I give up on My Hero Academia.. 

Deku losing his arms has been a constant threat through the entire series of MHA, so when he finally does lose them only to get them back the very next chapter it feels so disingenuous.

Imagine pulling injured people to another fight like its infinity war, infinite cripples

Worst ending to a manga ive ever seen. Everyone straight up forgot about the mc because he lost his powers

Nah, im dropping mha bruh, How tf is edgeshot still alive, im over the fact he couldn't kill bakugo, over the instant healing of dekus arms, but how the john is edgeshot still alive he literally said reviving bakugo would kill him or something this show actually has no consequences

I don't think its that big of a deal but I was low-key expecting him to go crazy in shoot style

Present Mic was referring to Tartarus because they were able to awaken Shirakumo’s consciousness and he said “hospital” which helped them in Season 6. that’s the miracle he was referring to

The biggest mistake MHA made was benching Shigaraki as the main villain.

As for Eri’s quirk being damaged, Eri doesn’t REMOVE her horn to use her Quirk; she simply stores the power in it, then releases it by physical contact with someone. Aizawa’s concern stems from what would happen if, say, Ojiro lopped off his tail. It probably won’t affect Eri the same way, but we can’t know that for sure.

This isn't Hunter x Hunter, there are no consequences for MCs here.

Personally, I really, genuinely, sincerely hope that Shigaraki regains control just long enough to decide 'F*** you, f*** you, f*** you, you're cool (points at kurogiri), f*** you, I'm out', and immediately decay himself out of spite towards not only the hero society that failed him, but also the villain that ruined his life. After all, the author's already proven their willing to do that (with togata, I think was her name).

the author gave up a long time ago

Not gonna lie deku vreakdancing for his final battle and destroying AFO with only his legs whereas bakugo would be using his arms couldve potentially given an insane battle ever seen in shonen history. But maybe thats to dark according to the editors and so the author m8ghtve thrown eries senzu bean in to the chapter.

Now when people tell me I should watch a certain anime, I'll tell them let me wait until the end because MHA showed me you don't want to get attached to a whack ass anime.

the second he started losing his quirks it got sloppy

I regret watching this trash My Hero Academia

The tartarus event that aizawa refers to in this chapter , is when present mic and aizawa went to talk to kurogiri , and were able to see half of his face after which his brain stops and he shuts down

Also being able to cut off your leg without an instant of hesitation, no matter the reason, is definitely a sign of insanity 🤣 your instincts don’t care that you have to do it, they don’t care why, they’re still gonna fight against you cutting off a limb.

How did you think this would go when the show starts basically saying that Deku wins

I just think if Tenko resurfaces and decides to decay himself out spite for both heroes and AFO, then he can be remembered better as a villain. Like everyone took so much from him that the only thing he won't let them take from him is his life and his choice how to end it. Then he mocks Deku as he crumbles away, challenging him to be a real hero and change this messed up world.

Licensed therapist here. Tried the techniques you discussed. Now I have to meet with HR on Monday. Any advice?

The writing style are extremely confusing, a foolish writer who does not know how to write

im my honest opinion the chapter was good. yes i know deku getting his arms back this fast is questionable. but you cant really say there arent any real life consequences in mha. endeavor if he survives the battle will be without a arm. if mirko survives she will have to get robotic limbs. theres a 90 percent chance dabis dead. shoto is most likely gonna have a burn mark on his chest after the battle. mina is currently going through some form of transformation as a result of overusing her power. one of bakugos arms are completely unusable. aizawa has a robotic leg. just because the mc doesnt sustain critical damage for long periods of time doesnt mean there arent real life consequences. cannot complain about mha consequences when there are multiple animes that tbag the concept of real life consequences.

"How would he know that?" I mean he does teach people how to use their quirks for a living...and has no doubt probably actually wrote her file himself. So there is that.

For me I'm fine with the story going this way and have been since it's become clear that that's where it was going (will note I'm waiting for the manga+ release on Sunday to read 420). Do I fault people getting off the train? No. I just feel like the story thematically makes sense to me.

