Plot Twist: Just Stop was actually Shigaraki the whole time.

I guess his hair didn’t *just stop* growing.

People are saying Just Stop is a chad for liking Mineta. No, Just Stop is a chad for knowing the true greatness that is Gentle. Such an underrated villain.

I'm kind of glad Deku couldn't beat the slug monster. I can't explain it, but it would have been odd that a Jr. High kid could beat this large villain on his own, while like 6 or 7 Pro heroes could not. Maybe if it was a smaller villain I would have been fine, but I like Deku couldn't win. That's just me thou.

My man grew a whole head of hair.

Just Stop: I want to step away from toxic content Mha fanbase: *Yeah.... About that*

To the Hagakure thing, the robots in the entrance exam had off switches so if you could get close enough to the robots you get points that way.

Apparently Hagakure just... Turned off the robots in the entrance exam 😂

"I want to talk about something not nearly as toxic" My Hero Academia fandom: Allow us to introduce ourselves.

This anime still shows that trying your hardest is the coolest thing you can do

I think the slime incident was supposed to act as a reason for why Deku was given the power. It doesn’t matter how much someone lifts weights or has a 400 level IQ they aren’t going to outmatch a city buster or a mountain buster. But Deku’s lack of hesitation in saving Bakugo when he didn’t have a power is why All-Might gave him the power and why episode 4 hits so hard as Deku does the same motion but now he actually has the power to help people.

During the slime incident, the heroes weren't focused on making sure people didn't die. Everyone had already been rescued and were at a safe distance... the heroes were just standing there as none of them could figure out how to stop the Slime Villain without putting themselves in danger, so they just were waiting for someone else to save the day, similar to All Might doing nothing at first to keep his weakened form a secret. Midoriya rushed in to save Bakugo, even if it meant getting hurt... something heroes once lived by. If Midoriya didn't stop in, Bakugo would have suffocated.

Damn Just Stop looking like Aizawa with the long hair

I’ll admit that even if I’m not into MHA anywhere near as much as when it first dropped, it’s still a quite solid shounen series that brought new life into a genre that I felt was growing stale for quite a while. That and seeing the new MHA movie, Heroes Rising, in theaters (and it was the last movie I saw in theaters, since it was right before they closed due to covid) was super fun and made me feel like a kid again. And I even wrote a review of it for my college newspaper too!

The thing about the slug monster fight is the fact the heroes were more focused on their own safety than they were on Bakugo. They were waiting for someone else with a quirk suitable to randomly show up and save the day. They were essentially acting like bystanders, not heroes. Deku meanwhile was the only one to have the courage to run forward to save his friend and if it wasn't for him throwing his bag as a distraction Bakugo would have suffocated. That's the thing that made Deku deserving OFA was the fact he was the only one to act like a hero and put someone else's safety above his own.

The thing that makes My Hero Acadamia so great is that even minor characters who aren't always the focus are super interesting. Some examples would be the plasma hero and Tokoyami (though he did have a bigger role in the expo arc).

Honestly uraraka is the most relatable character for me in this anime because of the fact that her motivation is really relatable for me.I was born in a middle class family and I know her struggles its a shame she doesn't get any development after this.

I think a misconception people have about the series is that they expect a lot of the students in Class A to be important to the story and have their own in-depth character arcs. When that's further from the truth. Their main purpose is to mostly fill out the school setting, and the fact that there's a lot of them is emblematic of the oversatured Hero society. Less than half of them actually matter in the larger story. So don't go considering tape guy or animal boy as side characters, because they're mostly just background props. Actual side characters are the ones that get decent focus. People like Endeavor, Hawks, Mirio, Tamaki, Iida, Kirishima, etc.

