Like several mainstream anime, My Hero Academia has serious problems that are overlooked by the majority of its viewers who are blindsided by its "creative style" and "exciting cast of characters".
As a long time reader and watcher of the series, I've grown to be hurt more and more by the unfortunate mediocrity this show likes to consistently stoop to.
Every time something relatively game changing or hype is in place, it's either used for plot convenience to make the main character look good/become more powerful, or it's outright done horribly.
My Hero Academia bathes in its own mediocrity and excels in nothing aside from your extremely generic shonen fare. There's justifiable reason it has been dubbed "Naruto 2" or whatever.
People see something that isn't there. They praise characters that are only used once in a blue moon to push the plot along or to garner unwarranted hype by said characters fans. And even then, easily 90% of the characters are one note tropes, or bland pieces of cardboard cut out to specifically cater to the lowest common denominator.
It's gravely unfortunate that stellar, unique series such as Dr. Stone or The Promised Neverland are typically sidelined in favor for this 50% abysmal, 50% average at best series.