He is talking about when kurogiri responded back when he was captured and they realised who was kurogiri really

I think it would be better if Deku permanently lost only one of his arm. Gives him an actual consequence for his actions without making him completely powerless

Why does everyone expect shounen to have dark twist ending and get upset when it's not

We can’t forget that losing both of your arms in such a way or in general Hass to be excruciatingly painful. To say he’s getting off easy just because they come back does not discredit the loss in the newfound experience. It also doubles as a reference to the training he did when he first got his powers, constantly breaking all of his bones, which now paid off to be able to handle something so excruciating. it makes sense that he would suffer severely, due to him, not fighting to kill in such a serious battle. I’m not saying it’s perfect only that it’s not the same cop out that people are suggesting it is.

People reading my hero when what they really want to read is HXH or JJK. My hero is not the best when it comes to death etc by any means it never has been. But its VERY VERY good at its core elements which its been following since the beginning.

please, its a shounen genre, not a jujutsu dying all kaisen, don't be a douche.

The problem is that this series need One Piece length but it doesn't have that for so reason.

😂 love the 420 reference(s). I’m like the one Dani devito meme pointing at the tv. “He did it!, he did it!”

Ya'll really get mad at mha for something A LOT of other manga have been doing for years 😭 Like dawg consequences aren't the focus of mha and ya'll know that. This chapter was a reading comprehension check that some of ya'll failed.

Man, it would be cool if Deku got some badass prosthetics instead of immediately regenerating... Eh, I guess that would take "too long"

I think Horikoshi has kinda given up on making a "good" ending It feels like he's balls to walls in feeding the audience things like fanservice, explanations, and hype. Like a junkfood ending I guess

Yall act like this isnt the norm for Japanese stories. Almost all action stories revolve around MC being out done by Enemy, but then, MC one ups the Enemy, and the cycle continues until MC wins. Literally prove me wrong.

:v Most Mangakas love the death baiting know a day XD. Kishi with Guy and Kamisho, Oda with every single character, GeGe with Sukuna Donuts club ECT

This made me realize that I haven't touched the MHA manga in 4 years.

I'm not defending the writer, honestly. I've watched this anime for longer than my last marriage. But it's a tried-and-true legitimate ending. I can relate.

Do people even know why deku needed eri to at least give him back his arms? They’ve been trying to get Kurogiri on their side for a year’s worth of chapters. Eri was also trying to help for just as long. Even with eri’s help, Deku had no quirk. It’s not an automatic win with every hero on the battlefield at about 50% too 💀

Me: why did I stop reading MHA? This video: drops Me: oh yeaaaah

You mentioning Barrage is crazy, I loved it when I read it. Really cool that it plays back in.

Just because deku has his arms doesn’t mean his fight with shigiraki had no consequences he still is extremely fatigued from gear shift and lost all of the vestiges of one for all honestly without his arms I can’t see a realistic way for deku to land a finishing blow on all for one. Another things is that mydoria may sacrifice an arm for that finishing blow on all for one because the mydoria arm death flags were all due to him over exerting himself so I think that if mydoria would lose his arms then it being because he over exerted one final time then it would be if he lost them because of being in the shigaraki vestige world

Im ok with him getting his arms back. It would be very difficult to finish the series with Deku as the #1 hero and greatest hero of all time without his arms. I was devastated when Mirio lost his quirk after showing so much potential too. Let the good guys have a happy ending

A few points: Aizawa is most likely referring to chapter 255-256 where we learn Shirokumo still exists in Kurogiri. Aizawa knows that cutting off the horn could damage the quirk because he lost an eye which is tied to his quirk factor. Damage to an appendage like Eri’s horn could cause damage like with Hawk’s wings.

Present Mike is referring to the moment when they were in Tartarus first discovered that kurogiri was their friend. And his personality of who he used to be showed through for a moment.