I personally think Deku makes for a fine main character. A lot of people tend to look at that slime monster incident and think "Wow! All he did was make it worse, why would All Might pick this reckless loser over the bestest guy Mirio?" The answer is simple: Deku's reckless nature reminds All Might of his younger self. Having talked to him earlier and basically telling the kid he can never be hero, only to have that same kid act in a similar manner to him really sold him on the fact that Deku was special. People also like to say he's handed the most powerful quirk but rarely ever mention the drawback it comes with. Breaking his bones is a lot more serious than people think it is especially when it's stated that it causes lasting effects. Said effects are so serious that Deku is forced to switch up his fighting style in order to keep going. In addition to the physical demands, the weight of succeeding the best hero of all time is huge. One last thing. Miro is a fun character but would make for a pretty boring protagonist. His struggles are basically what people say Deku's is: to master his quirk. Mirio's just another generic shonen protag with the will to save anyone and work through anything but it rings hollow compared to someone who was born without a quirk.

I really don't see a major problem with mhas side cast being underdeveloped. I'm not going to say it's perfect but I think characters that are their just to fill out the class for the sake of the world is fine. Imo a character is only underutilized when the series starts to utilize them in the first place. So for example if kirashima proceeds to never do anything ever again after what he's gotten so far that would be a problem but someone like ojiro is fine just being their as class filler because he never gets major focus to begin with. Their just like any of the other random pro hero's that only shows up for like a scene. Also cultural festival is the best arc because it's the only arc with gentle aka best character.

Okay, I’ve gotta say something here. Because I agree with most of your opinions, but the slime villain incident does show why Izuku is a hero. He does use his ingenuity and strategy to save Bakugou. He throws his book bag (after remembering the way that Kamui woods uses multiple branches to distract the target in the lacquer chain prison) and hits the villain in the eye (his one weak spot) and keeps Bakugou from being suffocated. No hero could do anything because they rely on their quirk (which Aizawa will point out later on is dangerous) while Izuku worked with what he had on hand. Also, by throwing the slime back to try and save Bakugou, Izuku worked on dispelling the slime to free Bakugou enough to pull him from the grip. The reality is, had Izuku not intervened, Bakugou would have died. Also, “you can be a hero without a quirk” is a great theme, but not MHA’s theme. Great other points though! Love the video!

"Not all men are created equal." This is literally the first line of text in the entire manga. It is the core central theme in the entire series, and that ignoring this horrifying truth can only ever destroy the lives of people who try harder to achieve something than they are actually capable. This is the heart of the series, the realistic truth of real life placed within a fantasy world that you would expect to embrace the sort of fantastical optimism associated with it. Also, replace superpowers with education and connections and everything makes more sense, All Might saw that Midoriya had everything he needed to succeed except for a single element, and decided to provide that element to him.

if he continues like this, he's gonna need to change his name to "Just hair"

yeh the whole "izuku not becoming a quirkless hero' is a common complaint, but ehre's MY rebuttal: Izuku doesn't have special training, he's not a martial artist, he couldn't parkour for shit, he's basically as average as one can get. He's JUST a nerd and while, yes, his nerdiness leads to him being able to strategise more and analyse people and their quuirks, in the end he's still jsut a nerd. He doesn't have the money, resoruces and training as say Iron Man or Batman, nor the pure skill like say Iron Fist or something. What, exactly, is this one damn nerd supposed to DO? As cool as it would've been for him to rise as a hero, it honestly wasn't gonna happen, not a this current ability. and as for All Might choosing Izuku: honestly, it read to me like he was in a massive depressive state due to the state he was left in afteer his 'final' battle with all for one, and thus he wasn't in a charitable mood regarding heroes and such, and he chose Izuku not just for that self sacrificng nature, but also because...Izuku saved him. Izuku inspired All Might to toss aside his depressive thoughts and go back to thinking like the man he used to be, and so he saw Izuku as a hero. Because Izuku saved him. (also yeah the series really needs to give more characters bigger spotlight, like invisible girl, she's fun enough thus far, and momo, and ochako and basically all the girls.)

