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| The way class A tries so hard for Deku this episode...very inspirational. Deku still has his own reasons for his actions and again, his feelings are very complicated this season. It's pretty interesting how this episode/arc focused its character study on Deku with his feelings. |
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| Like I’ve no idea how UA and that principal of it developed such a security system and more so come up with an explanation which even no Hollywood movie dared to think lmao. Maybe they were in direct contact with someone like Bruce Wayne or Tony Stark. That way it explains. Anyways this episode wasn’t something along the lines of bragging about technological advancements and any such nonsense, this was about Deku and his friends pulling him away from the brink of despair, yet again. This time it was Uraraka, convincing the masses and changing their stand to a whole one-eighty about heroes and Deku himself. It worked wonders and they yet again are ready to place their trust on heroes, like it always used to be. Sasuga Uraraka, you even put Naruto to shame... not some sarcastic take. One more episode now. |
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| Poor Deku man... I feel so bad for this kid. He's been through a lot at this point. But, it makes me happy to see that his friends are sticking with him through all of this ruckus. Uraraka convinced all the people about heroes which was nice. But, the problems are not going to end here. Last episode next week will be interesting to see how they'll wrap this up. |
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| i cried like a baby Ochako the MVP Ochako x Deku should be the end game ship and Stain spotted following All Might  |
degMar 18, 2023 3:34 AM
| I teared up. Uraraka's speech was beautiful I saw manga readers hyping it up and it definitely met my expectations. Stain is on the move! Excited to see what he will do. I'm thinking he will join the heroes because only the true ones remain and this was his whole philosophy. |
EmbientMar 18, 2023 4:53 AM
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| What a moving episode. Got even more emotional when the dude with star shapes sticking out of his head started speaking up as well. The tears certainly started flowing from laughter how emotional it was. |
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| Personally, I like the manga better for Ocacho's scene. read that volume more than 10 times, and cried every single time. One example where a medium like manga excels more than anime I guess. Like Berserk, Vagabond, etc  |
| fine episode but i noticed something random that hot furry chick said "the other shelters dint allow heteromorphs in" (she actually said "a number of shelters" not all of them but since she ended up in UA i assume it was all of them) but i dint saw any other heteromorphs in that whole mass of people in UA. i kind of remember also in previous episodes some heteromorphs were anti-heroes so i am guessing they dint want to go to UA? I just found it weird that there is only 1, not even 2. |
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| damn, uraraka got deku and his mom tearing up like a fountain. she a real one. the civilans weren't having it but the rabbit/shark-looking chick returned and stepped up and the dude with stars or whatever too lmao. good to see aizawa's almost recovered. one more episode to go, it's sure been a while since october. |
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| The original ship that MHA fans have been putting up until now...Ochaco Uraraka is one hell of a menace, in a good way towards the crush she always looks up to: Izuku Midoriya himself. So the U.A. Barrier that has the same structural defense and more as Tartarus, that was actually meant for Season 3's school festival, it went unused, that is until now. And now, Class 1-A's going to stand by him, with the versatile Barrier being a people mover with Principal Nezu's modifications to add to the defense. And now, since Izuku is granted entry into the Barrier, this is a liability for everyone involved and the wary public, after being believed and deceived time and time again, no matter how Best Jeanist offers his explanation to the refugees, their uneasiness will not budge from the criticisms of the already-mortified Hero Society. This is essentially Uraraka's episode: she taking the reigns to convince the people even harder, earning back the smiles of the ordinary people and restore the suffering of heroes who've gone through the thick and thin. People like Season 4's Kota and the heteromorph citizen that he saved earlier, this is the culmination that led to him protecting people all around, with U.A. continuing to be his forever Hero Academia. The crybaby hero (that isn't all like Tokyo Revenger's Takemichi) that has sacrificed his efforts without thanks all the while, how long will the people just stand by and be audiences until a Hero has to die for their gain? The reason for One For All's powers now finally make sense: from All Might to Class 1-A to Izuku to the worrying public (thanks to Uraraka's emotional speech), this is more than just the typical Shonen "Power of Friendship" trope. The story of how everyone became the world's greatest heroes, it's a never-ending battle. Stain is finally back, and he's gonna pull the punches as he did before...will he? |
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| This episode, we get another big moment in this arc and MHA's general story, and this time it isn't a cool hype fight or some big battle, but instead an emotionally charged and passionate speech from Ochako. The crowd is understandably upset and scared that Shiggy's target is seeking shelter with them, but Ochako delivered the speech of all speeches, pleading for them to show some empathy in these trying times. As much as we love to collectively meme about "Talk no Jutsu," that shit worked out here lol. What a speech from her, and what a performance from Ochako's VA. The voice acting in these last few episodes has been top notch. It's been a while since we've seen Kota, so it was a nice touch from Hori to have him comfort Deku along with the heteromorph lady from the beginning of the arc. Deku is finally back where he belongs, and so ends his Batman arc as they make future plans to stop Shiggy and AFO. |
