And then when Dragonball Z began, Chichi had changed. (Anime, everybody!)Ĭhichi fell in love with Goku when they were both very young, and at the end of Dragonball she had married him through trickery. What these attacks lack in frequency they more than make up for in savagery - at one point, Winry literally beat Ed to death, and only Al catching Ed’s departing soul and shoving it back in his body saved him. This young mechanic is a friend of Ed and Al’s, but when she sees Ed has broken the automail artificial arm she made him, out comes the wrench and the beatings commence. The heroes Ed and Al Elric are probably hurt most by a woman called Izumi, but she’s their martial arts teacher, so she gets a pass. There are plenty of evil women in Fullmetal Alchemist, but they’re evil, and hurting people is kind of their job. This mocking/beating ritual is actually a form of courtship for Akane and Ranma, while they refuse to admit their true feelings for each other for hundreds and hundreds of episodes, so in a sense, you can say they both abuse their audience, too. She does this because he frequently verbally abuses her, calling her ugly, a tomboy, or dumb by generally making fun of her or just mocking her cooking, which is admittedly terrible to the point of inducing paralysis. And while she occasionally does need to defend herself from fellow martial artists, she generally uses her skills more to beat her fiancé Ranma Saotome. The tragedy is that every single one of them are accidents, and Naru is beating an innocent (although extremely unlucky) man.Īkane Tendo is a practicing member of the Tendo Martial Arts Dojo, so she’s got some training in kicking people’s asses.

Naru administers these punches after Keitaro cops a feel, catches her naked, or she catches him with any of their other, frequently clothing challenged roommates, and just basically doing anything perverted, which means it happens several times an episode. Have you ever seen an anime where someone punches somebody else, and the someone else goes flying into the stratosphere, possibly trailing blood? That’s frequently referred to as the “Naru Punch,” because she frequently employs it on Keitaro, the hapless protagonist of the anime Love Hina. But in hopes of bringing this grave issue to people’s attention, we’ve identified a dozen of the most vicious offenders. Now, these aren’t necessarily the most evil or the most violent women in anime - and some of them may even be justified in their actions. There’s a widely used trope of women beating up men in Japanese cartoons that is always played for laughs, no matter how savage the assault may be. Physical abuse is never funny… except in anime, apparently.

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