JustOppais said: HectorBlaze said: at least you finally made up your mind lol. i drop show way quicker if i don't like it. I agree Deku is one of the main problems, but he’s not the only one. However, the biggest problem is that I really can’t like any character, excluding All Might. Another problem is the story being less and less intriguing to me, it’s something already seen and whitout elements I particulary like. I think MHA isn’t for me, probably this series will be the last one I watch. Everyone has his times. |
HectorBlazeJan 12, 2020 1:49 AM
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| Just like how HeroAca borrowed a lot of ideas from Naruto, Deku is now facing the same problem as Naruto. Deku's character arc has already ended by the end of season 3 just like how Naruto's character arc has ended after Pain. First it was his fight with muscular where he learned how a hero actually feels actually putting their lives on the line. Then it was him telling his mom that it doesn't have to be UA. This meant that he's no longer continuing as an All Might fanboy because following in his footsteps is no longer such a big deal as long as he becomes a hero. He's found his hero identity and path instead of being just All Might 2.0 and he has proven his passion for the role of a hero instead of just the glory and prestige of UA. Lastly it was him leading the relationship with Bakugo towards a more healthy direction. There's nothing more for him internally to resolve anymore which is why the only sort of character development after that arc can only just be powerlevel and quirk ups and eventually dealing with All Might's death (if it does happen). Which is also why Todoroki, Bakugo and Shigaraki are way more interesting continuing onwards because their character are actually incomplete. |
| As a child, I was told that society is a melting pot of talents; knowledge and experience combined to form important alloys that will contribute to mankind. When I got to highschool, however, I thought that it's more like a river in which the water represents our peers while we ourselves are the stones in the river. Constant erosion by mindless majority sheeping has made us lose our unique edge. After I hit the age of 18, I realized that I've been wrong all along. Society is no melting pot. Society is no river. Society is a person, a very skilled rapist, and he has fucked us all. |
avn2 said: ChainxBastard said: Mirio was infinitely more interesting. I have a horrific time getting invested in basic generic anime shows where the main character is a net negative in comparison to every other character in the show because the supporting cast constantly props up the generic hero as if he was the second reincarnation of Jesus. He's a good kid, he's smart and he works hard. Don't get me wrong. But he's also far too timid, mentally fragile, has low self-esteem, yet it is not explored enough to be shown as a detriment so that he looks like a more well rounded and organic character. My biggest pet peeve is when a character's "flaws" are never shown as a true flaw in the purpose of the narrative. Deku could have easily been in a situation where he freezes up due to "analysis paralysis" and suffers a major loss. We know he's prone to overthinking but that NEVER happens. ' We know that he is capable of injuring himself far too severely due to his martyr complex. He should have suffered a horrific injury that changed the trajectory of his career....forever. But that NEVER happens. I could go on. I hate it when main characters aren't called out for their BS. Look at all the better examples.... Gon, Edward Elric, hell even GOKU gets called out for his BS. When a main character doesn't get absolved of their flaws by virtue of the fact that they're a main character, then the supporting cast looks as dynamic and organic as the main character himself. But in BNHA, it just doesn't happen. Deku is bland, and every character that supports him by virtue gets shown as bland as well because their praise has ZERO basis. Deku is why I can not invest in this show. Why you talking like you know so much about anime when you have only seen 4 Some people don't update their lists and using people's lists as an argument without actually responding to his arguments is not a good way of discussion. |
| As a child, I was told that society is a melting pot of talents; knowledge and experience combined to form important alloys that will contribute to mankind. When I got to highschool, however, I thought that it's more like a river in which the water represents our peers while we ourselves are the stones in the river. Constant erosion by mindless majority sheeping has made us lose our unique edge. After I hit the age of 18, I realized that I've been wrong all along. Society is no melting pot. Society is no river. Society is a person, a very skilled rapist, and he has fucked us all. |
CaptainBubblegum said: Deku is not the issue. he's a classic shounen protagonist. Who wins with plot convinces and 1,000,000% ass pulls. He has everything going for him. What more dose he need to be a true hero? |
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| Izuku is recycle from Jack Midoriya (a salaryman wanna be hero) but took a 180 turn https://mangahub.io/chapter/boku-no-hero-academia_142/chapter-0 As for his behavior, imagine how he would end up if he didn't have his power. :D https://mangahub.io/chapter/boku-no-hero-true-hero/chapter-3 Quirkless? Weight training is the answer to become one of the most strongest quirkless hero. (Rock Lee?) His attitude is holding him back. Since the beginning he should've stop comparing himself to other and focus solely on himself. Idolizing All Might to the point of having goods/figures. The answer were simple, become Batman or Ironman. Just team up with Mei Hatsume and have her create support gears. |
