Remembering Hero Death Arms (DUB)

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[@AnakaiSkytemare]

It's really sad to see him go. We often forget that these Heroes are just normal people at the end of the day.

[@InvestedGman]

True but at the same time giving up isn't gonna make things better for yourself and the people who counted on you especially who admired and idolize you to be the person that they wanted you to be for yourself and them even your loved ones. I mean he could've returned in the final arc being a hero again but instead he returned as a citizen doing nothing

[@AnakaiSkytemare]

@@InvestedGman (I apologize in advance for this essay. Just wanted to get my thoughts out lol.) Yeah but seeing stuff like this happen is what makes a story good. It's realistic in terms that not everyone has the strength to keep going. Death Arms isn't wrong about what he said. You can have a whole streak of good days, but if you so much as screw up even once, it all goes downhill. In cases like this, one negative easily outweighs the multitude of positives. I am not agreeing with the fact that Death Arms gave up, but I can see where he's coming from.

[@InvestedGman]

@@AnakaiSkytemare I do too but still giving up will never make your situation and life any better believe me. (I speak from experience)

[@heroboygamebase2286]

Citizens have given up on the Heroes after the Liberation War.

[@zeokingsilver]

@@InvestedGman true all he did was make it worse nothing changes by quitting I know its hard but most things worth while are all he did was make it worse

[@braylonjones5349]

The first hero ever shown in the series he was a real one

[@blackdemonknight]

and Mt. Lady and Kamui Woods were very effected by his retirement.

[@coltonstillwell3590]

He wanted to keep going, but society pushed him too far. It doesn’t make him a coward, it just means he doesn’t have the mental capacity to handle the unending hatred.

[@zeokingsilver]

Cause till now he never had to he had been to used to being liked

[@aceclover758]

It does make him a coward If he lets one negative comment overshadow the dozens of positive, it just means he has thin skin and couldn’t handle it when it finally effected him

[@keithfields1756]

​@@aceclover758If you fight and put your life out on the line to save the life's of civilians constantly having to watch your friends die or get injured just to hear ppl not only invalidating ur sacrifices but also shaming and hating on you as if putting ur line down wasn't already bad enough than it's a totally valid thing for him to feel like quitting. You're one of those brainIess ldlots who feel entitled to other ppls aid while they make the sacrifices while you just sit there and complain. You're the entitIéd pléçé 0f sh lt that he's referring to.

[@Jawesomness16]

@@aceclover758 people have killed themselves over the same. And less. Doesn’t mean pointing out their weakness will make things better.

[@alexk7880]

​@aceclover758 by your logic you saying anyone you knew or family that is close that ended themselves were thin skinned lol

[@dabisbestie]

"One insult can overshadow 10 Cheers" So true!!!

[@zeokingsilver]

only if your not tough

[@zoidboy1569]

Only for pussies I mean that’s like every film maker quite every time they made a blockbuster and a few insulted it

[@kap1618]

​@@zeokingsilverSpoken like someone who has no experience with the subject. "Grow a thicker skin," is only spouting by those on the sidelines who have never faced ridicule.

[@zeokingsilver]

@@kap1618 everyone faces it no matter what they do. Once more the pros caused this by allowing that system to force people to rely on them so heavily. They pretty much told them we will do it all you need to stay put they all caused this by being more concerned with being seen as heroes then being heroes as now they are in hard times and until now never felt with it

[@kap1618]

​@@zeokingsilverTrue, I guess that's the downside of turning Heroism into a profession. Anyone can quite a job that's too taxing but not if that job is vital for society.

[@alexk7880]

That quote hits strong with how artists feel when negative comments on anything. It even prevents them to go further with no limits and no need of some moral standards

[@kennethsatria6607]

Truly fitting considering MHA has its own share of haters making baseless claims about the story and characters

[@willbrgamer5137]

​@@kennethsatria6607 I wouldn't say they are simply haters, the story does have a lot of problems of passing and stakes, you can enjoy, but don't pretend it has an Oscar worthy script.

[@namedless]

​@@willbrgamer5137 honestly mha does have its problems But no joke the only reason i see people not watch mha Is cause of _that_ side of the fandom sadly

[@artyom-ei2mf]

​@@willbrgamer5137 the story can be better, sure, but it's like what the hero said himself, people tend to focus on the bad but forget all the good, this series did above and beyond what many series ever did and it seems like it will get it's ending. Something very rare nowadays and this series will be remembered as one of the tops. I don't think I have ever watched a series where I can say it's story was perfect (except avatar) so being 70% good is an achievement by itself.