I'm glad I'm not the only one who has Shinso as one of their favourite characters-

I don’t know why but I’ve always loved Deku call me basic but he’s my favorite character

you're literally that "the other hero's were weaklings" mob lookin guy from the sea king arc of one punch man 😂

I do honestly agree that endeavor's redemption arc and character development is good and well deserved despite what he has done in his past to his family and in the manga I do like how Horokoshi is taking his development as a character and as a father figure/hero in the later chapters

Okay completely off topic, but hey nice hair- Also some MHA fans can be so very toxic- not all, but then there’s them-

If izuku had beaten the slime monster at the beggining then people would have complained that he Is an already perfect protagonist like rey or kirito or even mulan in the live action remake, because at the end of the day a character needs to start from Zero if you want to see him developing over Time, even if you don't like at all the character. Like i know many people that preffer han solo over Luke skywalker, but it was an evil necessary if you want to see the story progress. Because Christ remember when han solo had His own movie? Yeah it sucked hard. Plus piss off i still like kaminari (honestly i preffer him over mineta), jiro and ochako. The rest i agree with you, though Zero has a cool hability. Even if it look silly on papper.

26:00 But that was the whole point of Lemillion’s character, he was supposed to be what someone would see as the next symbol of peace. The author even states if a person sees Mirio as a better lead than Deku , than he wrote him as exactly as planned.

My Hero Academia is the first anime I really got into, my tastes have evolved since I watched it last, but I'll always had a soft spot for it.

The boys at Trash Taste actually thinks Gentle is a boring character Not all sins are forgivable

I don’t know if this is going to be a criticism of mha or a video on why its good but either way im scared

The comparison to Assassination Classroom caught me off guard a bit-- I miss Koro sensei...

I really disagree in your assessment of Ochako. She has a clear motive for being a hero in the form of wanting to financially support her family. Despite admiring Deku she refuses his help when facing off against Bakugo because she wants to prove that she can challenge Bakugo on her own. After failing to defeat Bakugo she reflects on her failure and decides to turn down an internship with her idol to pursue one with a hero that would help her improve her hand to hand combat skills which she felt she was lacking in. Then she ends up successfully using those skills to defeat Toga showing that her sacrificing an internship with her favorite hero paid off because she is now a much more well rounded hero. I think she's a really well written character who is herself first and Deku's crush second. I feel she's a well developed and likable character with a real sense of agency. It always sort of annoys me when people treat her like the vanilla love interest when there is so much more going on with her character than that. Compared to other big Shonen female characters like Sakura from Naruto she is far more interesting.

Gentle and La Brava are the best, glad I'm not the only one that thinks that.

-America is such a great nation, that All Might, a Japanese guy, became an America-themed superhero, even after we nuked his home country TWICE!- Texas shall secede from the US

I really like the Pro Heroes and the fights they have in the series. They have very well designed characters like Fatgum, Hawks,Gang Orca,Best Jeanist,All Might,and Endeavor are my personal favorites. Also the villains are also done very well as such like Overhaul.

I don't normally comment on videos and in no way mean this as an attack but, at 7:35 in the video Deku does use what little knowledge he has in the charge against the slime monster. The bookbag toss is supposed to momentarily blind him so that he can try to rescue Bakugo. Is it stupid, yes, does it put everyone in more risk, yes, but the scene is supposed to show that what Deku lacks in power he makes up for in spirit, similarly to all might and his teacher before him.

Never heard of this show man it looks great hopefully it takes off it has the chance to be mainstream

what i love most about MHA is that at first I thought it was just gonna be about Deku and Bakugo because there were so many characters and I was like there’s no way they’re actually going to incorporate all of these characters into the show but..... they actually managed to incorporate all the characters into the show without letting you forget about anybody in the class

It has its flaws, but I love it so much. Definitely in my top 10 favorite anime’s of all time, and my favorite modern anime

"Minoru Mineta is relatable." I see you're a man of culture as well.

