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Apr 25, 2016 6:04 AM
#201
Hmmm. I wonder if Deku is going to be crying in every episode. |
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Apr 25, 2016 6:11 AM
#202
Izuku, don't listen to other people, cry as much as you want! But remember to smile more often too! |
Apr 25, 2016 6:59 AM
#203
I agree with people that this is predictable and shit. But it's a shounen so I prefer it start this way I wont hide that I dislike how wimpy Deku is. And the crying scene for a damn exam result was boring. Nevertheless, I'm still enjoying this serie so far. I just hope the MC will get more confidence in the future |
Apr 25, 2016 7:34 AM
#204
Fairly predictable at some points but was still pretty fun throughout. |
Apr 25, 2016 7:57 AM
#205
Reminder this only 4 chapters into a weekly manga which for a 13 episode series is kinda meh I think people are over criticizing Deku and the series talking about how predictable it is. When the anime hasn't even gotten nowhere into the series I could see if you talked about the pacing though considering 13 episodes..... |
Apr 25, 2016 9:42 AM
#206
Apr 25, 2016 10:13 AM
#207
Another great episode, dat smash was so damn awesome |
Apr 25, 2016 10:56 AM
#208
Another good episode. The show migh be a little cliche and predictable at points but its execution and characters make it so fun to watch. I just love it, cant wait for the next ep!! |
Apr 25, 2016 11:05 AM
#209
The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. |
miritar said: Wouldn't it be terrifying if the father was the teacher?? hope that would trigger a rerun. But, being how gung-ho his mother was at the beginning about him marrying.... it is possible that MC is the father. See... This is what happens when your otp is ripped mercilessly from your heart in a few pages and you don't even know what is going on anymore. |
Apr 25, 2016 11:26 AM
#210
For some reason, I teared up a lot from this episode. Dem feels are so strong |
Apr 25, 2016 11:38 AM
#211
juicykitten95 said: keragamming said: Alright episode. Kinda hope this underdog phase dies out soon with the main character acting all wimpy and gloomy with his over exaggerated face. If it moves away from this boring drama phase then I can see this getting better. But for now this is average. y he moves on so you wont have to deal with scenes like those anymore , in fact mc is gonna be pretty impressive from now on since despite his power he is gonna put a lot work in strategy on how to use it Really? Ok hope you're right. That's what I was wondering if this is just a phase that will not last for long. |
keragammingApr 25, 2016 11:41 AM
Apr 25, 2016 11:50 AM
#212
Predictable episode but good. I like the part where he took the robot out in ONE PUNCH! |
Apr 25, 2016 12:08 PM
#213
RedRoseFring said: Hmmm. I wonder if Deku is going to be crying in every episode. he should be crying in every episodes! i love it Kitoge said: For some reason, I teared up a lot from this episode. Dem feels are so strong me too idk why i was crying when i saw this scene SchwartZero said: Izuku, don't listen to other people, cry as much as you want! But remember to smile more often too! and now it's his adorable mom turn to cry like hell |
RekiFrApr 25, 2016 12:16 PM
Apr 25, 2016 12:11 PM
#214
Hisokath said: The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. In the manga there wasn´t rubble or at least I can´t see it, the thing is that the girl has a weight limit for her power and the more she uses it the more she wants to puke and start to lost strenght, even fainting. |
Apr 25, 2016 12:15 PM
#215
Looks like Midoriya's been rubbing off on me, cause now my lacrimal-glands are fucking out of control. Man, that title drop at the end of the episode sure messed me up. Once again, BnHA manages to completely live up to my expectations. |
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Apr 25, 2016 12:31 PM
#216
So good, another great episode. Love this Anime! |
Apr 25, 2016 12:45 PM
#217
Great episode. Loved that scene where his quirk kicked in. As for his acceptance hologram from All Might... Them feels! So proud of Izuku and Urarska pleading his case. I think young Midoria is closest well get to Midoria my boy from this All Might. That was some slap from Uraraka to save him. Slapped the taste out his mouth haha |
Apr 25, 2016 1:30 PM
#218
Good episode. Hopefully Deku adapts to those awesome superpowers. By the way, Deku and that telekinesis girl is an easy ship. |
Apr 25, 2016 1:37 PM
#219
I wish the MC wouldn't cry every other 30 seconds. But yeah awesome episode! |
Apr 25, 2016 2:01 PM
#220
Another amazing episode. Bones continues to impress me with how well they are adapting this. It actually has more interested then the manga. OST is REALLY good too. |
KonoetanApr 25, 2016 8:13 PM
Apr 25, 2016 2:51 PM
#221
It's rare I find a show that I like enough to make me forget about the more critical aspects. This one is one of them though. I really feel the emotion and go along for the ride with this show. One of the most fun shows i've watched in recent memory. Can't help but cheer and tear up along with Deku, the music really kicks you into the mood too. I should have expected All Might to be working at the Academy but still glad he didn't tell Deku and kept the pressure on him. Good episode, can't wait for more. |
Apr 25, 2016 4:29 PM
#222
boku no haram sure is going at snail speed if they don't plan on making this a long running series they are wasting their time with a 1:1 adaption |
Apr 25, 2016 4:42 PM
#223
Apr 25, 2016 5:02 PM
#224
Hisokath said: That is far from a plot hole even with the thing on her she wouldn't have been able to escape immediately because she was trapped and the thing was right behind her. Deku just reacted the way he saw fit which gave her enough time free herself.The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. |
