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bhaktivinoda said: Nik03178 said: You won't like things going further than. It's shigaraki's show from here on. You are in very extreme minority that have absolute garbage taste and don't like the absolutely amazing writing of villains and prefer boring one dimensional heroes. Just because my opinion is different from yours doesnt mean its garbage lol, I'm honestly impressed you think these generic villains are well written. I actually don't mind cliche shonen villians at all but this arc just takes it too far. They're not generic, they're far from it. Dabi's motivations yet to be shared in anime, he might seem generic, and Idk/remember anything about Compress however the thing about these other villains is that they all could have just as easily been heroes if their circumstances had been better and for some of them it's not even too late. Each with very different reasons for doing what they do. Generic means "Characteristic of or relating to a class or group of things; not specific." However all of these villains have very unique and specific motivations that makes them far from generic. I think what makes these villains so great is that it's easy to empathize with them. Toga wants to be the things she thinks are cute, her unfortunate quirk made her able to do that via their blood, but that makes her seem gross to others, so she is rejected, even though what she wants isn't really that bad, and it's only her current way of going about it that is wrong. Spinner follows Stains ideology which is that true heroes aren't in it for fame or fortune, it's about doing what is right, they to go about it wrong but their ideals are very heroic and it's easy to agree with their wish at least, Twice got screwed over by human BS and lost his life as a result, forcing himself into crime to survive, something happens to him that he kills his clones and then becomes scared that he isn't even the real version of himself, if he breaks his bones he will likely die, but even so he doesn't want to lose the family he's got, as he's already lost it all once, so he fights to keep them safe. All of this very specific and not even often used, if ever. Dabi might disappoint you later but he's not that bad, and again Idk about Compress but the others are very well done, it's easy to feel what they feel and understand why they are doing what they are doing, even though we as the viewer (should) think they are wrong. That's how most villains should be, you should be able to understand them and their feelings even though they aren't real. They feel real because they are well written and easy to empathize with. |
| longest 20 minutes of my life. so glad this season/arc is almost over and we get to see the heroes again. |
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| So many episodes about it, and I still can't care less about this guy with creepy hands. What a season.. wow 10/10 amazingly beautiful |
| so the greatest freedom is acting on every desire you have like the desire to destroy by Shigaraki huh err nah total freedom means total chaos like the State of Nature says |
| bruh... the first arc wasn't much exciting, it wasn't bad but there was really not much going on but the second arc and this episode were fireeeeee i loved seeing all the villains in action it was so cool |
| The worst episode of MHA. We already know Shigaraki past from the previous episode. I don't know what is the point of this fight. |
| I couldn't care less about this no name villain with his ridiculous hands Jesus Christ ... and this itching is just fucking boring. Still don't understand how or why Toga lived. Guess you have to sell waifu pillow cases |
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| Easily the best arc this season, especially the last 2 episodes. Reignited a bit of the hype I felt for this series once. |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| WHY WHY WHY did they change Shigaraki's dub voice actor this episode? His voice is iconic and its been going on for 5 years, it doesnt even make sense for it to randomly change |
| After this episode, Shigaraki and his group really do feel like a serious threat to hero society. It's a little terrifying seeing how much power they currently have. |
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| Oh, so now they formed an alliance. Interesting. |
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the new symbol of fear, your new king |
NickCipolla said: WHY WHY WHY did they change Shigaraki's dub voice actor this episode? His voice is iconic and its been going on for 5 years, it doesnt even make sense for it to randomly change It's the same guy, he's just putting on a more confident and stable tone now to show his growth. |
| Are ya winning, diners? |
| So THAT'S why his hair turned stark white. A 2nd dose of trauma after the first time his quirk activated as a child. And more parallels between him and Deku, with the overuse of his quirk causing severe damage to his own body (with a familiar set of broken fingers and limbs). I hate how cool he looks now with that hair and pimp cape lmao Clever move of them to drop "villain" from the new merger name. If you stop advertising yourself as the "bad guys" it'll be easier to recruit people to your cause. |
