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The creators of the anime posed an interesting question: "what if the head of a street biker gang decides to become a great teacher?" Onizuka, initially, intends to become a teacher for the sake of his lustful desires to work with the immature minds of schoolgirls, but the further he delves into the problems of youth, the stronger the desire to help arises. His responsiveness, determination and courage are aimed at sincerely teaching children the correct understanding of life, where this cannot be found even in textbooks. The coolness of this hero lies in the correct moralizing to his students, remaining a sincere and easy character throughout the anime, giving a real boost of vivacity and a desire to become better and better every day. This is the mood this work gives, and this is a truly important feeling.

As a child, I loved superheroes so much that I spent most of the games playing where this person appeared. And considering that when you entered the game using Spider-Man as an example, you perfectly understood how the game would position itself, where you would definitely climb walls and fly on a web. Batman was a rather strange superhero for me after watching Tim Burton and Christopher Nolan's films, because he didn't seem like one to me, not having superpowers. I didn't fully understand why he was even put in a row with those guys who would take him out in two counts. And in the end, I still decided to try the game about Batman from the British, who turned out to be even bigger fans of this character, having a brilliant idea on how to properly give this hero a bad name in a game wrapper. What else can I write here when everything has been written before me, except: "Batman is really a superhero who will take out anyone, even if you are at the level of God. And all because he is BATMAN!"

After completing this game, I was hooked not so much by the story, which was clearly inspired by many detective films, such as "Chinatown (1974)", as by the concept of the world itself. Where all the characters from the fairy tales we heard about in childhood before falling asleep have become hostages of the harsh reality of a new world existing outside of simple stories about good and evil, and the hope for a happy ending seems increasingly vague. And the main character here is Bigby - a big gray scary wolf in the form of a man trying to solve a murder case, which develops into something more, covering the entire world of fairy-tale creatures. The game is based on a comic book, and having read four chapters, it seemed strange to me that the already written story itself has a variable element in the game, where you decide which of you will ultimately become the sheriff. But Telltale did it, although it was very risky. They perfectly conveyed the spirit of the original source, and all this seems an even greater crime that we still have not received a second season after so much time.