Ever Wondered How Bakugo And Deku's Original Prototypes Are Literally A Mix Of What They Look Like Right

I just know that this…

Solo se que esto...

reminded me of this…

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Last night, almost falling asleep, this crossed my mind…

Who would win between Eraserhead vs a Weeping Angel?

Remembering that Weeping Angels are considered difficult to destroy when they are frozen and Eraserhead can only remain without blinking for a certain amount of time. What do you think?

Que hay de Jii-chan?!

Ahora me dirijo al canon de MK.

Estaba pensando, que pasa con Jii? Acaso él sabía también que Toichi está vivo o es otra víctima de la traición por quien fuera su maestro y de quien fue asistente tanto en su carrera de mago como en sus noches de atracos como KID, recordemos que Kaito se preocupa por el anciano y de alguna manera creo que lo ve como una especie de abuelo o tío además de su asistente.

Recuerdo que en el anime Jii dijo que Toichi le había hecho prometer que nunca le diría a Kaito sobre su trabajo como KID. Pero entonces por qué razón Toichi pondría la entrada a su "Cueva KID" dónde no solo guardaba su disfraz sino que también le dejó grabaciones con consejos tanto personales como de trucos de magia en la habitación de Kaito programada para que esta se abriera al llegar Kaito a cierta edad? Y por qué Jii esperó tanto tiempo para hacerse pasar por Kaitou KID si no fuera para llamar la atención de Kaito sobre él, ¿Acaso fue porque Toichi se lo pidió? Hasta donde llega la crueldad de Toichi Kuroba y de Gosho Aoyama para quitarle todo a Kaito, para arrebatarle a su familia a las únicas personas en las que se supone que puede y debe confiar?! Es que hay muchas cosas que me hacen creer que Konosuke Jii sabía también sobre la falsa muerte de su maestro, pero a la vez quiero creer que no, tengo esa duda por que si Jii lo sabe entonces que le queda a Kaito? 🥺

Que mierda tienes en la cabeza Gosho Aoyama? dices que Kaito es tu creación favorita y le diste tu fecha de nacimiento por cumpleaños y aún así lo haces sufrir!!!!

You know why I don't love the ending of Bnha?

It's not that 1A aren't in touch. I'm 25 so I understand people growing up and growing apart.

It's not even that all the villains died without a chance at redemption

It's not even the Redemption Endeavor arc

It's the fact that Deku worked so hard to be the best. He went through so much to be pushed aside. The whole promise of the show was that he became a pro hero and no #1. I'm glad they have gotten rid of the hero ranking. I always hated that. But I think I see myself in Deku a lot.

The bullying, the constant reminder you are never good enough because of something out of your control. And the hard work to be the best.

And in the end, you aren't acknowledged. Yes he's a great hero but people think he's a legend. Something that isn't real and he doesn't get to fulfil his dreams. I know the whole point is quirks don't mean anything or he's still amazing (he is and he will be best hero).

But he's just hard to know that all the harassment and trauma he went through and he ends up losing everything he worked so hard for.

I will always love Deku. Quirk or no Quirk.

I just wished he did become a hero. He had his moment or Horikoshi wrote the time skip about him being a hero. Because my boi deserves it more than anyone. He is a hero through and through. He deserves the world and it makes me cry to think that he lost so much. And he doesn't even get time to properly use all his powers. People give Deku so much heat for having no plan for Shigaraki and not properly developing all his quirks. But he never got the chance. I just am so mad and emotional. I just feel like he was robbed.

I know the ending had a deeper meaning but I just wanted my boy to be a superhero with his ghost voices and a wonder trio agency

I still don't like the ending Horikoshi gave Izuku!!

Come on, the guy practically told him again that without a quirk he is completely USELESS as a hero, unless he has enough money to build himself a super mega expensive mechanical suit that emulates all the quirks he lost, as if that skinny 14 year old quirkless boy who started his training on Dagobah beach hadn't lifted a 255 kg All Might on his back or dragged a huge refrigerator along the coast with said 255 kg man on top!

If a quirk is a tool then why would he need an exorbitantly priced multi-quirk emulator armor to be a hero?! Well I'm just say that: "You don't need a super power or a fancy and expensive mechanical suit, If you have the strength, the intelligence, the cunning and the heart to do it Then YOU CAN BE A HERO TOO!"