| People on MAL refuse to actually enjoy watching anime. Your taste in anime isn't a personality trait. MAL is literally just anime Twitter as its own website lol. |
| Another great ep filled with emotion. Loved seeing Kota again especially. This season has been 10/10 imo! |
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Angry_By_Default said: fine episode but i noticed something random that hot furry chick said "the other shelters dint allow heteromorphs in" (she actually said "a number of shelters" not all of them but since she ended up in UA i assume it was all of them) but i dint saw any other heteromorphs in that whole mass of people in UA. i kind of remember also in previous episodes some heteromorphs were anti-heroes so i am guessing they dint want to go to UA? I just found it weird that there is only 1, not even 2. I think, there are multiple heteromorphs in the UA. there are few in 1-a class as well. noticed there are few among evacuee as well   and of course the main one, chad dude here (prolly?)  |
| The people's pushback is understandable. There are no guarantees that even with the complexity of the security it would work adequately for Shigaraki's current state. But at the same time, letting Deju stay anywhere else would make him more vulnerable and unable to beat him. It's a matter of trust now and it seems that Uraraka made them place it into Deku once again. Now, about that Stain-like figure... |
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| This might be my favorite episode of the season. Uraraka's speech is what made it for me. |
| next episode, I'm waiting for stain and All might reunion. |
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V3RTIX said: Too much talk... If that speech was supposed to be moving it'd be better if it was given by Allmight or someone with higher authority. Well, at least Allmight has a cool car so he can challenge to a duel Akina SpeedStars this is bait, right? hopefully so. |
| Sometimes, a fight against a tough opponent would be considered a "hard" battle. In this case, trying to convince an angry mob of refugee's to let Deku stay within the secured walls of UA is another "hard" battle, where emotions are highly charged and voices of reason struggles to stand out. That's why I applaud Ochako and her gamble to take to the roof the the main UA school building, megaphone in hand, so that she can address to the sheltered public about why Deku should stay. Simply put, her speech was enough to make me tear up, especially seeing how much she, Deku and others were crying as well. Massive praise for Kota and the kind heteromorph lady for making the move to reassure Deku after hearing Ochako's powerful speech, as well as the guy in the crowd, who's reasonable talk also helped to convince the crowd that letting Deku stay here is the best answer to their problems right now. =) Only one episode left, and it looks like All Might will have to deal with a certain guy following him soon enough. I'm sure that it's going to be another tense episode and a good one at that, too. |
shuffle_017 said: Personally, I like the manga better for Ocacho's scene. read that volume more than 10 times, and cried every single time. One example where a medium like manga excels more than anime I guess. Like Berserk, Vagabond, etc I do love the art. it's much better than most manga with how nice it looks |
| "We're in this together" ~(>_<。)＼ |
| “The result is the most important thing.” – Kiritsugu Emiya |
maybe due to printing costs? not all manga would get greenlight from the publisher to this I guess. |
shuffle_017Mar 18, 2023 6:13 AM
LTS979 said: That's just horikoshi art being on another levelshuffle_017 said: Personally, I like the manga better for Ocacho's scene. read that volume more than 10 times, and cried every single time. One example where a medium like manga excels more than anime I guess. Like Berserk, Vagabond, etc I do love the art. it's much better than most manga with how nice it looks |
| Ochaco's speech made me cry (a little) too! |
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| That was emotional, I love it. |
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| That was a big moment for ochako and she cheers the people to stop blaming the heroes and deku himself. Class a has given everything for deku. |
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| Meh nothing but talks even the speech doesn't really move me |
| Ochaco best girl. Hands down. No contest. |
| Speeches were incredible in this episode! They were really moving. It brought smile to my face when Kota and that heteromorphic girl hugged Deku! Also, it seems Stain the hero killer is going to hunt All Might, we'll see what happens in the last episode next week! |
| Man, I can't- this was supposed to be something dramatic, right? Emotional and all. Yet I found myself laughing through about 95% of it because - idek. Was it just so unrealistic and so ridiculously over the top? From the whole explanation of how UA can MOVE (Final Fantasy VIII's gardens, anyone?), through the giant mindless mob, and everyone's endless crocodile tears they could've easily drowned in. Before even "Mr Deku"- and I mean, those shots of Kouta and Inko were actually great. That little bit with the Todorokis was great. Nezu talking to Aizawa at the end was great. That's about it. All the rest, just... gods. And All Might going off like that at the end, all alone - such an antithesis to the entire episode's "everyone stand together!" shtick, it legit hurt. Idk. Maybe it's just me being glad this whole unnecessary "arc" is finally over and we can move the fuck on. Maybe the whole season just felt overly long and the finish line is finally on the horizon. Whatever it is, I just couldn't with this episode. Uraraka's declaration? The hell did she even declare? She went on to simp for Deku, which any of his classmates could've done. Unless, yeah, I suppose they needed something to back The Romance Thread with, which is why anyone else wouldn't've "worked". Overly transparent in an already overly ridiculous episode. |
| I can't stand Ochaco but that speech hit right in the onions ;_; |
| Deep dark fantasies |
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