Deku lost his arms and got them back but lost ofa and has heavy injuries so the mc has consequences to what he did. If you need anything dark please choose beserk or jjk because they are dark and they got dark fast asf but mha is a decent shot at darkness and just let horikoshi cook he has never failed

6:14 Oboro broke free from kerogiri long enough to give them the hint about the nomus in the hospital when they visited him in Taturus in like season 4? i think

Who could Toji Fushiguro beat in MHA? When would he stop?

I know that sometimes it is upsetting that nothing is permanent in the writing, a la Dragonball, but I think we have to realize that Kohei Horikoshi has one major theme wound into this entire story: Plus Ultra. And what we consistently see is that people are inspired in this story by others going above and beyond that they too go above and beyond the call. So it makes sense that Eri would do the same after witnessing all the sacrifices made for her, right? The symmetry in her giving the horn to Aizawa is that he, without hesitation, went beyond by cutting off his leg to maintain his quirk and save those fighting Shigaraki. She, inspired by that, goes beyond herself by cutting off her horn to try to save those fighting AFO. The twist here is that, unlike Aizawa, her cutting off a part of her could potentially damage or even destroy her quirk. Her healing Deku months/years later would allow Deku to maintain the "Plus Ultra" theme for himself, but would not allow her to have been a participant. Remember, this WAS the story of how Deku became the greatest hero. But the Dark Deku arc showed the shift to “The story of how we all became the greatest Heroes.” This makes sense as far as how Eri, surrounded and inspired by heroes, maintains this theme and demonstrates her finding a way to enter into the battle, albeit indirectly. Her own Plus Ultra. My thoughts.

I’m not a huge fan of mha or jjk there both pretty bad in their own ways but this this video right here is just cringe ranting and crying because a manga with no consequences still has no consequences it’s just kinda pathetic I don’t even like mha but some people do and there’s nothing wrong with that but this video 🙄

I personally like this direction because well. It makes sense. Eri, this young child who we've seen before have the ability to heal deku so much that he had an infinite 100% And whos also a child that whenever we see deku talk to her she says "i wanna make it up to you" coupled with the fact that she kinda doesnt like her own quirk Takes the quirk factor out (her horn) Stores it up with ebergy as a last ditch effort to help her savior deku. Just like how she helped mirio. This in my opinion Is a good choice for the story. Because it displays what everyone in this world will sacrifice just to help others And its not like dekus arms are back to being completely healed of any previpus wounds ever. She only reversed it to the point before they were gone So the arms are still fucked up. They're just not gone.

I used to dislike the fact that Deku got his arms back after one chapter. But after doing more thinking about it. Sure, he gained his arms back, but it was not without the cost of Eri forcibly removing her horn. Because of this Eri may be heavily nerfed or potentially never be able to use her quirk again, which makes the consequences of what the heroes lost in this war, whether it be a limb or a quirk more permanent and irreversible. So it’s like Midoryia being rewarded yet also punished for going through with his Ideals of trying to save Shigaraki and I like that. Plus there’s the added punishment for him going through with his ideals by giving up OFA, the vestiges and being left with its embers *possibly* being quirkless forever *possibly* ending his dream long term but also fulfilling his dream at the same time after he wins the war. So there are already permanent consequences for him and other heroes here. I’m also very glad that Eri was able to play a role here without having to be there. Cause a 6 year old being in the same area with the most dangerous villain in history would just be too ridiculous.

Kinda crazy how jjk and mha are kind of parallels to each other, one that makes heroes stand by plot armor and other that makes the villain stand by plot armor

Props on keeping up with hip hop beef

The miracle at Tartarus was that stain got out and told everyone about all for ones plan. MHA is suppose to be the story of how Deku becomes the number one hero everyone loves and excepts. If he doesn't come out whole he can't be the symbol of peace the story has been building to.

