

モブサイコ100
Eighth-grader Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama has tapped into his inner wellspring of psychic prowess at a young age. But the power quickly proves to be a liability when he realizes the potential danger in his skills. Choosing to suppress his power, Mob's only present use for his ability is to impress his longtime crush, Tsubomi, who soon grows bored of the same tricks. In order to effectuate control on his skills, Mob enlists himself under the wing of Arataka Reigen, a con artist claiming to be a psychi...
A meek teen hides a god‑like psychic blast behind awkward crushes and a con‑artist mentor.
Shigeo Kageyama, an unassuming middle‑schooler, is secretly a psychic powerhouse whose abilities erupt with the force of a small hurricane. Desperate to keep his overwhelming power from endangering anyone, he lives a quiet life, only using his gifts to impress his crush, the gentle Tsubomi. When his mentor‑figure, the flamboyant charlatan Arataka Reigen, discovers Mob’s true potential, the two form an unlikely partnership: Reigen markets himself as a psychic consultant while Mob becomes the muscle behind every exorcism, spirit‑busting job, and petty miracle. Their daily grind is a mix of slapstick mishaps, earnest self‑improvement, and bizarre supernatural showdowns that test the limits of Mob’s restraint. As Mob grapples with the growing pressure of his emotions—anger, jealousy, loneliness—his inner energy begins to swell toward a catastrophic climax known as the "100%" eruption. Each episode pushes him closer to that breaking point, forcing him to confront not only external threats like rogue espers and malevolent entities, but also the internal battle between a desire for normalcy and the inevitability of his immense power. The series balances kinetic fight choreography with heartfelt moments of growth, delivering a story that’s as much about mastering one’s inner turmoil as it is about punching ghosts.
Psychic battles that feel like choreography
The showdown against the Claw’s “Dimple” and the later city‑wide psychic eruption are animated with fluid, kinetic framing that makes each blast a visual dance.
A coming‑of‑age story disguised as comedy
Mob’s struggle to balance ordinary school life, his crush on Tsubomi, and the fear of losing control mirrors real teenage anxiety, delivering heartfelt moments amid the jokes.
Reigen’s scams become surprisingly philosophical
Episodes like “The Spirit of the Phone Booth” showcase Reigen’s con‑artist wisdom, turning his absurd advice into genuine life lessons about confidence and self‑acceptance.
Bold visual style that breaks the fourth wall
The series mixes minimalist static frames with explosive, watercolor‑splash fights, and even inserts comic‑book panels that comment on the action in real time.
Supporting cast with distinct growth arcs
Characters such as Ritsu, Teru, and the members of the “Mob Club” evolve from comic relief to emotionally resonant allies, each confronting their own insecurities.
Best for: Viewers who enjoy a blend of over‑the‑top supernatural action and sincere character development, especially those who appreciate humor with a deeper emotional core.
A middle schooler with immense psychic powers works for a fraudulent mentor while learning to handle his emotions. Expect stylized supernatural action with some graphic imagery, plus thoughtful themes about self-worth and growing up.
Mob Psycho 100 has 12 episodes.
Mob Psycho 100 is currently finished airing.
Mob Psycho 100 was produced by Bones.
Mob Psycho 100 aired Jul 11, 2016 to Sep 27, 2016.
Mob Psycho 100 is based on a Web manga.
A middle schooler with immense psychic powers works for a fraudulent mentor while learning to handle his emotions. Expect stylized supernatural action with some graphic imagery, plus thoughtful themes about self-worth and growing up.
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Ekubo
Main
CV: Ootsuka, Akio

Kageyama, Ritsu
Main
CV: Irino, Miyu

Kageyama, Shigeo
Main
CV: Itou, Setsuo

Reigen, Arataka
Main
CV: Sakurai, Takahiro

Akagi
Supporting
CV: Watanuki, Ryuunosuke

Asahi, Gou
Supporting
CV: Kuwahata, Yuusuke

Bandai
Supporting
CV: Yamashita, Seiichirou

Ceiling Crasher
Supporting
CV: Onozuka, Takashi

Chihiro
Supporting
CV: Kayano, Ai

Edano, Tsuyoshi
Supporting
CV: Hayashi, Yuu

Female con-artist
Supporting
CV: Satou, Rina

Fuji
Supporting
CV: Nishi, Rintarou

Gen
Supporting
CV: Makishima, Naoki

Gouda, Musashi
Supporting
CV: Seki, Toshihiko

Gozu
Supporting
CV: Hamano, Daiki

Hanako
Supporting
CV: Watanabe, Tomomi

Hanazawa, Teruki
Supporting
CV: Matsuoka, Yoshitsugu

Hitoshi
Supporting
CV: Sakurai, Tooru

Hoshino, Takeshi
Supporting
CV: Amasaki, Kouhei

Inukawa, Mameta
Supporting
CV: Yamashita, Seiichirou

Ishiguro
Supporting
CV: Ookubo, Rumi

Kageyama's Father
Supporting
CV: Mutou, Yoshinori

Kageyama's Mother
Supporting
CV: Nakajima, Kayou

Kamuro, Shinji
Supporting
CV: Yusa, Kouji
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