My Hero Academia: A Casual Take On The Ending
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- A random wise guy once said, "All good things must come to an end." He probably wasn't referring to MHA when he said that but it applies. After a ten year run, MHA has finally ended and as you can imagine everyone got an opinion about it. So here's mine
00:00 Intro
01:26 Rise to Fame
04:08 The fall off
07:06 Conclusion
Fr! I wish it went more in depth on characters like Nezu and Kamui Woods who clearly have tragic backstories, or gave classmates their own character arcs. I love MHA but i feel like Horikoshi was forced to focus on the main characters and plot and couldn't give characters like Ojiro the spotlight for a bit.
Yep exactly. Honestly it could have gone on longer, but events were rushed or not planned correctly.
I really wanted to see more of MHA world building outside of Japan.
I remember reading somewhere that Horikoshi had just become burnt out with working on MHA, and I can kind of understand that, and it's present even in the story.
My Hero Academia is the story of an individual who had the weight of the world thrown upon their shoulders; similarly Horikoshi has the weight of the entire anime community on his shoulders.
But for anyone that is creative, you know what it feels like when you just don't have the drive to create, unfortunately Horikoshi couldn't just take a break due to the insane release schedule expected of the anime and manga industry.
I don't think the ending was good, I don't think anyone did.
But I believe the theme of Deku choosing to give up on being a hero was a good way to handle it, however it was done so terribly.
As the fandom has stated, many wished that even if Deku did give up One For All, to at least retain the base level of One For All, The super strength that All Might had.
And I think that would have been the right way to do it.
Deku still retained the base level of One For All, however chose to go into being a teacher because he realised that the way to change the world wasn't be fighting villains but helping create a society where villains didn't exist.
My Hero Academia is the story of what happens when the entire world puts their weight on one hero.
And the ending of My Hero Academia is the story of what happens when the entire world puts their weight on one writer.
Nice vid another underrated cc, the ending was rushed but it’s good, ppl who say it’s bad ending are same ppl who didn’t read the chapter and doesn’t understand mha theme their reasons are “class a left deku” “deku was not popular” it can be easily debunked if they read the chapter, and the other dumb reasons are “uravity couldn’t bag deku” like bro Bcs ur fav ship didn’t happen it doesn’t even make the ending is bad and plus we don’t even know if they are together or not Bcs we didn’t see them kiss or having a child doesn’t mean they are not together, and honsetly seen lot of content creators saying ending is bad and their reasons shows they didn’t read the chapter like example “plot Armor” a cc who is clearing lying and didnt read the chapter, and he was making things up and he just shows panels and doesn’t even read it.
I think my issue with the series is just how many things it tried to be at once-- it tried to have a giant cast like something you'd see in Assassination Classroom (actually more in MHA I'm pretty sure), wanted to have action-packed character beats like the JSU arc and the Training Camp arc, and have an in-depth and overarching storyline to boot. The issue is, all of these things are really genres in themselves, each with their own advantages and disadvantages that just aren't compatible. Maybe if the manga ran for a little longer, or if the story was told in a different medium (as a video game, film saga, etc.) then this many focal points could've worked, but due to a mix of exhaustion and a sour fanbase, I'm pretty sure the author just had to pivot and wrap up the series and as many storylines as possible in one giant arc.
I believe eventho Midoriya doesn't has the quirk anymore , he should had a few trace of it , or how all the training impacted his body . He is not a weakling anymore. Even he is shown as a teacher, he should secretly help the hero authority as he now focusing being the brain instead of brawn hero. Clearly during the war , Horikoshi taking the naruto's route where everything, everyone, every side characters, every single plot thread need to be solved during the war. And i think he should change how society work post-war
Welp I'm the 12th subscribing. I can relate with how you feel about the story. But i still enjoyed it.
Horikoshi just made too many, but didn't utilize all of them in interesting ways. I would have liked to the world building in mha world talked about more. As well an origin for quirks.
Oh that's cool, that means in one day he's gained 6 Subs. Cool.
Chat I am your 11 subscriber 🗣️🗣️(dude has potential keep up the good work) 😁
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed. I will br the 12th.
Thanks fellas, I really appericate it
Nice video bro
Your content is really good, and I see you're a fan of Beastars.
I feel like our brains work in similar ways.
If you ever need someone to bounce ideas off of or work with, hit me up :)
Hey man ur commentary is great, but the editing is massively holding ur vids back, if u wanna work together to create the best vids possible lmk!
The end was trash bro
Yeah the ending was hot garbage
LOL, listen I’m not going to lie to you and say it’s the greatest thing since slice bread. But it wasn’t that bad 😭😭😭
@@3leepydeku lost his quirk became a minimum wage employee, like cmon it just kills the message of "everybody can be a hero"
@@markenus124 he got a fucking iron man armour
@@OK-69420after 8 years, and he didn’t even bag ochako 😭😭
@@OK-69420 yeah and he did NOT get ochako and everybody ghosted him LMFAO