My Hero Academia is one the most popular anime series to date. It's interesting world of quirks, heroes, and villians sparks quite a number of opinions on what has happened in the story thus far - some of them being very hot.
Do you think My Hero Academia would've been better if Midoriya stayed quirkless? Or maybe you think All Might should've given Mirio OFA instead of Midoriya?
Do any of these hot takes get you really thinking? Vote up the hot takes that make a good point!
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The Story Should've Taken Place Over Multiple School Years
I think MHA is hindered by the fact it takes place during one school year…we're finally at the final arc(s) and I still don’t really know much about half of 1-A besides surface level stuff. I really think if [the story] had two or even one year more to flesh out the rest of its cast, it would be a way better show. It’s also kinda weird because [the way] the show is paced [feels] like it doesn’t take place in just one year, so when you find out it’s kinda crazy.
928 votes
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615 VOTES
Having A Large Cast Is A Perk
it's large cast is a perk. It gives us more personalities & interactions to simply enjoy watching. Not every single character has to incredibly focused on or layered. https://t.co/cOyp42M9Rd
Never understood the appeal of early Bakugo. It’s not an exact 1 to 1 comparison but to me it’s not that different from people liking early Endeavour before the redemption arc. Like how did season 1 Bakugo manage to get such a large fanbase when he was objectively horrible https://t.co/bETBkRh1ZV
— Dyl(MnC)💀🍓SB LVI CHAMPS (@music_and_chill) April 17, 2021
685 votes
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662 VOTES
Deku's Character Is A Breath Of Fresh Air
Deku is honestly a breath of fresh air from the usual shounen Protag. It's nice seeing someone like him and you genuinely want to root for him. I don't understand why his crybaby side isn't liked even though is pleasantly human and down to earth. https://t.co/MwAJnEG8F9
