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can you draw a deku sensei surrounded by lop bunnies please?
day 154
bnuuy x5
bnha real ending (cousins)
Tddkweek day4: amnesia
TdIz week: D1 pride.
Drawing while have insane art lock was an experience lol. Hopefully it doesn’t look THAT bad and it’s just the art block talking.
Couple of W.i.ps I did (Mainly with DFO and All for Inko if anyone's alive)
Late to the trend but, All for Inko with that one Reze and Denji scene. I fecking love them. And Denji and Reze
I'm struggling to even articulate how bad the Iron Izuku armor is conceptually. It is everything wrong with One for All and the story as a whole. It exemplifies the failures of My Hero Academia.
The story is supposed to be about Izuku becoming the greatest hero. There are two ways a story like this could deliver. He could either become the strongest or fundementally redefine what it means to be a hero. My hero academia does neither.
When Izuku was given One for All fundementally has to becomes the strongest. That's how the world works. The last guy with it could at a sixtieth of his prime missing a lung and over extended can punch storms into existence. Yet even when Izuku is opperating at what should be well above a sixtieth of All-Mights strength. Izuku never becomes stronger then All-Might. Izuku can never be stronger then All-Might because the quirk gets destroyed.
If Izuku cannot be the strongest then in order for the story to deliver he has to become meaningful. He has to redefine the meaning of a hero. Izuku doesn't do that either. He spends the entire story wilfully disregarding the blatant problems with his society. Izuku is written as someone who is more distressed about lady nagant going rogue by killer he boss then the fact that her boss repeatedly ordered her to carry out illegal assassinations. Izuku is a bootlicker and bootlickers don't like meaningful change.
Iron Izuku becomes a sad consolation prize giving nothing of value. Izuku cannot become meaningful because after the entire story his character is the same. He is still someone who wants to be a hero yet does nothing to become a hero. Even now he is given Iron Izuku. He did not design it, he did not build it, he didnt come up with the idea for it and he didnt even facilitate its builders meeting. Not only can't Izuku become meaningful he also can't become powerful because a small suit of armor simply cannot match up to the power of One for All. Iron Izuku could have worked as a representation of the lives he changed for the better and the bonds he made. It could have but it doesnt. All his friends and classmates canonically barely saw or talked to him for almost a decade because he isn't important to them. Maybe Iron Izuku could have worked as an ending but not for this story. In this story Iron Izuku is a pitty laugh and limp twisted applause as the moth eaten curtains close, used as nothing more then an aknowledgement that a story occured and now it is over.
Focusing in on the last paragraph, Midoriya has ties to Mei Hatsume and Melissa Shield two girls who are shown to be great at creating support gear. Why didn't he reach out to them? Multiple of his classmates are rich and he's super close to one of them. Why didn't he reach out to Shoto?
Instead it's just given to him by Bakugou. He didn't seek it out himself, he didn't move on, it was just given to him
Before the ending I thought criticisms of Izuku not training or otherwise preparing before meeting All Might were unfair as Japan is known for long hours spent at school and studying, and most options he could have taken would be age restricted, require parental permission, and/or money.
How am I supposed to disagree with the idea that he has no ambition to go after his own goals after that? It reframes his character for the worse in so many ways
Yea idk it just fits him
321 We! want yuri
mha bravely asks "can people become heroes without quirks" and then bravely answers "well not really maybe for a hobby at weekends though. Every other mha student WILL become a pro hero though!!!"
Well, I love Tododeku and drawing them in my Sun and Moon AU 🌙
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I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy, unless, of course, we are talking about my enemy, Horikoshi. Fuck you, Horikoshi, you know what you did.
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i think deku sensei as a magical girl would be pretty fun >:3c also thanks for sharing your art with us!!
day 95
sailor deku-sensei! (thank you for being here!!)
finally drawing a ship I loved for yearsss
“I never imagined…that a day would come when Kacchan and I could have a normal-ish conversation.”
Very normal thing to say about a childhood bestie. It’s notable that Izuku perceives Bakugou treating him like a normal human being as equally fantastical as the Symbol of Peace making him his heir.
