I Still Can't Believe That This Is Probably Be The Last Time We'll Ever See Shigaraki, Despite Everything
I still can't believe that this is probably be the last time we'll ever see Shigaraki, despite everything I held out hope that his death would be a fake out and he would make a grand return. In truth I've been mourning him ever since his official death in the manga but I couldn't accept this was how his story would end.
With that being said I don't hate Hori for this as it became clear near the ending that he was burnt out and desperate to end his story. Most likely due to the inhumane working conditions he and most other manga creators have to face. I'm certin that if he was given prober time and breaks to work on MHA we would have had an incredible finale.
But sadly that wasn't the case the only thing I can say now is thank you Hori and I hope you can finally get the rest you deserve, MHA has been an incredible series and even though you didn't stick the landing that doesn't invalidate all the incredible things that have come from this series and all the work you put into it.

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《 BNHA Vol. 41 》
This is the last one :(

Historians will say they were evil villains when in reality they were gamer boyfriends 😭


Literally do not care for manga's canon, the epilogue or whatever, this is how this story actually ended