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ChainxBastard said: twoego said: That's interesting and all, but what's with your profile? What are you doing with the "1" rating on Chihayafuru? Also, I do somewhat agree with the post. It's not good that's why. Anyways off topic. it's definitely good. and even if it's not, it doesn't deserve a 1. that's totally unjust. Sakurai_Aoi said: Deku has been in serious danger several times and he has been seriously injured. His dream of being a hero was on the line and even his life was at times. Just because it didn't happen before doesn't make the consequences any less "real". Sometimes, the bad things just happen sooner or later than we expect them. That's just how it is. But since the beginning we know that "this is the story of how I became the strongest hero" so we know for sure that 1. Deku became a hero so "His dream of being a hero was on the line" and "even his life was at times" doesn't provide any tension because we know he's not going to die and no matter what happens he's still gonna become the number 1 hero, so any major conflict he encounters, any villains he face that seem too strong for him to defeat, any situations he's in where it seems like he's gonna die, we know he will be able to get out of these unscathed because he "became the strongest hero". |
ttcchenFeb 15, 2020 11:36 PM
A_Pli said: xkazutox said: Izuku is recycle from Jack Midoriya (a salaryman wanna be hero) but took a 180 turn https://mangahub.io/chapter/boku-no-hero-academia_142/chapter-0 As for his behavior, imagine how he would end up if he didn't have his power. :D https://mangahub.io/chapter/boku-no-hero-true-hero/chapter-3 Quirkless? Weight training is the answer to become one of the most strongest quirkless hero. (Rock Lee?) His attitude is holding him back. Since the beginning he should've stop comparing himself to other and focus solely on himself. Idolizing All Might to the point of having goods/figures. The answer were simple, become Batman or Ironman. Just team up with Mei Hatsume and have her create support gears. Bruh you're comparing characters from different universes. Weight training wouldn't work in the MHA universe because unlike DBZ and Naruto where you can train your body over it's limit and then just eat and sleep a lot to recover completely, In the MHA universe, like in the real world there is a limit to how much you can train and Overworking from that will cause harm instead of benefits as mentioned by All might in the second chapter when Deku overworks himself. Addd to this Deku was 14 when he met All might and his body had limitations, then his limitations should be even lower at the age of <13. Also Rock Lee has Chakra in his body (he just can't use ninjustsu or Genjutsu) and can use the eight gates for tougher opponents, he can't just beat villians due to being trained. And you're whole be batman or Iron Man, you seem to forget that one of the main reasons these people can do so is because they have seemingly limitless cash to fund them, Deku does not. Batman had enough resources to go and train with the world's top martial artists for 8-10 years something Deku can't do. Iron Man has a lot of things in his suits that don't exist in the MHA world like arc core reactors and Nano technology. The support items of MHA as the name suggests is to support the persons abilities. Giving anyone else Bakugo's gauntlets or Kaminari's sharpshooter gear wouldn't help them. Add to this both these men are born prodigies who had peak human intelligence and capability to reach peak human conditioning, something Deku is not. Also the whole plot hole of why only make the gadgets for Deku would open hear. Unlike OFA, suits and gadgets can be made for everyone repeatedly so why would they only make one for Deku and not for others who already have powers and can be powered up further by them? Well, in OPM universe, there's also Mumen Rider. Deku CAN do, he have internet at home. He can do his research on other hero's quirk, so he could have focus on self development. Whether it's martial art/gun/sword, he could do it on his own without someone there training him and be his emotional support. There are chara that start out alone by themselves to get to a certain physics, their work bares fruit when they learn survival skill/hero skill through academy. The reason why I mention Rock Lee is mainly because of their mindset and determination to push oneself futher to be able to stand on the same stage next to other who are gifted. As for the gadget and suit, yes everyone have them. But if you look at Mei Hatsumei's quirk. It have absolutely nothing to do with her intelligence and her skill of inventing new tools. If all her quirk does is zoom, she could literally create a advance tech scope goggle that does the same thing as her quirk which mean her quirk is nothing special and she's replacable with invention. HOWEVER, don't you look down on them. It's the same with quirk, it's the way you use them that make them unique. She could become a gunner/sniper. Deku could think of something unique for himself. The thing with hero is...anyone can become a hero easily after they graduate in this setting. It's also available through means like general study, support, business etcs. Even if he didn't go to school, there are ideal hero which Stain talked about. Deku goal is always want to be a hero. It's limited and lack of ambitions. Think of Hokage>Shinobi /magic emperor>magic knight. He should revise his goal to become the top #1 hero instead of just a hero. Remember, this series started with him being quirkless to have the best op quirk power from someone else. |
