Choo choo

Ha train goes cho cho

JOJo has had the best train arc by far. that was the best part about golden wind.

RIP

Hey man, trains are cool

I’ve seen more people getting bullied for liking Mha more than people getting bullied for disliking it tbh.

@@hellothere10yearsago97 This is just from me and me mate's personal experience at school and online.

@@zwervl4507 oh, ok

@@hellothere10yearsago97 And mha is extremely overrated anyways... the show is boring and generic almost as much as any isekai.

@@zwervl4507 boring for you maybe doesn't mean its badly written

Thats like saying the nerdy kid with glasses knows what planet Luke lived on and they are proud of it

@@slothbaby2104 fr lmao

"Is there a tournament arc in Demon Slayer?" like seriously, dude?? the first arc, the selection test was literally a tournament arc.. and season 1 ended with another semi-tournament arc at the rehabilitation and training centre.. also, the guy thinks all for one is boring jeez get the fuck outta here, MHA isn't exactly your magnum opus or as good as KnY manga.. but disliking popular anime like MHA doesn't make you witty or cool, it just makes him come off as a pretentious moron..

@@Toki-Ralte mha is a piece of shit which is more shittier than my shit

@@Toki-Ralte bro, by what I’ve read, I have concluded that you have no idea what a tournament even is💀

Manga readers right

Other anime: Tournament arc DEMON SLAYER: *Train*

@Football Icons and maybe the training after the fight from the upper moon to get the Demon Slayer mark.

@@hyjaph but that doesnt really countbas a tournament

@@m.e.6919 true. i feel like it should have been a bit longer. I'm waiting for the special chapter.

@@m.e.6919 It's what happens when you mix training and tournament arcs

Thanos' the Grimace with skin cancer.

Wait Deadpool?

Thanos is a raisin

Thanos is a daddy

Connor*

he actually had to survive exactly for the reasons they wanted him to die. if he died it would have been more glorious. would losing the symbol of hope have hurt the world still? abseloutly. but seeing him stand there a withered husk? THAT'S damage to the hero comunity it's much harder to come back from than merely just seeing him die to take down the ultimate evil. by not killing him but merely showing the world that the hero isn't perfect all for one actually won much more in the end.

For me the issue is that he hasn't bothered doing much with all might since, he's just there with his retirement not having hadicj impact besides society crumbling down which would've happened even with him active

@@salad72057 Not exactly, a big point the series makes is that All Might when he was active carried the heroes not only because he was the strongest but because he represented a symbol that no matter what he'd be there to help.That symbol that he represented still gave people hope even when things were really bad and he could take down a lot of the more powerful villains. With All Might gone the number 1 is Endeavor who while he tried his best after the recent revelations that have come out about him and Hawkes their society would turn on them pretty easily

Who? Nighteye is the only mentor death in the anime

Tbh yeahthe Mentor Occupational Hazard trope can be a little tiring at time when it keeps on happening and happening that being a mentor is just a death flag and death sentence at this point

Agreed,these of type of fans annoy me as hell,

This is so true, season 4 was about to drop they were all like "Oh bro but just wait until seaspn 6, season 5 is going to be good but season 6 tho". They're starting to sound like OP fans lol

@@HEADASSLOOKINGAHHH really, just wait for season 6 or read the manga it is so good

​@@HEADASSLOOKINGAHHH tbh I really liked the overhaul arc, the end of season 4 was meh and the class a VS b arc was underwhelming to manga readers I belive but the flights where very interesting with some good sakuga imo, though it does seem mva was adapted poorly like they spent too much time on the a VS b and needed to rush mva

@@HEADASSLOOKINGAHHH it’s sad cuz the MVA arc really is a whole different beast in the manga. It’s an absolute highlight. I have no idea wtf happened when animating it

Lol i get the joke. Its a different kind of world building

Ya so you need to learn how to mod your world

What if you did world building AND world building in minecraft?

@@gaboratoria inception

There's an end?

​@Mansoor Haque No serious consequences? So injuries actually mattering, deaths and All might losing OFA which affected the MHA world isn't serious? Though it not being special I can understand that point of view.

@@johnman8398 that's the problem with mha, no one dies so it's not impactful. In fact to this day the only character whose death kind of hurt was twice, i don't care about night eye

Its also cliche. How many times do we have to see the "hero sacrifices his life to stop bad guy" move?

@@adityasuryawanshi5937 for real, I liked night eye but he basically died because someone had to die. We didn’t really get much of him, I mean he was introduced and died in the same arc

aditya suryawanshi Yes, Horikoshi made MHA too friendly. It makes sense that it would be considering it’s about high school, but it’s also action and this action is not interesting. Nothing ever happened that made me feel like a character I liked was in danger. A bit with All Might, since the shounen anime protagonists’ sensei’s usually end up dead early on/halfway through, but I wasn’t really a fan of him anyways. Letting him live was kinda surprising, but I didn’t really like it. He’s just a teacher now and a support for Deku, also a good target for the villians. I guess what was done to him was not bad, but I think the big mistake here is definitely letting All for One out early on. It felt like s2 was just building up the characters so we would care about them in s3. Well, that didn’t happen. I didn’t feel enough connection to any of them yet, and I still don’t. I wish instead of a wide variety of personalities, we had something other than that. I like Todoroki the most, though tragic backstories are not everything. It makes sense to have one character like that, but not bland everyone else. Bakugou was pretty cool since at the end of s3 we saw his human emotions, but apart from that I don’t care for him. All for One is as Garnt said, and All Might was nothing special to me. Idk, it was just really rushed. The impact was not as it was intended.

i totally agree i mean honestly to me it wouldn't be right if they kill him at that point i feel like it would be great if he does die i feel likke it would be fitting at near the end of my hero but other than that i agree with your opinion

Given how things may go if Spoilers…….. Shiggy goes 100%, AM may end up dying tragically

nah tbh.. prolly a few amount of die hard mha fans liked it. but if allmight had died at that point, the story could've turned darker, and awesome

And Demon Slayer fandom

That fanbase has an average age of 10 give them a break.