The disproportion between the amount of screen time Stain had and the impact he had on the story is the point, the society in the world of MHA was already so invisibly strained that it only took Stain getting the spotlight once to make it finally crack. But also, we are likely to see Stain again in the future arc, the way I see it he was being saved for later so that All For One could be established and then sent to the same prison as Stain, for the purposes of having their ideologies interact in the future as a way of furthering the narrative substance of both characters simultaneously.

i feel like most people have this same misconception--whenever they say "deku shouldn't have been chosen to have ofa"--they believe mha is an underdog story (not saying that he said this, just an observation) and you can argue that it is, but i don't feel like that was ever the primary focus most people tend to root for characters in those types of stories bc its an easy way to make them interesting,, which is why deku doesn't seem like an appealing mc since he doesn't try to become a quirkless hero (and gets a quirk given to him) but i think its important to realize the overall theme of the series to make sense as to why deku's the best mc for mha (and by extension, you can also explain why shigaraki's an amazing villain) mha's main purpose is to show the effects of society on its characters. someone's value in their society is based upon their quirk, its who they are, what defines them, and determines their path in life -- moreover, hero society itself has only strengthened this way of thinking in their world which then leads to the creation of villains, who were outcasted by society (there's so much more to be said about society and its role in mha, which will be focused on more in upcoming seasons (or currently in the manga) ) but its important to note that deku is a perfect example of someone directly affected by society (and likely the best person to make a change in it, driven by his determination to save everyone)

I’m super happy to see you making some calmer, innocent content! MHA/BNHA is one of my favorite series, so it’s great to see people talk about it! *also, Nighteye is the best character in my opinion ngl*

I would argue that if Izuku beat the sludge villain with his knowledge and intelligence, he wouldn’t really be worth being the main character of a superhero series. Let me explain. Due to the fact that in stories, knowledge/intelligence are the same as super powers, it would mean that Izuku would have a power by being smarter than anyone else. Which would take away from the idea that Izuku is normal or similar to a real person, since he would have almost super natural intelligence and have a power like that. It also would make any other person look dumb by comparison, especially adults. Since a kid uses what is basically public knowledge to be better than others. It would be equivalent to how in SAO Kirito is hailed as a master video game player, despite not doing anything anyone else should be able to do or would do. Which makes everyone else just look incompetent rather than Kirito skilled. It wouldn’t make Izuku smart, but everyone else dumb. But by rushing in to help, despite being incapable to help in any real way, Izuku shows that he is more selfless than everyone else. And the mere fact that he at least tried makes him heroic. It doesn’t pull everyone around him down to write him like this. Now if this was heroic or just suicidal is a different debate. You could even interpret the fact that AllMight gives Deku the power as AllMight trying to save the kids life. If he didn’t do that it would just be a matter of time until Izuku would do another selflessly heroic action, that would kill him due to being powerless. But he he got the power, he would at least stand a chance. It also indirectly develops AllMight as a character. Since the story shows us, via the wound and time limit, that AllMight is similarly selflessly heroic. Which makes the connection between Izuku and AllMight stronger, than it would be if Izuku used his smarts. TLDR: by making Izuku not special in a real way, he becomes a better hero than if he were any smarter.

Ngl I've been waiting a long time for this. You bring up mha from time to time so I've been looking forward to this. Small thing with Deku he did do something though. He prevented Bakugo from suffocating since he bought him some air.

I think that something that I really love about mha is pretty much you really feel like everyone’s trying their best. From the villains to heroes we not only understand their motivations but also show how much their willing to push themselves despite prolonging their limitations

