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So they made it more graphic. Nice. I’d say that’s because Redestro is a type of fighter hindered by prosthetics. His a brute force fighter who takes things head on. Eraser is a more agile fighter, and having a potentially leg could actually help him get out of a tricky situation.

Yeah nah, the series isn’t that dark.

was that censored previously? In comparison to what?

What’s this about?

Eh, maybe. Not sure what I’d think of suddenly introducing Deku’s second parent.

Stain was an incredibly proficient fighter. I wouldn't necessarily agree with that. Guys like Fat Gum are still pretty competent in a fight. Same for guys like Aisawa and Midnight. Not really that many things. Considering the fact he catches most people off guard, and most heroes don't know...

The thing is, that's not really been supported in the story. Most of the pro heroes we've seen have been really good people that genuinely try to help people. Besides from Endeavour, we haven't really seen the greedy person fame seeking hero that Stain was talking about. The most I could think...

Nothing really suggests that. The main difference is that they don't have all might around. There are more heroes than ever, but they aren't on the same calibre as guys like All Might. Also, heroes still have plenty of tough challenges to contend with nowadays. They just don't have someone...

Yeah, they were too strong. Considering how much trust society has in heroes, heroes should have been able to keep up with them. It makes perfect sense to blame the heroes for this. They failed to take out the villains, and their rash actions caused the destruction left in the wake of the...

The fact that things could have been worse doesn't change the fact that the effect was absolutely devastating still. Thousands of people likely died due to Gigantomanchia's rampaging, and they couldn't stop Tomura in the end. Its a phryic victory at best, with the heroes own faults being...

Their plan maybe wasn't totally reckless, but there could have been other measures that could and perhaps should have taken to make sure that people didn't get hurt. Its more of a 'could they have done more' situation as opposed to them actively making a mistake.

It could be argued that their plan was reckless and rushed, and it ended disastrously, with thousands of people dead. Its not that they acted like scum, its that they arguably acted in a reckless manner that got 1000's killed and had disastrous results. 1609154552 BTW, we already knew that...

Eh, the people are justified in being so pissed. The heroes massively stuffed up in their eyes and caused a shit ton of death and destruction in their failure to handle the situation. I like the idea that heroes realise that they screwed up massively and doubt their own actions after seeing the...

GOAT chapter. Didn’t expect shit to get this bleak. Enjoyed it thoroughly.