@@TopGod97 Facts

@@TopGod97 this just isn’t true

@@smokedsanjl it is

FACTSS

Yeah, the last chapter got MHA into the #1 spot in Mangaplus

you guys said that before season 4 dropped and it was the worst season sooo...

We did overhype it a bit, but the adaptation didn't quite do the overhaul arc enough justice. Still enjoyable, but not as much as it could have been in my opinion.

Exactly. Along with villain academia which might start near the end of season 5. When it gets to that I’ll be really excited

I mean nighteye Said that All mights dead will be horrendous

@@RI-ew2jl *death

Shigaraki whole character arc is about killing All Might and everything he stands for.

@@sir_block6450 Also manga

nah, a dead all might would be generic and boring asf

Also, we get to experience a whole new facet of his character He was the symbol of peace, that pillar who supported basically the whole society in japan by himself but now that he's gone, all of it is crumbling down, bit by bit. We saw that when Endeavor asked him about the symbol of peace. We saw that during Endeavor's fight against the Highend Nomu. And during all this time, All Might couldn't do a thing. Just watch, eaten alive by the idea that all this is basically his fault for helping to create a society so reliant on him and that he doesn't have the capacity to rectify it somehow. For someone whose whole life was his job, that must be terrible to experience.

@@siragon756 Exactly, if written well All Might could be written as a character that wants to do good but ultimately created a much weaker society by making them rely too heavily on the actions of one person who will eventually be gone and replaced by someone else. It kinda reminds me of Lex Luthor where he believes that superheroes will eventually make humanity weaker because we will be too dependant on the heroes to save us. True that way of thinking wouldn't work well since more than half of the world population has some sort of powers but it still makes sense at a glance.

Also that moment where all might realizes that his powers are gone and tells midoriya “next time it’s your turn” is way sadder to me than all might dying.

he didnt, the manga’s been pretty mid up until this point and there’s been countless missed opportunities, I do think all might not dying was a fault of horikoshi as it built to nothing and that dread is not something that exists right now. We are in the final arc and I’m just left pretty much emotionless reading these new chapters because even down to how they’re structuring the final war I feel that a lot was missed out on

@@patrickmahe9452 i mean he could’ve also said “next its your turn” and then died

This exactly how i feel about it, thanks for converting it to worda

No don't. You're absolutely right!!!!

That's so cringeeeeeeeeeeeee bruh😑🙃

@@guts7561 You're cringe.

Not really tho he was back in two heroes movie

What he died??????? A SPOILER!

bruh 😭😭😭

That little clip from jojo is better than all of boku no pico academy put together.

@@HyakuJuu01300 did you know which anime name u write

I mean I would if their takes for how to fix it were good, because even I can see that it's not the best series ever.

@@toongamer2810 Their main criticism was "All Might should've died". And it's 100% true. If AM died in his fight against AfO, his character would've become complete and at the same time would've made Endeavor's struggle to fill in AM's shoes as the #1 hero much more impactful and meaningful as he would be constantly chasing after All Might's shadow.

@@HyakuJuu01300 Their main criticism was "All Might should've died." And it's 100%, no, at least 90% false. Having him die there would be such a cliche thing to do, and I don't think it would've added much. You like speaking about Endeavor, but who's more important to All Might? Deku. How would he be able to carry on without All Might, he's the one who inspired him this heavily his whole life. And while I do think All Might WILL die eventually, I don't think that was the time for it. A common complaint people have is "well now hes just sitting around and doing nothing" but in doing this, he's uplifting the students from the sidelines, which will eventually hit harder when something (even if it's not death) happens to him. And I'm pretty sure Horikoshi knows what he's doing with him. Some of his main inspirations (Marvel comics and Naruto for example) have the main character's mentor die in a similar way to what you're suggesting. Again, this is my opinion but if Horikoshi wanted him to die, then he would've done so.

@@toongamer2810 I completely disagree with you. All Might's character upto that point was built up as more of a symbol. The symbol for justice and what a hero is supposed to be. But the symbol was crumbling. He was growing weaker because of his injury and it was becoming more and more difficult for him to go on. It would have been much more interesting if that symbol collapsed completely leaving a well defined hole to fill. In fact, that is the kind of hole that forces our characters to grow. Even Midorya would have had to figure out how to move on and become a better hero and he would be forced to step out of All Might's shade. Many people would say that if AM dies it would be the typical mentor death cliche but what people don't realise is that AM character exists as more than just a mentor in MHA universe. AM is the symbol of justice. If he died it would mean a lot to not just our main characters but all the minor characters too. And not only that it brings his character as hero who is willing to sacrifice everything for the people he is trying to protect and it would also symbolises a passing of the torch to the next generation. Of course many of these thing were accomplished with current writing but it was just not as effective. Killing All might would have been the more effective method of storytelling as it would enhanced all the events that took place afterwards. Now all might is just a token character who is completely helpless no matter what happens.

