I dont think it's about how he surpassed him personally. I think it's more so that he went on to prove what the story has confirmed. Which is that society relying upon a single person or symbol to shoulder and shield them was never correct. It was never sustainable and would never work. The idea that it takes a village. It's part of why I love the vigilante arc and the episode where ochaco pleads for UA to accept deku in is my favorite episode of the show. But allmight set an unrealistic goal and example for Deku and even if he was able to be an allmight for the rest of his day, it was never going to be what the world needed and was never going to set up societyfor success in the long run.

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my only issue w season 7 is the uraraka fight was terribly dubbed feels weak in english in japanese it was beautiful n i rarely watch subbed ngl

Sorry I wouldn't call a season with action that either gets in slow motion or gets interrupted by a flashback every 10 seconds

Shit was ight. Now bring back the real goat KHR

You are so good at analysing and putting these analysis' into words!! Keep cooking 🔥🔥🔥🔥

awesome vid and analysis keep up

Part of the reason for the Bakugo 'death' was to push him far enough to get that powerup, but then take him out of the story for a bit so Hori can bench him, focus on the other characters and have a reason as to why a new overpowered Bakugo isnt just flying around helping a bunch of people (anime wise, before the hole in his chest he was alright besides the broken arm) also to give that scene of deku shiggyafo and lemillion a bit more oomf plus it just makes sense cuz who actually is gonna beat shiggyafo here But I do fully agree that its executed sloppily, like we could honestly have done without the focus on Edgeshot doing surgery on Bakugo and instead given it a throw away line like, "I'll check on Dynamight!" and then as the arc progresses, some people forget about that line, while others speculate on what Edgeshot could do for Bakugo, and then on his eventual return we could flashback to what actually happened

Ngl I didn’t care much for the Uraraka v Toga fight but after you explained it….. I see it now 😳. W video 🤝

About bakugos "death" I get you being confused about the fact that he achieved nothing with his death, but I really do think it's a way of showing that the old bakugo has died and he comes back changed. Not catch up to DEKU anymore out of spite and to prove he's better than him, but to see it as a challenge and pushing him to be a better hero in the process. If you think about it like that it makes a lot more sense to me.

Subbed. I rarely see anyone actually understanding what's going on in MHA rather just criticize for the sake of it. I am kinda sad you didn't talk more about Gentle though.

Thats why there is drawback in his body due to that power

People just love to hate on mha because its mha they'll find anything to hate om

A girl who loves seeing everyone around her smile has to fight hard against a girl who just wants to smile ✍️🔥🔥

You will see how crazy the story concludes the remaining fights in the final season.

95% of mha criticism comes from dudes who either watch on reels or who did not get past s3

MHA is seen as bad because of the community, but despite the generic message it's trying to convey, I find it very well executed. And obviously, the animation, soundtrack, sound effects, etc etc are really awesome

I got chills at 18:07 the analysis writing is crazy

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It is one of my favourite anime

1000th view 🗣️

I think i actually cried to more than half the episodes of season 7 I really cant explain why bnha hits the way it does but it just, does And its not in the same way as other peak shows like frieren or oshi no ko. There is just something unique about bnha that just gets me

The thing that i appreciated more after watching the racism episodes animated is that while it doesn't fully expand on that part of the world building i still thinks its talks very well about another part of AFO's evil and how it reflects on the society, how people shouldn't give their hate to people like him to be weaponised for "justice" when they get bought back to reality and look at the doctors of the hospital they understand, the heteromorphs are the same as other people, they were hurt by society and got taken advantage of because of their injuries. (Slight ending spoilers) Thats why i find so satisfying what shoji and uraraka are working to do after the timeskip

Peak Anime + Peak Video 🔥

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Lain was good, wasn't the best but decent narrative.

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I do think that Sayonara Eri is the most well-written and genius of Fujimoto's works, but I prefer Look Back. It speaks to me in a way very few other works do.

Woah an underrated channel talking about an underrated manga, gotta like and subscribe fr

Dude stfu all might is the best

Hes not a good teacher, thats really it.

Another masterpiece from amethax ❤️

Next Fairy Tail is more like it.

Have you forgot about kagurabachi

The first manga has the same art as soloist of the prison

The andrew tate and kris tyson jokes were golden😂

Oh please you just covered up 9 openings and op 8 and 9 are good

beautifully made! well done, very inspiring ❤

Ill always will appreciate my hero academi and especially kohei horikoshi, he inspired ne to draw deku

Thank you MHA and Thank you Horikoshi-sensei

Thanks for making this video

Yeah I saw the final chapter which I enjoyed thanks to horikoshi sensei and without you i wouldn’t have met you

In 2018 mha came into my life i binged all three seasons this show is really special for me this really inspired me im really sad that my favourite series has ended but its okay every good thing has to end some day go beyond plus ultra❤️

Maybe season 8 will be the last

are you from india? you sound indian (not saying in a negative way)

2:30 another one of Togashi’s contemporaries at Jump, Inoue would probably be in this category as well. Interestingly both of their second hit works being in hiatus hell

Bro really well made video😍❤❤

I loved this video, gave me shivers, thanks for this!