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xkazutox said: A_Pli said: Bruh you're comparing characters from different universes. Weight training wouldn't work in the MHA universe because unlike DBZ and Naruto where you can train your body over it's limit and then just eat and sleep a lot to recover completely, In the MHA universe, like in the real world there is a limit to how much you can train and Overworking from that will cause harm instead of benefits as mentioned by All might in the second chapter when Deku overworks himself. Addd to this Deku was 14 when he met All might and his body had limitations, then his limitations should be even lower at the age of <13. Also Rock Lee has Chakra in his body (he just can't use ninjustsu or Genjutsu) and can use the eight gates for tougher opponents, he can't just beat villians due to being trained. And you're whole be batman or Iron Man, you seem to forget that one of the main reasons these people can do so is because they have seemingly limitless cash to fund them, Deku does not. Batman had enough resources to go and train with the world's top martial artists for 8-10 years something Deku can't do. Iron Man has a lot of things in his suits that don't exist in the MHA world like arc core reactors and Nano technology. The support items of MHA as the name suggests is to support the persons abilities. Giving anyone else Bakugo's gauntlets or Kaminari's sharpshooter gear wouldn't help them. Add to this both these men are born prodigies who had peak human intelligence and capability to reach peak human conditioning, something Deku is not. Also the whole plot hole of why only make the gadgets for Deku would open hear. Unlike OFA, suits and gadgets can be made for everyone repeatedly so why would they only make one for Deku and not for others who already have powers and can be powered up further by them? Well, in OPM universe, there's also Mumen Rider. Deku CAN do, he have internet at home. He can do his research on other hero's quirk, so he could have focus on self development. Whether it's martial art, he could do it on his own without someone there training him and be his emotional support. There are chara that start out alone by themselves to get to a certain physics, their work bares fruit when they learn survival skill/hero skill through academy. The reason why I mention Rock Lee is mainly because of their mindset and determination to push oneself futher to be able to stand on the same stage next to other who are gifted. As for the gadget and suit, yes everyone have them. But if you look at Mei Hatsumei's quirk. It have absolutely nothing to do with her intelligence and her skill of inventing new tools. If all her quirk does is zoom, she could literally create a advance tech scope goggle that does the same thing as her quirk which mean her quirk is nothing special and she's replacable with invention. HOWEVER, don't you look down on them. It's the same with quirk, it's the way you use them that make them unique. She could become a gunner/sniper. Deku could think of something unique for himself. The thing with hero is...anyone can become a hero easily after they graduate in this setting. It's also available through means like general study, support, business etcs. Even if he didn't go to school, there are ideal hero which Stain talked about. Deku goal is always want to be a hero. It's limited and lack of ambitions. Think of Hokage>Shinobi /magic emperor>magic knight. He should revise his goal to become the top #1 hero instead of just a hero. Erm... did you even watch the first episode of hero academia?? He did revise his goals to become #1 Hero. What're you trying to say here? Can you please elaborate... |
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White_Hollow said: xkazutox said: Well, in OPM universe, there's also Mumen Rider. Deku CAN do, he have internet at home. He can do his research on other hero's quirk, so he could have focus on self development. Whether it's martial art, he could do it on his own without someone there training him and be his emotional support. There are chara that start out alone by themselves to get to a certain physics, their work bares fruit when they learn survival skill/hero skill through academy. The reason why I mention Rock Lee is mainly because of their mindset and determination to push oneself futher to be able to stand on the same stage next to other who are gifted. As for the gadget and suit, yes everyone have them. But if you look at Mei Hatsumei's quirk. It have absolutely nothing to do with her intelligence and her skill of inventing new tools. If all her quirk does is zoom, she could literally create a advance tech scope goggle that does the same thing as her quirk which mean her quirk is nothing special and she's replacable with invention. HOWEVER, don't you look down on them. It's the same with quirk, it's the way you use them that make them unique. She could become a gunner/sniper. Deku could think of something unique for himself. The thing with hero is...anyone can become a hero easily after they graduate in this setting. It's also available through means like general