What anime/manga give me the power creep of a typical power fantasy shonen like Dragon Ball but the great character...

What anime/manga give me the power creep of a typical power fantasy shonen like Dragon Ball but the great character development of a seinen like Tokyo Ghoul?

>Tokyo Ghoul
>Seinen

The original manga is classified as seinen according to wikipedia.

Dragon Ball and Tokyo Ghoul should do it.

That doesn't answer my question at all. Are you a halfwit?

Gurren Lagann does both of them very well.
That said, go to next time.

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Negima has a bit of charcter development and a lot of over the top fights if you can get past the first ten volumes of ecchi stuff (if you don't like ecchi, if you do you're gonna enjoy those too)

Tokyo Ghoul:re has massive power creep. It sucks though. You're better off dropping Tokyo Ghoul for good once you finish it and dont bother with :re at all.

Just read them both at the same time.

Are there any better ones

Immortal Regis, maybe? If you can tolerate Manhwa it and it's sequel aren't bad at all.

hunter x hunter

Sup Forums likes it for a reason except the ones that hate it

I hate you man, kys and live stream it so that i can fap to it

Why is he such a cuck?

HxH does a good job imho, the power escalation is quite slow tho, more like DB than DBZ for a good amount of chapters
drawings are terrible tho

HxH's characters are never gonna blow up anything bigger than a building aside from outliers like Meruem. Which is good, keeps things grounded and the fights rely more on tactics and wit rather than who can blow up the bigger rock.

The series that do however all fail like Bleach and Naruto. Naruto is especially disappointing because the story didn't start out with giant meteors and laser beams, there was actual tactics in the early days.

Gurren Lagann I guess. It's not complex character development but it is character development

Dragon Ball Super

what does seinen even mean

People treat that word like the holy grail.

Only difference between shonen and seinen is the intended audience. There can be brutal and violent shonen with excellent character development same as there can be harmless slice of life shows that are seinen.

Like Shonen, but with rape.

why don't they just call it slice of life?

Don't know honestly

dark, serious, mature, for adults, tips fedora