| I can't help but think about Kaneki, but nice episode, though I feel like Shigaraki doesn't have a reason to fight anymore and he's just doing it for the sake of doing it which isn't that great. |
Come on man,where is that Noragami season 3 masterpiece.We want it, Bones! |
| I can' unsee dr doofenshmirtz man. |
| Shigaraki took the Lib Army under his command. Same with Giganto. He's been growing into an even bigger, scarier monster >_< |
| Not gonna lie, it would have been a lot cooler if Shigaraki and Re-Destro hadn't lost body parts. I want to see them fighting at their full potential, not in a weakened state. Also, I feel like Re-Destro was wasted here. He should have been a major villain with no affiliation with Shigaraki - they would be seperate entities, both working towards bringing down the heroes. |
| I am not a weeb, I simply enjoy 2D girls |
| Shigaraki won the battle and yeah he's become really strong now.....and with that the meta liberation army now comes under the league of villains thus forming a united group called the "Paranormal Liberation Front" I like that name.....oooh boy am I excited for what's gonna come!!!!!!Can't wait to see the finale!!!!! |
| Judging that we have one episode left, i assume the major fights will be in the next season. But i am not gonna lie, didn't expect it to end like this, Re-Destro becoming Tomura's follower lmao |
"There is no such thing as an Anime elitist. You watch Anime, therefore, you are trash by society's standards." |
| Holy shit Shigaraki has evolved |
| I'm Bruneian and I like anime. And Manchester United. And fat cats. |
| And so Shigaraki's League of Villains turns from just a club of random stragglers to, well, an actual League, or rather, the Paranormal Liberation Front. He has now acquired a massive army (however, seemingly really weak) along with its leaders who have deep pockets. The doctor has now agreed to support him as well, probably in providing him with his super-nomus and the now-subdued Machia as well. Sheeeeesh. But most of all, Shigaraki has his memories back, and he knows who he is. Things are shifting and things are getting interesting, right at the end of the season. At least the set up is pretty much completed, and once season 6 does come around, we'll be diving straight into the action. As for the next episode which is the last one, it looks like we're going to see our young heroes again whom we have left for 5 or so episodes. |
  NYANPASU  whiskey tango foxtrot |
| Shigaraki has taken over the Liberation Army, and now has even more control than before, and that doctor is now willing to give him those fancy nomus. Will the heroes be prepared for this? |
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| This turned out to be the best looking episode of the 2nd half, weird to think neither Suzuki or Nakamura worked on it. (Makes sense I guess because they were working on the movies) Unlike other seasons, I honestly don't feel much of the final confrontation, hoping for a better S6. Re-Destro's characterization was so awful, good to see him being destroyed fast. |
| This is the best episode of the season. Everything about it was so good and makes up for some of the more boring episodes that we've had |
| Ah so that's why theres a league of villain inside Destro liberation army. They merge and make villain even more stronger than ever. I like how Giganto submit himself nor same feeling with Redestro. Great villain shall have their awakening moment to balance our op protagonist powerup right? Pretty cool decision, i guess. So yeah, let's see how they wrap up the war in the incoming season. If that's how its suppose to be... |
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| So not only did most of them get random powerups, they now also got an army for free. How convenient. |
| So as if Shigaraki did not become ridiculously over-powered already he is going to get even more power?! Wtf... Would that mean enhancing his quirk further -to destroy an entire city like Tokyo perhaps, comrades included- or a second quirk? I assume the evil Doctor plans to give him a second quirk. One, perhaps, that would work jointly with his native one. Since the next episode is the last of the season I suppose it will be a "call to arms" episode, a prep for next season. Shigaraki appears to be beyond redemption now... But at least he is(?) still loyal to his comrades - though it is weird how he did not kill half of them when he fully unleashed his power... |
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| Shigaraki's voice change was a nice touch. They have very much so leveled up. |
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| Tomura I-have-no-ideologied into becoming the Destro ideal. That's ridiculously funny actually. Blud was just messing around and became a supervillain leader |
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