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Glad I dropped the series 6 years ago lol

I disagree, demon slayer doesn’t have an amazing ending but it’s waaay better than this garbage.

@@solo9601 MHA is a lot of things, but garbage is not one of them. It’s true that Demon Slayer had better animation than MHA, but that’s about it.

Except they also didn't fix or Actually changed their world for the Better aside from "We killed the big bad'. Society still sucks and teaching some kids quirk math isn't gonna help.

@matijasostojic4288 Again, this is realistic. But just because it is realistic, doesn't mean it is going to be happy. Of course the actions of some random teenage in Japan wouldn't be able to change how the whole world works. Ironically, giving deku a quirk to become a hero ruined the chance for the world to be changed. If you wanted the world's views about the quirkless to change, then make a example on how the quirkless can become hero's as well. I can not think of a bigger example then a quirkless person defeating afo. If the whole world learned that the world's greatest villain got defeated by a quirkless person, then the world would then reevaluate how they see the quirkless. The whole world after learning about afo's defeat by a quirkless person would think of something like this: "If the quirkless are capable of defeating the greatest villain in history, then why are they being treated lesser than people with quirks if they have equal or maybe ever greater potential than people with quirks to become hero's." And boom, quirkless discrimination either disappears completely or lessens greatly. The world needed quirkless support gear using deku to defeat ago so it can chsnge for the better. But since powerful quirk using deku defeated afo, the world saw deku as just another hero who defeated another villain and thus saw no reason to change.

@@chasetanner4822 The problem is that the story sets itself up that the society is flawed and that people mindsets need to change. But at the end they just kill the big bad and it doesn't seems like anybody has really done much to reform.

@@matijasostojic4288 I know that. Do you not read my previous comment at all? In my previous comment I said the reason the mha world didn't change is because they weren't given a example so big and undeniable that would cause them to want to change. Quirk using deku just followed the status quo of a hero defeating the villian and thus show no reason for the world to change. With this context I just added to the mha world, deku getting a quirk ruined the chance for the world to change. Deku should have instead become the first ever quirkless hero and proving to the world that quirkless people can be a hero and proving the theme of "anybody can be a hero" right. Deku just became another hero with a quirk proving the setting of "that only people with a quirk can be a hero" correct instead. And this point is proven correct when he stops being a hero the moment he loses the ofa quirk.

@@chasetanner4822 I agree on the last part but the begining I disagree with. 1. We and Deku were told both by the story and All might himself that his way of doing things was wrong. Putting the hopes and stability of an entire nation on Your back is both bad for you and for that nation on question when you eventually falter. 2. The lady Nagant situation taught him how corrupt and manipulative their higher ups were. Taking heroes like him and turning them into glorified assassins is so wrong. 3. The most important one. The societies general treatment of those borm with "Bad quirks". Many villains were created when they really shouldn't have been and they went on to hurt and kill many people. They had the perfect chance to change something. But instead they all just kinda slipped back into the status quo of the system they have learned is fundamentally flawed. I don't care about the reality of the situation. The fact that the story bassically just went back to where it all started doesn't sit right with me.

Ouch 🤕

Apparently, a pity suit funded by a successful bully is far more precious than the One For All Quirk that was passed down by eight generations of heroes.

@@allforone5955 Izuku really peaked in High School

@@Karlos1234ify fr 😭

@@Roddyisntreal3437 It’s tragic

Right no cap 😂😂😂

Yea honestly not one of the better shonen endings... I dont think there was a single satisfying moment

Also the gurenn laggan's ending is a good comparison because although simon ends up losing his girl and powers but it was his own choice, simon actively chose to give up the spiral and give the future to the new generation and was happy with the choice he made

LMAOO BROS FINAL QUIRK 💀💀

Exactly all for nothing that's exactly what it was all for nothing just like us put in our time and effort into this manga and this series all for nothing