Apr 25, 2016 6:19 PM
#225
Don't get me wrong, I'm really enjoying this show, but it does seem a tad over hyped. It is a very typical shounen, filled with all the cliches. |
Apr 25, 2016 8:26 PM
#226
moodie said: boku no haram sure is going at snail speed if they don't plan on making this a long running series they are wasting their time with a 1:1 adaption Just because they aren't making it a single 50 or 100 episode season doesn't mean they aren't going to make it a long runner. Of course, it doesn't mean that they are either. |
Apr 25, 2016 9:30 PM
#227
fatalystic said: I disagree mainly becauseTokoya said: Nah, The Sports Festival is when it really starts to change Well, most people would consider it one of the most cliche developments ever so I just skipped over it to find the next best one. Deku didn't win and he lost in the semis rather than the finals.....This and a few other things as well |
Apr 25, 2016 10:28 PM
#228
Am I the only one who thinks there is a little bit TOO much emotion in this? Like fuck, he cries all the time. |
C3rbApr 25, 2016 10:36 PM
Apr 25, 2016 11:03 PM
#229
I consider Midoriya Izuki as the weakest test participants but he is the bravest among them all... I really like the girl who he saved though, I hope I can see more of them in the upcoming episodes! |
Apr 25, 2016 11:27 PM
#230
up to date on the manga so I knew what was coming still cried like a bitch when he got accepted |
Apr 26, 2016 2:20 AM
#231
kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. |
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Apr 26, 2016 2:31 AM
#232
MUH FEELS at the final scene *A* Izuku is really relatable - you can even feel the tension and feelings of despair in him but then after that all that "YESSSSSSSS" you really feel like crying out of joy. Oh boyyyyyyyyyyy. Kinda wish this series gets to a point similar to TTGL that Izuku and the others are a lot older and it could be so great (well yeah it's a pretty shounen-like development) - well, maybe in the manga someday! Maybe I should start reading it after this anime ends :D |
Apr 26, 2016 2:39 AM
#233
I3rawler said: Kinda wish this series gets to a point similar to TTGL that Izuku and the others are a lot older and it could be so great (well yeah it's a pretty shounen-like development) - well, maybe in the manga someday! Maybe I should start reading it after this anime ends :D There will be eventually a time skip. Because this is Izuku telling the story how he became a top hero. The author is also a fan of DB and Naruto, so I think it's a safe bet. |
Apr 26, 2016 4:36 AM
#234
arms98 said: don't feed the trool.kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. |
Apr 26, 2016 8:03 AM
#235
Grimmbae said: Don't get me wrong, I'm really enjoying this show, but it does seem a tad over hyped. It is a very typical shounen, filled with all the cliches. its a bit overhyped cuz these cliches are enjoyable when done well cuz they invoke our inner child a bit also compared to OPM hype this is nothing |
Apr 26, 2016 8:27 AM
#236
kamisama751 said: They are heroes. If they are told to rescue others during an exam it defeats the purpose of them aiming to be a hero. And the others are also aiming to be heroes so why would they complain when he has already proven himself to do the hero thing and sacrifice something to save someone else. The rescue points makes sense it's an exam villains are worth points yet the largest is worth 0 it was worth less should have been a hint that they were important for some reason.arms98 said: kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. So first you don't tell others that it exists then the protagonist surpasses it due to that.What will others think? He is favored and they made a special rule afterwards for it. Man, you failed at an exam but surpasses "just because" you have learned so hard for it even though you got zero points. Good job. |
Apr 26, 2016 8:59 AM
#237
kamisama751 said: The thing is it's an exam they aren't going to give out all the answers also if the only thing you needed to do was destroy villains it wouldn't make for much of an exam. It was no merit in defeating the large one but it create a situation where he rescued someone from it. Deku proved himself to be a hero in that situation just like he did previously by reacting when no one else would.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: arms98 said: kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. So first you don't tell others that it exists then the protagonist surpasses it due to that.What will others think? He is favored and they made a special rule afterwards for it. Man, you failed at an exam but surpasses "just because" you have learned so hard for it even though you got zero points. Good job. They even explained that defeating it has no merit at the end of episode three. So they are actually lying? It is not any better and also proofs that my point. |
Apr 26, 2016 9:12 AM
#238
kamisama751 said: In episode 2 he was reckless, he had no power, and he couldn't do much besides put himself at risk. While in the exam he rescued someone which is part of the exam and it was no real danger as the heroes had recovery girl so they could go all out during the exam. There is no merit from the big villain but it created a situation where he was able to save someone by chance.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: They are heroes. If they are told to rescue others during an exam it defeats the purpose of them aiming to be a hero. And the others are also aiming to be heroes so why would they complain when he has already proven himself to do the hero thing and sacrifice something to save someone else. The rescue points makes sense it's an exam villains are worth points yet the largest is worth 0 it was worth less should have been a hint that they were important for some reason.arms98 said: kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. So first you don't tell others that it exists then the protagonist surpasses it due to that.What will others think? He is favored and they made a special rule afterwards for it. Man, you failed at an exam but surpasses "just because" you have learned so hard for it even though you got zero points. Good job. They even explained that defeating it has no merit at the end of episode three. So they are actually lying? It is not any better and also proofs that my point. There is no merit-->destroys it-->passses exam God. First they tells the protagonist not to recue in episode two then they give him the pass in episode four for the same reason which is also done by lying. |
