#pro dabi

[spookyanimelover97]

Dear Endeavor apologists

Victims dont owe their abusers apologies and are allowed to be angry at their abusers.

[writnwolph]

The more I think about Endeavor, the more I realize how fucking dumb he is.

Like he's really fucking dumb. Like remarkably dumb.

So, his grand plan was to marry a chick with a quirk so that he could combine with his quirk with hers and create a super baby.

A baby that is so powerful that not only it would surpass him but also surpass All Might.

Weird. Egostical. Whatever. That's not even what I'm calling dumb.

What's completely idiotic is that not once did he consider that treating said super baby like shit would result in that child being his biggest opp.

Endeavor literally bred and raised a being capable of destroying him and yet was all surprise pikachu that he would have to treat that being nicely in order to keep it on his side.

Even as a concept, this idea was fucking stupid. This is beyond being a bad parent and beyond being egostical. This entire plan lacks common sense.

"I'm gonna create a being so powerful that it can destroy me, but I'm going to treat it like shit every day as a child and hope it likes me when it's older"

Like, bro, what????

That's like buying a cane corso puppy and beating it every day, and being surprised, it eats you eventually.

I find it so funny when people try to claim that Batman makes his own enemies.

Lmfaooo, nah fam, Endeavor literally created his own enemy, starting from sperm.

[exquisitetown]

how is there still endeavor apologists after the recent chapter that came out? you people need fucking help

[theautisticcentre]

Gabby be like 'Todomomo is bi4bi but not anything else to me and Dabi is in love with me🥰'.I'm so sorry Bnha fandom for releasing her illterate ass onto you

FR

[phytine]

So I just stop reading mha (specifically the last 3 chapters) because I am just really disappointed with the progression. So what do you think will happen now based on what happened so far?

I am sorry to have taken so long to answer this but I had so many things to take care of but I am back ! 

(And to be honest, my salt for MHA is back again. Probably because I am re-re-re-re-reading HxH again and my love for the Spider had been re-ignited - the baddest found family around here, lmao. And they whine about the League... La bonne blague, les enfants...)

I usually don’t make predictions. I am bad at it tbh (even if I had said it that BJ return would be used by the author to undermine Dabi’s speech). Today, we have the exit of the prison... I don’t really know what to think of it. My biggest problem is that imho, OFA is... totally out of the most interesting part of this manga. I have tried to take an interest in him. I read theory, meta to try to find something and I can understand why thematically he is used. But to be honest, I find him boring af. He is cartoonish. A demon lord ? REALLY ? Who cares about this when there is so many problems in this society that doesn’t involve some fantasy shit per se ? I don’t. I don’t at all. 

I would like to see Shigaraki destroy either AFO or simply influence (or both). And not to make him the ultimate big bad, just to have him flourish even more as a character. 

I see a lot saying that D/eku has to make because he has OFA and he is the hero who wants/has to save everyone but... it does not have a personal impact for him. Okay, you may say he destroys the one who hurt his mentor but... what would you take between someone who just destroys his mentor nemesis and a victim who destroys his abuser who groomed him ? I would take the second one because it is way more interesting and complex imo. Of course, it will not happen because D/eku is the protagonist and Shigaraki is the antagonist but... Shigaraki has a bigger potential because his relationships with others, his backstory and his character is more complex, and most importantly : handle with more complexity. 

In a way, D/eku could be as complex as him. His place in society was very particular and he could have become really nuanced and interesting. Yet, the narrative does not let him be that. He could have understood the discrimination better than anyone but he doesn’t. He could have understood how the hero society is difficult and not that “black and white” but he does not. It is as if a potential complex character had been put into a case, the “Your typical shonen boy” (which is surprisingly changing but you see what I mean).  My worst fear is that something similar happen to Shigaraki.  That the author sacrify Shigaraki’s complexity to AFO’s one. That he would suppress his personnality and simplify his reactions (and his speeches) to make it a more “black and white” character to have a Bigger AFO, you see ? 

For now, what I see in MHA happening is a magic trick. To distract the readers of the questions and heroes’ nastiest flaws in order for the author to control the narrative in the heroes’ favor when he was the one who set up them up to fail. Just like when he piled up the revelations after Dabi’s one to distract everyone from the biggest problem, you know ? 

Oh, of course, I don’t say that there will be no negative impact for the heroes. I am just saying they will be softened and, maybe even worse, use at their own advantage. 

I will not really predict how the prison break will go, etc. I like the League. I will probably like the potential new members of the League but just a bunch of random villains who are just evil (don’t get me wrong, I LOVE just evil villains (I am an Aizen stan since my early teenage years don’t come at me lmao)) but in MHA, they are not done that well and they are not interesting that much.

But I will put that here as a part of a larger bingo : Dabi’s reveal will be used to make End/eavor shine even more for the reader. I don’t think he will deny what happened. I think he will say it is true. But it will be presented as the bravest and most amazing act, thus pushing his narrative forward as heroic whereas Dabi’s one will be seen just like BJ presented it. I hope it will not happen. But eh... I kinda lost hope in the author’s motivations behind his story. 

Anyway. That was what I was thinking about MHA lately. And what I will probably continue of thinking for a long time.