This could have been an interesting and believable character development if it weren’t for the Interim Bakugou Problem pervading these chapters post Todoroki Family Dinner (spiking Izuku in the head when he felt proud of his progress with Blackwhip, making fun of Float and insisting none of the other quirks/One for All wielders matter, etc.)
One of my biggest issues with mha is how izuku rarely/ never questions the status quo despite being unfairly prejudiced,isolated and tormented like alot of our villain characters and even some other characters like hawks(tho he does absolutely nothing about it he still acknowledged it), lady nagant, gentle criminal and so on and on.
My biggest comparison is hero killer stain. When we find out about Akaguro's backstory, we see that he was inspired by all might and decided to work hard to get into a hero school (just like izuku), but after joining, he had the realization that almost everyone there desired fame,reward and riches.
Not the heroic desires and self-sacrificing nature that inspired him to become a hero,but pure greed and selfishness. Seeing the title "hero" being given and sought out by celebrity wannabes who were there for their own personal gains and building their public image must've been a sickening site for Akaguro. So he drops out and started trying to make others see that the title hero was being killed by money and power hunger imposters and called for the "revival of the hero" but no one listened so he decided to make it his mission to be the one do it. Even if it ment killing and dying for the cause.
Okay, I won't lie. There's a lot of issues with stains, story and character, but in my personal opinion, this was one of the best arcs in mha because it let us see what kinda society we were dealing with. Stains ideology (tho being flawed) and backstory gave us a new prospective ..... or did it?
What If I said we've already experienced something similar to Akaguro's back story in CHAPER 1.
When we get the introduction to the first scene, we see a child protecting another kid who's hurt really badly from bullies who are mocking him for playing the role of a hero despite being powerless. Now, what's interesting is that ALL these children want to become heroes. The child protecting another even if he's scared,outnumbered, and will get hurt (izuku) and the bullies who are hurting,mocking and jumping people weaker than them (bakugo and his lackies)."THAT CAN'T BE RIGHT!?ALL THESE KIDS WANT THE TITLE HERO THAT DOESN'T MAKS SENSE!? " right? There's only one person displaying the traits of a true hero which is izuku but but bakugo and his friends believe they're the ones destined for heroics as a career path.
Right here is where we (or at least i did)start questioning what it means to be a hero in this society. We already start seeing stain's point about people killing heroics and the title hero losing meaning by being associated with phonies who just wanna cash grab at best and horrible and disgusting people who love to have power over others ( Bakugo,HPSC and Endeavor being big examples).
*note:there are exceptions like ochako cuz she wanted to help her parents and the way to do that was make money but she's still more hero than a "phony" so I'll let her slide*
Now my issue is that izuku doesn't have the same revelations as stain or even something remotely close to it despite being exposed to the same situation at an early age and longer than Akaguro/stain (Other than the "all humans are not created equal" line, but that has more to do with quirk discrimination rather than the question of what does being a hero mean.) Izuku, who also admired and was inspired by All might to help and save people, had to witness people who physically and/or verbally abused and tormented him on a daily basis for OVER A DECADE claim they were going to be amazing,rich and powerful heroes. This is MUCH worse than what stain went through before he dropped out and started his clean up mission. Izuku never criticises how these people who find it fun to hurt him and others dream of being heroes. No. Instead HE ENCOURAGES,PRAISES AND ACTIVELY CHEERS ON BAKUGO. THE WORST OF THEM ALL. HAH!
I find it so disheartening that izuku associates being a hero with having a "good" quirk and it doesn't matter how you treat others or if you display qualities of a good person who wants to help and save others to be a hero in his eyes. It makes izuku's character so flat and one dimensional instead of complex which an mc should be. He's not aware or is unfazed by the society around him. He doesn't seek to change the horrible hero society. he just tries "fix" the victims of said society. His worship of heros isn't shaken or questioned when he finds out about the number 2 hero of Japan doing eugenics,trafficking & buying a human being, and abusing his family. Neither is it shaken when he finds out about the HPSC grooming children to use as industry plants and assassins, but that's another whole rant for another day.
Danm, I didn't expect to go on for this long lmao TT I hope my brain dump was somewhat cohesive.
my first tododeku painting 🥺 they are so in love
lowkey became emotional painting this...