Apr 26, 2016 9:36 AM
#239
fatalystic said: even so, the tournament is very different from the other similar ones. i find it enjoyable even after watching dozens of tournaments like those in fairy tail, yuyu hakusho, hxh etcttcchen said: huh? The school festival is a tournament arc, which is pretty much a mainstay of WSJ series. I can guarantee that there'll be people kicking up a huge fuss over it, saying it's shit and bemoaning the lack of anything new under the sun. tsudecimo said: 88 chapters in, there is no time skip. (except the training in episode 3)I3rawler said: Kinda wish this series gets to a point similar to TTGL that Izuku and the others are a lot older and it could be so great (well yeah it's a pretty shounen-like development) - well, maybe in the manga someday! Maybe I should start reading it after this anime ends :D There will be eventually a time skip. Because this is Izuku telling the story how he became a top hero. The author is also a fan of DB and Naruto, so I think it's a safe bet. |
ramenystApr 26, 2016 9:43 AM
Apr 26, 2016 9:50 AM
#240
kamisama751 said: It was danger during the exam but recovery girl is on standby and also minor spoiler Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: The thing is it's an exam they aren't going to give out all the answers also if the only thing you needed to do was destroy villains it wouldn't make for much of an exam. It was no merit in defeating the large one but it create a situation where he rescued someone from it. Deku proved himself to be a hero in that situation just like he did previously by reacting when no one else would.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: They are heroes. If they are told to rescue others during an exam it defeats the purpose of them aiming to be a hero. And the others are also aiming to be heroes so why would they complain when he has already proven himself to do the hero thing and sacrifice something to save someone else. The rescue points makes sense it's an exam villains are worth points yet the largest is worth 0 it was worth less should have been a hint that they were important for some reason.arms98 said: kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. So first you don't tell others that it exists then the protagonist surpasses it due to that.What will others think? He is favored and they made a special rule afterwards for it. Man, you failed at an exam but surpasses "just because" you have learned so hard for it even though you got zero points. Good job. They even explained that defeating it has no merit at the end of episode three. So they are actually lying? It is not any better and also proofs that my point. There is no merit-->destroys it-->passses exam God. First they tells the protagonist not to recue in episode two then they give him the pass in episode four for the same reason which is also done by lying. A heroic act has nothing to do with if ou actually got power or not. They shouted at him for acting like a hero. The same thing happened in episode four and he got praised, which is the exact opposite. He also putted himself at risk (passing the exam) in order to save someone. Also don't forget about the lying. You said it is so because the is no danger in the exam. What does a hero do? Putting himself in danger for others. If there is no danger then you got praised for, if there is then you got shouted at for it. That's how it works, don't save anyone when there is danger. Save whoever you want if there isn't danger and you can pass the exam with zero points because of it. So nope, it doesn't disapprove me. The situation in episode two is also one where he can save someone. God damn it. it's against their law to your power for combat without permission if you are still a student. |
Apr 26, 2016 9:53 AM
#241
kamisama751 said: Which is why they scolded him for putting himself in a dangerous situation.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: In episode 2 he was reckless, he had no power, and he couldn't do much besides put himself at risk. While in the exam he rescued someone which is part of the exam and it was no real danger as the heroes had recovery girl so they could go all out during the exam. There is no merit from the big villain but it created a situation where he was able to save someone by chance.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: The thing is it's an exam they aren't going to give out all the answers also if the only thing you needed to do was destroy villains it wouldn't make for much of an exam. It was no merit in defeating the large one but it create a situation where he rescued someone from it. Deku proved himself to be a hero in that situation just like he did previously by reacting when no one else would.