Izuku's hard to make into a villain bec as a villain he proves everyone right in a sense that he's a quieter the moment the going gets tuff. Deku's interesting because he has an insane resolve for chasing his dream of being a hero to the point of purposely hurting himself
One last thing ond the topic of " Deku should have worked before middle school" is that people are ignoring the actual world building and are treating it like some rpg. Within the world building Deku's chances of being able to do a Professional is zero. Gyms are expensive
and there is no way Inko fresh of saying she's sorry Izuku would agree to pay for her Son dream of being a hero which she would view as sending him towards his death. A Professional Trainer is going to laugh at quirkless kid that thinks he has any chance of being a Pro Hero.
For the last time if Deku trained before middle school he would be average normel kid levels of strong in a world where the base is way over it. The effort would be meaningless. It would be Deku investing time on something he know won't get him anywhere. You say Deku should make
Especially from MHA reddit. They kept doing the whole Deku only wants to save Shigaraki because he has a inner child even tho Deku constantly explains in Dark Hero to traitor that his idea of saving has evolved towards trying to understand the root cause and helping people
Yes people don't get that the low ratings for Summer Camp came not from the Japanese Audience not liking the league. It came because they were noticing a formula that they getting tired of seeing which is the League interrupting the Students training. They wanted more of what the
A "myth" that always made me roll my eyes is the one that says MVA was hated in Japan, or that the Japanese hate the villains due to misinformation that has been spread over the years.
They hear "the Japanese audience likes it more when the story focuses on the main characters because it's very hard to make them like a charismatic villain if they are the main focus" and somehow they hear "the Japanese audience HATES My Villain Academia and the EVIL editors made it worse" Mfer those are TWO different things!
Horikoshi knew the risk of making MVA BEFORE making it because he knew the audience, and the Jump editors themselves warned him about it, but he still wrote it because it was HIS story, and he himself said it paid off in the end because the reception was positive, unlike Training Camp.
Do Japanese audiences like the protagonists more? Yes, they do. And it doesn't translate in them hating Villains.
Yamato in the main timeline views Oden as a mantle and a legacy to embody. In the bad SBS timeline, he takes the legacy too far, completely losing himself to copy Oden's appearance and set out to die like him.
#ONEPIECE1197
Yamato has ZERO “sense of self” but she’s still an ACoC user.
She doesn’t deserve it until Yamato stops the Oden gimmick
So Peter has Autonomous Spider Instinct
Jean failed on Peter for one biological reason: she assumed his brain controls his body.
Hulk and Punisher have standard mammalian neural architecture. Frank is driven by singular trauma, and Banner is driven by fractured rage. Both have a centralized steering wheel in the prefrontal cortex, Jean just reached in and took the keys.
Peter’s biology doesn't work like a human's. The spider bite mutated his nervous system into a decentralized arachnid network where motor functions operate completely detached from conscious thought.
We saw the proof in No Way Home: Strange knocked Peter’s entire conscious soul into the Astral Plane, and his empty physical body was still effortlessly dodging a Sorcerer Supreme on pure autonomic reflex.
Jean was successfully hijacking Peter’s thoughts, but his limbs don’t wait for cognitive permission when a threat is present. She took over the driver's seat of a vehicle operating entirely on autopilot.
I find it interesting that Deku never attempts to replicate Allmight victory pose especially when both Endeavor and Bakugo tried to. For me it shows that Deku moved past maintaining Allmight standard and moved to create his own.
" other characters told Deku not to break his bones" Do they tell him how to control his powers? No then who gives a shit if they tell him not to break his bones when that is a result of him not knowing how to control his powers. He literally still uses shoot Style. He just
doesn't announce his moves and attacks later on as Shot style because it's the baseline of how he moves his body. Bakugo told Deku to not rely on just his kicks because it makes him predictable and to mix in his punches to surprise the enemies like what Deku did with him.