how to fix MHA's ending: (first off, the final battle occurs at the end of their third year, so therefore they are now Class 3A, and a whole lot of exposition and character development has occurred beyond the original rushed single year timeline) 1. Class 3A -and- an assortment of pro heroes -and- a handful of converted former villains arrive at the Deku-Shigaraki fight just as Deku passes out from gear shift. The mob of heroes and converted villains collaborate to fend off Shigaraki as Deku lies unconscious. 2. Simultaneously, All Might and OFA are locked in their "final" battle. In this universe, Eri was able to reverse All Might's previous injuries which allows him to recover very weak flames of OFA (we get an encore of All Might from the early days) 3. All Might and OFA basically fight to the death; something like "Toddler OFA" and last-gasp All Might land simultaneous mortal blows. 4. Passed-out Deku is "recovering" in the previous user's realm when All Might's form flashes into golden flames before fading away and revealing the full All Might visage. Deku and the previous users immediately recognize that this means he was killed. 5. Shigaraki has mowed through the majority of the heroes / former villains at this point, and Deku awakens in an inconsolable rage. 6. As Deku hurls himself at Shigaraki, we learn that Shigaraki has stolen a handful of Deku's classmate's quirks. 7. Huge beautifully rendered fight occurs, Deku is mostly outmaneuvered by shigaraki but sees glimpses of cracking due to the sheer number of quirks and Shigaraki's own mental instability (more childish outbursts revealing an inner Tenko). 8. Shigaraki's instability puts him into an emotional rage and Deku starts losing 9. Spirit realm heroes in OFA hatch the plan to transfer themselves to try to separate Shigaraki's inner child / Tenko from the effects of AFO 10. Dual-realm fight scene ensues as Deku holds off Shigaraki while the former users are transferred and begin a "spirit realm battle" against AFO who has imprisoned a scared Tenko 11. A particularly hard hit causes both Deku and Shigaraki to temporarily black out. All Might's visage is the only remaining one and Deku pleads to not transfer him. All Might convinces him and they share a final goodbye 12. Deku and Shigaraki regain consciousness, Deku's rage is gone and is now replaced with a mournful determination. 13. All Might is transferred and turns the tide of the spirit-realm fight agains AFO. Deku is on embers of OFA 14. Shigaraki is about to kill Deku when Nana reaches Tenko in the spirit realm. She consoles the crying child as only a true grandmother could. 15. This release causes a rift within Shigaraki and he misses Deku with his final blow. Deku (also attempting a last-ditch final attack) lands an earth-shattering punch with all that's left of OFA. 16. The fight stops and silence follows as both rest fall to their knees, Shigaraki has regained mental stablity (still childish, but it is clear that it is Tenko now). The finger / hand / monstrosity begins to "decay" into dust and blows away in the wind. 17. In the spiritual realm within Shigaraki, Tenko (surrounded by the previous users) admonishes a clearly defeated OFA. AFO pleads for Tenko to continue to fight and reaches out to him. To the former user's horror, Tenko reaches out to take AFO's hand, but delivers the killing blow by initiating decay as he declares he doesn't want anyone to feel afraid and lonely anymore. 18. In the real world, as Shigaraki's bulk form continues to decay, Class 3A and the rest of the heroes / former villains surround Deku and Shigaraki. Shigaraki and Deku share parting words; Shigaraki thanks Deku, Deku apologizes for not being able to save him sooner. 19. As the decay reaches Shigaraki's body, he remarks on the former users being really nice people. Deku wipes a tear away from his eye and says he'll miss them. 20. In his last seconds, Shigaraki scratches his head with his only remaining arm (the other is decayed away) and says one of them wanted to convey a message. 21. Page-size frame of Shigaraki holding out one of his hairs while saying "EAT THIS" and mimicking All Might's smile 22. Tears stream from Deku's eyes as he takes the hair and Shigaraki fades into nothingness. The heroes have won, everyone stands around Deku in silence and utter exhaustion. Deku is kneeling on the ground holding a single hair. 23. It is revealed in the epilogue that Deku regained OFA as well as a 'clean' version of AFO. Accessing the "spirit realm", he is able to identify and return all of the stolen quirks. He is shocked to find a young version of himself wielding Shigaraki's decay quirk. When he reaches out to pat the younger version of himself on the head, the younger visage is absorbed into him and he feels a strange sense of closure. 24. Deku and Class 1A go on to be successful pro heroes in a newly rebuilt society. ...there... fixed

@@jasonhill1729they should hire you

@@treymykel🤣🤣💯💯

😂😂😂 no cap

Going the harem route may seem stupid, but it does prevent one GLARING problem from appearing. SHIPPING. If the mc gets with ALL the girls at once, Then there is no need for shipping arguments on who the MC should end up with at the end of the story.

Im so sorry king I don't know 😔

He changed his mind midway

It feels like the writer just wanted the story to be over with and rushed through everything to end it

@HealthGage0336 he was. Due to health problems

Are they on a date? They've had so much time together that the snow just looks normal. Also him not being able to see his gf for a long time is even more sad 😭

There are real relationships where the people don’t have time to spend together. It’s not unnatural that they don’t have time for each other. Also I mean she was traveling all across Japan for the quirk counseling thing she set up so even if he was a hero that wouldn’t leave much time regardless

I guess so but he also makes 0 mention that anything happened with her specifically, honestly if it was such a big thing in the series im just surprised we didnt get any ACTUAL confirmation abd not just "oh yea they probably got togrther"

but also what u said does make sense with them not having time and stuff

It’s speculated that Horikoshi didn’t make them get together outright because it would trigger that side of the fanbase. It’s annoying to the people like us who care but I think it was the best option

Don't bet on it. Remember that GEGE LOVES to torment his readers.

I'm sad to say it...

Reverse prophecy😭😭

Nahhh