The "high ground" isn't only relevant because of the advantages it gives in a duel.

It's especially relevant on Mustafar because of the environment, which is emphasised multiple times before that point.

Obi-Wan is standing on solid ground. Anakin is standing on a sinking droid above a river of lava.

Even if Obi-Wan didn't cut him, it looked dire for Anakin at that point.

What sealed Anakin's fate for good, was his hubris in trying to overtake Obi-Wan in one big jump instead attempting to come ashore first. Not that he would've succeeded at that either. Like I said, he was already in a losing position.

Yu you Hakusho is good enough as it is. The chances of a remake just being worse are higher imho than the chances of it being better.

Saint Seiya already has multiple series, even some relatively modern ones.

The Dean wonderland anime never finished the story. Either a remake or continuation would be great, tbh, if they can handle it as well as Bleach TYBW.

Now one anime that definitely needs a remake but isn't listed here is Akira.

The movie, great as it was, absolutely BUTCHERED the story. A new multi-part series would fix that. And it already has the name recognition as a certified classic, so I bet it'd make bank too.

Clones are absent from the Galactic Empire because they had enhanced aging, and many of them retired by the time the Rebellion really got traction. Many of them went to mandalore. (Some legends novels discuss how THAT affected society there)

Anyway, the Emperor laid waste to Kamino and the cloners to preempt the rebels making any kind of deal with them.

The imperial army as an institution was a tool for social control to inspire fear and loyalty, so using clones long term was out of the question from the start.

Dean Wonderland and Gantz are often overlooked due to their age, but they're near life-changing experiences in addition to being dark, unrelenting and brutal.

Rumour has it, Gantz was written out of spite against society as a whole when the mangaka was at his lowest, suffering from joblessness and rejection.

On the downside, both animes are unfinished and deviate from the source material.

If players feel (rightly or not) like they have to check the rules often, something's seriously wrong at the table itself and no system will fix that.

(I'm not talking about abilities or items here)

Blackbeard will effectively destroy the marines and Imu (possibly after Luffy gave them a beating), then Blackbeard will be the final-final boss.

Also, Luffy will absolutely fight shanks, maybe only metaphorically, but it will happen.

My bet is that Shanks and Luffy will have a "joke fight" after Blackbeard is defeated, sort of as a formality to determine who's the pirate king "for realises".

That said, I do have a 15% doubt that Shanks might side with the marines.

Anime fans are the only fandom community that clicks on an article, not to get recommendations for new titles, but to scream at the author for not including their personal favourite.

I tip my hat to the author for listing penguindrum and kaiba, two absolutely stunning titles that very few people know.

I'll be sure to check out some of the others I haven't seen yet.