Semi-serious LaTeX papers that treat anime powers as mathematical and scientific systems.
Shonen Math is where I take anime abilities too seriously. Each paper starts with one power, gives it a compact technical model, and keeps the joke understandable in a sentence.
What I made
The first volume models Domain Expansion as a bounded game, alchemy as constrained optimization, and shadow clones as parallel compute with delayed synchronization.
The papers share one LaTeX style, notation file, and bibliography. TikZ diagrams carry the explanation, while a small Python check catches broken sources before pdflatex does.
How it works
5 stepsStart with an ability that has an interesting rule.
Reduce the idea to one technical claim.
Define the variables, constraints, and diagrams.
Write the paper in the shared LaTeX system.
Run source checks and compile the final PDF.
Repository breakdown
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