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: They are heroes. If they are told to rescue others during an exam it defeats the purpose of them aiming to be a hero. And the others are also aiming to be heroes so why would they complain when he has already proven himself to do the hero thing and sacrifice something to save someone else. The rescue points makes sense it's an exam villains are worth points yet the largest is worth 0 it was worth less should have been a hint that they were important for some reason.arms98 said: kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. So first you don't tell others that it exists then the protagonist surpasses it due to that.What will others think? He is favored and they made a special rule afterwards for it. Man, you failed at an exam but surpasses "just because" you have learned so hard for it even though you got zero points. Good job. They even explained that defeating it has no merit at the end of episode three. So they are actually lying? It is not any better and also proofs that my point. There is no merit-->destroys it-->passses exam God. First they tells the protagonist not to recue in episode two then they give him the pass in episode four for the same reason which is also done by lying. A heroic act has nothing to do with if ou actually got power or not. They shouted at him for acting like a hero. The same thing happened in episode four and he got praised, which is the exact opposite. He also putted himself at risk (passing the exam) in order to save someone. Also don't forget about the lying. You said it is so because the is no danger in the exam. What does a hero do? Putting himself in danger for others. If there is no danger then you got praised for, if there is then you got shouted at for it. That's how it works, don't save anyone when there is danger. Save whoever you want if there isn't danger and you can pass the exam with zero points because of it. So nope, it doesn't disapprove me. The situation in episode two is also one where he can save someone. God damn it. it's against their law to your power for combat without permission if you are still a student. He hasn't even have a power back then. |
Apr 26, 2016 10:17 AM
#242
kamisama751 said: Because during the exam they are have the qualifications to act as it is part of the schools test. But the actual law is different since you have to be qualified.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: It was danger during the exam but recovery girl is on standby and also minor spoiler Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: In episode 2 he was reckless, he had no power, and he couldn't do much besides put himself at risk. While in the exam he rescued someone which is part of the exam and it was no real danger as the heroes had recovery girl so they could go all out during the exam. There is no merit from the big villain but it created a situation where he was able to save someone by chance.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: The thing is it's an exam they aren't going to give out all the answers also if the only thing you needed to do was destroy villains it wouldn't make for much of an exam. It was no merit in defeating the large one but it create a situation where he rescued someone from it. Deku proved himself to be a hero in that situation just like he did previously by reacting when no one else would.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: They are heroes. If they are told to rescue others during an exam it defeats the purpose of them aiming to be a hero. And the others are also aiming to be heroes so why would they complain when he has already proven himself to do the hero thing and sacrifice something to save someone else. The rescue points makes sense it's an exam villains are worth points yet the largest is worth 0 it was worth less should have been a hint that they were important for some reason.arms98 said: kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. So first you don't tell others that it exists then the protagonist surpasses it due to that.What will others think? He is favored and they made a special rule afterwards for it. Man, you failed at an exam but surpasses "just because" you have learned so hard for it even though you got zero points. Good job. They even explained that defeating it has no merit at the end of episode three. So they are actually lying? It is not any better and also proofs that my point. There is no merit-->destroys it-->passses exam God. First they tells the protagonist not to recue in episode two then they give him the pass in episode four for the same reason which is also done by lying. A heroic act has nothing to do with if ou actually got power or not. They shouted at him for acting like a hero. The same thing happened in episode four and he got praised, which is the exact opposite. He also putted himself at risk (passing the exam) in order to save someone. Also don't forget about the lying. You said it is so because the is no danger in the exam. What does a hero do? Putting himself in danger for others. If there is no danger then you got praised for, if there is then you got shouted at for it. That's how it works, don't save anyone when there is danger. Save whoever you want if there isn't danger and you can pass the exam with zero points because of it. So nope, it doesn't disapprove me. The situation in episode two is also one where he can save someone. God damn it. it's against their law to your power for combat without permission if you are still a student. He hasn't even have a power back then. Then how does that agument support you? I have said that a heroic act has nothing to do with power and they shouted at him for acting heroic. Then they let him pass the exam because of the same reason. (with lying beforehand). |
Apr 26, 2016 10:34 AM
#243