[@alexk7880]

@@willbrgamer5137 we aren't. People are the ones who go to the extreme that send death threats just because they either get offended or hate some scenes. It's why the author seems to have made that ending out of spite to feel not satisfying due to the constant harassment he had gotten

[@mistersmiles8264]

I really think the saddest part is how weary he looks compared to the times we saw him before. He always seemed to hotblooded but had a cool enough head like a relatively youthful adult, but with retirement he looks so... old and beaten. It's like he really tried, but couldn't keep up. You really can't blame the guy

[@Red_Kliff]

We need him back, he was a real one

[@Karlos1234ify]

He came back in the manga

[@InvestedGman]

​@@Karlos1234ify As a citizen but not as a hero in the final war going against the league joining the fight

[@Karlos1234ify]

@@InvestedGman true

[@heroboygamebase2286]

​@@Karlos1234ifyYes, but let's not spoil it just yet.

[@Karlos1234ify]

@@heroboygamebase2286 k 👌

[@natsuotodoroki]

I guess taking care of yourself is important. Honestly, mad respect to all of the heroes that stuck around. Well, most of them anyways.

[@patrickmorris71]

What Death Arms says here brings to mind everything Spider-Man ever went through with J. Jonah Jameson. Peter Parker had to endure constant insults from him and from his following in the public due to Jameson's influence in the media. Even he tried to throw in the towel because of it more than once. But Spidey's famous sense of responsibility always pulled through when people were in need of help. But for many in MHA being a hero is just a job. For Spider-Man it was always a responsibility.

[@zeokingsilver]

That’s why he is better, try as he might. He has to much hero in him to leave plus does not want to let his uncle down. Also he still learning but understands what it means to be a hero better then pros do

[@willbrgamer5137]

Because Peter Parker is not a real person, a real person would never be able to endure what he did, that is the thing that many people in this comment section don't seem to be able to understand, that the "true heroes" they are talking about are not people, but ideals incarnated, "true heroes" only exist in comic books, batman, superman, spiderman, none of them are actually realistic, it's not bad that they aren't, but it's also not fair to expect realistic people to be like them, to meet these impossible fictional standards, it's impossible.

[@MobiusMMobius-k3i]

MHA is a story with beginning, middle and end; Spider-Man will never have a proper end while it remains popular and as such Peter can never give up even when he get all the reasons for doing so, MHA isn't just about treating heroism like a job, after the paranormal war all the surviving heroes suffered ptsd, survivel guilt and other forms of trauma while the public blamed them for everything without seeing them as people

[@Isaac-gh5ku]

Kinda wish for a one-shot fan comic where Death Arms, after his forced retirement, meets Spider-Man, and Death Arms learn a thing or two from the far-more experienced Peter Parker. Death Arms would be unaware that Peter came from another universe, while Peter is aware he is in a different universe, he kept his origin a secret.

[@megablast5587]

I guess it’s true what Green Goblin said. “In spite of everything you did for them, eventually they will hate you.” They cheer on the hero when they do something good, but the minute that something good affects them in the slightest, they’ll turn their back on him.

[@zeokingsilver]

problem is they made people to depended on them and the always made it seem like they could fix anything and when people started seeing other wise and pros left they started to hate them. they did this to themselves they and that system

[@JakeSmith-em5sh]

​​​@@zeokingsilveraren't the citizens equally responsible for being so complacent and apathetic as to willfully accept that system and just assume things will work out? At what point does the average person finally recognize that nobody is GENUINELY responsible for your life and safety except for you?

[@zeokingsilver]

@@JakeSmith-em5sh the system and the pros did not allow that. It was so what the system says, the pros do the work and you stay out and they just went along with it and the pros let it happen the second movie showed how lazy and pathetic people are and how dependent they are on pros by getting Izuku and them to do things they could have done themselves Aizawa can say what he wants but it was just people being to reliant on heroes. Everyone in that world played a part in this happening the people for letting it happen the pros for w along with it caring mor for being seen as heroes then being heroes the people who made the system for their own selfish reasons

[@JakeSmith-em5sh]

@@zeokingsilver at some point that system had a starting point though, that the population had to agree with enough for it to become legislated/reality. In chaos, they chose to defer the risk and responsibility and make "heroes" a legitimate thing rather than protect themselves and their own families at the individual level as before, with police to enforce laws around that. The people made a choice to have that system become a thing. Some heroes may have contributed to the problems in it, but again...once you willfully turn your defense and personal safety over to someone else to the degree of this context, any complaints you have are to the mirror as much as whoever you're mad at for failing.

