Overview
- The series introduces a world where superheroes derive their powers from public trust, linking heroism to social perception and influence.
- In a shocking twist, the heavily marketed hero, Nice, is removed early, shifting the focus to Lin Ling, an ad agency employee forced to assume Nice's identity.
- ‘To Be Hero X’ employs an innovative mix of 2D and 3D animation styles, drawing comparisons to acclaimed works like 'Arcane' and 'Love, Death & Robots.'
- The show critiques modern celebrity culture and the power of perception, using its narrative to explore themes of identity and replacement.
- Streaming on Crunchyroll, the series has become a standout in the superhero genre, showcasing Chinese animation's growing prominence on the global stage.