So i guess the one who stops eraserhead is All Might?
Nah, the silhouette doesn't look like All Might.
I think it's supposed to be Iida, since he knows what's up between Deku and Bakugou, would have sympathy for Bakugou's position, and it'd continue the "class big bro" role from the rescue and that time he helped Aoyama.
in particular, the silhouette's hands don't look anything like All Might's, and you know Horikoshi and hands
e: Iida could've woken up and seen them go out, though
I can't wait till Toga starts getting all creepy hot and heavy with Deku.
Shounen Law states that Bakugou becomes Bakubro after this.
Will this happen? This is Horikoshi. Just cooled tensions, but not really friends? But that seems like what the situation has been like for awhile here. Completely cooled tensions or friends/reliable comrades?
Take your bets.
Can't imagine him becoming a total bro.
kinda expecting him to end up like a mixture of Vegeta and Hiruma by the end
It actually did, because that was his entire deal back in Oumagadoki Zoo. Sakamata's orca blubber made him immune to most attacks, but his head was his weak point. (Weakness not shared by Gang Orca.)Gang Orca took a hit at the end of the license exam. Did his quirk give him some bullshit body resistance buff?
Then there is Ashido.....
Required secondary powers.
Yeah, that's one problem that you just kind of have to accept with a lot of series. The human body is generally pretty frail and even small amounts of force can permanently damage it.
I actually think most powers here aren't too badly portrayed, because a lot of them aren't damage based. And even ones that are don't necessarily use it that way, like Todoroki mostly tries to incapacitate with his ice. And Midoriya's gets hit with Newton's third law in how damage he gets for using his super strength. It's just that Bakugou's blatantly are that stupidly damaging and destructive, it sticks out. Keep in mind that his sweat is nitroglycerin, which he can somehow ignite at will, while also being immune to his own explosions. It takes a lot of caveats for his powers to work while remaining in check.
Required secondary powers.
Yeah, that's one problem that you just kind of have to accept with a lot of series. The human body is generally pretty frail and even small amounts of force can permanently damage it.
I actually think most powers here aren't too badly portrayed, because a lot of them aren't damage based. And even ones that are don't necessarily use it that way, like Todoroki mostly tries to incapacitate with his ice. And Midoriya's gets hit with Newton's third law in how damage he gets for using his super strength, even if it's not a complete version of it. It's just that Bakugou's blatantly are that stupidly damaging and destructive, it sticks out. Keep in mind that his sweat is nitroglycerin, which he can somehow ignite at will without needing some kind of flame, while also being immune to his own explosions. It takes a lot of caveats for his powers to work while remaining in check.
Required secondary powers.
Yeah, that's one problem that you just kind of have to accept with a lot of series. The human body is generally pretty frail and even small amounts of force can permanently damage it.
I actually think most powers here aren't too badly portrayed, because a lot of them aren't damage based. And even ones that are don't necessarily use it that way, like Todoroki mostly tries to incapacitate with his ice. And Midoriya's gets hit with Newton's third law in how damage he gets for using his super strength, even if it's not a complete version of it. It's just that Bakugou's blatantly are that stupidly damaging and destructive, it sticks out. Keep in mind that his sweat is nitroglycerin, which he can somehow ignite at will without needing some kind of flame, while also being immune to his own explosions. It takes a lot of caveats for his powers to work while remaining in check.
Well, that's different. That's her superpower. I can accept her strong is stronger than a typical tongue would be.Its a story based on Super Hero's in manga form. Logic about the powers is not something that should really go beyond cool combinations and counters between the different abilities. For example Tsuyu's tongue is stronger than most people's entire bodies as she's holding Deku up over her head for quite some time.
edit: honestly I think the nitroglycerin thing was to set up the joke with Bakugou's mom having "glycerin" as a power
Well, that's different. That's her superpower. I can accept her strong is stronger than a typical tongue would be.
But that's different from framing the power in realistic terms like explaining a nitroglycerin substance emerges from someone and then doesn't behave like nitroglycerin ought to.
Personally, I think fantastical things should be placed as close to reality as possible. Now, that isn't to say that allowances shouldn't be made, or that I can't let things slide. But it takes me out of the experience a little when you something mundane doesn't act like it should. Either keep it as close to realistic, or allow me the space to assume that it doesn't work by conventional rules.