study, support, business etcs. Even if he didn't go to school, there are ideal hero which Stain talked about. Deku goal is always want to be a hero. It's limited and lack of ambitions. Think of Hokage>Shinobi /magic emperor>magic knight. He should revise his goal to become the top #1 hero instead of just a hero. Erm... did you even watch the first episode of hero academia?? He did revise his goals to become #1 Hero. What're you trying to say here? Can you please elaborate... Woops, I might have forgot about that. Sorry I only wrote what I best remembered from watching an anime once. Not a big fan of watching any series more than once. He shoul state it out more regularly like Naruto/Asta of what he trying to become, but I haven't heard of it this past year. Anyway, that wasn't my main point. I did try to compare him to what he should be without the quirk although I got side tracked |
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Okay fair enough. I guess it's a given that you don't remember it. And you said it yourself that you don't do rewatch. Tbh, if deku were to do the same thing as Hatsumei then, he'd not qualify as a hero. Only a support item technician, he could only be a sidekick at best. If that happens then we wouldn't have a battle shounen. And there won't be as much as people who'd buy the idea and get interested in this anime. |
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| I’m not a massive fan of BNHA but I thought Deku was one of the better characters. My main problem in BNHA is the sheer amount of side characters that feel pointless and take away time that could of been used on the main characters. |
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Nobody5464 said: That’s surprising. I’m not sure how far ahead the manga is but I’ve always found that the main characters have never really reached their maximum potential and still have a long way in being developed, I’ve chocked this up to side characters often taking the lead role not giving the main characters much chance to develop.Monochrosanity said: I’m not a massive fan of BNHA but I thought Deku was one of the better characters. My main problem in BNHA is the sheer amount of side characters that feel pointless and take away time that could of been used on the main characters. It’s funny you have that opinion because the main complaint of manga readers lately has been we aren’t seeing the side characters enough |
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| Not even close. BNHA's main problem is that it's a battle shounen that contains more drama than action.There wouldn't be any problems, if all of the stuff was good written, but pacing and writing are going from bad to average, rarely going beyond that level. Fancy colours, bright superheroes with generic personalities(some of them actually show promise, but they progress so slowly...)and THICC girlz.That's more than enough for some. Heroes that just want to save everyone and vilains that just want to destroy everything(except for Stain). |
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| i kinda like the fact that he's simple. this show isnt meant to be that deep. just some fun shounen action show to lose yourself to for 24 minutes. and i liked the fact that deku always had something to strive to. he has a CLEAR motivation, he isn't just beating around the bush for nothing. |
| I agree I think after season 1 he started becoming a bad protagonist. But I don't think Mirio is any better than him. |
Eana_ said: I agree I think after season 1 he started becoming a bad protagonist. But I don't think Mirio is any better than him. Still way better than the garbage neanderthal you have as your avatar. killerqueen2000 said: Resus-2 said: Honestly I don't like Deku that much either, he has a good heart but he's kind of annoying with his bitchy attitude, he's been doing it for 4 seasons now, by this point I expected him to change that attitude. That being said, I find Bakugo even more annoying, his screaming bitchy attitude is even worse than Deku. While I don't like Deku that much I don't hate him either but I definitely hate Bakugo. Bakugo deserves credit for being observant and calling out Deku for how unfair it is of him using someone else's power unlike the rest of the characters that suck Deku off Katsushit is single handedly the worst character in battle shounen, so... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
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| I mostly agree with what you say actually but not to the same level. I don't dislike Deku but I think he is one of the weaker characters. I just find the characters around him more interesting, Todoroki, Bakugo and Mirio I find all more interesting. Shigaraki kinda suffers the same fate I feel. I found Stain and Overhaul alot more interesting than him. But I especially felt this after the latest arc. I was so invested in the Mirio vs Overhaul fight and when Deku entered and took over for Mirio I lost alot of interest sadly. And I was 50/50 on Deku 100% vs Overhaul, I think it could easily have been on par with All Might vs All for One but it ended up being so one sided so I don't really know how to feel about it. So for me I think the main problem with BNHA is that it's often the side characters, some who only appear in one arc, who are alot more interesting than the main heroes and villains. |
