#ch 295

[opjourney]

[everypanelofshouto]

Chapter 295 - Tenacious

[sunflowercider]

"Lloyd makes terrible, scary contracts!"

Ah, easy mistake. Lloyd actually tends to create mostly fair contracts, making sure to benefit all people involved. You must be thinking of Rakiel, the Crown Prince who enslaved 20 vampires using the intimidation skill he just received.

[booty-uprooter]

'i know what you are'

[sirensea14]

Smol doodle, taken from ch 295

[sheev66]

His father’s house

So it seems that by the end of the the most recent chapter, Deku has intuitively grasped the consequences of Shigaraki falling between the gaps and into the clutches of AfO. On one hand, the last panel of the destroyed cityscape is a simple reminder of all the destruction of this arc. On the other, it’s an important symbolic reminder of the root of Shigaraki’s rage.

First of all, the cityscape is featured in Shigaraki’s “Plus Ultra” speech. It should be noted that Deku, unlike Endeavor, actually seems to listen to what Shigaraki is saying.

Just as important is the word “reject”. It’s not the same, but it’s ancestry can be traced back to this motif, the most fundamental building block of Shigaraki’s origin; the feeling of being “Denied” by his father’s house.

Shigaraki destroys the house, his family and the itch that plagued him, but tragically only for a short time. Being shunned by the people on the street, like how his plight was ignored by the rest of his family, transferred the feelings he about his father’s house to the entire world.

This all comes full circle with the final panel of the latest chapter. Despite all of Shigaraki’s crimes, Deku understands that somewhere down the line, someone was failed. They were never saved at all. That’s why Deku’s final line is accompanied by obliterated cityscape that denied Shigaraki.

[ebi10pura]

Fire force chapter 295 spoilers

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WHAT THE FUCK

[general-thinks]

Ok, call me a monster, but I love seeing Komi this insecure of herself

It gives away the feeling the facade of the perfect goddess Komi is TRULY a facade, and that the true Komi is a normal girl with enormous problems of communication and selfworth.

And I even get her thought process. I mean, she was in class with people with exploding personalities, like Nakanaka, Onemine, Yadano... Heck, even Yamai, for how much twisted she was, had a really strong (toxic) personality!

But Komi is not just a cute face in the crowd, and not even the goddess many see her. She's the dork that didn't had a cellphone before and once she had one she called for mistake Tadano, that messed up Najimi's coffee order, that she totally misunderstood Katai's first appearance. She's shy, nerdy, and sometimes kinda clueless.

I can't wait for Tadano and her friends to make her understand that she is an interessing an fun person, and all of them loves her no matter what