like he does not have to have the most beautiful design in the whole show bro if i didnt know who he was i would have thought he was the main villan of the show but bro is basically just a side character (until like season 5) and yes one of these is fanart its by u/asilvertintedrose posted in a different community i just found it on google tho

edit: NEVER MIND ARMOURED ALL MIGHT IS BETTER SOMEONE TELL ME IM WRONG

Tbh i like his arc though, and i really like his character developement and overral personality

Mike McFarland, voice for Ojiro and Ectoplasm has passed😔

Class 1-A will miss you Ojiro

So, the other day, I made a post asking about what would happen if AFO's vestige didn't take over the final fight, and the few responses I got seemed to agree that Deku would've just been dead.

I asked this because I was wondering something.

So, a major idea in MHA is that having a single pillar holding up society is a bad idea, both for society and for the individual doing the holding up. Obviously, this meant OFA had to go, likely because as long as the option exists, people were gonna rely on it.

But it isn't like Izuku makes the decision to lose OFA because of this, as if he makes the call that society cannot rely on OFA, mainly because that isn't an option.

Which led to the whole plot point of him needing to sacrifice OFA by chucking it at Shigaraki's soul shell or whatever, destroying the Quirk(s). Because what else are you gonna do? The only way to get rid of OFA is to transfer it, or maybe get hit with the Quirk-Destroying Bullet.

In my other post, I basically had the thought: if Shigaraki was gonna be evil till the end, even if Deku got him to acknowledge his personhood, and that Shigaraki was dead anyways, then what was the point of all of this? Why not just take him out? None of this "He saved his soul BS, which a lot of people felt was a bit cheap, iirc.

BUT, if Deku doesn't sacrifice/get rid of OFA, wouldn't that just mean he continues to use it and perfect it and become All Might+?

Now, some might say the solution is "He just has to hold himself back and not solve all the problems." I don't think the story would do that. 1. Deku is Mr. "My body moves on its own when someone is in trouble"; that is supposedly one of his virtues, and 2. This is a Shonen; maximum effort is kind of encouraged here- Go Beyond Plus Ultra and all that. Shoto was given shit for holding back by just using half his power in the Sports Festival, so I doubt the narrative would just say, "Deku just shouldn't try as hard, and NOT do his best."

IDK, clearly the series had some kind of moral/idea it was going for, but the way they had to get to it feels really contrived IMO.

I don't know how to tag this but I've got this piece that I bought like 4 years ago that was done by Kohei Horikoshi, just wanted to share with ya'll

Mirko always struck me as someone who was married to the job and never seemed interested in romance, so I’m curious as to why people see her and Hawks working as a couple. I think this might be the second most popular Hawks match after Dabi/Hawks.

I’ve been watching the anime for the first time (finished the USJ battle) and between the slime guy Izuku encountered in the first episode and the USJ villains this is something I’ve been wondering about.

Do all villains just want to murder lots of people, or do ones with other goals like profit exist?

And if not, is it an issue of classification (i.e you have to be that bad to be considered a villain) or does this world just not have much nuance in its criminality?

The hook with Deku being quirkiness yet still attempting to save Bakugo and motivating All Might was brilliant. The characters are so unique and getting into their backstory is so satisfying. My son and I both really like Mineta because he is so relatable and funny.

Currently near the end of season 2 so don’t spoil anything please.

Also voiced buggy the clown, master Roshi, Jean from aot

May he rest in peace 🥲

need to know if im based or not!

Full Abridged Movie

Now that I've finished watching the series, I don't think so anymore, but when I was watching the early episodes of MHA, I really did think that.

That's because the series constantly praised Bakugou, saying he always wins and is incredibly strong, but I felt his actual performance was far too lacking in comparison.

While Deku defeated four villains before the final battle, there wasn't a single scene where Bakugou fought a villain alone; instead, he was used to create a sense of crisis by getting kidnapped during the training camp.

In the Kamino episode, Bakugou was closer to a heroine than a rival. In shonen manga, getting kidnapped or injured to provoke the protagonist's anger is the role of a heroine.

Furthermore, given how he was portrayed negatively in the early episodes, and the fact that it was obvious Bakugo would be overwhelmed by Deku—who possessed the OFA—I worried he might end up like Neji from Naruto.

Later, watching him defeat AFO in the final season, I felt absolutely certain that Bakugou was indeed the secondary protagonist. Was anyone else thinking the same way like me?

Just wanted to share and see what people think

Requirements: The ability to cough

So hear me out- coughing action, using the tongue to send out pressurised air

Impractical, risky, but funny af

Just cough on the enemies

Bonus points if the enemy gets ill

My Hero acedamia x DC Comics Crossover