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| Why would you want to watch a character that's already perfect? I'd rather watch a character go from having all the flaws you listed to a powerful and strong character. Its about the development, and Deku has developed so far. And he will develop more over the series. |
adolfsax said: Now let's talk about the basic concepts of how flawed the world of MHA is. I will make a few major points not getting too much into detail. >First of all, why do the majority of the villains don't carry a modern ranged weapon for example a machine gun, rocket launcher, any military grade weapon. The fight between the gas mask villain and class B was a critical turning point for most of the mature fanboys. >MHA's world is built in modern J*pan around heroes and villains. Where is the military? There are only cops and swat team with some display of feeble firearms. >Introduction of 20 characters yet focuses only on Dekou, Bakugo, half half guy and the girls. >Pacing. Still stuck in school after season 4 for nearly 100 episodes. >useless quirk namely lockdown, bubble, tape, collapsible, sugar rush, navel lazer, snake hair, and so on. A quirkless cop would have been definitely more useful than any of these heroes. >Mundane characters, lack of complexity and development especially for the heroes. Refute any of these points. Pro tip: you can't Trust me, I have no intention to. There's no right or wrong here, and everything you've said so far is objectively correct. But the thing is, we need to draw a line when it comes to entertainment media, especially shōnen. If you lack a suspension of disbelief, anime isn't for you, and you should stick to textbooks (sorry, didn't mean to make it seem like I'm attacking anyone in particular, just trying to state a general fact). adolfsax said: All might on the other hand, is a huge faggot and mentally impaired too. He gave his precious quirk to a random weakling with endless beta male vibes just because he felt like it LOL! At this stage of the story, I was skeptical whether I should continue wasting my time on this defective cartoon. Mirio was the CHOSEN ONE, his quirk with the combination of one for all, unquestionably would have made him the most powerful hero of all time. Nighteye was always right at the beginning when he had seen All Might's future. Dekou acts exclusively on feelings which doesn't make any sense and Lemillion on the contrary, is calculated. The way they handled my favorite character who is clearly superior than Dekou is just stupidity at its finest. The author introduced an interesting character for like 1 season (24 episodes) and then immediately render him useless after his first significant fight. Within the scope of the flaws in the series that I'm willing to overlook, just so I don't fry my brain, I won't refute or shoot down any of your points about the issues in the basic concepts. What's more, I agree with you on Lemillion too. What I wanted to clarify about my statement on All Might is just the fact that I wasn't defending his (braindead) decisions. I was just saying that it was understandable why he was considered the Top Hero, since that facet of his character seems geared right: he radiates confidence and hope, and has the kind of demeanor you would expect from a hero, as opposed to a police officer or such. But here's where I have to play the Devil's Advocate. All Might... kinda sucks, in a way. Sure, he seems like a good symbol and hero, but it's only because the relative scale is that bad. The other heroes in the series are just so terrible in how they handle their role in society that All Might just looks better in comparison. That isn't enough to qualify him realistically, given that this is literally a world and society, centered around the concept of heroes and heroics. While I don't like to digress from anime on MyAnimeList, I would like to point to Watchmen, which gave us a take on heroes' role on society. This is what My Hero Academia lacks: a sociological angle to its exploration of hero society. There's too much focus on the heroics (fights and superpowers) to give a single thought to how much of a mess a hero system like this would be in a real (or even semi-realistic) world. For one person to become a pillar of a world like this, you can't settle for someone like All Might. You're looking for someone akin to a perfect human being, the superhero equivalent of King Arthur or Rama (not flawless, granted, but close enough). That detour might seem pointless, considering that my argument started by advocating a suspension of disbelief, but it ultimately corresponds to why I had to answer your post: I can't find it in me to outright reject any of your points, but that still isn't enough for me to adopt the same view as you. There's nothing wrong in knowing and acknowledging the flaws in a series. Some of us are definitely critical and experienced enough to do so, but shutting off your brain and just enjoying something for the kicks isn't wrong either. I'm not trying to come off too strong about it, but just because you see the flaws in something doesn't mean you force others to react to it. I'd gladly like to keep this conversation about the problems in My Hero Academia (let's be honest, it's just a rant at this point) alive, but that won't stop me from enjoying the show (somewhat, at least). I can't say how I enjoy something that I can thoroughly deconstruct and complain about, but that honestly shouldn't matter, since I'm only here for entertainment anyways... we all are. |
| the main problem is BNHA taking itself too seriously. if it was about about teens having fun in a hero academy and best boy Mineta being the MC, it would be a masterpiss |
