To Be Hero X Review — The Hidden Gem You’re Sleeping On

Every once in a while, an anime comes along that reminds me why I dig through the corners of the internet looking for shows no one’s talking about.
You know me — I’m always on the hunt for the hidden gems, the shows that don’t trend on X or flood your feed but end up living rent-free in your head for weeks.

To Be Hero X is exactly that kind of anime.

At first glance, it looks like a parody — absurd comedy, chaotic art style, and wild energy that feels like Saturday morning cartoons on caffeine.
But the deeper you go, the more you realize: this isn’t just ridiculous — it’s brilliant.

What Makes To Be Hero X So Different

Let’s be honest. The anime landscape right now is filled with massive titles — flashy fight scenes, endless sequels, and predictable arcs.
To Be Hero X breaks that rhythm.

It’s the rare kind of show that dares to combine satire, heart, and tragedy in one breath.
You’re laughing one minute and emotionally gutted the next.

The series doesn’t just parody superhero tropes — it humanizes them.
Beneath the chaos, there’s a reflection on identity, loss, and what it really means to be a…