[@zeokingsilver]

@@JakeSmith-em5sh they have to much and the pros let it happen cause they thought would be fine and now it’s going south they complain when they caused this and we’re to Lazy to try and fix it or anything

[@Coach_Shiner]

"The one thing they love to see is to see a hero fail" -Green Goblin

[@King_of_Blue-Eyes]

This is where Stain’s words started to hit the reality.

[@jak4470]

People don't see superheroes as people, but as gods. So what happens when a god disappoints his worshippers? They stop worshipping him.

[@JamaicaZ160R1793010A]

Indeed.

[@zeokingsilver]

That system made it like this and the pros went along with it they caused this

[@AnimeLover-tc2fj]

You're so not wrong about that!

[@ryanhoule4415]

“If you can make God bleed, the people will cease to believe in him.” -Ivan “Whiplash” Vanko

[@FanfictionReader0307]

Green Goblin: After everything you've done for them. Eventually they'll hate you

[@guillermosierracuellar9812]

From scolding deku to be inspired by him and acting as him

[@dragonanimekid8662]

I was so sad when I saw him quit He didn't have as much screen time as other heroes but I still really liked him

[@kap1618]

This is why I hate the phrase "grow a thicker skin," because it ignores the quantity and consistency of ridicule that can be thrown someone's way. Its easy to talk when its not you.

[@aceclover758]

Actually it is me and I stil say “grow thicker skin”

[@kap1618]

@@aceclover758 are you saying you went through something like this?

[@aceclover758]

@@kap1618 Not literally being a hero of course but even with something like retail or school. Seriously, if you let one fucker out of dozens throw you down, not only do they “win” it shows the other positive ones mean nothing to you. Again, what if it’s the opposite. 10 negative but one positive

[@coisasm3029]

​@@aceclover758when i try "grow a thicker skin" they break both my arms, school side with they, the police too and i try unlive five times, soo fuck you and everyone that say "just grow a thicker skin" that not how tje world works

[@Nightmare704RY]

​@@aceclover758retail or school is not at the same level that this people would have faced in this scenario, imagine being a public figure that gets talked about on the day-to-day on social media then it stops being only one insult then cheers.

[@daffy-mikee01]

"We need true heroes! They need to help our country! We are very sad because of our situation, we're only humans! Please help us!" *Proceeds to harass heroes like they're an object* "Nooo, you not true, why not help us?! 😭 🤡 😭"

[@zeokingsilver]

The result of that system and their inability to see its flaws and do something

[@kennethsatria6607]

Literally why I cannot take Stain seriously

[@DetroitSmash]

*I understand it. It’s still kind of a shame though. I would’ve loved to have worked with him*

[@heroboygamebase2286]

Citizens have given up on the Heroes after the Liberation War.

[@JamaicaZ160R1793010A]

He tried but the hatred was too much.

[@Servellion]

Kinda funny that this dude backed out, but the seemingly shallow as hell Mt. Lady got completely stuck in.

[@nimsay_yasmin]

Sad. He'll be missed.

[@heroboygamebase2286]

Citizens have given up on the Heroes after the Liberation War.

[@zeokingsilver]

@@heroboygamebase2286 they got themselves to blame

[@heroboygamebase2286]

@@zeokingsilver All because they Shigaraki escape?

[@zoidboy1569]

@@heroboygamebase2286 for many things

[@lukaszrower7612]

A hero made of holes. A real person doesn't look at people or societies, he just does what is right. He saves people and fights for the cause.😢

[@mariusconstantin6057]

Like a fireman or a doctor? Cause that sounds like comparing a hero from a comic vs someone who only did it as a job

[@ArmoredLord]

He's a pretty realistic guy. At the end of the day, he is still human and he acknowledged his own weakness. The war had reached a point where characters like him are no more than fodders. After all, Shigaraki and AFO are practically country level busters. Even Endeavor who is the number 1 Pro Hero can't do much and got crippled by AFO and nearly got killed by his own eldest son-Dabi. Star & Stripes who was arguably one of the most broken character in the series got killed by Shigaraki partly due to the latter identity crisis. We should acknowledge the fact that Death Arms stayed far longer than most other pro heroes who just quit when things went south very quickly.