@@shridharbiju7370 You already know my stance, I disagree. I stand by the reasoning I had before. And Midoriya did step out of All Might's shadow, and is becoming his own independent hero. This is Deku's story, if All Might died, the symbol of peace would be gone for everyone, but if Toshinori Yagi died, Deku would be in shambles. Him leaving a "well defined hole to fill" would be pretty weird from a storytelling standpoint, as deku is stated to become the greatest hero, not the symbol of peace. So he probably goes down a different path, while still being a hero. Like a vigilante respected by everyone He still did sacrifice everything. His whole hero career is over, not every character needs to die in order to "sacrifice everything." You can explain it in any way you'd like, "enhanced storytelling," "effective method" it doesn't change my stance. It wouldn't have made much of a difference, and I think it's better as Deku, while moving forward on his own, is still happy to be around All Might. Seeing him devastated and dissapointed at the "I AM NOT HERE" sign on the statue is really powerful. And you clearly aren't reading the manga, if you think he's just some "useless token character no matter what happens." In fact, it's kinda dumb to say that anyway, "no matter what happens."

All Might still might die later - As far as impact yes, it would be more impactful if he died fighting AFO, but it is far more interesting (in my opinion) to see All Might see the destruction of society fall apart in his absence to sell the tragedy of his character rather than the quick heroic death right here.

Can't take them seriously after they said all might vs nomu was the best fight of the series

@@blank2736 Yeah like Joey had only watched the first season so he didn't have much to choose from but Gigguk and Conner saying that watching the whole of the anime I thought was crazy

@@static8813 dude endevour vs high end was so much better than all might vs nomu fight yet they didn't even consider it

@@blank2736 definitely

No its not they just developed the villains and deku got a new wip and flying thingy the only thing that has been good is bakugo the ice fire guy and endeavor

@@tiagoferreira2498 you make that sound like a bad thing

Yeah my hero kinda seems a bit rushed like what ever happened to the hero traitor but never got revealed

not rlly its just garbage

Idk, Deku looks so overpower, he's flying with Nana's power that show up out of nowhere, and also has the other black thing, and He's using like 200% of his power and still ok. I love this ark a lot, at least Bakugo is no longer a bully, but we have to accept Hirokoshi give him way to much power sometimes, just for the sake of the plot (english is not my first language, sorry for my crap english)

Yeah, this is what me and you get for watching "trash taste" it really lives up to its name lmao

It IS amazing imo. It's a very loveable serie, who only gets better over time.

@@elliex9664 I agreed

@@elliex9664 i don't like it tho it's so boring

reason i hate podcasts is there is a lot of group thinkers.

Same tho

Greetings KZfaq deity

I mean one is better than the other but people can have their own opinions

FINALLY someone with a sense of reason

@@klunk4683 you mean one is different from another. They're both good to some, one is good to some and both are bad t some. It's all about perspective

Probably because not everyone likes both?

Actually they're in Year 2 of being in UA, so he's fighting in a war in his 2nd year of high school

Rahul Badri oh damn, second year already?

@@cherobu2288 nope still first year but they are reaching the end. Tbh there might be no high school life after the conclusion of the current arc

@@thanksglowingcoral2843 No they're 2nd years by now or at the very least in between their 1st and 2nd year since there was a time skip to spring after they trained with Endeavor.

Spring doesn't mean second year tho. The Japanese school year starts after spring break which is half way through spring they're at the end of the 1st year. But like that doesn't really matter since they're still in freaking high school.

Lucky you, there's a narrative reason as to why that happened!

@@toongamer2810 Really? What is it?

@@enumaelish9193 guess you didn't pay attention to the anime

They reminded me of Sakura from Naruto, they haven’t done anything significant.

I mean fan service

*laughes in every female in black clover*

Uraraka does a thing.. sometimes. and Tsuyu has like.. Camoflauge vomit....

@Factual I don't think they're bad characters, but, they're just not given any interesting powers, lida gets engine legs that can boost his speed and power, deku gets black energy whips and super strength, todoroki gets fire and ice powers, and then we have momo with the ability to create exploding dolls. Try putting momo up against the current tomuram, or hell, even beginning of the series tomura, he absolutetely stomps either way. If the girls were given stronger or more versatile abilities, they could have been used more. It's shown Horikoshi can write female characters, with Toga and Uraraka, it's just he doesn't know how to properly use and expand upon Uraraka.

Yes but we're currently in the moment. Flash backs get you out of there. One of the only places I really enjoyed a flash back is the Kakashi vs Obito moment. It just flowed well with the events not paused them.

And that's why the fight is boring. I wanna see the explosions and punches and shits. Not some kid explaining why his life is terrible.

@@VanillaTried welcome to shounen

@@static8813 my man in shounen finna recite the whole bee movie script during the battle

That's the worst decision of the manga. Telling us that he will achieve his dream at the very first chapter, like .. Of course you will! You have the best quirk plus other 6 quirks

It's not all about him, Endeavor's win would have been much more impactful, the society would actually be damaged from his loss. He literally has no benefit for the students except being an teacher without a quirk, he can't even explain Deku why his quirk does this does that because it's different. I just feel like he shouldn't have lived/won.

@@mihajlomilisavljevic3438 bruh we've seen so many mentor deaths that were immune to it by now and in technical sense all might the hero did die Right now he's nothing more than a teacher

@@sakesithole6295 u the type of guy to stop drinking water out of the blue cause u have been drinking water everyday your whole life

@@Nobody-pv9jt 😐😐😐 uhm.... okay was that suppose to offend me or weird me out cause it's just a weird analogy And dude the teacher death trope really is played out bro

@@Nobody-pv9jt there is no spoiler

So what are they doing with all might while he is alive?