The only problem that I can see with criticizing MHA for having some characters that aren't as memorable by comparing it to Assassination Classroom is a difference of goals. Assassination Classroom is primarily a comedy series as you said, so it is very important that the characters are well developed and memorable as well as having good chemistry with the rest of the class. I don't think the show actually does that as well as you think it does but regardless of that MHA has done much better for itself than the vast majority of anime when it comes to providing a full classroom of actual people. If this was a show entirely around these high schoolers becoming better heroes and not focused on the growing threat of villains and the main themes of the story, then I am perfectly willing to say that it could do so very well, as every character has potential, the series itself just wouldn't feel right diverting our attention away from the driving forces of the story to show off characters whose backstories have nothing to say about the hero society they live in and are generally more mundane and simple. Jiro becomes a main focus temporarily solely to help explore those themes because her parents are musicians and she was afraid that her wanting to become a hero would make them feel disappointed. Todoroki is developed because his father literally bred him to become a hero that would surpass All Might. Iida is focused on because his family business is hero work. Kirishima is focused on because of how his seemingly weak quirk can show how people with inferior quirks can make themselves feel insignificant, which sounds like a re-hash of Deku but it isn't, because Deku was born with no quirk while Kirshima had one but was seemingly weak even in spite of that fact. He's like another Mirio, having to train hard and build himself up to truly use his quirk effectively, but not in the technical aspect that Mirio must train himself how to use his quirk, but in the literal aspect where Kirishima had to understand what he had in order to truly use it. MHA focuses on themes, it shows the flaws in our society through the lens of super powers and a world of heroes and villains, but also everything in between. Every single member of Class 3-E from Assassination Classroom has a reason to be built upon, and it's the very reason that they are in Class 3-E to begin with, because they are shunned, because they're supposedly idiots, because they don't fit into the principals shiny perfect example of what a school should be. They are all focused on because they are the focus. MHA just isn't going for that, and so it's natural that it doesn't do things it doesn't need to perfectly.

When izuku rushed at the slime monster he hit it and the eye with an idea that he got from his hero notebook which gave bakugo a chance to catch his breath. Also judging by this I think it's safe to say you missed a big scene in one punch man. Being heroic is not just solving the situation being heroic is risking your life in service of others. As all might says later in the series midoriya was weak but he was more heroic than anyone because he had the will and the courage to just charge in and try. All might gave him one for all so that he could stand in the ring. The point isn't that midoriya could actually handle the situation, the point is the he had the determination, courage and instinct to be a hero. He just needed a way to bring that to life

My god, some of this didn't age well with the manga, but I can understand your opinions at the time.

I never really got why some people hated the School Festival arc so much even a shonen series doesn’t need to be intense action and high-stakes all the time. Also nice to see someone not on the Mineta hate train I swear the hate for him is so overblown.

The kid had 0 confidence when he met the slime guy. How can he make a plan when the situation is that heated and he is like 15

"Gentle Criminal and La Brava were villains I could relate to heavily." *distant sirens*

At least he didn’t make a video criticizing another creator.

I'm honestly really happy with this review. It does feel like an actual critic of the show and not just dragging the show because of out side factors. I really enjoy this review, great job 👍

No one in the world can understand how happy I was when he said that his favourite villain is gentle. Since the airing of that arc in the manga i haven't seen anyone give my boy the respect he and La Barva deserve. Thx for that :D

Fairy Tail is still ass and I will debate anyone in the comment section for a ridiculously long time

You forgot about a few things about Invisible Girl 1. How can she see when her eyes are transparent and can't catch light 2. She's basically naked considering we can see her clothes normally

First of all, if midoriya didn't go to save bakugo, all might wouldn't have jumped in and saved them

Everyone says not focusing on too many characters in Season 1 was a good thing. It's the genius of simplicity of season 1 and focusing on the few main characters first and not overloading the viewer with too many characters too quickly and backstories.

The comments: MHA has such a toxic fanbase! Me who has been in the Heathers and Hamilton Fandom: Aw how cute you think that is toxic?

My plane just landed this is gonna be my first KZfaq video to watch back on ground

For real gentle and la brava are the one of best thing happened in MHA I even teared up watching them like literally they were so likeable characters and their chemistry was just so perfect

“Mineta is so relatable” also mineta: *tells eri he cant wait to see her when she’s older*

The robot have a button that can be pushed to take them out. This is how Toru and Mineta passed.

That was a good analysis on the characters. There does really need to be more character development though.

One of my favorite things to do with MHA is just seeing how the dub uses the actors in relation to how they are used in the dub of Fairy Tail.

I honestly liked this content better than focusing on whatever drama has broken out. Whether whatever controversy that has broken out between content creators is worth it or not can be extremely draining.

