Seasonal viewing is the only reason MHA S5 is hated

Komedi_Incoming said:

here fetch your "cool" card

OrientalAve said:
Tbh as much as this season gets hated on I personally find this season as a buffer for season 6 this season was just kinda building the characters up and adding more depth to them to prepare for season 6.

Now keep in mind I am anime only so if this was just a really bad adaptation of the chapters then that’s something else.

Sushi099 said:
I disagree. I didn’t watch it as it came out, the character development wasn’t bad but it just wasn’t super exciting either. I didn’t really think the villain part was that great too.

CickNipolla said:


fun fact but more exciting =/= better.

CickNipolla said:
Theres no denying that seasonal week-by-week viewing of anime significantly decreased the enjoyment and quality of a show. Watching one episode a week just isnt the same as watching a few at a time. You wait a year for a season to air and its more setting up things than anything.

My Hero Academia S5 comes off boring when you watch week by week, because new gen anime fans cant handle slow paced shows. The messages and themes of S5 are actually really well thought out and executed. People just expected 24/7 intense action, which obviously cant always be going on.

Bakugo learning team work, Deku learning a lot about All for One, Endeavor family redemption, Kurogiri, and Shigaraki backstory are the core aspects of the show. You arent supposed to look at S5 for its action/battles

ecksdee58 said:

It's just bad. Except mva arc

CickNipolla said:


u have a show that sexualizies a 16 year old in ur favorites and ur claiming mha is trash, right.

yngboifresh said:
episode 4 was so bad after i finished that episode i put the show on hold for 4 months the amount of cringe from that episode made me give up on it till i came back and decided to finish it

CickNipolla said:


my hero academia must be peak shonen if even its bad season got an 8/10 from you

CickNipolla said:
Theres no denying that seasonal week-by-week viewing of anime significantly decreased the enjoyment and quality of a show. Watching one episode a week just isnt the same as watching a few at a time. You wait a year for a season to air and its more setting up things than anything.

My Hero Academia S5 comes off boring when you watch week by week, because new gen anime fans cant handle slow paced shows. The messages and themes of S5 are actually really well thought out and executed. People just expected 24/7 intense action, which obviously cant always be going on.

Bakugo learning team work, Deku learning a lot about All for One, Endeavor family redemption, Kurogiri, and Shigaraki backstory are the core aspects of the show. You arent supposed to look at S5 for its action/battles

GyroZone said:
Season 5 is hated for having worse animation, sloppy pacing, and butchering one of the best arcs in the series

CickNipolla said:

Bakugo learning team work, Deku learning a lot about All for One, Endeavor family redemption, Kurogiri, and Shigaraki backstory are the core aspects of the show. You arent supposed to look at S5 for its action/battles

DarkSoul1782 said:

Akame ga kill is one of ur fav anime bro don't even chat

CickNipolla said:
Theres no denying that seasonal week-by-week viewing of anime significantly decreased the enjoyment and quality of a show. Watching one episode a week just isnt the same as watching a few at a time. You wait a year for a season to air and its more setting up things than anything.

My Hero Academia S5 comes off boring when you watch week by week, because new gen anime fans cant handle slow paced shows. The messages and themes of S5 are actually really well thought out and executed. People just expected 24/7 intense action, which obviously cant always be going on.

Bakugo learning team work, Deku learning a lot about All for One, Endeavor family redemption, Kurogiri, and Shigaraki backstory are the core aspects of the show. You arent supposed to look at S5 for its action/battles

Cestlavie_ said:
Nah they changed the order of events for S5 that's why the first half was boring to get through
added some filler and put the most interesting arc that was supposed to start the season at the end
with meh animation, just made the season come of as meh

CickNipolla said:
Theres no denying that seasonal week-by-week viewing of anime significantly decreased the enjoyment and quality of a show. Watching one episode a week just isnt the same as watching a few at a time. You wait a year for a season to air and its more setting up things than anything.

My Hero Academia S5 comes off boring when you watch week by week, because new gen anime fans cant handle slow paced shows. The messages and themes of S5 are actually really well thought out and executed. People just expected 24/7 intense action, which obviously cant always be going on.

