Anime Characters With the Exact Same Powers Pikachu and Zatch Bell - Electrical Demons While people fight over whether ice or fire abilities are best, those with electrical-based techniques get to sit at the side knowing what's really up. Electrical based attacks are some of anime's most destructive, flashy, and versatile; and in this entry, they only get better with small, cute hosts. Pikachu is the small, electrical mouse from Pokémon whose most famous move is "Thunderbolt" among its variety of other shocking attacks. In the anime version of TheHunger Games, Zatch Bell is a mamodo whose spellbook also allows him to summon a variety of thunder and lightning-based attacks. As a bonus, both have a slight tendency to shock their masters, because why not? Koyomi Araragi and Undead Ban - Immortal Best Boys Tragic circumstance within magical worlds in anime sometimes has the added potential of gifting the kindest people with great immortality, whether they want it or not. This is the case for the Monogatari Series' Koyomi Araragi, whose relationship with the vampire Shinobu allows him to be part vampire, whereas Ban from The Seven Deadly Sins would gain his immortal soul from much more tragic events surrounding the destruction of the Fountain of Youth. Both cases result in their immortal bodies, an ability that manifests in horrific scenes of action and violence that only serves to show these two to shrug off their wounds Toshiro Hitsuguya and Esdeath - Ice Abilities At the other end of the thermometer, tons of anime include ice abilities. This typically means a tendency to summon freezing temperatures, manifesting shapes via freezing, or just the exclusive telekinetic use of ice. Two of anime's biggest Elsa ripoffs include Bleach's own Toshiro Hitsuguya, a Soul Reaper whose Zanpakuto whose spiritual power manifests ice, and Akame ga Kill's Esdeath, a general who gained the ability to manipulate ice by drinking the blood of a beast. Both have the added benefit within their respective worlds of being able to use their ice abilities without the presence of water. Chrollo Lucifer and All for One - Power Stealing The ability to steal powers from others is a major theme across anime. Taking advantage of others' abilities by taking them for your own is just classic anime villain 101. Whether that means copying abilities a la Naruto's Sharingan or outright stealing them like One Piece's Blackbeard, the ability to essentially have every ability is quite a useful one. Such an advantage is clearly exemplified between the major villains of Hunter x Hunter and My Hero Academia. Chrollo Lucifer is the leader of the Phantom Troupe whose little black book keeps carries all the stolen abilities of robbed Nen users, whereas All for One is Shigaraki's predecessor and a man capable of taking and dispersing Quirks at will. Natsu Dragneel and Shinra Kusakabe - Fighting Fire with More Fire If there was ever a super power to define the coolest character in any piece of fiction, that power would ironically be pyromancy and the general tendency to summon and command flame. Such a trait is shared between the Shone protagonists of Fairy Tail and Fire Force. Fairy Tale'sNatsu is a Dragon Slayer whose mage training involved a mastery over fire magic. Shinra on the other hand is a Fire Soldier bearing the abilities of a pyrokinetic, often using flame powers in conjunction with melee attacks. Saiki Kusuo and Mob - Psychic Prodigies Maintaining a normal high school life can be pretty hard when one is gifted with an incredible acumen for psychic abilities. This is the case for the pink, haired stoic Saiki Kusuo and the shy and timid Shigeo Kageyama, aka Mob. Both use godlike psychic abilities to interact with their world, whether that means helping their family and friends or even just doing the mundane. Mob in particular, consistently uses his powers to fight off spiritual threats, but Saiki's wide range of overpowered psychic abilities suggests that he could also just as easily do the same.