I think it's a real shame we basically know nothing about ururaka, especially considering she's one of dekus best friends.

Man the fact that deku English va year's ago and still does voice cloud in a FF7 abridged to voicing a main character in one of the biggest animes with other big voice actor's

I actually recognize less between the different characters in Assassination Classroom than in MHA. That's probably due to MHAs diverse character design whereas Assassination has a more "normal" style. Beyond the main characters in AC I couldn't differentiate a few of them until they got through the island arc. However I could distinguish between all the characters in MHA after only a couple episodes of their introduction.

7:34 How on earth is that supposed to work. Sometimes when you are in the moment you don't have time for that. The point was that he had the heart of a hero. He didn't care that he didn't have powers he just wanted to help. A guy who always bullies him no less.

I know that every character in Class 1-A isn't the most interesting (I still don't fucking know what Sato's personality is, they really should flesh him out just a little bit more), I don't think you give some characters enough credit. -Uraraka: You leave out her character arc of trying to get stronger so she can become a hero for her family and to be as good, or even better, than Midoriya. Her fight with Bakugo and her devastating loss was also not mentioned, as it shows how deep-rooted this mindset is, and how much it means to her. -Jiro: You also gloss over her arc of trying to decide what she wanted to be in life, and if her family and herself would be able to approve of it. She's not the most interesting, but there's more there than what you see. -Kaminari: You leave out how much of an IDIOT he is, and I love that most about Kaminari. He also is shown to try to improve himself through the Provisional License Arc. It's small, so I won't make it seem like he's the most interesting, but, again, there's definitely more to him. -Ashido: She's just a fun character. I just like how bubbly and dumb she can be, while also having immense bravery, and being shown to be one of, if not, the most athletic students in Class 1-A. I think there's a bit more to her, but I can see why you don't think so. -Tokoyami: He's literally fighting with the darkness inside of him. So, yeah, your description is correct. XD -Hagakure: So yeah. I think there's more to those characters than what you give credit for, and I still like all of Class 1-A, even if some of them aren't as focused or interesting.

MHA was my favorite anime for a long time. I don't just relate to Deku, I am Deku. Seriously though this show got me through some tough times.

In Deku's defense.... Would YOU be calm and collected if someone you probs care about is about to die? Probs not. It was a quick reaction he made. We all think we act differently but when it comes down, we probs also start running and do shit without thinking about this. That's what All-might saw in him. A person who doesn't think of himself first but tries to safe others, even at his own demise.... That's at least my understanding.

What kinda bugged me as i got more into the serious. Why hadn't Izuku made any preparations to becoming a hero? Analyzing quirks is a good skill. But he's made no moves and prep for such a dream. Once he knew he was quirkless you'd think he'd work hard to push his body, option combat skills, or something. Hell he wasnt even in a sports club!

i remember a buddy of mine quit the show because his sister and her friends he quit watching because they talked nothing but who they shipped he quit after that.

My only gripe with MHA is that they introduce so many ridiculously interesting concepts, view them briefly, and then move right along. I wish they'd explore the more fascinating aspects of the show a bit more.

Appreciate the arc ranking at the end. Its always fun to see what people think of all the different arcs, my personal favorite was the prohero arc. Even if it was only 2 episodes haha

Man, I really like these analysis videos you do. Makes me think about the series even more.

Finally someone who like Mineta.

I simp for long hair Just Stop 😳

All Might: Eat this. Midoriya: Ya (No) *series ends*

Now I want to hear this guy talk about Black Clover.

