You Either Die Constantly Saying The Hero Is Actually A Villain, Or You Live Long Enough To See Yourself

You either die constantly saying the hero is actually a villain, or you live long enough to see yourself become the hero who is actually a villain

Cap: scott, what's going on? Do you have a way to save everyone?

Scott, smiling: you do remember me!

Fennec: hey you look kinda familiar have we met before

Boba fett: no, I just have one of those faces. One of those many, MANY faces

One of the most well done things about Into the spider-verse is how it portrays the death of a superhero.

When people find out do we see thing's like "crime rates skyrocket" or anything like that? No, we see people mourning the loss of somebody who helped so many people and inspired an entire city.

Peter's grave is covered in roses and spiderman toys and even children's drawings, same thing with aunt May's house. People are devastated when they hear about it, stopping what they are doing immediately. Thousands of people show up for his funeral.

And when they learn that there is a new Spiderman who is continuing his legacy, they accept him.

so can we start hunting down white liberals now or what

What I like about my hero academia is that izuku gets to leave a school where he’s bullied and made fun of to a school where pretty much everyone likes and respects him

This is a world full of superheroes and most people have superpowers but that’s probably the most escapist part of The whole show