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no
No because why are you upset?
While yes it is hard to believe and a little disappointing that Deku sort of drifted away with like you know talking to his friends and stuff, he still met with them in the end
And thinking about it, no matter what happened, that was what happened for me with my high school friends, we sort of drifted away (minus the fact that I did not save the world 💀)
And honestly like being a hero looks like a really fuckin hard and time consuming job ya'll really think they have that much extra time on they're hands??
Like ya'll- Deku's still a hero
Did we forget Bakugou started like creating an epic hero suit that would HELP with that???
LIKE STOP COMPLAINING
I'll say this once and I'll say it again
What Horikoshi was trying to say with My Hero Academia is that heros are just ordinary people. Like the term 'hero' is different for everyone. And personally, My Hero Academia is the reason I'm alive rn, and I'm grateful for that because otherwise I wouldn't have met my niece, whom I am very close to. (That child will grow up to do great things and I will do everything I can to support her) and so for this reason, Horikoshi is MY hero because he created this silly show about a kid like me who became a hero in many people's eyes.
Remember the League of Villains? Shigaraki was their hero, wasn't he?
Remember Stain? To a lot of people, he was their hero.
There are so many cases where I personally think that Horikoshi made to say that the term hero means something different for different people, and that hero's are just ordinary people in real life, not people with super strength or super speed, but regular normal people.
Anyway, thank you for your time.
bro can we PLEASE talk about how fucking SHITTY my hero ending was…
i liked the ending for mha
LISTEN LISTEN LISTEN (skip if you don't know)
I get really pissed when ppl are like: omg I hated the ending like what was the point to it its just like
SHUT
SHUT THE FUCK PLS
I think Horikoshi was tryna say that heros are just ordinary people. Maybe its someone who gives you a compliment on a bad day, maybe its your older sibling who was ways looking out for you, maybe it was that one friend who helped you when you were in a tight spot.
Heros are ordinary people, not people who have powers, or losts of physical strength, but people who do good things because it brings a smile on someone elses face or just for the hell of it.
This is the message I think Horikoshi was tryna spread but I could be wrong guys
Anyway I love you all, even the people who didn't like the ending.
Stay safe
And goodbye My Hero Academia, thank you for helping me through some really shitty times.
The worst thing for me personally is that all the poster boys/chibis that have been used for marketing over and over again are dead and have unsatisfactory endings. Like most people just know MHA because of the villains, which were written wonderfully, but now have lost all their life and character.
This ending is so unsatisfactory/confusing/non-ending like that I firmly believe that Hori started hating the series halfway through end highs or he died and some newbie finished it. Cause you can not tell me that this is supposed to be it?! Where is the promised change with Izuku? Why does it feel like we will be trapped in an infinite samsara with society failing people again and again. Them then turn into villains only to be killed and have no trauma ever addressed.
You mean to tell me that MHA just ended with Izuku all alone, hero society is still fucking broken, so many questions are unanswered and we’re supposed to just be fine with it?!
I know good goddamn well we didn’t wait 10 years just for this shit to happen
I’m tired ya’ll