Boku no Hero Academia

[MFauli]

I think Darth is right here, but I'm not sure what kind of "license" these kids have.
Isn't there this rule where you can't do actual hero work without a license unless it's just support or something?

And that matters in the situation they are?

"OMG, he died! But at least he didn't use anesthesia on the villain. Good."

[DarthEnderX]

And that matters in the situation they are?

"OMG, he died! But at least he didn't use anesthesia on the villain. Good."

You're missing what I'm saying. When she says "It's against the law", she's not saying it's against the law to use anesthesia on a villain, she's saying it's against the law for CREATI to use anesthesia on a villain. Because she's not a licensed hero. It's against the law for her to be fighting ANY villain without special permission.

[MFauli]

You're missing what I'm saying. When she says "It's against the law", she's not saying it's against the law to use anesthesia on a villain, she's saying it's against the law for CREATI to use anesthesia on a villain. Because she's not a licensed hero. It's against the law for her to be fighting ANY villain without special permission.

How does that make it less ridiculous? They are in the situation they are.

[DarthEnderX]

How does that make it less ridiculous? They are in the situation they are.

That's why Midnight is telling them to do it anyway.

The situation being dire doesn't magically make it legal. It's STILL illegal. It's not like they're acting in self-defense. Midnight is actively sending them to engage Gigantomachia.

She might get in trouble for it later, but the situation is such that she's willing to suffer that punishment later.

It's also possible the law will look the other way, like they did with Stain. But, again, that still doesn't make it legal.