kamisama751 said: The robot isn't important it just created a situation. Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Which is why they scolded him for putting himself in a dangerous situation.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: It was danger during the exam but recovery girl is on standby and also minor spoiler Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: In episode 2 he was reckless, he had no power, and he couldn't do much besides put himself at risk. While in the exam he rescued someone which is part of the exam and it was no real danger as the heroes had recovery girl so they could go all out during the exam. There is no merit from the big villain but it created a situation where he was able to save someone by chance.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: The thing is it's an exam they aren't going to give out all the answers also if the only thing you needed to do was destroy villains it wouldn't make for much of an exam. It was no merit in defeating the large one but it create a situation where he rescued someone from it. Deku proved himself to be a hero in that situation just like he did previously by reacting when no one else would.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: They are heroes. If they are told to rescue others during an exam it defeats the purpose of them aiming to be a hero. And the others are also aiming to be heroes so why would they complain when he has already proven himself to do the hero thing and sacrifice something to save someone else. The rescue points makes sense it's an exam villains are worth points yet the largest is worth 0 it was worth less should have been a hint that they were important for some reason.arms98 said: kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. So first you don't tell others that it exists then the protagonist surpasses it due to that.What will others think? He is favored and they made a special rule afterwards for it. Man, you failed at an exam but surpasses "just because" you have learned so hard for it even though you got zero points. Good job. They even explained that defeating it has no merit at the end of episode three. So they are actually lying? It is not any better and also proofs that my point. There is no merit-->destroys it-->passses exam God. First they tells the protagonist not to recue in episode two then they give him the pass in episode four for the same reason which is also done by lying. A heroic act has nothing to do with if ou actually got power or not. They shouted at him for acting like a hero. The same thing happened in episode four and he got praised, which is the exact opposite. He also putted himself at risk (passing the exam) in order to save someone. Also don't forget about the lying. You said it is so because the is no danger in the exam. What does a hero do? Putting himself in danger for others. If there is no danger then you got praised for, if there is then you got shouted at for it. That's how it works, don't save anyone when there is danger. Save whoever you want if there isn't danger and you can pass the exam with zero points because of it. So nope, it doesn't disapprove me. The situation in episode two is also one where he can save someone. God damn it. it's against their law to your power for combat without permission if you are still a student. He hasn't even have a power back then. Then how does that agument support you? I have said that a heroic act has nothing to do with power and they shouted at him for acting heroic. Then they let him pass the exam because of the same reason. (with lying beforehand). The school test says destroying that robot has no merit. So according to the actual law a hero needs a licence? You can't go and protect someone unless you got a licence? Don't protect anyone because you need a f*cking licence even if he might die. The law is about qualified heroes which students are not. Which is why they are in the school to begin with. |
Apr 26, 2016 10:47 AM
#244
superpatch24 said: Hisokath said: The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. In the manga there wasn´t rubble or at least I can´t see it, the thing is that the girl has a weight limit for her power and the more she uses it the more she wants to puke and start to lost strenght, even fainting. Not much importance in excluding some faults in an anime episode because of how it is supposed to be. The fact stands that it is how it is, cheesy and cheap. Zero gravitys limit is 3 tons. Jakerams said: Hisokath said: That is far from a plot hole even with the thing on her she wouldn't have been able to escape immediately because she was trapped and the thing was right behind her. Deku just reacted the way he saw fit which gave her enough time free herself.The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. Why did it have to be in such a cheesy way that has happened in a lot of superhero movies? It's because the author is fascinated by super hero comics (duh) and wanted things to happen that way, even if it's logically incoherent, and thus a minor plot hole. The problem is having liberty to slip a cheap, small plot hole in the episode means we have no problems with seeing more cheap plot holes, which will destroy our willing suspension of belief later on and cause reviewers to decide the show was cheesy and cliche. |
miritar said: Wouldn't it be terrifying if the father was the teacher?? hope that would trigger a rerun. But, being how gung-ho his mother was at the beginning about him marrying.... it is possible that MC is the father. See... This is what happens when your otp is ripped mercilessly from your heart in a few pages and you don't even know what is going on anymore. |
Apr 26, 2016 10:51 AM
#245