8:20 alot of people say this, but there’s already story beats that go against this or say what the story was going for. 1 the entire point of the “ he ran without thinking line” is really to say that deku had a heart of a true hero. It’s not supposed to be the most strategic, since thats not the point. The point is that he saw a person in need of help, and like a true hero, he did everything he could without a power. The reason all might found him worthy was because of this heroic nature, and the fact that he himself was inspired by midoriya to take action. In a way, deku re invigorated all might. All might was not only at his limit, but was also pretty much a near perfect hero. Him feeling like shit for not being able to do anything makes sense, as his failures and failing body caused this to happen. Deku was the person who re ignited his spirit and re taught him to surpass his limits. Which is another reason why his running sequence was important. 2. The deku can be a hero without a quirk thing has alreafy been debunked by all might and by power scaling. Deku is just a normal person. No matter how smart he is, he can’t out speed someone who has superspeed. Or someone who has super strength. Or a person who is a living liquid who could suffocate people. Not all men were created equal. And deku just couldn’t match people like that, even if he was smart. 3. Deku isn’t really an underdog. This is a misconception created by people, and usual narrative story telling, but in truth, deku doesn’t really carry the traits of an underdog. Alot of people complain that he doesn’t act like one, but that’s because he isn’t. Deku is a person who is essentially dealing with an imposter syndrome, because he has to inherit the power of the greatest hero. Its deku coming to terms with what he inherited, and making it his own power. Deku himself even says that he was “too blessed” when he was about to acquire one for all. He himself doesn’t believe he’s worthy, but he’s willing to take it, to make it his own, and to achieve his dreams, and succeed all might. His character moments have been him becoming a more independent, and mature character, coming to terms with his power, and worthiness. And improving on the failures of his predecessors The reason the heroes didn’t help bakugo was simply because they didn’t have the quirks to do so. Its smart and tactical, but not the most heroic when a child’s life is at risk. And deku was chastised for his rush towards bakugo in that same episode. Either way, bakugo would have most likely died if no one did anything anyway

15:46 Todoroki wasn't scared because of the water (his left side is immune to fire) his mom tried to sooth the burn with her ice which is what caused the scar.

While I perfectly respect this man's opinion and I do understand I don't agree that Miro would be a better choice if we're talking through early combat Miro was trained for a full year to become as strong as he was and master his quirk it doesn't make any sense for all might to give him one for all when he's already a top-tier hero without it. Since izuku was quirkless and reminded him of himself he chose to create a hero rather than doubling down on someone who already was one.

This Man, no this Chad defended my boy Mineta and I love him for that.

My favorite villain is twice and gentle is a strong number 2

At least just stop ain't one of those guys who looks at the series frame by frame, pulls that frame and finds the original manga panel and says Studio Bones is shit because the animation frame is 99.999999% the same and not 100%

Deku should not have beaten the slug monster. He's not batman, Deku isn't a super genius that can solve every problem with his brain. He is just a kid with no powers in a world with people with powers. That's the point of his character. He is heroic, but he can't use that heroism if he is just getting fucked up in a one sided beat down. The point of All Might picking Deku to take his powers is that all might doesn't care about the skill of his protege, it is far more important to him to find an heir that holds the values that makes someone heroic. Also, look at my boy just stop, defending Mineta like a reasonable human being!

Bakugo and Mineta are 2 characters I never thought I'd become more fond of at the beginning of the series, and I'm surprised how much I respect their characters now

Hagakure does have at least one offensive move that isn't just her being invisible. During the provisional hero license arc, we see her refract light in a way that blinded her opponents, which I guess has something to do with her quirk. She's still got almost no personality or back story yet, but she does have one attack.

I think the first point isn’t good because winning against the sludge criminal wasn’t the point. Almight was moved by Deku’s sacrificial mindset as a hero. I think this part of the video doesn’t make sense when that’s common knowledge. Actually, it’s fine since first watch also confused many people. I agree about the point about the students being undeveloped early on. Assassination Classroom did it better. I agree. But I also think it’s fine how HeroAca keeps characters in the background and gives focus on them later on.

What’s your quirk izuku? Oh yeah, *years of studying.*

I'm so glad to hear someone say how great Gentle and La Brava are

watching this video made me realize exactly why I love this show so much, also, IM SO GLAD SOMEONE ELSE LOVES GENTLE AND LA BRAVA AS MUCH AS I DO they're literally my favorite arc that's animated so far