This is the story Horikoshi always wanted to write. This has always been the story of how Deku AND HIS FRIENDS saved the world. Consequences are great and all, but “friendship overcomes everything” is the exact message this story is meant to tell us. REAL, STRONG friendship CAN overcome any trial, no matter how severe. What we’re seeing now is the result of Deku putting his life on the line for his friends, over and over again. His friends are now putting their lives on the line for him. Eri owes him her life and freedom, she’s putting her Quirk on the line for him. In a way, these “consequences” you want Deku to have, are being shouldered by Deku’s friends, who could end up injured in this fight with Eri unable to help them. But what are friends for, if not to help carry your burden as you help carry theirs? Even the civilians are getting in on this action- they can’t fight, they can’t even flee, they’re helpless; but providing stuff to use as bandages? They can at least do this much, and they’re doing it. It’s a symbol of the people of Japan standing united behind the heroes at last, despite all of the villains’ efforts to divide them.

I mean it's a fictional story meant to drive home certain values. Personally I don't mind the way it's going. If ppl want something darker they could just go read something darker in my opinion.

as much as it has is flaws, i cant bring myself to give up on it. I grew up on it, when it started in 2016 i got hooked and now im too deep in to give up

Yall mad about deku getting his arms back 🤦🏾‍♂️. Then you mention consequences like deku didn't just lose most of his quirks 💀

Eri having the power to magically fix things has always been an element of the story that bugs the heck out of me, and it's never been used in a satisfying way anytime it came up. Recovery Girl said she won't heal Deku anymore if he keeps abusing his body? Here's Eri to make that a non-issue for the Overhaul fight! Mirio lost his powers for good? Nah, he got them back offscreen! Deku lost his arms? It's okay, here's Eri's horn to immediately regrow them.

“I Give Up On My Hero Academia” damn, I mean there’s literally only two chapters left of the manga, you might as well just ride it out, it’s basically over already

not the boruto defender being mad about lack of consequences or intelligible plot in other manga

Try a "420" gummy and chiillllll bro. We all knew he was gonna get his arms back. Lol this is not Akame Ga Kill.

unfortunately that is how most manga tend to go towards the end. I guess its just "difficult" to write a non "friendship power" kind of story

20:28 - Thor's axe is named stormbreaker!

Bro couldn’t even wait two weeks to see there’s still massive consequences for deku, he lost his quirk. He’s like all might now and only has the embers and he still has all of the damage pre losing his arms. I genuinely forgot how much I dislike your terrible takes.

The ending was a disappointment. Izuku's career ended before it could even take off, and he traded his Quirks for a chalkboard. Everything worked out well for everyone except Izuku, who didn't have his Quirks for more than a year.

The MHA riders coming out of their shells to hate one someone because they want actions to have consequences

There were MANY consequences idk what ppl r talkin abt

Dude. Idk what you thought this was but it's a feel good shonen about beating the odds not fucking game of thrones. This made me unsub

I hate that he's rushing to the ending of the series, it's making things that should take a few chapters end up in 1, or like vigilante Deku should have been like 30 chapters to make an impact and was about 9

Honestly, it seems like MHA just isn't for you since you expected the author to just suddenly change his formula. Horikoshi has touched on darker battle themes, but at what point did you forget this is the same guy that revived Bakugo, keeping Edgeshot alive? I'm surprised you hadn't dropped the series earlier.

"I give up on My Hero Academia..." OH NO! Anway........ In the end of the day has MHA retained it's core themes and values? Hell yeah! If you're expecting something else maybe look towards another series.

Some of the best manga ever have no consequences. I understand not liking it but saying it ruins the story is taking it a bit far.

yall just praying on deku downfall yall watch to much jjk not every anime need to have the mc suffer

I think you have a specific taste in storytelling that's darker than what Mha is about. It can have dark moments, but we have known from the beginning that the good guys will win this isnt surprising. people are in it for the ride because they already know the destination. I dont even think the consequences are damped as much as we think they are unless we can't accept a teenage boy literally having his arms disintegrated, then getting them back is a good thing. If we can't see that as a net possitive, maybe it's time to collectively grow out of the 20's edgelord phase. Trust me by the time you hit your 30's you can just hope that not so many of your loved ones pass and only a few occurances of being financially destitute occur that you will be able to stay in that phase. looking for hope and seeing the collective good triumphs over evil in your stories won't seem so dull it will be a necessity to keep your sanity.