kamisama751 said: I already said why he got shouted at it's because he put himself in danger. And even the law Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Because during the exam they are have the qualifications to act as it is part of the schools test. But the actual law is different since you have to be qualified.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Which is why they scolded him for putting himself in a dangerous situation.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: It was danger during the exam but recovery girl is on standby and also minor spoiler Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: In episode 2 he was reckless, he had no power, and he couldn't do much besides put himself at risk. While in the exam he rescued someone which is part of the exam and it was no real danger as the heroes had recovery girl so they could go all out during the exam. There is no merit from the big villain but it created a situation where he was able to save someone by chance.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: The thing is it's an exam they aren't going to give out all the answers also if the only thing you needed to do was destroy villains it wouldn't make for much of an exam. It was no merit in defeating the large one but it create a situation where he rescued someone from it. Deku proved himself to be a hero in that situation just like he did previously by reacting when no one else would.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: They are heroes. If they are told to rescue others during an exam it defeats the purpose of them aiming to be a hero. And the others are also aiming to be heroes so why would they complain when he has already proven himself to do the hero thing and sacrifice something to save someone else. The rescue points makes sense it's an exam villains are worth points yet the largest is worth 0 it was worth less should have been a hint that they were important for some reason.arms98 said: kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. So first you don't tell others that it exists then the protagonist surpasses it due to that.What will others think? He is favored and they made a special rule afterwards for it. Man, you failed at an exam but surpasses "just because" you have learned so hard for it even though you got zero points. Good job. They even explained that defeating it has no merit at the end of episode three. So they are actually lying? It is not any better and also proofs that my point. There is no merit-->destroys it-->passses exam God. First they tells the protagonist not to recue in episode two then they give him the pass in episode four for the same reason which is also done by lying. A heroic act has nothing to do with if ou actually got power or not. They shouted at him for acting like a hero. The same thing happened in episode four and he got praised, which is the exact opposite. He also putted himself at risk (passing the exam) in order to save someone. Also don't forget about the lying. You said it is so because the is no danger in the exam. What does a hero do? Putting himself in danger for others. If there is no danger then you got praised for, if there is then you got shouted at for it. That's how it works, don't save anyone when there is danger. Save whoever you want if there isn't danger and you can pass the exam with zero points because of it. So nope, it doesn't disapprove me. The situation in episode two is also one where he can save someone. God damn it. it's against their law to your power for combat without permission if you are still a student. He hasn't even have a power back then. Then how does that agument support you? I have said that a heroic act has nothing to do with power and they shouted at him for acting heroic. Then they let him pass the exam because of the same reason. (with lying beforehand). The school test says destroying that robot has no merit. So according to the actual law a hero needs a licence? You can't go and protect someone unless you got a licence? Don't protect anyone because you need a f*cking licence even if he might die. The law is about qualified heroes which students are not. Which is why they are in the school to begin with. He saved the life of hat guy because he got a snap of air. He protected him from dying. Shout at him because he saved a life. All I got from the image are not to use their powers as weapons. But it is self defense/saving lifes and not something for attacking. So it is not used as a weapon and the law is useless in this case. By the way, the main character haven't even got a power back then so the law is furthermore useless and don't support your perspective. Don't say he got shouted at because he has no power since we will only go in circles with this. doesn't let you use your power to hurt others even if it is to protect others and self defense. You have to be a qualified hero |
Apr 26, 2016 10:54 AM
#246
Hisokath said: I don't think you understand her power superpatch24 said: Hisokath said: The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. In the manga there wasn´t rubble or at least I can´t see it, the thing is that the girl has a weight limit for her power and the more she uses it the more she wants to puke and start to lost strenght, even fainting. Not much importance in excluding some faults in an anime episode because of how it is supposed to be. The fact stands that it is how it is, cheesy and cheap. Zero gravitys limit is 3 tons. Jakerams said: Hisokath said: The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. Why did it have to be in such a cheesy way that has happened in a lot of superhero movies? It's because the author is fascinated by super hero comics (duh) and wanted things to happen that way, even if it's logically incoherent, and thus a minor plot hole. The problem is having liberty to slip a cheap, small plot hole in the episode means we have no problems with seeing more cheap plot holes, which will destroy our willing suspension of belief later on and cause reviewers to decide the show was cheesy and cliche. she has a weight limit she can use at a time and she has problems using it on herself. Also with the thing right behind her she wouldn't have been able to do it all at once. The series is very detailed with it's characters but the anime is a bit slow so not everything is going to be explained immediately. |
Apr 26, 2016 11:00 AM
#247