Or jojo is so much better than this I can’t even bear it

They aren’t saying tropes are bad. Just that the flashback trope wasn’t executed well and think the mentor trope would fill in well

@@slothbaby2104 nothing, and that's the point. All Might as we know him is dead, only Toshinori Yagi is left, he can't do anything but sit and watch people suffer. So he continues to try what little he can by mentoring Deku and continuing to teach at UA to pay his experience and knowledge forward. I'd argue it's more impactful because saving millions of people and then suddenly not being able to and watching the hero society you built crumble is pretty fucking devastating. So All Might is effectively dead, but he's reduced to being a helpless bystander... he kinda swapped roles with Deku in that sense.

@@Ardadraws yeah thats much more interesting then just killing him off

Well they are bad anitubers except the anime man maybe superpatch is way better

@Prince Dagar I think super eyepatch is the best anituber currently he actually knows fiction really well

@Prince Dagar yeah he's good too

To me Gigguk is the only enjoyable one. I lost interest in the anime man's recent content and Connor I found boring imo.

@@infernalbaka557 he's enjoyable cant deny that and yeah the anime man is boring

Yeah! Agree completely but I do see how they feel like all might isn’t doing much anymore

He just told about the manga reader and you proved it 😂😂

@@weslytitus2526 lol what do you mean

@Pipe Dream I would agree with you where my hero is in the anime, however where it’s at in the manga right now I highly disagree. If you read the Villain arc and the Arc that going right now, you would see what I meant in my previous comment👀

@Pipe Dream lol we got different opinions I enjoy it because I stay away from that toxicity as a dude living in Oakland who’ve dealt with worst. Just ignore them because fans affecting your opinion is something else😂 but hey who I’m to say since this is the trash podcast community🤷🏽‍♂️😂

Blake F I know right? If MHA went that route it just would’ve gone full Harry Potter. I don’t know why the guys think it would’ve made the story any better or more interesting.

You can't expect much from guys who circle jerk to jojo

Remember this is "trash taste".

Avoiding cliches doesn’t mean it will serve the story well. Cliches are only bad when used for no reason. There would have been a good reason to have All Might die to hit the emotional impact of literally the ENTIRE setting, because then people have to contend with a world without All Might. The entire hero society has gotten frail because it relied on All Might, and now he’s gone, and now they have to deal with that. Wouldn’t that be cool? But by keeping him alive, the story tries to achieve the same impact, except not really as powerful (because he’s not literally gone), and also All Might serves zero narrative purpose now. He’s reached the peak of his character arc and now does nothing except scream at everyone else’s character arcs and holds Deku back because Deku literally can’t stop being an All Might copycat.

nahh it works better on that situation. all might wasnt just a mentor, he was the symbol of justice the number one hero and for him to go out trying to protect the people would have been more impactful than just to let him wither away.

Yeah but Demon Slayer somehow makes that fact bearable by the top tier animation and by making the moment so hype that you actually feel the flashback add something. MHA just does the flashback stuff very poorly. MHA has been poor for over 3 seasons now unfortunately........

Besides the fact that's wrong. Like there like almost no flashback that makes them win the fight at all in mha. I like them but sometimes they go into something blind. I get that this type of shonen isn't their thing tough and I respect it

@@abhijitpadhi625 The flashback in mha are outside of fight or characters focused and always make sense within the context. Like, Todoroki rage would make like no sense without the flashback. That's one example. Also, like I said there's almost no flashbacks at all in mha. Concerning the flashbacks in DS, they're mostly on the villain side. I won't force you to read mha but you should read it to get a better understanding of it.

@@abhijitpadhi625 Also, still don't understand their comparisons of ds characters and mha characters. Their comparisons of the characters like make no sense at all. Bakugou is in no way like Inosuke.

@@EmericMAMBOLE What are you talking about? These "in between fight" flashback nonsense is what ruined the whole Overhaul Arc. Todoroki's flashbacks were limited and were put in nice places and intervals. And also most of his back story was given before the fight with Izuku. But this was probably the only time flashbacks were used properly in the manga/anime. Mha suffers terribly from its cliche anime tropes. Nearly all the characters in mha are boring and also the story seems repetitive with the endless training arcs. I hope that the LoV arc saves the anime because Season 5 is TERRIBLE and also season 3 and 4 were very underwhelming. There are just WAY better shonen out there now with Demon Slayer, Jujutsu Kaisen and Chainsaw Man. Mha is slowly going into irrelevance due to lack of inspired storytelling. I have high hopes from the upcoming arc of mha. That might save this sinking ship. If not...... then unfortunately Mha is going to be forgotten And also most flashbacks of Mha are in between fights. Look at season 4. Every fight had a stupid flashback and they were terrible as well.

Agreed

Too bad all might has been boring and contributed near nothing since then

@@EvyKing i have to agree with you

Technically All might did die, the one still alive is Toshinori Yagi. This gives it a deeper dynamic, since he has to deal with the fact that his hero persona is dead. When people need help, he can’t be the first one on the scene.

To bad Yoshinori is all might and theres no difference between them

Haha kinda hurts, but it's okay, it's not for everyone nor does it need approval of some anitubers to enjoy it. lol That being said, I really hope the anime adaption can pull off the next seasons to really give off the same energy of how the manga feels.