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| Deku and Shigaraki is the main problem in mha. Both of them are gary-stue tier shit people that don't have any character growth and gain by being bad to the point it makes the viewer look angry |
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| I don't like Deku that much. |
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| And it took you 4 seasons + 2 OVAs and 2 movies to realize that? |
| Well, to be fair, goody two shoes in general never really my cup of tea. Deku isn't too bad though. At least he's smart, hard working, and have flaws that he's working on to fix, give him time (or more like, give Horikoshi chance to actually address it and have Deku learn from his BS). The only problem I have is his ass pull fights. Horikoshi could have made his fights better by: 1. Make him lost spectacularly and have him learn from it, or 2. Have him won by working together like in Stain fight, or 3. Have him won using his brain, like you know, make strategies, like what Bakugou did during their exam against All Might. His fight with Muscle and Overhaul is the worst. I'm sorry to bring up KnY but I find Tanjiro to be more bland. Deku alone won't be able to carry the show, imo. Thank god there is All Might and Bakugou (and Endeavor). |
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| The problem with most shounen protagonists... they're bland. Most can be summarised as guys who will never give up on their dreams, are happy no matter what, overcome any hardship simply because they are hardworkers who are destined to become the best! I don't care for Deku, he's as cookie-cutter of a protagonist as it gets. It's been 4 seasons and there's barely been any development on his part, and I don't mean in terms of strength or technique, but as a person. Deku has no depth, he's simply the chosen one. The episodes that showed him struggling with various things are always the more interesting ones. For example, when he discovered that Mirio was a number one choice for receiving One for All. Mirio has everything Deku does not. That hurts, right? There must be a lot of internal conflict finding out that you were second choice and there are people who don't believe in your potential. We saw that struggle for like, one episode and then Deku becomes BFFs with Mirio. Then when Mirio and Deku are patrolling the streets and came across Eri but miss out on saving someone who's clearly being abused and we see them being haunted by the opportunity, that was SO interesting because this is something heroes must face very often!! How do they deal with this pain and the ghost of those they couldn't save? But then Deku goes right back to being 'let's do this!' and nothing more. Interesting characters are made of loss and wins. They have deep flaws which are explored for more than one episode or a quick mention. Over-analysing things isn't that interesting a flaw, especially when it's played off as a joke. Anyway, it's a shounen series and I'm not expecting anything more than this. Well written protagonists like Edward Elric only show up once in a lifetime. |
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| Yeah... I dont hate him but its kinda hard to root for him or at least anime is doing a bad job making me do it. He is soft, awkward, anxious, hesitant but throws big words like "saving everyone" or "become greatest hero" etc. Even when he does something cool I always have the thought in the back of my head that he just gets carried by his OP quirk. Kinda feels like in a way it doesnt suit him to be this strong. I saw only one episode dedicated to Kirishima and only one dedicated to Mirio and I already grew to like them more than Deku. Isnt this telling something? |
| No. The problem is the author for introducing a lot of new heroes. And also villains then killing them as soon as possible. |
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ezaya said: No. The problem is the author for introducing a lot of new heroes. And also villains then killing them as soon as possible. combi2015 said: Yeah... I dont hate him but its kinda hard to root for him or at least anime is doing a bad job making me do it. He is soft, awkward, anxious, hesitant but throws big words like "saving everyone" or "become greatest hero" etc. Even when he does something cool I always have the thought in the back of my head that he just gets carried by his OP quirk. Kinda feels like in a way it doesnt suit him to be this strong. I saw only one episode dedicated to Kirishima and only one dedicated to Mirio and I already grew to like them more than Deku. Isnt this telling something? I think both of these are really good points! It feels like Deku is forcefully trying to adapt himself to this power. Which he is. He feels more suited to be a support type, not ~the greatest hero~ and I get that we're supposed to fall for him because he's trying his best to prove to everyone that he is worthy...but let's be real here... Also having a bland protagonist get drowned by thousands of other characters. More like the author should be saving all that screen time developing Deku. |
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twoego said: Chihayafuru is pretty boring, but let's not run from the topic at hand. That's interesting and all, but what's with your profile? What are you doing with the "1" rating on Chihayafuru? Also, I do somewhat agree with the post. [edit] just noticed when this thread is from |
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