[@7rhymes599]

Reminds me of the stories about U.S. soldiers coming back home after Vietnam, being spat on because they lost the war. I think if Kishimoto wanted to he could have leaned into that dirty aspect of society, how some people don't see a person but a job holder, somebody who is expected to do each job correctly and if they fail then it's their fault. What could these heroes do? They were fighting a guy who could destroy anything he touched, healed from any injury, and was acting faster than nearly all of them could process. All Might have it his all to protect everybody and when he couldn't do it anymore their response wasn't thankfulness, it was anger. The All Might statue they defaced because he wasn't there to help them. Society tends to try finding a scapegoat during times of crisis, heroes are simply the easy target. "This wouldn't have happened if they simply did their job." "What are we paying them for if they can't do this?" "Why do they deserve my respect?" Individual people can know not to blame you. In a society though it only takes one person. We even see that when Class 1-A brings back Midoriya, it took just one person to spark the hatred and it took so much to douse it. Are there things in life worth that level of anger? Yes but society tends to amplify it to extreme proportions. Society tends to not look at the actual problem because it only takes one person to show a scapegoat and suddenly we're all on board.

[@MrFanBoy]

Was he a true Hero?

[@A_simpforTanjiro]

Yes, he just a lil softy

[@Red_Kliff]

In my opinion, yes

[@lucarioknite1066]

Yes

[@InvestedGman]

Heck no: remember he was a hero for only fame, money and glory just like the heroes from The boys in the seven with Homelander because he literally gave up on his Sidekicks, his hero agency and his fans who looked up to him and he just quit like a complete coward when things got serious when the heroes lost against the league, It's really sad how a 16 year old boy like Izuku can do a Wayy better job than him never giving up no matter what as a true hero should. Thank God Mt Lady used to be like that in the beginning until she became a true hero herself

[@natsuotodoroki]

I mean, I guess it depends on your definition? If Endeavor counts as a “true hero” in any way, I think the guy that quit for the sake of his own mental health should count too 😅

[@DLT0107]

But the one thing they love more than a hero is to see a hero fail fall die trying Despite everything you done for them eventually they will hate you -green goblin

[@A_simpforTanjiro]

Grundy what are you doing here☠️

[@InvestedGman]

Oh my God he does look like Solomon Grundy from DC comics I just realized that since MHA is mostly inspired by DC and Marvel comics. Lol

[@A_simpforTanjiro]

@@InvestedGman Grundy switching universes, and I love it

[@isaiahwilson4943]

Grundy looking for Grundy soul. Birdnose tell Grundy it waiting for him.

[@e.a.staley2384]

Jirou: this so much harder than class Aizawa: I heard that you were talking shit?

[@LCBK]

Out of the first 3 heroes we see in the show no one thought death arms would quit

[@MagisterV224]

Unfortunately the aftermath of the war filtered out the real heroes and fake ones, which was the wish of Stain, unfortunately it also took some real heroes too. Only the strongest remained.

[@calebsoria1901]

0:31 poor guy He just wanted to help but his mentality in his image and health kept pushing him. But the recent events hit his breaking point

[@jetslinger9275]

Just like Baron Zemo said “The danger with people like him, America's Super-Soldiers, is that we put them on pedestals. They become symbols, icons, and then we start to forget about their flaws” The flaws of hero societies.

[@GGTaino]

People think this is just the anime but society is really like this

[@thethundernado6670]

Definitely. I mean just look at what’s happening with the police nowadays. They are just trying to do their jobs yet people ridicule them

[@佐藤田中-s3o]

有名人に対しての一般人ってこんな感じですよね

[@Bigtasty3]

He kept going until he couldn’t, he will always be a hero

[@mohbankai7712]

Now i wondered why lady nagant became villain

[@TheGreatSalsaMan]

This is dangerously starting to reflect on the real life treatment of law enforcement…

[@RamenEnjoyer404]

One of the few moments that really sold me on the crumbing hero. was a constant hero through the show who you would never have thought would quit

[@bobbyavitia]

He is not any less of a hero for wanting to put his well being first for once. A lot of good in the world would never happen if people didn't support it. He's a hero but also still a person.

[@zod1018]

Wish he had more time

[@thewrathfulsloth2384]

Couldn’t handle the Spider-Man treatment

[@Chikiovo-nh4tn]

"One insult can overshadow 10 Cheers" competitive matchmaking

[@rezthemediaruler3768]

A Hero is someone who is willing to fail, in order to become one.

