Yep, there is less and less Quirkless people in the story. Yet it's much more difficult to find both Quirkless person with the conviction as same as Midoriya Izuku has.
I like that we're not just focusing on beating the bad guy and saving the day. Midoriya's definitely one of the most selfless heroes out there. He's come a long way for sure!
All the past users prior to All Might are all with a quirk (excluding the origin of one for all). So the situation changed when it was passed to All Might who made the quirk his own by inheriting OFA as quirkless. It was pure coincidence that All Might passed it to another quirkless. And for what I know is in All Might's time, Quirkless are already Rare. Because if a quirkless had a child with a partner who has a quirk, the child would obviously inherit a quirk. Imagine in Deku's generation, there's only 1-500k are the ratio of people being quirkless - people with Quirks.
Not really genetic aren''t that easy, plus, Deku's parent both had quirk, but he still was quirkless as for Deku's generation 20% of the population is still quirkless
@@phantom9831Yea 20% in his generation but what about the next generation. And plus they didn't talk about how much stronger the power will be by the time deku wants to retire, it will be almost impossible for anyone to handle it. And it will be even harder to control since deku unlocked all the power in one for all.
@@karla4563 It's 20% of the population of the actual generation, because quirks mutates and mixes more and more with each new kid, there are less and less "quirkless" people
@KelvinPena192 not at all lol. Vigilante is an entirely different thing. Dark Deku is just to represent the mental state in which Deku is, the Vigilante term is already it's own thing within their universe used to refer to a group of people who engage in heroic acts without the proper training or licence to do so. In that case, the people inside the building that Muscular was about to attack are closer to being vigilantes than Deku.
@@arnaldovazquez9917 hes absolutely a vigilante, he only has a provisional license he is not a full fledged hero but he is out acting like a legit hero in this mess when those license only let them act in emergencies while accompanied by legit heroes
@TheMadirishgunner he doesn't have to be accompanied by "legit heroes" as seen with Yo Shindo and Tatami Nagakame. They both got their provisional license the same day Deku got his, and yet they are still able to do hero work on their own, but under the orders of fully fledged heroes, just like what Deku is doing. So no, Deku is not a vigilante. He is doing hero work under the supervision of the top heroes.
Back around the second movie, we’re told that it would’ve been bad for All Might to have passed One For All to someone who already had a quirk, and for that reason, I had a theory that that’s how the Shigaraki would be defeated. I thought that Deku would let Shigaraki take OFA, and it would overload his body, killing him, but now, Deku says he wants to save Shigaraki, and I have no idea how that could play out. The only thing that comes to mind is talking him down, but Shigaraki is prideful and stubborn. How do you reason with someone who believes that they’re so broken beyond repair?
Why people like that? Well, as I really understand heroes, but we shouldn't forget the fact that heroes society is be able to keep functioned because of people's taxes payment and government spent it to support all heroes. That's just like if you lost your home, your way of life and people you loved, you would be painful as them. Especially because someone you paid tax for and still failed you.
I think more realistically, they would direct their anger at the government: the prime minister, the parliament, the hero safety commission especially. They would be angry at the bureaucrats who planned the raid which resulted in the deaths of heroes like Crust and Midnight. People were not angry at firefighters and cops after 9/11, nor were they angry at American sailors after Pearl Harbor.
@@Arizona-ex5yt Heroes are just like government, they working for government, getting their money from taxes, getting their popularity. It's really similar to politician, that's why I think it's quite fair that heroes need to embrace the other side effect from their job. Because people with no quirk, plus people with quirk but don't really know how to defend themselves from evils, have to rely on heroes, so it's fair (to me) about citizen's reaction. It's understandable.
@@Arizona-ex5yt Well, for 9/11, you have many people under the government to blame, such as intelligence agencies and military forces which is under the government control. Of course, people upset about government, but it's realistic and nothing wrong with pointing at some specific sectors.
Only issue with the press mea culpa they do in this episode is that they should better explain Hawk's decision to kill Dabi. Dabi wasn't just running away, he was running to join the battle, that's completely different from someone who's running away because they've surrendered or they're not fighting back.
