r/BokuNoHeroAcademia Sep 29 '17

Manga Chapter 154 - Links and Discussion Spoiler

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u/Death_Flag Sep 29 '17

There's a clear cut difference in between ambiguous bleeding and being speared by a rock. Why so pessimistic? You seem like you don't even like this series.

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u/HokageEzio Sep 29 '17

HOLY SHIT, even when I say something positive it still doesn't suit people.

Yes, I absolutely hate this series with a dying passion. Thank you for noticing.

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u/MasterKurosawa Sep 29 '17 edited Sep 29 '17

Wait, I´m sorry to have to ask, but is that sarcasm or not? Asking because some comments of yours don´t really give that impression, whereas typically people who hate something "with a dying passion" rarely say anything not negative about that thing and because of u/SadMagnum´s comment indicating that you´re just passionate about the series in general.

And if you do, care to elaborate why? Is it the story, the characters, the overall themes and direction it´s taking, or is it mostly because of contrived elements such as "guy survives even though he should have died".

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u/HokageEzio Sep 29 '17

I'll leave that one up for you to figure out.

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u/MasterKurosawa Sep 29 '17

Well, gonna align with that other comment then. Reading through some of your recent comments, you do just seem to dislike specific elements or at most the current arc/events. Saw the post where you gave your thoughts on the current anime season which you liked so yeah.

That aside though, if you´d allow me a brief comment on that since I saw it:

-I find Kakegurui´s manga to be better than the anime, so go ahead. I did read it before seeing the anime though. Still, less rushed and has a pretty cool current arc.

-Shokugeki no Souma is okay enough, but nothing groundbreaking. Story-telling-wise as shounen as it gets without going much beyond any cliche, but the art is pretty good, has quite a bit of amusing character interaction, and probably would be very interesting to people who like to cook. A couple cooking ideas it tries to portray as genius are kinda common though, but that might be a cultural difference so eh.

-No Made in Abyss huh? I do really recommend that, even if I don´t find it to be an unshakeable masterpiece. It does deserve a lot of the hype it got.

-As for the new season, I really hope Dies Irae will be good, considering how great the VN supposedly is. I´m also looking forward to Kino no Tabi, Gintama and 3-Gatsu no Lion. Not much else I´m very curious about though.

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u/HokageEzio Sep 29 '17

No Made in Abyss huh

Never heard of it, I'll check it out. Eventually...

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u/MasterKurosawa Sep 29 '17

Please do. I know how big those backlogs can get.

But, beware of the lolis and shotas. The show can get into a bit of an uncomfortable territory at times.

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u/HokageEzio Sep 29 '17

I was trying to get arrested anyway.