Manga reader: really want to bash others opinion but can't because it will be spoiler

Finally a fellow manga reader that has control.

cestalia This is so accurate ngl

@@cestalia god it hurts so much to hear the slander

good point

Gentle Criminal is an amazing villain that the anime did no justice at all. The anime just gave us a single fight instead of building up Gentle's character throughout the arc because they were too focused on the school festival, which added nothing to the arc. Gentle had so much potential to bring a new light on villains, but the anime just told us no.

@@avistang9342 the thing is many people thinks that mha anime > manga which is absolutely not true thats y a lot of people are not reading the manga

Me being a purely manga reader and only watch an anime if i really want to with my hopes not that high because animes are just boring and mangas just bring so much more. Its sad though how gentle was a filler arc and not a long time villian to make the lesson he wanted to teach just that much more important.

@@watcher3d360 there's still a speculation that he's coming back, a redemption arc of some sort. specially with the police scene and all.

I hated the music xD but then again I built it up way too much in my head when I read the manga...I was listening to the you say run ost xD I doubt anything could live up to the way it was animated in my head lol..the curse of the manga reader I suppose...but I do feel the shows pacing ,is very dragged out compared to the manga.

Definitely it's a damn solid series and is even what really really got me into anime

me too

Same. I honestly don’t give a shit about how hype the fight scenes are or not. I’m invested for the world building and class 1-A’s journey to becoming heroes. MHA at heart, is coming of age story.

You're good. imo MHA is a character drama at heart

friendly neighbourhood degenerate yeah! Personally I like the fights a lot because I’m not too into violence but it never gets too dark, but I think the show is so much more than the battles, like the world building and seeing the characters follow their dreams and grow. Also, the characters are written so well it feels like you can relate to them and help inspire you! Lol that’s a long comment

@@FamousMadisonTM and manga readers say the anime is trash...

That would be mother’s basement’s what’s in a fight episode.

Yeah I mean all might is known as the guy who can just punch away everything people are scared of so he was literally trying to outpunch all might

He is so physical powerful, using boosting powers on him was the best option to match him.

It's a bad fight from an actual fight perspective, as it's pretty much just talking and very simple hitting each other moves. However, if you're into it for the story and the emotions, then it's the best fight in the series

people criticize it because All for One was this massively intelligent, varied badass with 87 quadrillion quirks but he was getting his colon cleansed largely because he didn't fully utilize his arsenal. It wound up largely being a generic shonen slugfest and while it was cool visually, from a narrative perspective it was kinda weak.

Everyone I knew was pretty hype about actually

​@@Shoddragon For starters we don't know how many quirks AFO has or if all of those quirks were useful or needed for the situation. Also AFO is literally on life support its made clear he is much weaker than he would normally be. There are numerous possible reasons why he fought the way he did. Also from narrative perspective its fine.

@@johnman8398 - it's never been implied that he has useless Quirks so this isn't valid criticism. - All Might was also weakened so this isn't valid either. -Whatever reasons that could be left don't appear to be good enough. From a narrative perspective, AFO fought like an idiot because Horikoshi couldn't think of an interesting way to write him. It looks flashy and cool so people who bust nuts to any flashy fights loved it but imo it lacks a lot of substance as a result. It would have been much more satisfying if AFO had these strange, mysterious quirks and he used them in interesting ways, forcing All Might to fight creatively and by extension, show Deku creative ways to use his his Quirk.

bro people said that with season 4, “the overhaul arc is insane, kirishima gets character development” etc.

@@yeetabix8237 I know which I thought was weird because like I said I remember people not really feeling the Overhaul arc in the manga too but seriously the next two season will bring in a lot of hype

@@yeetabix8237 not gonna lie the overhaul arc hit different in the manga than in the anime. Idk what it was but the anime version didnt feel as epic or jaw dropping as the manga which is weird because having fights animated should feel bigger and more epic but it didnt.

Mha ending on Endeavor was literally the smartest thing it could have ever done if it ended on gentle it would have been not a good seasonm

@@mikemorro140 even this isn't that good, id say story and character wise my villain academia was the best arc mha has ever had. The war arc is just hype fights but the problem is there is no character development for any of the side characters so any major consequences never have a strong impact. The only character i liked was twice and his death had a strong impact but that's it, i literally don't care about any of the heroes. I can already tell that this is arc is only going to create plot holes for the future. I just wished that mha went with a slightly darker route, not too dark as it's a shounen but still on par with demon slayer in terms of darkness

All which did happen, because the hero allmight died. ust as added bonus we see him as powerlss human cope too. Allmight is gone, and endavour does struggle even too. Without him dead.

then after wards it gets REALLY DARK, like madoka magica

I enjoyed Muscular vs Deku

I love season 2 because the Sport Festival stuff

@@muhammadihsanalfaqih6910 yeah, I also like them, I really enjoy MHA.

@Nasmir Pasic It was due to Horikoshi-sensei's editors at the time. They wanted him to play it safe. He got new editors and he was able to do the villain arc which was risky at the time (to step away from his main character for a full 20+ chapter arc and essentially have the villains serve as protagonists to humanize them).

Because when you have read capeshit/shonen you start to see how the sthe story progress.

Idk how you don't get bored of it though, it's not about superhero story, it's about reusing the same clichés from every other boring shounen anime that have been used for 10+ years and getting so lucky that it's considered the 'king of shounen.' Nothing of worth or originality happens at all. Training arc, tournament arc, training arc again. So many things could've been done better to completely turn the course and quality of the story.

Yup keep showcasing that fan boy attitude invalidating others opinions

@@charlieueueueueue6578 i love all the chliches when it comes to shounen but even for me mha was soooo boring... I'm not saying a few things weren't good....but it was mostly mediocre(I'm being nice) stuff with a few good fights

They don't even have to read the Manga, the boys just don't know what they really want and are thus talking shit, as usual.