Fai said: everything in this, be it cinematography or characterization is just so...anime "wow this anime looks like an anime it sucks. 0/10" That's literally how you sound. |
The past isn't important. What is important is whether or not you can smile right now. |
Apr 26, 2016 11:31 AM
#248
Jakerams said: Hisokath said: I don't think you understand her power superpatch24 said: Hisokath said: The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. In the manga there wasn´t rubble or at least I can´t see it, the thing is that the girl has a weight limit for her power and the more she uses it the more she wants to puke and start to lost strenght, even fainting. Not much importance in excluding some faults in an anime episode because of how it is supposed to be. The fact stands that it is how it is, cheesy and cheap. Zero gravitys limit is 3 tons. Jakerams said: Hisokath said: That is far from a plot hole even with the thing on her she wouldn't have been able to escape immediately because she was trapped and the thing was right behind her. Deku just reacted the way he saw fit which gave her enough time free herself.The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. Why did it have to be in such a cheesy way that has happened in a lot of superhero movies? It's because the author is fascinated by super hero comics (duh) and wanted things to happen that way, even if it's logically incoherent, and thus a minor plot hole. The problem is having liberty to slip a cheap, small plot hole in the episode means we have no problems with seeing more cheap plot holes, which will destroy our willing suspension of belief later on and cause reviewers to decide the show was cheesy and cliche. she has a weight limit she can use at a time and she has problems using it on herself. Also with the thing right behind her she wouldn't have been able to do it all at once. The series is very detailed with it's characters but the anime is a bit slow so not everything is going to be explained immediately. I have, I read all the way to chapter 11 where she uses her zero gravity on a pillar and does a home room with it,and it set the mood of the manga as an easy going and simple manga... The action is incredibly weak and straight forward, and predictable. The details are not its strong point. |
miritar said: Wouldn't it be terrifying if the father was the teacher?? hope that would trigger a rerun. But, being how gung-ho his mother was at the beginning about him marrying.... it is possible that MC is the father. See... This is what happens when your otp is ripped mercilessly from your heart in a few pages and you don't even know what is going on anymore. |
Apr 26, 2016 11:38 AM
#249
Hisokath said: chapter 11 is 1/8 into the series from the current chapter being chapter 88. For a seemingly long running weekly series 11 chapters is not really anything. The series tone and action changed alot over the course of the series.Jakerams said: Hisokath said: superpatch24 said: Hisokath said: The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. In the manga there wasn´t rubble or at least I can´t see it, the thing is that the girl has a weight limit for her power and the more she uses it the more she wants to puke and start to lost strenght, even fainting. Not much importance in excluding some faults in an anime episode because of how it is supposed to be. The fact stands that it is how it is, cheesy and cheap. Zero gravitys limit is 3 tons. Jakerams said: Hisokath said: That is far from a plot hole even with the thing on her she wouldn't have been able to escape immediately because she was trapped and the thing was right behind her. Deku just reacted the way he saw fit which gave her enough time free herself.The girl could have used her zero gravity on the rubble trapping her leg,so this is a plothole. This is a simple, normal and happy shounen, so there is the question of should all little mistakes be forgiven? I think it shouldn't be overlooked.I didn't enjoy it too much, it's too cheesy. Why did it have to be in such a cheesy way that has happened in a lot of superhero movies? It's because the author is fascinated by super hero comics (duh) and wanted things to happen that way, even if it's logically incoherent, and thus a minor plot hole. The problem is having liberty to slip a cheap, small plot hole in the episode means we have no problems with seeing more cheap plot holes, which will destroy our willing suspension of belief later on and cause reviewers to decide the show was cheesy and cliche. she has a weight limit she can use at a time and she has problems using it on herself. Also with the thing right behind her she wouldn't have been able to do it all at once. The series is very detailed with it's characters but the anime is a bit slow so not everything is going to be explained immediately. I have, I read all the way to chapter 11 where she uses her zero gravity on a pillar and does a home room with it,and it set the mood of the manga as an easy going and simple manga... The action is incredibly weak and straight forward, and predictable. The details are not its strong point. |
Apr 26, 2016 12:04 PM
#250
