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What is your thought on Bakugou redemption arc,do you think it's good,or it's bad writting in some aspects?

Thanks for the question, @birekuden.

There are just to many things to say but anyway, lets start. I will talk about why i dont like the way story portrayed Bakugou in another post, here, i will talk about Deku and Bakugou’s relationship.

Bnha is a story about abuse. In hero society, there is a system that support abuse & violence and many people are victim of this system. Narrative also shows how much wrong it is.

Bakugou is also abuse victim and victim of system, just  like others. Yeah, maybe his mother loves him but still, the way her mother treats him is abuse.

Also the way society treats Bakugou is the reason Bakugou is like this. Bakugou has very toxic mind, it hurts both himself and others.

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Still don’t get why Geto called Maki a “monkey” when she’s a trained sorcerer?💀 like at the time he met her, she is able to conserve her cursed energy and avoid creating curses; to me Maki seems like the perfect solution to his dilemma. Geto’s whole principles were built on such a faulty notion cause Toji as well (Toji aka the og monkey in Geto’s eyes) probably doesn’t have the ability to release cursed spirits as well because Toji didn’t even have cursed energy?

I find it frankly hilarious how Geto reached the conclusion that cursed spirits and humans are the main source of his misery, instead of like idk listening to Yuki and understanding that the problem is cursed energy something that is common between Humans and Sorcerers alike (with the exception of Maki and Toji) and something that was revealed to be more of an issue within Japan rather than other countries so there’s literally a world out there that functions without cursed energy and sorcerers just fine but somehow he just ignored that?

Also Riko’s death was the first crack in his sanity but Riko was only a vessel? She didn’t have a cursed technique nor was she considered a sorcerer?!??? And we know he cared about Riko?!?? But if he were to follow his own future ideals, he would have to kill Riko too cause she’s a human? By his standards, that again make zero sense, Riko should die to create his perfect world of sorcerers only💀

Like it’s actually so absurd how he ended up hating humans instead of sorcerers? Like it would make more sense if he had ended up defecting on the side against sorcerers and accused them saying some righteous bullshit like “our techniques are a double edged sword! We should get rid of cursed energy to rid ourselves of this taint” or something like that?

Like I swear to god it makes a lot more sense for him to have joined Yuki in her travels than whatever the fuck he did? It feels like such a plot hole because throughout the past arc he mostly struggled because of the jujutsu world not humans? The only ones who actually suffered because of humans were Mimiko and Nanako; like not even Riko because Riko’s whole problem was because of the bounty on her head and it even got to a point where Geto had to fight other sorcerers (curse users) to protect Riko? EVEN HAIBARA?!??? Haibara died in a mission assigned to him that probably (if I remember correctly) wasn’t in his grade level therefore he died.

So when do we see his struggle because of cursed spirits? Because of the thing he apparently viewed to be so damning since the beginning? Like even taking into account the religious group that follows Tengen, Tengen should’ve exterminated them or asked the higherups to do so since they apparently were too much of a threat but they let that cult do whatever? So literally every single problem Geto faces is because of cursed energy, sorcerers, and the jujutsu society?

And I UNDERSTAND that his plan to kill non sorcerers wasn’t preplanned and just spawned into his mind when he lost his shit on the village people and I guess his pride AND helplessness forced him to go through with what he did so he could find a reason for his existential crisis but it was ultimately meaningless? Like I understand that to a certain degree his hatred towards humans was caused by various traumatizing events (Gojo “dying” from Toji(human), Riko (vessel) dying and the human cult clapping for her death, Haibara dying during a mission, Miminana suffering at the village) but those events were so different from each other and their outcomes were caused by very distinct causes that having him bitch and whine about humans releasing cursed spirits just plainly doesn’t make sense? It makes even less sense when you realize even he said that killing humans was meaningless (when he told Gojo not to kill the cult) so having him justify the killing because humans have no control over cursed energy (MAY I SAY AGAIN AN ISSUE THAT I DONT REALLY THINK BRO HAD A PROBLEM WITH THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE ARC?!?) is just laughable?!?????

