Internet says it's 'avant-garde' or something. You used it. Why are you so unsure lol?
You're saying Kacchan is like some kinda mercenary or something. Then he should become that instead. Heroes, ideally, should be heroic.
Internet says it's 'avant-garde' or something. You used it. Why are you so unsure lol?
You're saying Kacchan is like some kinda mercenary or something. Then he should become that instead. Heroes, ideally, should be heroic.
Peace.
Never thought I'd need to check a dictionary for something like that, but what the hell:Originally Posted by shinta|hikari
From dictionary.com:
adjective, edgier, edgiest.
1. nervously irritable; impatient and anxious.
2. sharp-edged; sharply defined, as outlines.
3. daringly innovative; on the cutting edge.
I thought we had this conversation already... It's not our world they are living in, so our definition of the word "hero" obviously doesn't apply. It's an official word in that world with plenty of hero academies and media coverage.
But All Might, the most popular and possibly most powerful hero in their world, shares our definition of being a hero. That shows how the concept of being a hero is also idealized in their universe. Maybe most people forgot it after so many heroes kept popping up, but self-sacrifice and classic heroism was definitely the foundation of the hero occupation. Heck, All Might became popular precisely because of his heroics in saving people.
Going back to what I said (the line you quoted), I did include the word "ideally." I do agree it's possible for assholes to become heroes in their system. But they shouldn't. A bully like Kacchan doesn't deserve the power and fame he'll get when he graduates and gets a license. He'll probably abuse the hell out of it, like how those asshat heroes in OPM picked on newbs or pushed civilians around.
Peace.
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