the reasons in the world to be the worst human being alive, she never ever makes her problems be someone's problems, she never uses her pain as an excuse to hurt others, even though people keep tempting her to.
Asa is what I describe as the basic essence of being a true hero, someone who doesn't let their misery change who they are and what they believe in.
Makima, from Chainsawman
One of my all-time favorite antagonists.
Talking about Makima involves a lot of spoilers so if you wanna know more just click on these past posts:
-Why I like Makima
-Bad Person vs Bad Character
-The importance of "Fun to Watch"
Nanahoshi, from Jobless Reincarnation
This is the character that taught me the importance of struggles in storytelling, why characters need walls to overcome, conflicts to defeat, challenges to face, and how facing these challenges show their true character.
She's another person who, just like Catra, Lake, Asa, and others, had a lot of bad luck in life, but again, how she chooses to face these challenges is what makes her awesome.
She kept fighting and moving forward even when things seemed hopeless and as a result, she ended up becoming one of the great genius of the world she lives in. She's the kind of person you wanna root for and want to celebrate whenever she does get a win.
She basically said "no, I'm not gonna let the fact that the entire world is working against me keep me down!"
Aggie, from Paranorman
This one is just fascinating.
A young girl who ended up receiving punishment for something completely out of her control and decided to take revenge by dishing out 100 times more punishment to her offenders.
Aggie is amazing because she represents the pain and suffering of prejudice as well as its futility. She shows that in its basic form, mindless hate is just a force of destruction that does nothing but break and corrupt, taking over you and molding you into becoming something you never wanted to be, and even worse, spreading it to others.
She's the embodiment of so many powerful themes and messages while still at the end of the day being just a simple little girl, one that got hurt by the world and now is doing all she can to show how that pain can affect you and those around you.
Momiji, from Good Luck Girl
My all-time favorite mentor character. I like how she represents one of the most important parts about the process of teaching and guiding someone, that being the frustration of teaching someone who doesn't want to be taught.
Even though the girl she's trying to help doesn't give a damn about her, Momiji still continues to stay by her side and helped her realize what she's missing by living life the way she's living, and what she could gain in return.
She's the best mentor because she's the mentor that doesn't give up on her student or gives up on the lesson she's trying to teach while also not caring too much about being appreciated, and just caring about doing her job.
Michi, from Even if you don't do it
Michi is the character that teaches the importance of loving yourself just as much as you love others.
For the longest time, she assumed that being happy was about trying to accept others and their needs while keeping inside her own needs and her own wishes of happiness.
She assumed that all the things that kept bothering her weren't worth thinking about it because she never felt her problems were important or big enough to be actually dealt with, and only after a long time of piling these things up was that she realized... She wasn't happy, and more than that, she had the right to be happy, even if that meant saying "no" to what other people asked of her.
I feel like this is such an important theme to talk about, the idea of remembering you matter just as everyone else and your needs matter just as everyone's needs, and watching her journey as she realizes that and finally manages to find peace in her life felt extremely satisfying.
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And that's about it, I think. Hope you have a great International Women's day!
#she ra catra#asa chainsaw man#chainsaw man makima#even if you don't do it#lake infinity train#paranorman#momiji binboda#kumo desu ga nani ka#nanahoshi#reagan inside job
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Binbougami ga! ED
#Binbougami ga!#anime op/ed#My gifs#animeedit#Momiji Binboda#ichiko sakura#dailyanime#animangaladies#anisourc#fyanimegifs#2010s anime#anisource
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I still need a season 2...
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#momiji binboda#momiji binboda moodboard#binbogami ga!#binbogami ga moodboard#moodboard#aesthetic#fandom moodboard
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Commission work - Momiji Binboda from Binbougami-Ga!; Goddess of Misfortune and overall whacky character. This one took a while due to my mishandling of the process, but it came out alright in the end!
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WEEK TWO LINEUP
Thank you all for a wonderful first week of this poll! As of posting this, I have received 457 submissions (which is a lot more than I was anticipating). Because of that, I've decided to make every week have 100 polls instead of the minimum 80 I had planned at the beginning.
Without further ado, here is our week two lineup!