MHA hasn't had real stakes since Bakugo was ridiculously brought back from the dead, I lost all emotional connection with this manga, which I once loved. That's just sad

That shot at J.Cole had me 💀

In JJK you can have a character put up with getting repeatedly beaten the shit out of and still get back on his feet and you'll think he's so cool and then when you read mha they just do that with every single character and you just wonder what's the point of even reading the story since it has 0 consequences for any important characters

gave up 2 years ago

These mha fans suck man... anyone who shits on the series nowadays gets clowned on and I'm all for it

Lol I knew you'd be mad about the arms coming back.

i knew this video was coming. the last chapter was way too easy for deku

It definitely could use some work but from the beginning of the seires they were intent on a "perfect victory" with no casualties. Could've been executed better but they did succeed without losing anyone

Y'all are trying to say that "not everything has to be like JJK", but what you're REALLY mad about is that JJK actually gave people some semblance of standards. People like stakes. It's part of good writing, as it turns out. 🤷‍♂️

Damnit I thought we’d escaped the shonen curse. I’m not against Deku getting his arms back, I’m against him getting them back this soon Come on horikoshi it would’ve been so raw to Deku boxing with AFO with just his legs, and we know he’d do it too.

Bro here probably thinks Jujutsu Kaisen is a masterpiece with everyone just dying left and right

It would have been cool if he used black whip for arms like seraa victoria from hellsing

Bro really wanted deku to be sasuke without both arms 😂

nick u be mad about shit that authors do for their story. how u gon say it’s bad because u don’t personally like it? while video just u crying about what u don’t like. u might as well do reviews on shows u actually like maybe? the shit was emotional and it was obvious asf Eri was gonna use her powers to save his arms. only thing i dislike, is it happening in one chapter. i think he should’ve went a chapter or 2 before giving them back.

To be honest the fall off was not one chapter away but more than a 100 away, its been long since MHA became bad. It lost what made it good, even the best fans are not even hyped with each new chapter. Consequences don't exist. Its like watching a movie that is all backstory, after seeing the characters in said backstory already present at the end. Sure students can survive death beams from ALL for one. Even fairy tail doesn't that much plot armor.

Mfs when the manga they're reading dares having a happy ending (its apparently illegal): Also, are we gonna act like izuku literally didnt just lose OFA?

I didn’t know people were still were reading MHA…. The war arc was all Over the place and I lost interest quickly

The first episode states that he becomes the greatest hero and then later on he says that his class were the greatest heroes. It’s foreshadowed that it would be a victory. It was never going to be dark. Only Americans really love darker stories. We loved the villain arc and hated that the anime glossed it over. However, the studio only did that because the Japanese audience didn’t like it. MHA has always been a generic manga. It’s literally a superhero version of Fairy Tail.

I'll admit it. I want Deku to win and im not ashamed of that.

I don’t know what the big deal is, I think this plot thread has been so obvious that if you didn’t see it, you must’ve been blind. And consequences? Didn’t you hear that eri might not have the same power after she gives part of her horn to Deku? she’s giving up rewind or at least the strong version of rewind so she can help in the war which is definitely a consequence to help him.

I dont see why its such a big deal that Deku isnt suffering like Yuji. Jjk has been pissing me off way more than anything mha has done. Not enough consequences is such a non problem imo compared to horrible development like jjk. Mha has still had incredible story and character development so far. A pretty good plot twist, and its actually allowed every character to reach their potential. Weird that youre so upset at this but defend jjk to the death😂

deku losing his quirks/OfA isnt seen as a consequence to yall bc you can only see stakes as people dying or physical injuries but were not ready for that conversation

Even when Deku gets his arms back, the fact that he lost them still remains. That trauma won't leave him just cause he got rewinded.