Idk where I am going with this but it would’ve been more reasonable to have had Yuki say “Gojo’s technique is the cause of the rising strength in curses” OR “Did you know that cursed energy is the fuel for curses and Jujutsu techniques are just a catalyst for their growth?” (Which is fucking true by the way and the proof is that the culling games needs participating SORCERERS because their techniques amplify cursed energy or at least that’s what Kenjaku said) And then have Geto go through the epiphany of understanding that the deaths he faced in his youth are tightly knit with the way the jujutsu society functions rather than fucking humans and cursed spirits (which again they were never really that fucking relevant to his struggles that we saw?). Then have him defect and fight Gojo because Gojo’s existence is a paradox because he believed jujutsu exists to protect non jujutsu users but Gojo’s mere existence and infinite cursed energy makes that harder so what’s the point of it all and what’s the point of techniques if they’re just fuel to the water and the sorcerers end up dying anyways? Then have Geto still go down a dark path but the difference is that he attacks the school to kill Yuta because Yuta carries too much cursed energy with him from Rika and have Gojo kill him all the same except now I think Geto’s character wouldn’t be so contradictory for no reason?

I don’t know if Gege intended to make Geto that meaningless to stress on how much of a lost cause he is and how having a strong moral compass in a society so rotten to it’s core can make you lose your shit or if the plot line really is that mess of contradictions but I wanted to voice my thoughts 😭

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WHAT is with the unOrdinary fandom and their ugly ass "John can do no wrong" mentality??? like what is the difference between John and the group of mid tiers who kidnapped Sera and beat her excessively because of their hatred for high tiers and their entitlement? literally nothing. John is doing just that. The only difference is that it's John so y'all root for him. "Breaking the heirarchy" is just a lame excuse to inact revenge and prove a point. How exactly is he breaking the hierarchy by doing what he's doing? It's only causing panic and dissaray. Honestly I've always somewhat sympathised with anti-heros but he's just so fucking frustrating with his hypocrisy.

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MHA: Fling Theory

While writing a much, much longer analysis and prediction post (which we will finish and post hopefully by Wednesday - fingers crossed, it’s already been delayed over a week because of work schedules and additions) and a portion discussing what @aoimikans​ and I know of the wider-known Dad for One Theory, I had to pause while discussing the topic of Nana Shimura’s husband.  

At the time, I had been writing about the alternative ways All for One found Nana Shimura and her husband (whether he was a hero, a civilian, or perhaps the 6th User of OfA) and killed her husband. I mentioned there is an alternative theory floating around that All for One was actually her husband, but it is generally easy to debunk based on canon information, including recent information given to use via Gran Torino’s flashback: 

In a recent chapter, when we see Gran Torino watch Nana as she gives up Kotaro, Nana says later in the flashback “if he learns of Kotaro” as if All for One was not aware of the boy, to begin with. That may imply that her husband was killed while she was pregnant and she escaped AfO’s attention long enough to raise Kotaro for a few years. 

One would think that if AfO was her husband, he’d know about Kotaro early on, or at the very least know of the attempts to have a child. And if AfO already knew of their connection, he would try to use it against her and put both her and her child in danger. Not only that but when All for One finds Shimura’s family later on - and he would have to have found them to show interest in Tenko - he simply allows Kotaro and Hana to die. Kotaro, Nana’s son, and Hana, Kotaro’s daughter who resembles Nana in both name and appearance. If he had been her husband and found she’d managed to hide away a child, I can’t imagine he wouldn’t move to possess that entire family somehow. 

Then… It occurred to me that there is another alternative option which I’m calling the Fling Theory. 

All for One approached Nana Shimura under a different name and quirk (much like the theorized Dad for One = Hisashi Midoriya situation) and attempted to get close enough to her to create a relationship, trick her into giving him One for All (and maybe even a child at that point). All for One was unsuccessful stealing the quirk by force up until then. Perhaps he thought a different approach would work, and being a charismatic person and egotistical it sounds like something he’d do. 

Maybe it got as far as a night of passion before Nana realized who All for One was and fled. That would certainly give one plausible explanation for why everything seems so personal when All for One discusses Nana Shimura. Moreover, if she discovered she was pregnant after? A marriage to a hero or civilian husband to cover for the existence of a child would be necessary to hide him. Again, in Gran Torino’s recent flashback, there is that focus on what Nana says: “if he learns of Kotaro…” 

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