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Does anyone else love bad weather? Like the kind that’s loud and dark and draws attention to its self like pounding rain drops and thunder and lightning that seems just so close. And you can sit near a window and it’s dark outside and maybe you’ve got a candle lit or a lamp and it’s so warm inside and you’re wearing you’re favourite sweater and watching a good show or reading a good book and it’s beautiful outside the rain and the clouds and the sound of it all and you’re just so content and cosy and happy

abanjosolo

Small brain: hawks needs to think for himself

Average brain: dabi is a murderer

Big brain: endeavor is an awful person, husband, and father, and needs to face the consequences of his actions

Galaxy brain: there is no black and white solution to this. Theyve all committed horrible wrongs and its impossible to pin it all to one person. Comparing them is doing a disservice to their motivations and actions. Hawks is a loaded gun with the commissions finger on the trigger, dabi has been hurt by his past but that doesn't excuse the innocent people he's killed, and endeavor may not be a murderer but the scars hes left on his family make him arguably irredeemable

Big meat: overhaul bad

luckygirlkdy

We really went from "My Hero Academia" to "My Villain Academia" to "Keeping Up With The Todorokis" didn't we

quirkwizard

I swear, Rock Lock is the only hero so far who seems to be doing okay balancing hero life with being a parent. Nana had to abandon her son to fight AFO, the Water Hose duo died, and do I even need to say anything about Endeavor? It's almost as if the story is saying that this career isn't really conducive with family life.

While I do think that they are showing the strain of having a loved one as a hero could put on someone, Inko was a good example of this with her reactions to Izuku being in harm's way, I don't think that the story is saying it is impossible or doomed to fail. It's best to compare this to military life. Yes, people put their lives at risk in this kind of work, but they can still have a family. I think that most people would understand that their spouse is trying to save people, either to provide for the family or out of a moral obligation. I mean Rock Lock still went on that dangerous mission even though he had a family. If they are worried about their family, they could just take less dangerous jobs as heroes, like the Compass Kid working as the cleanup crew. Again, it goes back into that whole ideas that heroes being so selfless that it can hurt themselves for the sake of others.

And with the examples you picked, I can't help but feel that these are exceptions to the rule rather than a stated fact about the setting. For example, the Water Hose duo dying is an unfortunate thing to happen, but it comes with the job description. It's not like they were expecting to be murdered by Muscular. As for Nana, she was fighting a battle against the evil shadow emperor of Japan who had a vast array of resources at his disposal and zero moral compunctions. I don't think many reasonable people would blame her for trying to get her son out of the way. I won't say anything about Endeavor though, not touching that can of worms. But there have still been good examples of hero families. On top of Rock Lock, Iida comes from an entire family of heroes and he turned out really well. Knuckleduster is also a good example since he seemed to do pretty well with his family.

deafmic

thanks for coming to my ted talk about why shinsou hitoshi is a cabbage. please clap.

i didnt even bother to make this in powerpoint and just made it in photoshop instead

kimarisgundam

A redraw of a manga panel from Gokushufudou 😂. Not trying to diss Chisaki, but he really dresses weird 😂

(Chisaki probably deserves what happened to him, but he’s my favourite villain… so I feel bad for him 😣. Drew this to lighten the mood a little 😂?)

#its not even that weird people wear stranger in bnha #the color scheme takes it to the next level and makes it cursed #bnha #t; art #overhaul #chisaki kai #mirio togata

gesu-ko

Shouto’s really going through it.

apriscot

dabi no

kakooshi

Midoriya and Bakugou wore the same shirts when they were shown as friends in the first OP and the infamous scene where their relationship had officially taken a nosedive.

They wear the same shirt colors again when they’re cleaning in the dorms (Or idk lol Deku’s shirt looks kinda white but his previous one was definitely a light blue during Deku vs. Kacchan 2, you get my point).

Intentional or not, it’s one of those nice additions in showing that they could start their friendship anew.

#good eye!#i love little details like this #bnha meta #bakugou katsuki #midoriya izuku #bnha #t; text

bogleech

Are they SURE they meant to write the word “ruined” instead of “liberated film from the stranglehold of?” Maybe their hand slipped??????????????????

bogleech

Oh some of you missed it, okay, so this movie was set to hit theaters exactly when all theaters were shut down for the quarantine and rather than delay it they took a chance at releasing it direct to home streaming from day one, the first time a major studio has ever done so, and yeah the numbers can be chalked up heavily to families stuck at home with nothing to do but they still weren’t expecting it to make 100 million dollars in just a couple weeks, especially not when the whole family just has to pay for it once instead of a bunch of tickets. It was such a STAGGERING success that it opened up discussion over whether movies actually need theaters anymore, whether the profits are only being held back by how much time, energy and money it takes for consumers to arrange a whole trip out to see a new release, and pretty much the only real conclusion being drawn is a resounding “yes, and that should have been patently obvious.” It had more studios rush to put things out for streaming and they continue to be making more money than they ever imagined, even factoring in all that collective cabin fever. It also has the Academy Awards changing their rules this year to include non-theatrical releases for the first time. Trolls World Tour might go down as one of the most important, most industry-shattering works in cinematic history, albeit not necessarily for its actual content (which is cute by the way, worth seeing).

edit/yeah don’t get me wrong theaters are a fun atmosphere and I wouldn’t want to see them disappear but they have way too much say on how film success is measured and even film content

#I'd never thought I'd say this but thank god for trolls world tour #i hate everything about the cinema #i waited ages to see endgame because i hate going its tedious #throw all cinemas away #t; text