Bakugo learning team work, Deku learning a lot about All for One, Endeavor family redemption, Kurogiri, and Shigaraki backstory are the core aspects of the show. You arent supposed to look at S5 for its action/battles

Hyperorion said:
I was legit about to drop off mha after the clusterfuck that was s4. but Gave it a chance one last time. and safe to say it's their best season yet since 3 or maybe even better? idk. but I don't understand the hate. ppl are retarded, mfs legit liked s4 more than this one where the story is mid action is mid and then we get to the worst fucking Arc the school dance thing if I wasn't watching that shit weekly one episode at a time I wouldn't have been able to finish s4. it was absolute pain to sit through. but s5 redeemed mha for me we get a cool Arc where the bois learn new moves some amazing animation (yes contrary to popular belief s4 had "bad" animation in comparison ) and really well directed - choreographed action scenes. and the story and drama between characters was written well. unlike the abomination that was s4. and the mva most hyped shit by the manga readers. it was OK. I literally read it after the shit stains on Mal and Twitter started to say that "they massacred my boy" and it was the same thing as was in the anime adaptation. except they changed some few scenes and took out that ninja turtle guy shit. (which isn't so bad cuz I doubt anyone gives a shit about him. they'll probably animate it when the time is right. but nothing important missed). so in conclusion don't trust manga readers mfs hype shit to the extreme it'll only impede ur experience.

Pop720 said:
I completely agree lol I don’t understand how mf really like that gentle criminal bullshit but complain about my villain academia smh the only good thing about season 4 was seeing deku go 100% and maybe endeavors fight vs season 5 wasn’t that action packed in the beginning because of the class joint training but still we got some big moments in that. Deku getting a new power, us learning more about all for one and one for alls beef, and freaking Bakugo learning team which was amazing to see. Then don’t even get me started on Shigaraki and the Leagues back story. A million times better than season 4 we probably only had like 3 or 4 good moments from that season and they mostly came from side character not even our main guys

CickNipolla said:


no offense but if u brush off the last two episodes of s4 so easily, it shows ur opinion of mha legit does not matter.

endeavors spotlight at the end of the season is not only like the 2nd highest rated episode of MHA, but its widely regarded as one of the best moments of the entire show

Pop720 said:
oh don’t get me wrong that fight was definitely one of the top one and shows how far endeavors come since the start of the show. He’s included in those moments I talked about. Him and Miro but imo those are they only good things about that season especially compared to the end of season 5

Pop720 said:
oh don’t get me wrong that fight was definitely one of the top one and shows how far endeavors come since the start of the show. He’s included in those moments I talked about. Him and Miro but imo those are they only good things about that season especially compared to the end of season 5

CickNipolla said:


MHA has such a high bar from the first 3 seasons that, even though s4 seems like a let down, its still good. It just could never be as good without allmight

CickNipolla said:
Theres no denying that seasonal week-by-week viewing of anime significantly decreased the enjoyment and quality of a show. Watching one episode a week just isnt the same as watching a few at a time. You wait a year for a season to air and its more setting up things than anything.

My Hero Academia S5 comes off boring when you watch week by week, because new gen anime fans cant handle slow paced shows. The messages and themes of S5 are actually really well thought out and executed. People just expected 24/7 intense action, which obviously cant always be going on.

Bakugo learning team work, Deku learning a lot about All for One, Endeavor family redemption, Kurogiri, and Shigaraki backstory are the core aspects of the show. You arent supposed to look at S5 for its action/battles

Pop720 said:
also don’t say no offense and then try and insult someone especially when you obviously know nothing of mha if you’re jumping on the season 5 is trash bandwagon

sockerdricka said:


Offense meant so please take offense. S4 was great, especially the looming threat and the unease you could see in everyone involved. Instead of a superhero-flick it made it feel more real, these are just kids. Imo S4 added something that made it easier to connect with the show and made it feel more real in the mundane stuff. If you can't appreciate that it's your loss, and if you wanna brush off the entire season with "lul that gentle criminal bullshit" then you deserve offense. :)