The Wonderful World Of Me!

She/They—The world can be a dark and scary place, so I look for the bright things to help my day be ok

[sconeeey]

Spinneraki the gaymers

[shi-za-rus]

[skysfandomnonsense]

Twice is more like “I can have so many bodies” but you get the idea

[buttercupshands]

made a silly to entertain my thoughts while on a quick return to mha

[spare-tomu-pics]

[just-a-random-bakugo-stan]

Oh he doesn’t PLAY about Shigaraki

He genuinely looks like he’s about to jump Izuku 😭

[clockworkwilll]

How Horikoshi feels after making the League of Villains metaphors for the cycle of abuse and how victims and the mentally ill are treated in society just to kill them all of in the most ironically horrible ways

Like wdym we spent multiple full length chapters learning about how Shigaraki was abused just to accidentally kill his family before being basically kidnapped, groomed, and psychologically tormented by the literal manifestation of evil just to be killed by him in the end??

Wdym we followed multiple counts of the Todoroki family’s suffering at the hands of Endeavor, learning how the selfish desires of one man ruined the lives of five other ppl and how he turned his son Touya to a life as a murderous villain just for him to be forced to survive past his natural lifespan so that Endeavor could force Touya to talk to him to feel better abt himself??

Twice dies alone after finally finding a family who accepted him. Mr. Compress and Spinner joined the league to be less alone, and are now going to spend the rest of their lives alone in jail mourning their friends’ deaths.

Even Toga, who had the most arguably “satisfying” conclusion, only did so because she sacrificed herself, a choice she made. Even then, it adheres to the idea that the mentally ill are the ones who must change in order to fit society. Even if Uraraka understood Himiko and was willing to help her, Toga still died a villain in the eyes of society

I understand that they’re villains and they won’t get a happy ending, and that death is the easiest way to finish a characters story, but literally what was the point of it all? What was the message Horikoshi was trying to convey? That victims and ppl who suffer from mental illness are villains and are bound to die or rot in jail/psych wards? That abusers will always win over their victims? The villains were thoroughly fleshed out and made to be empathized with, just to kill them all off? Lazy writing imo

[aliminalexistence]

funny how the league of villains would have been the 'heroic' protagonists in a different franchise.

Literally a ragtag group of traumatized underdogs fighting against/ lashing out against systems of oppression, killing racists, business men, mob bosses, abusers, and corrupt cops alike; while finding family and belonging with each other and growing from their connections with each other. They are like the unequivocally lawful to neutral good in basically 60% of other media.

[brookerthespinnerfan]

would you rather be with

a hello kitty pajamas girl

Or a goth femboy

[questionabletrash]

Somebody’s gotta keep him company while his leg heals dude it’s not my fault

[moodyvoid]

Spinner: “I’m here for the League of Legends meet up.”

Tomura: “League of Villains?”

Spinner: “League of… Legends?”

Tomura: “League of… Villains.”

Spinner: “…Oh.”

Spinner, turning to leave.

Tomura: “Wait… we can do both.”

[serpentwires]

They make me ill

[omchyn]

babies:(

[cheeseonatower]

Team stupid shirts on their way to do… something

[commander-revan]

The League of Villains - First and Last Appearances

[villainsandvictimsalliance]

Here are some bnha ending implications about the League of Villains that drive me crazy:

We don't know if Touya thought Spinner and Mr. Compress were dead too.

Tomura never knew Twice was dead.

Touya and Tomura never knew that Toga tried to shapeshift into them and cried 'cause she couldn't :(

Mr. Compress last saw the LOV while he was trying to save them / help them reach a safe place. Next thing he was told is that most of them were dead.

Even if Touya was still alive long enough for Spinner to publish his book/comic, I doubt someone read it to Touya.

Since Toga showed up as Twice in the final battle, we don't know if Giran was aware of Twice being dead previous to that occasion or if he thinks Twice died at war there.

Although Kurogiri said that Tomura's friends were waiting for him, Tomura never saw his friends again.

They don't even know Tomura considered them his friends.

They don't know that part of the reason why Tomura died is because between the offer to change and forget his friend or stay behind and keep their memories, Tomura refused to be anything else but the villain's hero.

Most of them didn't get to hear Compress revealing his identity.

Toga "died" happily to save a friend, just like Twice did for her.

The last time most of the LOV saw Tomura, he wasn't himself / was possessed by AFO.

While the LOV's job was to sacrifice their lives for Tomura, it ended up being the other way around. Tomura died in their names and they got to die however they wanted.

Touya doesn't know Toga kept his words in her heart and got to smile again <3

All of them were doomed by the narrative.

The League of Villains has by far some of the most painful or torturous deaths in the whole series.

The villains have far better healing technology 'cause they somehow managed to save Dabi from being almost completely burnt, while he was doomed to die after the bnha finale.

Being part of the LOV was the highlight of most of its members lives.

Tomura probably doesn't know how much Kurogiri saw him as his own son.

Kurogiri probably doesn't know how much Tomura loved him, despite hiding it.

Spinner was probably never told Tomura's real story, so his version of the story will be forever incomplete. Even when he's Tomura's canon best friend.

Tomura saw his family die in front of him as a kid, but he died far away from all his friends.

Touya probably thought he was the last one of them to die.

Despite being called weak all his life, Spinner has to carry the burden of being the one and only last survival of the LOV.

[movene]