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people are saying
Horikoshi disappointed every kind of fan it had with MHA
MY DEAR SIR -
not bakudekus, we stay winning
I rewatched all DabiHawks scenes today, and realized they're shown together in literally only 6 scenes in ALL the story.
They still managed to convey so much through their words and expressions, but please Hori, please, for the love of God, don’t rob us of them again, we've been starving enough. Give us DabiHawks' reunion next chapter.
Scenes list (did I forget anything?):
The alley scene after the Nomu attack
The phone call
The PLF celebration
The corpse delivery
The PLF meeting in January
The Divorce scene
BROOOO MIRKO IS FUCKING CRAZY SHE'S T H E MEANING OF GIRL QUEEN PUSSY BOSS HOLY SHIT
I am sorry I laughed Bakugou
Chapter 362-365, colorized
Edgeshot and chapter 364 analysis
I decided people are just complaining for the sake of complaining at this point.
What is everyone's problem about Edgeshot saving Bakugou?
I have seen three main points. 1. Why kill him to resurrect him two chapters later? / 2. Edgeshot's quirk was never said to be able to do this / 3. Why Edgeshot? We have no emotional attachment to him
Number 1: Why he needed to be saved now (so soon?)
First of all, let's address the "why resurrect him when he just died". I think the point of Bakugou's death was never the drama of the death itself, but to show us how far he can go, the fact that by imitating Deku (the muttering, the analyzing) he ends up killing himself, this is the same flaw Deku has, they need to work together to succeed, and alone they will fail. I also believe that Horikoshi wanted to show us a re-do of chapter 1. In chapter 1 we have the heroes looking at Bakugou while he is being killed and chocked, waiting for a better hero, someone with a better quirk. We also have Deku showing them all what it means to be a hero... even reminding All Might.
In chapter 364 we finally have the heroes acting. We almost have the same situation - everyone is watching, Bakugou is being beaten up, strangled, killed. Aizawa asks for someone to help him, nobody does - until finally the heroes step up. They do not wait for the perfect quirk, this time, but they act anyway to save him. This is Horikoshi showing us that hero society is slowly being fixed, plus the importance of the next generation.
I also do not believe that Edgeshot will fix Bakugou so easily and we will have Bakugou jumping up and fighting soon. Shigaraki seemed to really believe nothing can be done - I suspected Horikoshi wanted... something else. Not the death but maybe Bakugou in a coma (for vestiges reasons?), or maybe for Deku to arrive and have to learn to control his heart even if Bakugou could be dying, or maybe for Bakugou to need Edgeshot's quirk ability to be able to successfully use his own cluster move.
So I do not believe death was the ultimate reason for his "death". Bakugou was not killed, he was injured and hit. The way it felt so final is that we are reading a weekly story.
For why it needed to happen this quickly, Bakugou's heart exploded, or is at least wounded, which means that no blood is pumping through his body. He needs a quick medical fix/resuscitation, especially to help keep his brain alive.
Number 2: Edgeshot's quirk should not do this
I think this is the worst criticism to the chapter I have seen. It is often divided in "medically it makes no sense" and "it breaks the rules of the world for him to be able to do this".
In the case of Edgeshot we do not spend too much time with him, not enough to have all the limitations of his quirk. Let's see what we have.
The first time we see him in action is in Kamino. He uses a tecnique called Ninpo, we just know that he becomes super thin and he can transform faster than the speed of sound.
We also know that he "fiddles with people's inside" to make the unconscious. Why? It would be very easy for him to choke them from the outside (stop the blood flow, get them to pass out), but in the case of Kurogiri it would probably be impossible. Kurogiri's body is not a normal human body, but he had enough speed and knowledge to be able to enter him, manipulate his insides and make him pass out. That requires a lot of medical knowlege.
I imagine for a normal human body, all he would have to do is enter their bodies, choke them from inside. It clearly shows he is comfortable entering people's bodies.
The absolute mess that happened with the recent (August 2022) My Hero Academia chapters, mainly related around the mocking of Bakugou (and B
I compiled a list of all the horrible hate that has been going on since chapter 362.
In particular the insults directly sent to Horikoshi (alongside threats) after chapter 364.
Why? Because I am tired of seeing these people accuse Bakudeku and other shippers of sending death threats (debunked) when they are the first ones to do this... with actual proof, this time.