It was due to Horikoshi-sensei's editors at the time. They wanted him to play it safe. He got new editors and he was able to do the villain arc which was risky at the time (to step away from his main character for a full 20+ chapter arc and essentially have the villains serve as protagonists to humanize them).

I get they want mha do be darker and BOYYYYYYYY does it get darker Now only if Bones or Toho doesn't censor everything lol

It kinda very hard to make horikoshi horror panel into anime lol It was so good that i cant imagine how it turn in the anime

that's the thing you are saying it is still gonna get better ppl will get bored by then

Tomura: WHAT DO YOU THINK IM WORKING ON RIGHT NOW?

@@batjoke777 Also. Tomura should have died 15 times already. And I do not get why that fucker is still alive (There's no reason for him to keep on living at all).

Definitely not a 8 more like a 7 for me.

It’s not bad, it’s ok, I’d give it around. 6-7 out of 10

@@barobaro1 the animation is really good and the music is really good as well. Only issue I have with MHA is its overly predictable plot. Not a single plot point you don't see coming a mile away. That's not necessarily a bad thing though. A lot of popular series have that as well.

It's mid 6/10

nah it’s mid it ain’t bad but it’s what i’d like to call the cure for insomnia

we differ there though I'm more on joeys side where it's fine for what it is but its not as good as people make it out to be.

Same

Same.

Yeah, especially with that KNY ending 😂

Same

Well.. I feel like All Might dying would really detere the other characters arcs but I can see why he could die also. Like, Yagi was really injured and I think it would make more of an impact on the hero society and the character development on Overhaul also, because he would be the next major villan outside of the LOV the heros would be up against without Toshinori. I also feel as though AFO hesitated because of the fact his the original user of OFA was his brother. It would sort of be like ending his brother's legacy.

Ya, the fight wasn’t about all might dying but rather the “symbol of peace” which did leave a major impact in their world.

@@cassialee8317 The main problem with pivotal characters dying is that in the "Hero's Journey" the character going through it (In this case Bakugo and Deku) usually has such a mentor figure dying (it's either that or the parents die, but every One for All user has the tragic backstory of previous users dying built in). In a sense, he does die, that's his last showing as an active hero, his secret becomes unraveled and now you have a situation where a "secret identity of an incredibly important hero" is revealed. All Might is, through the fight, moving from one story arc, into the next. Also, again, you're forgetting that anything less than the complete defeat of the villain would have blown away the pillar that All Might was, his importance was far greater than just one person, if anything he wanted this pillar to crumble under his own terms, that's the whole reason why he was building up a secret protege and a classroom full of people he could influence directly.

@@FamousMadisonTM Yeah to the eyes of the people, including villains, All Might was completely indistinguishable from what he represented.

Conner has the memory of a goldfish, are we really surprised he forgot plot details. When they're not talking about their opinions, and just talking about their lives, that's when Trash Taste is most interesting. I don't like to watch or listen to a podcast where I hear opinions that haven't even been remotely thought out well, or aren't even close to educated.

5 is garbage in anime

Mha is garbage trash fukin shit

@@MrStolboy how lmoa

@@smayankannav118 um ok lmao

@@lemongrab9044 you are a good man bro I appreciate that you are not an asshole who loves this shit ass anime

Oh thank God, someone who knows their stuff. KNY ends badly that I put MHA higher.

The ending isn’t bad, it’s just that the manga definitely could’ve gone a lil longer. If it had a few more arcs it would be goated

I just hope ufotable fixes that ending lmao

@@awts..7954 wouldnt reccoment altering actual plot dont trigger my tokyo ghoul ptsds

I was so shocked with how quickly it felt we rushed into the final arc. Yeah it's a long one, but like, it felt like we had two decent arcs against upper moons and BAM final boss time. Left a really sour taste in my mouth, personally. Also was I the only one that found most of the Mugen train arc kinda boring? The ending will be great, but for the first 3/4ths it just wasn't hitting for me

Demon slayer is worse than MHA

@@DeltaDrifter2201 it really is

@@DeltaDrifter2201 As manga reader of both series, yes Demon Slayer ends up being terrible thanks to ending and last arc. At least in MHA arc, there's no arc as bad as the last arc of KNY. It's just pure dissapointment

You are a normie for liking kny cause its the most normiest fucking and predictable anime

@JustAnotherGoose The most fakest fucking comment I've ever seen lol

he still the same person

Well that's mha fandom for ya

Yeah both sides are kinda toxic like ok we get it you don't like mha you don't need to tell everyone that it's an absolute boring piece of garbage because you didn't enjoy it. Just let people enjoy the show ffs. It was my first anime and I enjoyed it but it really is boring/mediocre at times but some people are making this a way bigger issue than what it needs to be. The anime doesn't need to be a 10/10 masterpiece to be enjoyable (to me at least)

@@sarii_p1697 yup, I mean the most impactful anime in history would be DBZ and that show is garbage at times and sucks at its pacing, still is enjoyable Naruto and one piece have too many fillers but they are good

It was due to Horikoshi-sensei's editors at the time. They wanted him to play it safe. He got new editors and he was able to do the villain arc which was risky at the time (to step away from his main character for a full 20+ chapter arc and essentially have the villains serve as protagonists to humanize them).

People say that want shonen to break the tropes and cliche but when it subverts expectation, sometimes they prove that they actually want the cliche after all. lol

Do mentors usually die? Besides Naruto I haven't really seen any modern Shonen do this.