It doesn’t seem like it would be that hard to find a worthy quirkless person to pass it on to. They say it’s 20% of the population. That’s like the percentage of African Americans and Asian Americans combined. I guess the real issue would be the increasing power user to user but All-Might handled it easily. Deku seemed uniquely scrawny and young when he inherited it. Even if the number of quirkless drops to 10% when Deku is old, it’s still a huge pool of candidates.
the thing is we know people tend to inherit the quirks of their parents, deku's case being a really rare occasion, so most of those 20% most likely are people much older than deku like people who are 50+ years old. deku seemed to be the only quirk-less kid in his class. if you also take into consideration the personality of the potential candidates, that will limit the choice even more. basically the criteria would be like: quirkless, young enough to be a viable hero, fit enough to be able to even use one for all without breaking their body and a selfless hero personality. also the quirk has gotten even stronger while in deku's body so the next candidate needs to be even more fit than deku was in order to not just die immediately
20% includes the entire population of the planet, the vast majority of which would be both physically and morally unfit to wield the power of One For All, and the number of quirkless gets smaller and smaller with each generation. We only ever see one other quirkless person from his age group, and the generations after him would have an even lower incidence of producing quirkless people.
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1x1 Deku: Thats A Huge Villain!!!😃
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How is this comment one month ago when it just cams out 2 hours ago
@@kaykay_kkmaka prob early access or something
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Yep, there is less and less Quirkless people in the story. Yet it's much more difficult to find both Quirkless person with the conviction as same as Midoriya Izuku has.
I like that we're not just focusing on beating the bad guy and saving the day. Midoriya's definitely one of the most selfless heroes out there. He's come a long way for sure!
*The “all it takes is one bad day” mindset is really present with a lot of these villains. It’s sad to say the least.*
All the past users prior to All Might are all with a quirk (excluding the origin of one for all). So the situation changed when it was passed to All Might who made the quirk his own by inheriting OFA as quirkless. It was pure coincidence that All Might passed it to another quirkless.
And for what I know is in All Might's time, Quirkless are already Rare. Because if a quirkless had a child with a partner who has a quirk, the child would obviously inherit a quirk.
Imagine in Deku's generation, there's only 1-500k are the ratio of people being quirkless - people with Quirks.
Not really genetic aren''t that easy, plus, Deku's parent both had quirk, but he still was quirkless
as for Deku's generation 20% of the population is still quirkless
@@phantom9831Yea 20% in his generation but what about the next generation. And plus they didn't talk about how much stronger the power will be by the time deku wants to retire, it will be almost impossible for anyone to handle it. And it will be even harder to control since deku unlocked all the power in one for all.
@@phantom9831 its not 20% of his generation its 20% of the population
@@karla4563 It's 20% of the population of the actual generation, because quirks mutates and mixes more and more with each new kid, there are less and less "quirkless" people
Vigilante Deku has entered the series.
Dark Deku*
@@arnaldovazquez9917same stuff
@KelvinPena192 not at all lol. Vigilante is an entirely different thing. Dark Deku is just to represent the mental state in which Deku is, the Vigilante term is already it's own thing within their universe used to refer to a group of people who engage in heroic acts without the proper training or licence to do so. In that case, the people inside the building that Muscular was about to attack are closer to being vigilantes than Deku.
@@arnaldovazquez9917 hes absolutely a vigilante, he only has a provisional license he is not a full fledged hero but he is out acting like a legit hero in this mess when those license only let them act in emergencies while accompanied by legit heroes
@TheMadirishgunner he doesn't have to be accompanied by "legit heroes" as seen with Yo Shindo and Tatami Nagakame. They both got their provisional license the same day Deku got his, and yet they are still able to do hero work on their own, but under the orders of fully fledged heroes, just like what Deku is doing. So no, Deku is not a vigilante. He is doing hero work under the supervision of the top heroes.