[@ElJorro]

He does redeem himself.

[@foriammany246]

like that's what made it so stupid like you could actively see them risking their lives and so many hero's died in the war opening yet ppl were still giving them shit like the one woman bout her injured mother and property damage made no sense they didn't even take the second to recognize the sacrifices the civilians in MHA are so damn entitled and full of shit

[@TheToaprimezilla]

Because they relied on the heroes for almost everything. Tenko wouldn’t have become Tomura had that old lady or someone helped him instead of thinking a random hero will do. That’s the problem with the society in MHA. They see the heroes as gods and when their gods fail they will look down on them instead of understanding.

[@Dark-Wolf27]

If their tax money is being given to the heroes in MHA and they allowed the league of villains to get this out of control to the point where the whole city is destroyed and every villain is free then they have every right to complain. Being a hero means giving your life to save others. They’re not in it for money, fame or even gratitude. That’s what makes you a hero and people like him aren’t real heroes

[@malcolmandrews2779]

Wish that he didn't quit. He should've remained a hero and let the haters fin for themselves if they can't see pass the blind eye, only helping those that still believe in him and still appreciate him!

[@FlashX212]

“I’m not cut for hero life, I’m gonna be regular”

[@heroboygamebase2286]

Are they really that furious with the Heroes?

[@zeokingsilver]

yep, because of those bonehead pros and that system the people were made completely dependent on the pros, who acted like they could do anything and said fallow the system and now hat they see the system was wrong and the pros are flawed things gone tits up

[@heroboygamebase2286]

@@zeokingsilver All because they Shigaraki escape?

[@pixelwizard9652]

@@heroboygamebase2286and a few more things but for the most part it’s after Shigiraki escaped and caused massive damage and around a few cities worth of damage and death.

[@zeokingsilver]

@@pixelwizard9652 and cause they did not deal with them before they became a threat

[@rgama1173]

When the pwople you are trying to protect behave this way, it is no wonder the heroes are givening up. It would not surprise me if heroes decided that only the graceful citicen get protection, or that if the civilians want to be safe from villians they have to learn that their voices dont matter

[@Jampolo_OG]

"If you're quitting because you think you've already done your fair share, fine, we'll throw you a parade. But if you're quitting because it's easier than continuing the fight, then you’re not the heroes we all thought you were." -Green Arrow, Justice League Unlimited

[@rakiahbaker5589]

Good show 💚🏹

[@Isaac-gh5ku]

Now I wish for Green Arrow to have a word with Death Arms.

[@batsignal3469]

I believe in you Death Arms!

[@deondrex18k]

Luckily we got a lil fan service before he left 😢😩❤️

[@kevinescobar370]

I can respect his leaving it hard to do the right thing when you have no support from those you’re risking your life for

[@AZ-hb7tp]

Civilians dont get a say when they do nothing but complain

[@Dark-Wolf27]

They literally started protecting themselves wym they only complain. Fake heroes like him shouldn’t have gotten their license

[@oddeyesrebellion923]

Wonder how Jirou took it learning Death Arms called it quits.

[@coffeecartoons5345]

I hope that soon we see him return

[@heroboygamebase2286]

We shall see.

[@Act_Eve]

glad he comes back at the end

[@jamaelwilliams8677]

Look at how they treated wash when he showed up late to deal with the cedar House Gang and then poor Deco he was out there running himself racket saving lives and fighting villains and all they can do is criticize and give him anger I'm glad I'm ochoco on the star man told them off

[@facethefear]

U know the real heroes when the going gets tough

[@k1rb0i]

If you’ve read the manga. you know. 🤝

[@HeWhoPwnsNoobs]

John 18 “If the world hates you, remember that it hated me first."

[@kobeedragonking3800]

Don’t worry, Death Arm will be back.

[@ThayneGill]

So Death Arms just retired and is not dead? Nice!

[@jamaelwilliams8677]

Honestly I don't blame him for quitting I mean he hung in there even when everyone else hung up their costumes and what did he get for it but anger Rants and rage and what he said about one negative comment overshadowing 10 positive ones is true

[@DoneDragon1]

Mirrors social media in my eyes

[@braddaniels9002]

On one hand even though Death Arms has a Quirk he still a human that feels pain, suffering and receives resentment from normal citizens. But one has to courage, perseverance , determination and patience to overcome it because the message is that no matter what happens I will always be there for you and put my life on the line. One must also confront hatred, anger, and fear strive for happiness and peace. Those are the true essence of a hero. In the end Death Arms chose to quit because he didn’t possess most of these qualities.