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO THE KAISHIN NORTEÑOS COUSINS! 💎💜💙👓

"La vida (Aoyama) nos hizo primos, pero el Norte (Fandom) nos hizo esposos"

"Life (Aoyama) made us cousins, but the North (Fandom) made us husbands"

The fact that they're cousins ​​isn't going to stop me. It's too late for that. You're 30 years late, Aoyama. And I've NEVER taken the movies as canon (⁠｡⁠•̀⁠ᴗ⁠-⁠)⁠✧

So… IN YOUR FACE! HA-HA! (⁠☞⁠^⁠o⁠^⁠)⁠ ⁠☞

Izuku is identical to his father

They even have the same smile (⁠ ⁠´⁠◡⁠‿⁠ゝ⁠◡⁠`⁠)

ik everyone has their opinions on 431 but tbh none of that really matters to me bc of this specific panel

i can't look away from this car crash.

the inconsistencies with the story we read for 400+ chapters, the hopelessness around Izuku's entire character, deeming bkdk's dynamic entirely useless after all the effort to set them up as the 'wonder duo', 'the ultimate rivals' -- and then? What is this? was it all to waste?

where is Izuku defending his dream? where is his ambition to become the #1 hero? if what he wants to do now is teach, you have to show me that!! you should've shown me that sooner! Show me an Izuku who is admired by his teachers (AM, Aizawa, GT...) not because they're heroes, but because he admires how they teach and now he longs to become a mentor as well. Then, maybe, this whole shift in his perspective would make more sense. But the thing is:

Izuku loved his mentors because they were heroes. Not because they were teachers.

(teaching is the noblest profession do not come for me -- all I'm saying is: this is not consistent with his character!)

If he loves being a teacher now, I'm not seeing that, either! I'm not seeing a deep desire to help kids (like Tenko) to make better decisions or have better opportunities.

All I see is a depressed twenty-something boy with dead-eyes and office-shoes. If I wanted to see that, I'd read literally anything else!

Where is Izuku? Where did his character go? what happened to his personality? Where is my shōnen manga MC? the kid who cleaned a beach with his bare hands and no quick, fueled by the ambition to become a hero? if that drive was there before the quick, it surely should be there long after the embers burned out...

it pains me, because it feels as though everything else that happened in this story was for nothing. it collapses on itself and becomes pointless. If the message was that once you grow up you should give up on your dreams--well, then call me Katsuki 'cause I don't even know what to say to that! What kind of shit message is that?

If the message is that you should do the best with your circumstances, Izuku is still not doing that! He could be a hero again now. He has the suit, he had an opening, an offer, even. But he still didn't want it. He's settling. It's mediocre. I hate it. I hate this for him. And I hate it if this is what he's become.

Also, I was not about to be queerbaited by a shōnen manga. I've been around the block and I knew what to expect. But maybe even so I was too naïve, because what they did to bkdk's relationship goes beyond the ship, it fundamentally kills their bond.

How am I supposed to interpret Katsuki not only working for nearly a decade in order to get Izuku his suit, then waiting for Izuku to be a hero again and then WAITING AGAIN to invite Izuku to join his agency, rejecting all other prospects because it was always Izuku, always Deku, the one he wanted by his side as a partner -- and I'm supposed to be okay with Izuku never acknowledging this? Rejecting Katsuki's proposal without a thought? That is not Izuku. And it's a disservice to the friendship they spent 400+ chapters rebuilding, the rivalry I was shown from day one.

There were so many better ways to address their dynamic, even if there was a shift in it due to Izuku becoming a teacher or whatever. If Katsuki was to be rejected and disappointed in the end, you might as well have left him dead, for there was no purpose to his character after that without their rivalry. (by this I mean, you set up their dynamic to be a duality. One can't exist without the other. If you are going to change your mind, tell the audience! Show the audience! there was no buildup for this. is sloppy. is mediocre again.

anyways i obviously care about this. I wanna look away but i can't. I can't. I've spent years of my life loving these characters, learning from them, following their story. I thought they'd have a better send-off. I thought their creator understood the characters (he gave us every sign that he did).

I thought the ending would be consistent and good, like most of the story was, and it hurts to be proven wrong, especially when it's not only bad, but painfully, regrettably mediocre, which is the worst fate a beloved piece of media can get.

Gosho diciendo: son primos 🤪... Shunsuke Kazama (voz original de Kaito y Shinichi) diciendo: ajá sí 😉 mientras hacía esto...

Gracias a qué esto existe nosotros seguiremos también con el Kaishin 🥰