I Don't Know If You Know Record Of Ragnarok But I Think That Leonidas And Geirlul Are What Ichigo And

I don't know if you know Record of Ragnarok but I think that Leonidas and Geirölul are what Ichigo and Zangetsu would have been if they had had a good relationship from the beginning without the lies and the prejudices of everyone around them (considering the violent nature that Ichigo has always had, it wouldn't have been unreasonable):

Zangetsu would get angry with anyone who despised him or Ichigo just as happened with Geirölul.

Zangetsu would call Ichigo with nicknames as a sign of affection and trust while he shows concern for him like Geirölul does with Leonidas when she calls him Leo.

Ichigo and Zangetsu would crush their enemies together with enthusiasm, just as Leonidas and Geirölul do in their fight against Apollo.

It would be great if his second Volund, besides to being a spear, was like the spear used by Kyoko Sakura from Madoka Magica. Just imagine that Leonidas' second Volund be a spear and he can divide it in chains and control it telekinetically just Iike Kyoko does with hers.

Did anyone else think that King Leonidas was going to have Two Volunds?

Shield and Spear?

I've been thinking about something and it's that both the Hero Society and All for One, the main villain and antagonist of My Hero Academia, see the world in the same way as the villains of Medaka Box.

In Medaka Box, its antagonists and even the main protagonist herself, Medaka, feel that they have to live only as roles in a story and they are defeated by Zenkichi, a normal boy, for the simple fact that he treats them as people and not by their roles or archetypes.

What I'm getting at with this is that Hero Society judges its citizens according to the quirk they are born with (they call those with a powerful or flashy quirk heroes, those with a nasty or dangerous quirk they call villains, and those who do not have quirks simply look down on them) and treat them under character archetypes (heroes are required to be perfect and save all the people on the planet at the expense of their physical and emotional health, those who have unpleasant quirks are treated as villains who must be stopped at all costs without being offered the opportunity to rehabilitate, being imprisoned without a trial at best and killed at worst and the quirkless simply treat them as extras who have no importance). It is thanks to this way of thinking that Hero Society has that Bakugo, Endeavor, Hawks and others acquire a quite toxic mentality and got away with their abuses and it is even thanks to the society that All Might believed he had to solve the problems. everyone's problems alone and the citizens became dependent on the heroes causing bystander syndrome and people like Tomura and the League were discriminated against for their gifts and no one did anything to help them or show them that there is another way to solve things without reaching to violence and quirkless people they treat them as useless all the time and mistreat them whenever they can.

On the other hand, AFO lives with the role of the main villain of a story (he wants to be the Ultimate Lord Demon) and wants others to live in that narrative. He sees the world from a story point of view and sees others by archetypes (he sees Tomura and the League in general as villains because of their powers, he sees any wielder of One for All as the main protagonist who is destined to face him, see anyone who isn't a villain or a One for All wielder as an extra).

The reason everyone in the League became violent is because everyone has dehumanized them by seeing them as villain archetypes and not broken people who urgently need help. Heroes are also dehumanized because they are seen as perfect beings who have to be powerful and do all the work, forgetting that they are humans who make mistakes, who need help and who cannot do everything alone. Quirkless are still people who can contribute in other ways and deserve to be treated with kindness and respect like anyone else.

For Hero Society to improve, everyone has to stop seeing people as character archetypes because of their quirks and see them as people and give them real support.

With everything that has been revealed to us about AFO, it seems that he is the fusion of Guts and Griffith.

AFO and Guts

They are tall, muscular and have short curly hair.

They were born to a dead mother.

They have a strong sense of survival and they are willing to do anything to survive even impossible things.

They are quite aggressive, especially towards those who harm the people they love.

They are also aggressive towards their loved ones but they care about them.

Because of their upbringing (or lack thereof) they see violence as normal.

They are considered demon children or beings of bad luck.

They both want to be loved but can't show it.

AFO and Griffith

They have white hair.

They both cling to a dream they had since childhood.

They both have a very distorted perception of love, being quite controlling and possessive of their loved ones.

They are willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their dream.

They are manipulative and charismatic but sometimes they are childish.

They have a large number of followers and they consider them their saviors.

They are obsessed with people who they believe betrayed or abandoned them.

They recruited children to help them achieve their dream.

They are demon lords (Griffith's case he is literally one).

AFO and the quirk counselor offer their "help" in making Himiko and Yuuga be what the Hero Society says is normal and they even smile and dress alike. AFO really represents the worst of the Hero Society and Japanese society in general.

Thinking about Toga and Aoyama similarities

Thinking about the wording of these panels

I don't know about you but the Barbie and Oppenheimer crossover because they were released on the same day reminds me of what happened with Doom Eternal and Animal Crossing: New Horizons that because both were released on the same day, everyone did crossover where Doom Slayer and Isabelle are friends.