@@bluejay4214 I can't speak for just shonen specifically but in fiction in general yes ( obi wan Ken obi, yoda, uncle Ben, Dumbledore, Gandalf, crepsly from cirque du freak, mufasa, among others.) Also the mentor death is not always literal like in all nights case it's the death of what he represents. Like in dead poets society Robin Williams character gets fired from the job he loves, which is a kind of death. But to get a better understanding of the mentor trope or tropes in general you should look up trope talk in KZfaq. The lady knows way more than I do and can explain it better and it's more entertaining. As for shounen in particular it might not be as prevalent but I dont read enough shounen to give you a proper answer.

I mean that's well and good, but people want things to defy tropes when relying on them becomes a narrative crutch. Defying tropes FOR THE SAKE OF defying tropes is equally as stupid as just using the trope. At the end of the day what people actually want is good storytelling and in some cases that happens to fall in line with existing tropes and other times those tropes are just lazy writing shorthand , the latter is what people abhor but not the use of tropes altogether. The arguments made on the podcast for All Might dying are solid (given his narrative significance and the way the story had been plotted around him). Plus, given the release schedule of manga, I don't think it's unreasonable to speculate that Horikoshi just might not have been confident in killing off a beloved major character so he compromised by "killing him" narratively which strikes me as weaker than just committing to killing All Might or committing to keep him alive. As it stands, even if there is some brutal death later on, it likely won't have the narrative significance of the symbol of peace dying when it looks like people need him the most (because when he dies later assumedly endeavor will have a better handle on things and at least all might will have been out of the pro hero game for a bit). Maybe all might's death will always mean alot to deku and bakugou but what's being said is that Horikoshi missed a chance to have that death be shocking and impactful to EVERYONE (especially considering that up until that point every character is defined by their relationship with all might and his ideals).

I got bored of all might after his last fight with all for one because his death might have taught deku a lesson

I agree but it would have been much more interesting in the later seasons. Just because it wouldn't work in heroes favor doesn't mean it's bad. The Endeavor fight would have been much more impactful, the society would truly be damaged from his death. He just kinda sticks around and becomes a boomer as they said basically, and Deku's OFA is pretty different from All Might's OFA so he can't really do much to help him.

@@mihajlomilisavljevic3438 Fair point :)

The anime isn’t as good in my opinion

I agree

@@isaacgower2501 it was as good if not better but not anymore

Because sometimes it lack the impact that is best done with visual story telling through panel work and detailed art

s4 generally is ok But the last episode of season 4 is like the peak Never felt like that since todoroki vs deku

i agree about MVA and PLW but I am not a fan of Season 5 in the anime, I was hyped about it until it’s release but I feel like the pacing and reordering of the arcs that Bones did ruined a lot of what made MVA and Season 5 in general great for me when i read it in the manga. I thought Season 4 was already a bit boring but I think Season 5 is definitely the worst Season the anime has adapted so far, even though it has the best manga source material out of any other season so far, which is really sad for me to say.

I think the villains are way too overpowered and some of the heroes are way too wack. You can't tell me there's a guy that slaps people out of existence with one hand and slaps them back into shape with the other one, but then supposedly in the top school for heroes where only the best of the best get in you have fucking tape boy, sticky grape boy and iceberg looking ass guy who whispers to pigeons

@@bobrianfo104 yeah, I’ll admit it gets very inconsistent.

I was hoping for the same, but then we wouldn't of gotten more insight into the One for All power (like we did the last few chapters of the manga). Let's remember that OFA isn't just there for Deku... Bakugo is just as much as a fanboy and Bakugo has been developing as a hero ever since he found out that Deku and OFA had correspondence

@@popqorn4368 That's a very good point you make. I didn't consider what we'd lose if All Might had died in that fight, so thanks for pointing that out! I love seeing Bakugo grow, as he has the potential to be a truly incredible combat-focused hero!

Well Midoriya could figured it out, since he saw in his mind, and he even talk with one of other users(blackwhip), so there really was no point to All Might showing that, and All Might didnt even know those quirks because he never get to use them

@@lucas839 honestly I think he needed all might to do the research bc deku could only talk to black whip for so long. But if all might died and deku had to do all the research that would've been cool to see especially since we don't get to see deku doing his hero research by himself

While I know its a bit of a reach but the All Might vs All for One fight is a bit like the Sarutobi vs Orochimaru fight. Only instead of dying and taking away the agency of the big bad, All Might just kind of wastes away in the background: I know he does research on the other OFA users on Deku's behalf but that's not really much.

yeah tbh I didn't get why Connor said that lol. like we're not shown much world-building in demon slayer, except the characters. but bnha has a world full of quirks and the effects of them.

@@oofshapedhuman4974 ye im not a mha fan but in terms of organizations and world building through characters it is definitely a lot better ofc it cant be compared to something like one pice in terms of world building. Demon slayer is good just cuz the story is good and they didn't mind killing off characters in the manga.

amen

@@mattpet7913 yeah Horikoshi really doesn't like killing off characters that for sure. and in terms of worldbuilding, I don't think most series can beat one piece lol

Was there even world building in DS

For real like ??? There's been better fights than nomu v AM

@@TheXandraPanda Endeavor vs High End was wayyy better. lol (it has symbolism, character development, etc.) Idk how some people still stuck on the All Might nomu after that. lol I guess because some had lower expectations for MHA at the time so it sticks out as the most memorable first battle.

