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My Hero Academia (Shonen Jump) move over pirates, ninjas, reapers, its Hero time
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His name is literally manga and his quirk is comic.
No idea what it does
Just going to call them Class A and B
Hm. Can't see anybody currently involved being able to take care of Eri. She'd probably stay in Recovery Girl's hospital until she...recovers, at least.
Shigaraki feels like he'd get pissed over Eri because she'd remind him of his own childhood. But if he doesn't care about that...hoo.
Shigaraki feels like he'd get pissed over Eri because she'd remind him of his own childhood. But if he doesn't care about that...hoo.
[Insert year here] Class A/B
Difference is those parents didn't stop their kids from attending a hero school. They should have realised that being a hero is not safe, All Might is one good example.
How about Gran Torino adopting Eri? He already trained All Might and Deku. Eri will be beating villains by the time Deku graduates.
Dedication Through Light
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All the bakucrew hanging out arts are the best.
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ArgyleReptile
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Eh, I think it'd be a bit contrived if Deku's mom took in Eri.
Eri's most likely going to be put under protection and eventually moved to a foster care program. Heroes can't just take in everyone they save. Plus it'd be a good lesson for Deku and the gang to understand how that process works as I imagine that's something heroes have to deal with often as well.
SoulUnison
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I'm not seeing it - wouldn't it be kind of a huge boon to a helicopter parent to be able to literally gravitate their kid towards them?
Or are you saying that if the kid inherited it she'd be beside herself 24/7 wondering if he's going to accidentally fling knives and such around?
Trojita
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I meant a nightmare for the child lol.
"Come over here and give me a hug"
"Na, I'm good"
*Starts being pulled to their mom*
8 X 11 Printer Paper
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I'm going to guess Eri will stay at 1-A's dorm and somehow get attached to Bokugou to his dismay.
SoulUnison
Banned
Ah, I interpreted "on" an overbearing mother as "for" an overbearing mother.
If you think about it, because we know quirks can be trained, Deku's mom has potentially a really powerful quirk.
Her quirk isn't "attract small objects", her real quirk is "the ability to pull anything towards you". She just hasn't trained to increase the size and distance she can pull.
Her quirk isn't "attract small objects", her real quirk is "the ability to pull anything towards you". She just hasn't trained to increase the size and distance she can pull.
Not sure if I should put it here or in the Spring Anime thread but Mothers' Basement did a recent video comparing contrasting the themes, narratives and politics of MHA vs. Naruto. I thought it was an interesting video 
Hmm, it's alright. Not one of this better videos.Not sure if I should put it here or in the Spring Anime thread but Mothers' Basement did a recent video comparing contrasting the themes, narratives and politics of MHA vs. Naruto. I thought it was an interesting video
It focuses only up to where the anime is, which is...still really only at the beginning. So it misses a lot of the themes of the series, like the emphasis on teamwork the series ends up placing, its promotion of individuality over conformity, its opposition to imitation, and generally how it criticizes Japanese society.
Dedication Through Light
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Sketch for today:
How can such a perfect character be in class b, best monoma sketch. prints
NHarmonic.
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Monoma was pure talk in the end. Dude is C tier.
I know I said this before, but this is the only manga for which I'd buy light novels for if they were written by Horikoshi, because I'm interested in finding out more personal details about almost every single character that shows up.
It reminds me of overwatch. We get enough details of the character to find out their personality, bits of their background, interpersonal relationships...and then we zip away to do something else, leaving us wanting to get to know them more.
It creates this dilemma in the manga where it's biggest strength is the brisk pacing that keeps pushing the story along in a way pretty much no other shonen manga has accomplished, which is one of the strengths of the series but at the same time I'd be perfectly happy to have the plot grind to a halt just to do bullshit like go hang out at an arcade.
It reminds me of overwatch. We get enough details of the character to find out their personality, bits of their background, interpersonal relationships...and then we zip away to do something else, leaving us wanting to get to know them more.
