Who was the most outrageous protagonist in anime?

One of the most outrageous stories could be their investigations into government corruption that expose blatant misuse of power. For example, when they dig into cases where public officials are using taxpayer money for personal gain. It's outrageous because it shows a betrayal of the public trust.

One common element is the haunted location within the school, like an old basement or attic. Another is the presence of strange apparitions or unexplained noises.

The origin of Spawn is really outlandish. Al Simmons was a CIA - trained assassin. He was betrayed and killed by his own boss. As a result, he made a deal with the devil to see his wife again. He was resurrected as a Hellspawn, a being with great power but also bound to the devil's will. It's outrageous as it involves making a pact with the devil, which is a very dark and extreme concept for a superhero origin.

There's a story about a Florida man who tried to ride an alligator. He thought it would be like riding a horse. But alligators are wild and dangerous animals. He was very lucky to escape with just some minor injuries. This shows how little he understood about the nature of alligators.

Well, his energetic performances are quite memorable. He would get so into his music that he seemed to be in a trance - like state on stage. His piano - playing skills combined with his wild vocalizations made every show a spectacle. For instance, his live shows were filled with non - stop action, and he was constantly interacting with the audience in a very exuberant way.

I heard of a Karen who was at a community pool. She saw a woman in a two - piece swimsuit and thought it was inappropriate. She started to lecture the woman about modesty in public. When the woman ignored her, Karen tried to get the pool manager to ban the woman from the pool. It was absurd as the swimsuit was a normal beachwear item, but Karen just couldn't stand seeing someone dressed in a way she didn't approve of.

Well, often there are elements like forbidden areas. You know, places in the school that students are not supposed to go, like an old basement or an attic. These areas are usually filled with mystery and danger in the stories. And then there's the idea of a tragic past, like a student who died in an accident or was bullied to death in the school. Their spirits are then said to haunt the place. There's also the use of the power going out at the most inconvenient times, leaving students in the dark and vulnerable.

There was a story where Judicial Watch exposed a case of nepotism in a government department. An official was hiring his unqualified relatives for high - paying jobs. It's outrageous because it's unfair to other qualified candidates and a waste of public resources.

Swamp Thing has a really out - there origin. Alec Holland was a scientist in a swamp, working on a bio - restorative formula. When some bad guys attacked his lab, he was doused in his own formula and set on fire. Instead of dying, he merged with the swamp around him, becoming a plant - like creature. It's an origin that's full of mystery and the idea of a man becoming one with nature in such a grotesque way is quite outrageous.

One of the most outrageous stories was about a supposed 'alien sighting' in Central Park. People claimed to see strange lights and shapes in the sky that they thought were extraterrestrial in origin. Another story involved a wealthy socialite who lost all her money in a very strange and elaborate gambling scheme. And there was also the time when a local politician was caught doing something extremely unethical in public which made for a very outrageous headline.