kamisama751 said: What part of the law isn't the problem he didn't do anything that got him in trouble he was lectured for putting himself in a dangerous situation. Not because he did something bad but because what he did was reckless and dangerous. Because if All Might didn't save him he would have possibly died.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: The robot isn't important it just created a situation. Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Because during the exam they are have the qualifications to act as it is part of the schools test. But the actual law is different since you have to be qualified.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: Which is why they scolded him for putting himself in a dangerous situation.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: It was danger during the exam but recovery girl is on standby and also minor spoiler Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: In episode 2 he was reckless, he had no power, and he couldn't do much besides put himself at risk. While in the exam he rescued someone which is part of the exam and it was no real danger as the heroes had recovery girl so they could go all out during the exam. There is no merit from the big villain but it created a situation where he was able to save someone by chance.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: The thing is it's an exam they aren't going to give out all the answers also if the only thing you needed to do was destroy villains it wouldn't make for much of an exam. It was no merit in defeating the large one but it create a situation where he rescued someone from it. Deku proved himself to be a hero in that situation just like he did previously by reacting when no one else would.Jakerams said: kamisama751 said: They are heroes. If they are told to rescue others during an exam it defeats the purpose of them aiming to be a hero. And the others are also aiming to be heroes so why would they complain when he has already proven himself to do the hero thing and sacrifice something to save someone else. The rescue points makes sense it's an exam villains are worth points yet the largest is worth 0 it was worth less should have been a hint that they were important for some reason.arms98 said: kamisama751 said: So what is the job of heroes? Protecting the law they made. What have they done? Breaking the own law they made just for the sake of the protagonist. Oh look, there is a special way to surpass it. No one knows and they just throw it in randomly just like failing an exam but you surpass anyway JUST BECAUSE. Plot device 101. If you couldn't tell from Iida foreshadowing UA planned on grading the students based on rescue points from the start. And its not like they broke the rules just for the protagonist. While he did get the most, its not like the other students didn't get rescue points too so you can't write it off as a plot device for the sake of the protagonist. So first you don't tell others that it exists then the protagonist surpasses it due to that.What will others think? He is favored and they made a special rule afterwards for it. Man, you failed at an exam but surpasses "just because" you have learned so hard for it even though you got zero points. Good job. They even explained that defeating it has no merit at the end of episode three. So they are actually lying? It is not any better and also proofs that my point. There is no merit-->destroys it-->passses exam God. First they tells the protagonist not to recue in episode two then they give him the pass in episode four for the same reason which is also done by lying. A heroic act has nothing to do with if ou actually got power or not. They shouted at him for acting like a hero. The same thing happened in episode four and he got praised, which is the exact opposite. He also putted himself at risk (passing the exam) in order to save someone. Also don't forget about the lying. You said it is so because the is no danger in the exam. What does a hero do? Putting himself in danger for others. If there is no danger then you got praised for, if there is then you got shouted at for it. That's how it works, don't save anyone when there is danger. Save whoever you want if there isn't danger and you can pass the exam with zero points because of it. So nope, it doesn't disapprove me. The situation in episode two is also one where he can save someone. God damn it. it's against their law to your power for combat without permission if you are still a student. He hasn't even have a power back then. Then how does that agument support you? I have said that a heroic act has nothing to do with power and they shouted at him for acting heroic. Then they let him pass the exam because of the same reason. (with lying beforehand). The school test says destroying that robot has no merit. So according to the actual law a hero needs a licence? You can't go and protect someone unless you got a licence? Don't protect anyone because you need a f*cking licence even if he might die. The law is about qualified heroes which students are not. Which is why they are in the school to begin with. He saved the life of hat guy because he got a snap of air. He protected him from dying. Shout at him because he saved a life. All I got from the image are not to use their powers as weapons. But it is self defense/saving lifes and not something for attacking. So it is not used as a weapon and the law is useless in this case. By the way, the main character haven't even got a power back then so the law is furthermore useless and don't support your perspective. Don't say he got shouted at because he has no power since we will only go in circles with this. doesn't let you use your power to hurt others even if it is to protect others and self defense. You have to be a qualified hero The law doesn't apply to him because he hasn't a power back then so he also don't need a f*cking licence. They shouted at him even though he acted heroic (which has nothing to do with power). Then let him pass because of the same reason with lying beforehand. The heroes can't do anything (as you can see) and even they are just standing there. He is acting 100% heroic and safed a life, which no one at that situation could (that person got a breath of air). He is also not reckless since you can see him using proper tactic. ZomiNimrod said: Fai said: everything in this, be it cinematography or characterization is just so...anime "wow this anime looks like an anime it sucks. 0/10" That's literally how you sound. I think that peron is saying that the show is generic. |
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