It creates this dilemma in the manga where it's biggest strength is the brisk pacing that keeps pushing the story along in a way pretty much no other shonen manga has accomplished, which is one of the strengths of the series but at the same time I'd be perfectly happy to have the plot grind to a halt just to do bullshit like go hang out at an arcade.
I believe he was involved in the writing.
Yeah, that's what I mean, I don't know how closely he was involved with its writing.
Pretty much all light novels say that the authors were involved or approved of it, even if that amounts to them taking a glance at it during a lunch break.
Newtype-001
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What i liked the most about this weeks episode was that small expansion of adding the Momo vs todoroki fight. If we get season3 the Todoroki/Momo vs Aizawa part is gonna be alot more impactful
GoldCrusader
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Just gotta say that today's episode was exactly what I want out of this adaptation and bam did BONES did good. All these expended fights and added moments take what the manga does best and make it even better. I'm pretty hyped to see what they will do with the Stain arc and Exam arc. All these delicious possible anime original fights.
It's basically the best of both worlds: The manga is awesome and moves along at a brisk pace, while the anime takes the opportunity and shines some spotlight on stuff the manga didn't have time for.
The pacing was ever so slightly off compared to the manga but the extended sequences made up for it. I was really impressed with the focus on Yaoyao which will come into play, what, in like another two or three arcs when they have their mid-terms?
Ura is gonna fuckin kick it up next episode, i cannot wait
Ura is gonna fuckin kick it up next episode, i cannot wait
Unless they fuck it up somehow. I'm worried. They already gave the girls ideal bodies over the subtle, realistic, flawed ones they have in the manga.
GoldCrusader
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Lol how are these 2 things even related?
Well, they're not other than them both being a change in the depiction that I am not a fan of.
That said, I'm not saying it's gonna happen. I doubt it will, really. I just get antsy over these things. Feel free to ignore me on this one. But I really will be disappointed if they change anything about how the fight went down in the manga.
GoldCrusader
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If you are going to compare something, compare other fights and on that level everything as been better then the manga. You really have no need to worry.
Shame for the body thing, but I think you guys are taking it a notch too intense.
Also if nobody would have mentionned it, I really would have never even noticed.
stuff is important differently to different people. i wouldn't call it too intense imho especially in manga/anime where ideal body stuff is very often glossed over. Hell, the only other anime i can recall that really thinks of girls as having a really good mix of anything other than the standard physique, without calling it out as weird or strange, is Galko-chan (minor nsfw).
I also personally think its a good look for the artstyle to have characters designed as more solid and am a bit disappointed that disappears in the anime somewhat
I also personally think its a good look for the artstyle to have characters designed as more solid and am a bit disappointed that disappears in the anime somewhat
FlowersisBritish
fleurs n'est pas britannique
If we're talking about realistic body details, Shaft has ironically been pretty good about it, even if all of their characters are still gorgeous beauties. They put a decent amount of detail and focus on muscles and bone structure which is something a lot of anime's gloss over in general.
Anyway the only time I really remember there being any "flaws" (I wish I had that much tummy fat) was in that beach spread. They didn't really show that in the cheerleading part in the manga, did they?
Anyway the only time I really remember there being any "flaws" (I wish I had that much tummy fat) was in that beach spread. They didn't really show that in the cheerleading part in the manga, did they?
the kids don't get nekked too much (i think the cheerleading, locker room, and aforementioned beach spread is about it) but yao's casual attitude to needing more skin to produce larger stuff from gets her unclothed a bit more than otherwise. But no, it doesn't pop up that much, and yes, it is minor overall.
GoldCrusader
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Most of the time the anime is 1:1 with the manga anyway. The character's anatomy is well respected and only a single scene in the anime had like one less flaw on their body (a minor one). I don't think it's worth going all bazoom on it. Ochako still look like she has a good built in the anime.
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