@KingTy40842369 @Tchalla41113985@zentrix_o Thanks to Toonami and its marketing efforts, Naruto was immensely popular during the mid-2000s, long before Crunchyroll even existed.
@zentrix_o Pokémon isn't considered part of the "big three" because it has surpassed other forms of media out there and stands in its own league. It is untouchable at this point, thanks to its games, merchandise, and TV show.
@Ryomen1Sukuna Superman, Zeno, Ben 10, The Flash, Wonder Woman, Silver Surfer, Sugar, Thor, Hulk, Galactus, Green Lantern, Doctor Strange, Dr Doom, Jean Grey, Cosmic Spider, Green Martian, etc
@Ryomen1Sukuna I can think of a thousand characters from various media, even those from his own universe, that are stronger than Goku, but I'll stop now to avoid upsetting the Goku enthusiast.
@Yusukesrevenge The phrase "Big 3" has been used for a long time, in various fields such as entertainment, gaming, music, and even countries. It's not solely associated with anime. Anime fans often use this term because they may not have anything else to say, haha.
@woahbuncherz@lll_Number_One@Yusukesrevenge @HIPH0PN3RD Anime fans are often believed to claim credit for creating everything in life or anything that becomes popular. I find the enthusiasm of these passionate fans quite amusing and entertaining 😭😭😭