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Found this gem on twitter.
“Everyone has UNO!”
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Owner asks dogs to hide because customer is scared of dogs
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Do you ever think about how Horikoshi casually created the greatest character of all time and we’re kind of taking it for granted?
Do you ever think about how Shigaraki embraces ALL of the main themes in MHA?
His arc is about:
The complicated distinction between good and evil.
Villains and heroes often literally being two sides of the same coin.
The failures of hero society or more generally how pro heroes have repeatedly failed to make the world a better/safer place.
The inherent inequality of quirks. Not all man are created equal.
The importance of not just saving someone’s life but also someone’s heart.
What can or should be done to break the circle of violence between heroes and villains.
The importance of legacies and teachings, and passing the torch to the next generation.
“You looked like someone who needed saving.”
More generally, his arc is also about about choices, control, forgiveness, and agency, all very important in the story.
He is also directly connected to the AFO/OFA lore, because of his connection to Nana, AFO, and OFA (similar designs).
Deku and Shigaraki are, canonically and by definition, the two protagonists of My Hero Academia. ✨
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How Hawks Keeps His “Glimmer of Hope”
This week, Lady Nagant posed Hawks an interesting question. As I pointed out before, the difference between Hawks and Lady Nagant is that Hawks still manages to cling onto his hope that a better society can be brought about - but, how does he do that?
To be honest, I was slightly disappointed in Hawks’ answer when I first read the leaks - not because it was out of character or anything (him attributing it to 🧸is exactly what I would expect of Mr. My-Back-Isn’t-Broad-Enough, who can’t see how incredible he actually is), but because it doesn’t do much to really answer Nagant’s question, or at the very least, show her a way so that she can regain her glimmer in her eye.
(Note: I do like the official translations of this scene)
So… what was Hori’s message here? Rather than showing how Hawks refused to let civilians die when he 100% had permission to so if it meant he might get in with the League, or how when he had orders to kill Jeanist, he decided to enact an absolutely crazy risky scheme to keep him alive, or how when he confronted Twice, he tried to give him an alternate way out and only killed him as a last resort (a trained, brainwashed assassin would have killed him when he first cornered him)…. Horikoshi flashes back once more to the Endeavor plush.
I think the answer to Lady Nagant’s question, of how to hold on to hope when all hope seems lost, goes back to this series’ theme of remembering your origins.
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I like how so many adults and students had lost the shine in their eyes,:
while Hawks gained and kept it:
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Why does the US has so many “male oriented” products.
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all this time i thought sailor moon had a magic homing tiara but usagi is just REALLY GOOD AT FRISBEE
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From Ren post <3
More trash husbands <3
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Source (couldn’t find the original post to reblog):
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MHA SPOILERS FOR CHAPTER 306!!!
I'm really curious to what exactly he is saying here also jeanists neck lmao
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