Nobody's got anything to say about the last several episodes?
Nobody's got anything to say about the last several episodes?
Well, heroes die. So MFauli has nothing to rant about anymore and others lost their feel good shonen...
All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral, or fattening. And then: Golf.
I am mostly looking forward to the next few episodes.
8-9
Lets see, we got an explanation for the 1Mil% smash, foreshadowing the hero's plan, and a thoughtful reflection on the feasibility of the shounen desire to 'save your friend' when there are actually trained professionals for that (even if you're training to become one of those professionals).
I like the sleazy media looking for a story beyond serving the public confidence in heroes. Parallels could be drawn to other law enforcement, and their portrayal being positioned in pop culture by the news media, which is itself a business with a fiduciary duty to get viewership, not serve a public good.
I liked the decoy operation of using the conference to suggest they were nowhere near an actionable plan when in reality the pizza was already en route. Best Jeanest's no-nonsense approach makes him suited to his rank, and even his words to Bakugo, some as filler I believe, were well woven into the pre-rescue scene.
Shigaraki keeping his cool shows some growth on his side. I enjoy when major antagonists also have development and growth alongside the protagonists.
I get the need for levity, but I wish the dress up segment had been a bit more muted and short. Maybe it felt different the manga panels, but the screen time dedicated to the humor of it actually felt like the kids weren't taking the rescue seriously, or forgot what they were doing for a moment.
This Sasuke retrieval arc really took a left turn.
New ep is out.
Damn All for One is OP.
And no one's dead it seems.
All the things I really like to do are either illegal, immoral, or fattening. And then: Golf.
I likes two things specifically:
1) They used Kirishima's friendship with Bakugo in a good way to tie their plan together.
2) The narrated plan was the happening plan. Its easy for a narrated plan that immediately goes 'off the rails' to feel like a waste of time since the viewers had to sit through the explanation of it anyway, so here I was expecting the "real thing" to deviate, but what we saw is what we got.
I LOVED that. Deku is smart enough to know that Bakugo is too proud to accept help from him.Originally Posted by neflight86
I mean, he's probably not, but Jeanist COULD be.
New ep.
United States of Smash!
That was pretty fucking GAR.
Endeavour looks so much like Bakugo.
If it's not Isuzu-chan Mii~
One for All reminds me of Argonaut from Danmachi. Plotsword.
That said, it was a fun watch.
Until the part where I saw All for One getting arrested... Like wtf? How isn't he dead? And why did they bother arresting a mass murderer? Even Bin Laden got a shot on sight status...
Peace.
If I recall, Moonfish (tooth-guy) was a death row inmate the league recruited/freed, so I guess due process for all?
That was some episode alright!
I really wish All Might had punched up instead of down, and sent All For One into orbit. You KNOW he's not gonna stay imprisoned.
I'm curious if there's any limit at all to how many powers AFO can have.
By America. If it was Japan they probably wouldn't have.
So, if All Might and All for One fought before, when neither were injured, how did they keep that crater under wraps? Just have the media report on it as a meteor strike?
I liked the other heroes making it to help, and Endeavour full-cowling his No.2 complex to inspire All Might. Too bad Aizawa couldn't pull himself away from the TV... unless AFO had a quirk that could negate his power too. This could also be a case of 'anime time' where this all took place in a few minutes. Exciting developments ahead!
Eraser Head would have been useless. He can negate ONE power. All for One has countless of em.
Based on what?
I don't remember any characters with more than one power that he went up against that he wasn't able to fully suppress.
I think during the USJ, when he was fighting the goons before Nomu, they mentioned that his little slit goggles were annoying because they couldn't tell who he was looking at. Maybe that implied it was one person at a time?
I understood it to be the people in his field of vision.
Seriously. Without some kinda power supressors, how would you ever be able to keep that guy imprisoned.
Do we know how prisons are built like in this world? Do they have something like the water stones from One Piece that negates one's power?
Otherwise ... good luck keeping AfO locked up.
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