I'm pretty sure all the previous OfA holders, except for the 4th who went into hiding, were killed in battle by AfO
Back around the second movie, we’re told that it would’ve been bad for All Might to have passed One For All to someone who already had a quirk, and for that reason, I had a theory that that’s how the Shigaraki would be defeated. I thought that Deku would let Shigaraki take OFA, and it would overload his body, killing him, but now, Deku says he wants to save Shigaraki, and I have no idea how that could play out. The only thing that comes to mind is talking him down, but Shigaraki is prideful and stubborn. How do you reason with someone who believes that they’re so broken beyond repair?
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This is exactly what happens in last chapters of the Manga.
That actually happened😂
This next arc pretty much solidifies Deku as one of my personal favorite characters in recent memory.
Nah, I feel bad for Deku because the pressure that is on him right now
1:20 he was violent with Toya?
one must not rush passing one for all for quirkless people you never know what they will do with it ....
Rogue deku incoming
Rizzuku Himdoriya has arrived 😤
deku's on his fucking batman shit now, ugh im hype
Why people like that?
Well, as I really understand heroes, but we shouldn't forget the fact that heroes society is be able to keep functioned because of people's taxes payment and government spent it to support all heroes.
That's just like if you lost your home, your way of life and people you loved, you would be painful as them. Especially because someone you paid tax for and still failed you.
I think more realistically, they would direct their anger at the government: the prime minister, the parliament, the hero safety commission especially. They would be angry at the bureaucrats who planned the raid which resulted in the deaths of heroes like Crust and Midnight. People were not angry at firefighters and cops after 9/11, nor were they angry at American sailors after Pearl Harbor.
@@Arizona-ex5yt Heroes are just like government, they working for government, getting their money from taxes, getting their popularity. It's really similar to politician, that's why I think it's quite fair that heroes need to embrace the other side effect from their job.
Because people with no quirk, plus people with quirk but don't really know how to defend themselves from evils, have to rely on heroes, so it's fair (to me) about citizen's reaction.
It's understandable.
@@Arizona-ex5yt Well, for 9/11, you have many people under the government to blame, such as intelligence agencies and military forces which is under the government control.
Of course, people upset about government, but it's realistic and nothing wrong with pointing at some specific sectors.
If i order a sweater, is it possible to get it autographed by The React Pack?
the next 6 episodes are some of the best MHA has, if not the best. Banger after banger. Can't wait to see you guys react to THAT fight
Feels like Sam is always sick or coughing
love this episode a lot
I just wanted to say that if you girls react to Avatar, I will definitely watch it.
He’s fucking Batman
Best arc starts
Only issue with the press mea culpa they do in this episode is that they should better explain Hawk's decision to kill Dabi. Dabi wasn't just running away, he was running to join the battle, that's completely different from someone who's running away because they've surrendered or they're not fighting back.
We need more backstory with Nana Shimura. She very interesting and mysterious character, I want to know more about her!!!!
Nana didn't use Tenko's real name because she doesn't know his real name. She only knows he's a Shimura, since he's Kotarou's son.
I can tell you, at SOME point you will find more about Toya, get excited ^^
It doesn’t seem like it would be that hard to find a worthy quirkless person to pass it on to. They say it’s 20% of the population. That’s like the percentage of African Americans and Asian Americans combined. I guess the real issue would be the increasing power user to user but All-Might handled it easily. Deku seemed uniquely scrawny and young when he inherited it. Even if the number of quirkless drops to 10% when Deku is old, it’s still a huge pool of candidates.
the thing is we know people tend to inherit the quirks of their parents, deku's case being a really rare occasion, so most of those 20% most likely are people much older than deku like people who are 50+ years old. deku seemed to be the only quirk-less kid in his class. if you also take into consideration the personality of the potential candidates, that will limit the choice even more. basically the criteria would be like: quirkless, young enough to be a viable hero, fit enough to be able to even use one for all without breaking their body and a selfless hero personality. also the quirk has gotten even stronger while in deku's body so the next candidate needs to be even more fit than deku was in order to not just die immediately
20% includes the entire population of the planet, the vast majority of which would be both physically and morally unfit to wield the power of One For All, and the number of quirkless gets smaller and smaller with each generation. We only ever see one other quirkless person from his age group, and the generations after him would have an even lower incidence of producing quirkless people.
Most of the 20% are people from older generations.