Boku no Hero Academia

[MFauli]

And more Shigaraki redemption setup as well. You must love that.

Typical bs Japanese morality: 'Oh, he murdered thousands? But he good now!"

[MFauli]

Episode 150:

Surprise, Bakugo will survive!!!

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Why is that ninja guy's life worth less than Bakugo's? Oh, I forgot, Bakugo is a "child" (at 18 years) and the ninja guy is already about 30 years old, so he's basically lived a rich, fullfilling live.

/s

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Miruko's power also is just nonsensical. It'd be okay if she SURVIVED, but no, she's fighting at full power after losing 3 limbs, come on.

What annoyed me the most, however, (well, on par with Bakugo surviving) is how All for One couldn't even kill that one female hero he stole a quirk from. He just had to snap her neck there.

This anime plays it safer than a Disney-movie.

[DarthEnderX]

It'd be okay if she SURVIVED, but no, she's fighting at full power after losing 3 limbs, come on.

3? I thought it was just her arms. And her power is kicking, so who cares about arms.

What annoyed me the most, however, (well, on par with Bakugo surviving) is how All for One couldn't even kill that one female hero he stole a quirk from. He just had to snap her neck there.

Why even bother? She's powerless now.

[Buffalobiian]

Miruko's pretty badass. She's losing limbs all over the place and has a pretty one-dimensional superpower, but she just goes in kicking anyway. Every Luna-Arc she lands feels deserved.

It looks like Ninja is suturing the heart, but that's what Jeanist did before, so what exactly is Ninja doing? He's doing CPR, but Jeanist can do that too. I thought Ninja was replacing the heart that was destroyed, but it looks more like it was just pierced.

As for replacing the existing blood that was lost, well there's not much you can do about that with their current powers. If anything I thought the transforming dude was going to morph a heart for Bakugo.

Toya having a flaming thing on his chest didn't make that much sense. Phosphor was a move that mixed both hot/cold aspects of him together so that he could output both at the same time (with the end result being that one move was for offensive damage towards enemies, and the other move was to counter the negative effects it'd have on his body).

Toya was deemed a failure because despite his lineage, his power ended up being super-fire that was even more self-immolating than Endeavour's. Toya also never demonstrated any notable ice powers to balance this. That means Toya's "Phosphor" move makes no sense.

[MFauli]

Episode 151:

I mean, the "hero" is dominating the whole episode. And I still don't believe that Bakugo will die and now I even have doubts that the guy trying to heal Bakugo's heart will die either.

This is all so boring, really the worst of the "big" shounen-anime. The end was especially bad, with the "I want to save that kid" bs. If Deku again risks everyone's life only to save Shigaraki, fuck all. Fuck treating Shigaraki and All for One as if only the latter is evil. Shigaraki, even without All for One, is a murderous evil villain.

And now we'll have to suffer next week through some side event, who even cares about the heteromorphs' fight, lol?


PS: I have a visceral reaction to Toga's face. It makes me want to punch something so hard. Worst character ever and she should long be dead.

[DarthEnderX]

I did like how Shigaraki was like "Giving it our all?! You're negating all my powers and blocking all my teammates! You cheating dick!"

[MFauli]

I did like how Shigaraki was like "Giving it our all?! You're negating all my powers and blocking all my teammates! You cheating dick!"

Yeah, and he is absolutely right about it. For all the overpowering Deku, they wouldn't be able to defeat his regular-ass power. Kinda disappointing.

[Buffalobiian]

I got hot eyes at the build-up of that final punch though. The music is lit.

It's kind of like Fairy Tail. The story, power levels or fight logic don't always make sense, but a killer OST and a little shounen pep talk goes a long way to making things feel cool in the moment.

Hero Academia has one or two blood-pumping battle tracks. Ones that have several would be Fairy Tail, Attack on Titan and Initial D.

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Watching the fight a second time though, I did find Shigaraki's approach amusing. His trying to figure out Deku's timing - then Deku introducing a delay and also bringing out new moves feels like when I play against DS-like bosses - with Deku being the boss.

[DarthEnderX]

It's kind of like Fairy Tail. The story, power levels or fight logic don't always make sense, but a killer OST and a little shounen pep talk goes a long way to making things feel cool in the moment.

Hero Academia has one or two blood-pumping battle tracks. Ones that have several would be Fairy Tail, Attack on Titan and Initial D.

You Say Run goes with everything.