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| Nah these citizens deserve to die. They have no right to bar anyone from entering the school, they're lucky THEY were accepted inside. Deku should wipe them all out. |
| I am not a weeb, I simply enjoy 2D girls |
| best written episode I've ever watched in my life |
| If Bakugo was the MVP last episode, then Ochako was most certainly the star this time around. The importance of support & morale comes full circle with her development as a hero and what she was looking to for inspiration - the tired faces of onlookers lighting up as they cheered on the heroes. I definitely don't fault the civilians for their unrest, as they lived in a society where the role of hero was placed on a pedestal far removed from their daily lives. Ochako's speech helped to humanize the heroes and make their struggles relatable to the average person. |
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| Back to back top 5 episodes of the show for me. Episode 23 and 24. |
#FreePalestine 🇵🇸 |
| Gotta admit, that was a great episode. Ochako's speech was a real tearjerker, that's the BNHA I love. |
| Wow, the Ochako speech had so much feelings. Very good surprise this arc. |
| Uraraka knows how to cut onions. |
 V I S I T M Y 【P R O F I L E 💕】 |
| Man that was cringe to watch lol. Little Ochaco was so adorable. |
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| And the tears don't stop this episode man Ochoco....people can be cruel. And Staind is back. |
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| I didn’t think I would shed a tear because I typically don’t like cheesy speeches like this, but seeing a young kid take on the burden of world and people hating on him for a while was a lot. I swear if stain touches All Might, I will tear this place down. |
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| Last episode was meh, but this episode really got me, when Deku broke down, I broke too. When Uraraka said you beaches won't the ones getting hurt fighting villains, those ungrateful people felt that. The adults in that crowd had the nerves to look at little Midoriya and tried to chase him out before they opened their eyes. After the whole All Might saga being the symbol of peace and whatnot, I have a feeling that this development will lead to the answer of what it means to be a hero, that normal civilians can also be a hero by extending that helping hand to those who need it, even to the heroes that are working to protect them. It is not just one person saving everybody, but everybody must do their part and find the kindness in their heart to help others in need, and this would also tie into the whole Shigaraki subplot and the whole thing about him not receiving any help when he needed it the most. Good stuffs. |
| Honobono Log - best slice of life short -------------------------------------------- most kawaii loli overlord ---------------------------- Donquixote Doflamingo AMV - Control |
Unwritten shounen rules #23, #5 & #11:
Endeavor in a trench coat like he's from some noir detective film. Bizarre. Do-gooder shit mouse principal changing the school's whole geography in months. Believable (in sci-fi). Then thankfully there's Hawks, whose main goal is still having as much free time as possible. Based. These last two-three episodes are really testing my patience, where's my villains at? |
RenaPsychoKillerFeb 5, 5:50 AM
 watching, waiting, commiserating |
| It's crazy to think a kid like Uraraka had to spell it out but here we are ... That said, yet again an emotional episode. I can definitely understand the thoughts of the crowd seeing these Heroes as just performers, seeing it like fiction rather than reality, maybe a nod to how they're dissociating from reality with these ridiculous powers and villainous action. "Heroes" are always expected to be perfect but in the end they're just people with feelings and family too. |
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