That's because they only reached s1, they considered MHA to be so boring that they did not reach s2

@@michaeljohngarcia6432 That's only Joey both Conner and Gigguk watched the whole thing

4:34 this point is just so stupid

MHA is my favorite too xD. I also like Demon Slayer but I dont get as hype. I also really like Haikyuu and Dr Stone lol which I'm sure they've said are bad lol

@@JoyInAbility i never expected to like haikyuu as much as i did! and dr. stone is on my watch list. i’m not someone who’s picky about my anime and never have problems with them, it’s only when anime’s don’t sit right with me which there’s barely any out there that give me that feeling

@@rebeccar9470 I dont like sports irl, but sports anime is so good lol. My partner was so adamant he wouldnt like it either and now hes at hype about it as I am, lol. We have seen season 4 but are getting super impatient that its yet to be dubbed lol

@@JoyInAbility i hate using this word but my god you two sound like normies

@@adityasuryawanshi5937 😂😂😂

Like for me demon slayer ending was so shit muzan was so shit how all the pillars died was ass and the demon king tanjro shit should have been scrapped

But the demons had some crazy character development. The way pillars die was so assssss, and muzan didn't even put up a fight

@@nanithefck6434 Demon Tanjiro was definitely a Deus Ex Machina for the sole purpose of having him be resurrected since the plot demanded it. Muzan was a character I had been invested in but the final arc ruined his appeal for me.

@@cyano3d Agreed. The demons especially I believe no.3 had great character depth and were shown to have unique abilities, while the final battle with Muzan turned out to be very plain. Pillars death was for mere shock value to me.

The recent mha chapters are amazing

Might be on the next clip

Wouldn't that be something😂

I agree with gig

@Prince Dagar what i feel is that black clover is just fun and its not trying to be anything more than that where as mha is trying to be the next big thing idk it just feels like that

Black clover manga is really good but they fucked the anime imo. The MHA anime is definitely better. Manga they might be on par or MHA is a tad bit better imo

The manga is trash, UFOtable working miracles with a trash source manga.

@@kingmanic cool, u want some trophy?

@@kingmanic cmon dude..

@@osamabinballin5369 Everything great about demon slayer is due to UFOtable, the anime is good. The manga is cliche, with bad art, bad pacing, and some interesting world building. The plot till the end is pure mediocrity. It's a property elevated by the anime producer.

@@kingmanic jusr say bad instead of trash.

I agree

Wise words

Feel like sometimes people forget this is an ongoing series

I dissagree... Don't disrespect the greatest hero of all time comparing to this trash dumpster fire.. I was fine with season 1 but they destroyed the hype.. it because copy pasted naruto/generic shounen anime.. granted it's not bad but not good either .

@@sanjivinsmoke2719 please enlighten us on how they copied Naruto. you still stuck in 2016, no one actually still takes the "copied naruto" take seriously

@@yanndylan2239 it's predictable and boring and that was just an example.. it's a meh overrated to the skies.. with plot so thin even a blind man can see through..

What is bnha?

@@ZeGoat69 boku no hero academia

Latest arc is so hype

Pretty good? What? It's not "pretty good" it's fucking amazing

hit or miss for me tbh. The fact that Horikoshi introduced Deku having 129381203812 more quirks as a cop out for whenever he doesn't wanna write a real story makes it feel like the arc has no tension. Deku's friends are about to die? WOAHHHH Deku conveniently unlocked float at the perfect time! Deku himself about to die? here come the SOULS OF DECEASED ONE FOR ALL USERS TO SAVE THE DAY! It's so safe and by the books that half of me is bored to tears, knowing exactly what is going to happen.

Actually I'm up to date with the manga and if they make the right decisions(which they won't do) it could turn into a pretty good story, but it's probably gonna continue being just basic

The stakes are going to get way higher the next season, but I've yet to read a moment that made me hype like United States of Smash did. Vigilantes, though... that's some good shit all the way through. It feels like it's what MHA was meant to be before it got serious.

@@sirbruno95 yeah I gotta read Vigilante too

I'm caught up with the manga and it gets waaaayyy better, but then it makes MHA one of those shows that only gets good 5 seasons in.

@@Santi-to5kq if you're up to date then this is a bullshit opinion and you know it

How you become god from a flashback

@@Funnydoc the thing is, mha is just a clusterfuck of clichés

Coheteos I respectfully disagree, if it wanted to be a cliche AM would’ve died in kamino and endeavor would’ve went out in a blaze of glory (pun intended) instead we get the endeavor agency arc where we dive into family trauma and abuse, MVA an arc dedicated to just the villains and progressing their characters, the tournament arc where the MC would come out on top loses in the second round, if anything it subverts cliches. The whole war arc being a good example, all MHA does is subvert, shoot the MC isn’t considered an underdog and is looked as a threat by the rivaled class, so it being just cliches is wrong

@@coheteos also if it were a cliche...bakugo would've turned evil

Levi Samom I’m pretty annoyed at Bakugo. Deku seems to be very tolerative on it as well and I kind of hated that their is no drawbacks on it. He just full on bully.

Yeah I can say as an owner of both mangas, one is definitely better as a manga than an anime and that hurts to say because being an early adopter for both.

Same, could never get into demon slayer, MHA is one of my fav Manga on the other hand, to each their own.

Demon slayer is ass.

As both reader of series, I say you save yourself time. KNY ending isn't that good...

KNY is freaking amazing man. It does suffer from final arc syndrome in which the standards were so high at the end the creator just couldn't deliver what the fans wanted. MHA might also have a bad/rushed final arc just cause of how much praise the current one is getting. Not saying one is better than the other just saying that MHA might not have a good ending either.