Boku no Hero Academia

[shinta|hikari]

The only unrealistic thing I found is how these candidates didn't realize they are being tested for how they behave as well, and not just the results.

But that's a minor gripe. It has to happen to separate Izuku from the rest, and this story isn't really about intelligent characters from the get go. I just prefer characters in the story to behave more smartly than they usually do.

[Munsu]

The only unrealistic thing I found is how these candidates didn't realize they are being tested for how they behave as well, and not just the results.

But that's a minor gripe. It has to happen to separate Izuku from the rest, and this story isn't really about intelligent characters from the get go. I just prefer characters in the story to behave more smartly than they usually do.

Meh, guys really over-thinking this.

It's like if you go to take a calligraphy school entrance exam, they tell you you have to answer True or False questions to grade you, and you don't realize that the way you write your name and your answers will also figure into your grade.

This whole "should've known" is nebulous at best.

Any other instance they could've gotten zero points for their heroics, and rationalize it as "as a Hero, you also have to learn to follow rules and direction".

So once again, meh on this.

I do agree with the general assessment of what you would've preferred to see though. As in maybe a candidate here and there might've wondered about other potential aspects besides point that they be judged on, but as a general observation as a given? Yeah, overthinking it a bit.