[@itsjustvin7630]

Haha...hold that thought

[@AdPhDu1]

I don't think anyone can blame him.

[@scp-682atanti-ql-paneu6]

If the people are like this and keep pushing hero's away I'd love to see them try and save themselves, let's see how that works out for them

[@KayannaDeschene]

Damn! (Cough) shirtless ( cough)

[@blueraccoon1088]

One cheer is a seed to plant the tree hope keep the fires of insult away and of happens repeat until that tree becomes a forest of hope

[@tangroro]

The fact that his reasoning on why he's not a hero is because "I'm just human" tells you everything you need to know how toxic this society is and the unfair expectation people have for heroes

[@Dark-Wolf27]

If your given fame & fortune to save people than that’s what’s expected. To give your life for others and to do whatever it takes to win. He clearly wasn’t in it to be a hero, it was just a job to him and once he actually had to put effort he quit. He’s exactly the type of fake heroes stain was talking about

[@rockridermomcneal9084]

The example of lack resolve and fortitude.

[@kendellyox3892]

Oh man this is harder than class

[@balitopic711]

Dont blame em all for one scary ash 😂

[@Demaad]

Never liked him but never hated him either. But if he’s quitting now, he better not ever return as a Pro again

[@Karlos1234ify]

Guess what?

[@piffny6666]

Same

[@InvestedGman]

Agreed because he literally gave up on the people including sidekicks and his own hero agency who looked up to him and yet a 16 year old boy like Izuku can do a Wayy better job than him. Man that's sad

[@Demaad]

@@Karlos1234ify Still not a pro

[@InvestedGman]

@@Demaad Yep he returns as a citizen but not as a hero joining the fight against the league and AFO in the final arc of the series. What a coward

[@alexnava8729]

What our police officers go through today.

[@jamaelwilliams8677]

Him wash and Deku the people want to do nothing but give them a hard time and complain why don't they go out there and fight the villains themselves instead of being held up in shelters and not doing anything

[@kondreamurr1804]

By Daddy Death arms, you will be missed... Ok, that aside, this reaction is honestly respectable as is, not everyone can take this kind of stuff, and that's fine, not everyone can handle being constantly bombarded with what is essentially pure disdain for doing what they've originally been cosntantly glorified for. It isnt a matter of him not being ready, it's LITERALLY a matter of the world doing the worst possible switch up at the worst possible time for what is essentially the reaosn of "you failed once and you'll do it again." After years of not properly failing in public (because soemtimes villians get away, or win, or keep being evil.) It sucks, and i wish he could keep going and keep fighting. But take **5** seconds, to put yourself in his place and think, could you do this??? Could you 100% with everything that has lead him up to where he is now, given the mental fortitude it took already to risk your life essentially day in and out...could you have done this?

[@Dark-Wolf27]

He’s weak minded, theirs no defending him. If he can’t handle hate & stress then he should’ve never been a hero. Heroes give their lives to the cause and expect nothing in return. This was just a job for him and once the job required effort he quit. He exactly the type of fake hero stain mentioned

[@ChadianRoyal]

It was foil of Horikoshi to show Death Arms throw in the towel like that. I liked Death Arms

[@Law10205]

Im hoping he comes back and like saves someone or something, he may have quit but he still has a quirk

[@davidachristman]

Anyone else never properly look at him and imagined him with giant hands that grew smaller the closer to his body they got? I dont know why my brain ALWAYS defaults to this but... yea

[@riu_ekymx4288]

yes, also

[@KiEntertainer]

Times of conflict show hew you really are. If he quit after the final fight with all for one that would be understandable but this just proves he’s a coward. When you have civilians and literal criminals doing everything that they can to help and save others and you cant even stand by your friends to support them then you deserve to be called a failure. He didn’t even need to stay a hero just help out behind the scenes. Every one did there part and all he did was stop some debri he was close to

[@InvestedGman]

