Different characters in the show went through identity crises where they tried to be like others while ignoring what made themselves special. The overall theme of the show was about figuring out who you are and what you are defined as. The character Reigen was so funny, even though he was a bit annoying couple of times. Many moments made me just laugh out loud. He looked so menacing and dangerous, which I loved a lot. This also helps intensifying Mob whenever he got fully charged up. The animation for the fight scenes, although not as clean and awesome as One Punch Man, was still beautifully thrilling and satisfying to watch. At first, I thought the characters looked annoying and weird, but I believed there's a reason for this, which connects with the theme of the show. The animation was also another unique part. If you tried to hold everything in for too long, eventually you will release and snap. As he became more conflicted, I felt like something was building up within me too. The emotions stored as a way of charging up Mob's power, although done many times before in other shows or movies, still was unique and clever. While One Punch Man exists mostly for great action, Mob Psycho used the power to illustrate the emotions of a kid who was going through the coming-of-age stage in his life. However, I believed Mob Psycho uses this premise in a considerably more personal and clever way than One Punch Man. The look of the main characters with their immense and unexplainable amount of power were basically the same. While watching this show, I can't help but see the striking similarity to One Punch Man. One Punch Man but with hair? The story of Kageyama Shigeo, a shy and socially awkward middle schooler who possessed incredible psychic power.
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