Is there an anime where the male lead is useless at first and then becomes strong?

😋I recommend the novel, Infinity Begins from the Crown. The male protagonist, Xia Qiu, was a good-for-nothing in the beginning, but with the faith of the gods, she slowly became stronger and stronger. The female lead, Ebisu, was very cute, and there were many hot-blooded elements in the plot. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend the light novel "Getting Saitama-sensei's Legacy at the Beginning", a fantasy novel. The male lead, Thirteenth Guard, was an ordinary primary school student. He was ugly and bald. However, he had obtained Saitama-sensei's legacy. Through continuous cultivation and training, he had become very strong and became one of the strongest heroes. His appearance also changed, becoming very handsome. There were many classic fighting scenes in this anime, as well as many funny jokes. It was very interesting and attractive. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Kirito in the Sword and Sword God Realm was an anime male lead who was very weak at the beginning but became strong through continuous cultivation and combat. Allen in Attack of the Giants started out weak, but through constant hard work and fighting, he eventually grew into a powerful leader and warrior. In "Full Time Expert", Ye Xiu was also a noob player at the start, but with the help of the team, he eventually became a top-tier player through continuous practice and battles. Naruto in Naruto started off as a low-ranking character, but through continuous hard work and fighting, he eventually became a powerful ninja.

There were many classic examples of animes where the male lead became smaller: 1. Alan from The Attacking Giant. In the story, Allen had once become a miniature version of Mikasa due to the attack of a giant. He had experienced many difficult adventures and growth. 2. Kimki Ken from Tokyo Ghoul. In the story, Kim Muyan became a ghoul because of the infection. Later, for some reason, he shrunk to the size of a primary school student and continued to fight with his companions. 3. Naruto Uzumaki from Naruto. In the story, Naruto was sealed in Payne's trap when he was a child and later transformed into a ninja, eventually becoming a great ninja. These examples are very popular. You can choose one or more of them as a reference according to your preferences.

There were many such animations, such as " A Science's Super Electromagnetic Gun,"" A Fantasy Noble Son,"" The Sword and Sword Realm,"" The Gate of the Fate Stone," and so on. In these works, the male lead was usually useless while the female lead was very powerful. The male protagonist often struggled to save the female protagonist and finally succeeded. The female protagonist often used her ability and wisdom to solve problems and help the male protagonist overcome difficulties. This kind of plot often made the readers feel warm and moved, but also provided more space and possibilities for the development of the characters.

There were many novels where the second male lead became the first male lead. This kind of plot usually appeared in fantasy, romance, fantasy, and other types of novels. The second male lead was usually a villain, but in the turn of the plot, he would often become a good person and eventually become the first male lead. This kind of plot could make the story more attractive and establish a deeper emotional connection between the male lead and the second male lead.

There were many animes where the male lead slowly became stronger. The following were some of them: Naruto: Naruto Uzumaki was a boy who grew up weak, but after he became a ninja, he continued to work hard to grow up and fight with other ninjas until he finally became a great ninja. 2 One Piece: Monchi D. Luffy dreamed of becoming One Piece since he was a child. He grew up in the process of searching for treasures and made many like-minded partners, eventually becoming a great pirate. 3 Detective Conan: Kudo Shinichi was an excellent detective. He was hunted by an organization since he was young, but he constantly searched for the truth and solved various cases with other detectives. Finally, he became a great detective. 4. Gintama: Hijikata Juushirou is a funny, lively, and somewhat undisciplined boy, but he also has some powerful abilities and fights fiercely with other characters as he grows up. These were some animes where the male lead slowly became stronger. There were also other animes with similar characters.

Hello, I'm a fan of online literature. There were many animes where the male lead became the female lead, such as " Your Name." " Future Diary "," About My Reincarnation as a Slime "," The Young Pig-headed Boy Won't Dream of the Bunny Girl Senior Sister "," The Other Side of the Realm ", etc. I hope you like some of them.

I'm not sure which anime you're referring to. If you can provide more information such as the identity of the male and female leads, the background of the story, and the context of the anime name, I will try my best to provide you with a more accurate answer.

There were many useless male leads in anime, and which one was the most useless depended on one's personal preferences and evaluation standards. Some people might think that if a male lead didn't have enough charm and strength, then he was useless. However, different people might have different definition of " loser ", so there was no definite answer to this question.