Mob Psycho 100
A whirlwind of psychedelic psychic energy envelops a quiet boy's struggle for normalcy, blooming into a vibrant, emotional supernova of self-acceptance.
Mob Psycho 100
Mob Psycho 100

モブサイコ100

12 July 2016 — 22 December 2022 Japan 3 season 37 episode Ended ⭐ 8.5 (1,205)
Cast: Setsuo Ito, Takahiro Sakurai, Miyu Irino, Akio Otsuka, Ryunosuke Watanuki
Animation Sci-Fi & Fantasy Action & Adventure Comedy
Self-Acceptance vs. Repression The Nature of Strength and Self-Improvement Mentorship and Influence Belonging and Human Connection

Mob Psycho 100 - Movie Quotes

Memorable Quotes

Listen well, we are different from regular people because we are born with special powers. But that shouldn't give you the illusion that you're a special being.

— Arataka Reigen

Context:

This is a recurring piece of advice Reigen gives to Mob, often stated in Season 1. It serves as Mob's moral foundation for how he views his own powers and interacts with other espers.

Meaning:

This quote encapsulates the core philosophy of the series. Reigen teaches Mob that possessing a special talent does not make one superior to others. It is a lesson in humility and a warning against arrogance, which is the primary flaw of almost every antagonist Mob faces.

Psychic powers aren't needed to survive in the first place.

— Shigeo Kageyama (Mob)

Context:

Mob expresses this sentiment multiple times throughout the series, particularly when confronted by espers who believe their powers are everything. It highlights his desire for normalcy and his commitment to the Body Improvement Club.

Meaning:

This simple statement reflects Mob's deep-seated belief that his powers are irrelevant to his personal growth and what truly matters in life. He values hard work, friendship, and kindness over his innate, extraordinary abilities.

When things go south, it's okay to run away!

— Arataka Reigen

Context:

Reigen says this to Mob during their confrontation with the 7th Division of Claw at the end of Season 1 (Episode 11, "Master ~Leader~"). Mob is about to fight with the intent to seriously harm his opponents, and Reigen intervenes to protect Mob's gentle nature.

Meaning:

This quote is both humorous and profound. It subverts the typical shonen trope of heroes never backing down. Reigen teaches Mob that survival and self-preservation are valid choices and that there's no shame in avoiding a fight you can't win or that isn't worth fighting.

I've always known. What my master really is... is a genuinely good person.

— Shigeo Kageyama (Mob)

Context:

Mob says this during Season 2, Episode 7 ("Cornered ~True Identity~") after Reigen has been publicly exposed as a fraud on national television. Mob uses his powers to help Reigen escape the press conference, confirming his unwavering loyalty.

Meaning:

This is a pivotal moment in Mob and Reigen's relationship. It reveals that Mob was never fooled by Reigen's charade. He sticks with Reigen not because he believes he's a powerful psychic, but because he recognizes his mentor's inherent kindness and good heart, validating their entire relationship.