Like I said before Death-Arms wasn't a True Hero despite his super strength Quirk/Superpower, he was a hero for only money, fame and glory like the heroes from the Amazon series The Boys with the seven being celebrities with powers just like when things got very serious when the heroes lost against the league where most heroes sadly lost their lives and loved ones, some of them quit like cowards just like what he did giving up on their sidekicks, hero agencies and fans who looked up to them. It's a very good thing mt lady used to be like that in the beginning but throughout the series she became a true hero like when she was going against gigantomachia taking a serious beating including all the other beating she took. It's really sad how teenagers like Izuku can do a Wayy better job than the actual grown *Pro-heroes* adults with more hero experience than him sacrificing and risking their own lives for everybody's safety, it's no wonder why society turned it backs on the heroes just like how they treated Izuku before Ochako's speech. Overall I still love how MHA can still have realistic moments and elements to it throughout the series with people nowadays just like in real life

[@butterychicken5255]

He was a hero though, he said it himself. The public backlash and exhaustion just got to be too much for him. Even good people have their breaking points.

[@InvestedGman]

@@butterychicken5255 So did Izuku but he still kept on doing what's right even when people judged him when he was a Vigilante and when they told him not to return to UA before Ochako's speech but Death-Arms gave up without a fight like a complete coward when things got serious.

[@renegade6578]

@@InvestedGman not everyone is Deku, and it's a hell of a lot easier to talk shit when you're not the one on the front lines dealing with all this stuff lol

[@InvestedGman]

@@renegade6578 Still it's very sad that a 16 year old boy including the rest of class 1A can do Wayy better than him especially the other grown adult *Pro-heroes* in this series. Lol

[@renegade6578]

@@InvestedGman it's sad many heroes are putting up their capes yes, but you need to look at it from their perspectives and try to understand why they're doing it before you're just randomly accusing them of only being in it for the money.

[@dk2780]

Black ops zombies theme

[@pauljordan0203]

I didn't know he also quit, I wonder how Mt. Lady held up after that?

[@JakeSmith-em5sh]

It's kinda odd that many western countries' citizens don't seem to recognize the parallels between themes like this in their media and real-life, Line-level public safety/govt/infrastructure/medical workers that get so much hate these days. Even as that public attitude exacerbates the very problems they complain about by making people quit and/or not want to enter those careers going forward, causing places to lower standards just to get warm bodies.

[@expired_poppers]

Bara fan service

[@narutoyamiryu404]

We lost heroes and heroes, who quit

[@heroboygamebase2286]

Many Heroes are throwing in the towel after the war.

[@Regal99]

Wasn't him quitting a big wake-up call for Mt. Lady?

[@ilovewagner]

Smash , next question

[@paytondelaney8316]

I honestly don’t blame. At that point in his career people made him doubt rather or not people deserved hero’s, or are worth saving. So he quit cause all of his hard work just wasn’t good enough for them. People were ungrateful.

[@ライクカラー緑]

1の罵声が10の声援に勝る。 タイバニ2のサブタイトルにもありました。

[@botboy6683]

😢Poor guy

[@redshadow9735]

This is relly sad

[@benlovotrico6901]

Spiderman: 🤨 X men: 🤨 Superman: 🤨 Ninja turtles: 🤨

[@MatthewTeachout-xj4yy]

Ok Bro seemed Chill but COME ON! Why go with “Death Hands” for a name. That’s like having a kid named Satan getting baptized in a church.

[@ps2masterrace440]

cool beans

[@katenkyokotsukaramatsushin6282]

Wich ep is this ?

[@BowserGlazer]

I think it proves that he wasn't a true hero like stain said. The true heroes stuck it out

[@willbrgamer5137]

It proves that different from comic book super heroes, he is a real human being with real humans problems. Seriously, do you really think that actual pelple would be able to reach these unachieavable ideals? That's just being delusional.

[@BowserGlazer]

@@willbrgamer5137 I think very few people would. I don't think that the highest standards should be relatable to us average Joe's, but I do think those special standards should be the benchmark for a real hero

[@willbrgamer5137]

@@BowserGlazer Again, a real hero only exists in comic books, no one, seriously NO ONE in real life would be able to live the same life as Super Man, Batman or Spider Man and still stay by their morals, no one is incorruptive, no one. They are fictional characters for a reason. This scene of MHA is trying to portray a realistic super hero, which is why I think it's not fair for us to call him fake. The only way for someone like those heroes exist would be if they were indoctrinated to see themselfs as less than human.

[@BowserGlazer]

@@willbrgamer5137 I believe there are a few people in real life who live up to that level of virtue.

[@errorg8878]

who is this black person cosplaying as me -deku