Travis Matagot - Campaign Skyjacks
April Ryan - The Longest Journey
Sam Puckett - iCarly, Sam and Cat
Jade West - Victorious
Nicholas D. Wolfwood - Trigun
Vash The Stampede - Trigun
Meito Anizawa - Anime Tenchou
CATS - Zero Wing
Shin Amon - Yakuza, Judgment
Xue Yang - The Untamed
Lyman - Garfield
Marius Pontmercy - Les Misérables
Pierre Bezukhov - War and Peace
Netzach - Lobotomy Corporation, Library of Ruina
Ash Fox - Fantastic Mr. Fox
Sneeze - Fool's Gold
Max - Sam and Max
Alina Gray - Magia Record
Lloyd Irving - Tales of Symphonia
Agent John Bishop - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003)
TableTurf Card: Inkbrush - Splatoon 3
TableTurf Card: Aerospray MG - Splatoon 3
Marigold/Beth Parish - The Fairy Chronicles
TableTurf Card: Annaki Splatershot Nova - Splatoon 3
Thistle - The Fairy Chronicles
Warren Stone - Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Hypno-Potamus - Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Himena Aika - Magia Record
Tidy - The Little Trashmaid
Bon - Five NIghts at Freddy's High School
Tamaki - Mahou ga Tsukaenakutemo
Error!Sans - loverofpiggies.tumblr.com
Idia Shroud - Twisted Wonderland
Beetlejuice - Beetlejuice the Musical
Kotetsu T. Kaburagi (Wild Tiger) - Tiger and Bunny
Nikol - Xenoblade 3: Future Redeemed
Noel Gruber - Ride the Cyclone
Jack Fairy - Velvet Goldmine
Nightmare Knight - Cucumber Quest
Agent Olive - Odd Squad
Derrick Berg - Lord of the Mysteries
Yukine - Noragami
Father - Noragami
Hu Geng - The Tale of Food
Li Ling - Dislyte
Wylan Van Eck - Six of Crows
Naoto Shirogane - Persona 4
P03 - Inscryption
Gabriel - Ultrakill
Airi Momoi - Project Sekai
Myles Toyne - A Song of Ice and Fire
Jon Connington - A Song of Ice and Fire
Daemon II Blackfyre - Tales of Dunk and Egg
Buckshot (Bimbo) - Simba the King Lion
Maze Myers - Ebon Ward
Marcy Wu - Amphibia
Merry Nightmare - Yumekui Merry
Heiji Hattori - Detective Conan
Hapu - Pokémon
Cure Bloom - Futari wa Precure Splash Star
Mollymauk Tealeaf - Critical Role
Willow Rosenberg - Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Inigo Montoya - The Princess Bride
Cloud Strife - Final Fantasy VII
Aerith Gainsborough - Final Fantasy VII
Paruko/Harmony - Splatoon
dedf1sh - Splatoon
Arlan - Honkai: Star Rail
Ángel Valdivia - Detective Beebo
Nahyuta Sahdmadhi - Ace Attorney
Edmond - Nu:Carnival
Jupiter - We Know the Devil
Scarlet Witch - Marvel
Tobias Schneien - Ghost Eyes
Cure March - Smile Precure
Cure Diamond - Doki Doki Precure
Valerie - Pokémon
Alice Carroll - ARIA
Marika Kato - Mouretsu Pirates
Obi - Akagami no Shirayuki-hime
Nano Shinonome - Nichijou
Cure Butterfly - Hirogaru Sky Precure
Ran Mouri - Detective Conan
Houtarou Oreki - Hyouka
Yui Yumekawa - Idol Time Pripara
Kozue Kaoru - Revolutionary Girl Utena
Mew Ichigo - Tokyo Mew Mew
Last Order - A Certain Magical Index
Hau - Pokémon
Cure Melody - Suite Precure
Hannibal Lecter - Hannibal
Horibe Itona - Assassination Classroom
Puppycat - Bee and Puppycat
Momiji Binboda - Binbougami Ga!
