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I recently read two onmyōji stars and it seems to have a good ending. This is also senen, very cool and good, just not very popular. The concept, by the way, is the same as that of the bleach and the JJK: there are two worlds, in one of which live the products of human negative emotions. And...

Well, I agree, it makes sense However, this does not make the events of the finale better. And the way Hori decided to convey this moral, namely, the rescue of three maniacs, to whom the main characters become attached just like that. And in principle, the conflict between the main character and...

And what is the point of MHA? Is it that all maniacs are little boys and they need to be saved? At the same time, without having a plan, and in the end everything will be resolved by itself? «The story of how I became the greatest hero..." "yes, yes, where's my cheeseburger!?"

Everything you have listed is not so significant. The things that I have listed are much larger than simple trifles that few people will remember. When you read the ending of MHA, you feel ashamed. The JJK ending only evokes a sense of overrated JJK, which was already clear from the very beginning

Does it hurt you so much that I put MHA's ending below JJK's ending? I mean that such an answer is not an argument, but only an attempt to hurt me. And I just want to understand what place MHA fans think

JJK's ending is bad, but not disgusting. As a former MHA fan, I've seen the MHA ending, where there was a gruesome battle with the main villain, "what kind of food do you like, Dabi?", the lesbian showdown between Toga and Ochako, the "little boy Shigaraki" and the AFO "universal vegetable", the...