Jim Lake Jr - Trollhunters
Romelle - Voltron Legendary Defender
Mai - Avatar: The Last Airbender
Vermouth - Detective Conan
Silver - Pokémon
#the week ahead#a lot of this weeks submissions did not have images or propaganda#in fact every submission after Cure March this week had neither#As a result i will try to add images I find myself. just to make the polls look nicer#not a poll
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Why I like Momiji
"Happiness is something to be shared, you know. No matter how delicious the cake might be, if you don't have someone to share with it, you might as well not have any."
Okay... How to explain the premise of this series and its characters...
Try to make a mental image of Tom and Jerry, except Jerry is Domino from Deadpool in that its a girl with "super lucky powers," and Tom is a mix of The Genie from Aladdin, Deadpool, and Uncle Iroh, and has "super bad luck powers" and is constantly getting her ass kicked while trying to teach her "Jerry" how to be happy without the use of her super luck.
That's "Binbougami ga!"
I actually think this a very interesting premise, the idea being that a goddess of bad luck needs to teach a very lucky girl how to become more humble and selfless so her good fortune can be shared with others was something that I haven't seen before this series, or since for that matter.
That's not to say there haven't been stories about teaching the value of being selfless or about teaching how to use your powers for others... But I don't think I've ever seen done this way.
Having the one to teach this lesson be a goddess of misfortune was very risky move because when you have to pick someone to be your mentor in a story you usually want to show how reliable they are, and yet Momiji's thing is that she's constantly getting the short end of the stick.
The girl she's trying to teach is always acting like the world's most spoiled brat constantly putting her needs before anyone else's and always using her powers to make Momiji get injured or humiliated somehow... Which makes her tenacity in guiding her even more admirable.
I really like how this story manages to capture the frustration of being a mentor character, having to teach someone who doesn't respect you, doesn't want to learn from you, and doesn't even like you... But you still know that they need you. It shows all the sacrifice, patience, and willpower that goes into being a guide, mentor, teacher, master, parent... basically any sort of role that involves having to take care of someone younger.
Usually in stories mentors are these invincible beings that can deal with problems with the wave of their hands, but because of Momiji's bad luck thing, a lot of her solutions come down to helping others see the potential in themselves and learning how to use their own strengths while working together to achieve victory.
She shows that she knows that it isn't about her, it's about helping these kids grow and learn how to deal with things on their own once she's not there.
I really like how even though the characters of the manga keep disrespecting her all the time, any time she goes missing during a major arc everything starts to go wrong and the villains of the story get to be on top of the situation, showing that they never realize, and maybe never will, how much they really rely on her and her guidance.
I really admire this perspective. It shows that it isn't about you. It isn't about being appreciated, it's about getting the job done, that being, turning these kids into adults so they can face the world.
Even though it's a very thankless job, it's still a very important one, and by following Momiji and her path we get a sense of how meaningful it is in case we are ever put in the place of those being taught.
Momiji is probably one of my favorite mentors in fiction.
She shows the value and hardships of mentoring others that don't appreciate you... and that really makes me appreciate this series and this character!
(Also, she's funny as hell. That's always a nice bonus!)
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hey i love this character a lot
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“Mi hobbie es el cosplay, mi palabra favorita es BDSM“ JAJAJAJ xD
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The anime is on crunchyroll but this is the link to the manga!
Summery: Sakura Ichiko is a 16-year-old girl who leads a charmed life and is blessed with beauty, brains, and health. She has an abundance of “Happiness Energy”, which can make people happy, but at the cost of absorbing all the “Happiness Energy” from her surroundings. She has caused the energy balance of the world to become unbalanced and because of this, she becomes the target of a Poverty God named Momiji. Momiji’s goal is to remove Ichiko’s power of absorbing other people’s Happiness Energy and to return all the energy she has taken to its rightful place.
Review: I absolutely loved this show/manga I think it’s written by the same person who wrote twin star exorcists (the manga is so good!!) but animated by the same group as the people who did Gintama.
It’s technically Shōnen and is largely a slapstick comedy but I found it really unique and different from a lot of stuff. Great character development, interesting world building and plot.
#good luck girl#binbougami-ga#twin star exorcists#manga recs#soulmates#reencarnacion#gods#anime#crunchyroll#main female character#momiji binboda#Sakura Ichiko
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