My Hero Academia Chapter 306 : The Beginning of the End
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We are not talking about what Endeavor or any other hero should say, we are talking about what the people are saying. Expecting the hero's to safe every single person is straight up unrealistic.
A goal is not an argument for everything to turn out the way you want or wish. Your goal can be world piece, but you will never achieve that, but you can try as hard as you can to get close to it, for example making a city piecefull.
Same as when your goal is to safe everybody, you won't be able too, but you can use this goal as motivation to safe as many as you can.
Wishes and reality are 2 different things.
Then everytime a villian pops up and kills somebody out of nowhere it's a failure for the heroes too? Cuz you know, they are there to protect everybody, right?
If a random villian breaks into a house and kills 3 people, are the heroes to blame for this, because they didn't protect them? They can't see the future.
You can't protect everybody everywhere and anytime...
Innocent people would die in any situation. To think they could have defeated all the villians without any civil casualties is wishfull thinking.
Their decision to attack first prevented a worse outcome. How is it irrelevant if 100 people die or 1000. Even if their actions saved 1 person more, that is already worth it.
A goal is not an argument for everything to turn out the way you want or wish. Your goal can be world piece, but you will never achieve that, but you can try as hard as you can to get close to it, for example making a city piecefull.
Same as when your goal is to safe everybody, you won't be able too, but you can use this goal as motivation to safe as many as you can.
Wishes and reality are 2 different things.
Then everytime a villian pops up and kills somebody out of nowhere it's a failure for the heroes too? Cuz you know, they are there to protect everybody, right?
If a random villian breaks into a house and kills 3 people, are the heroes to blame for this, because they didn't protect them? They can't see the future.
You can't protect everybody everywhere and anytime...
Innocent people would die in any situation. To think they could have defeated all the villians without any civil casualties is wishfull thinking.
Their decision to attack first prevented a worse outcome. How is it irrelevant if 100 people die or 1000. Even if their actions saved 1 person more, that is already worth it.
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Seriously though, I have been feeling the series is definitely heading into it's endgame now too. All these new quirks for Deku, meeting most of the vestiges now too, Deku leaving UA, Shigaraki and how much he's been powered up especially with AFO ofc.
I have wondered if we're gonna get an actual timeskip/training arc with hero society being ruined and taken over by the villains as AFO did long ago and we have a new series about a guerilla force of heroes/vigilantes fighting back from underground (literally even potentially).
Given the circumstances, I don't know what Hori has planned, Deku leaving UA was so unexpected and has such huge potential and implications, especially with the class finally knowing about OFA now too.
I was expecting Hori to pull a "My Hero Shippuden" for MHA and have a sequel series based around what I said above. Given Shippuden was so focused on the Akatsuki too, this could have great potential for MHA. (Although I fear MHA might repeat some of the worst plot twists of Naruto EOS/final war too.)
Seriously though, I have been feeling the series is definitely heading into it's endgame now too. All these new quirks for Deku, meeting most of the vestiges now too, Deku leaving UA, Shigaraki and how much he's been powered up especially with AFO ofc.
I have wondered if we're gonna get an actual timeskip/training arc with hero society being ruined and taken over by the villains as AFO did long ago and we have a new series about a guerilla force of heroes/vigilantes fighting back from underground (literally even potentially).
Given the circumstances, I don't know what Hori has planned, Deku leaving UA was so unexpected and has such huge potential and implications, especially with the class finally knowing about OFA now too.
I was expecting Hori to pull a "My Hero Shippuden" for MHA and have a sequel series based around what I said above. Given Shippuden was so focused on the Akatsuki too, this could have great potential for MHA. (Although I fear MHA might repeat some of the worst plot twists of Naruto EOS/final war too.)
Thought the chapter this week was pretty interesting. Endeavour having to face the people and admitting to pretty much all his mistakes and the Hawks' stuff getting cleared up by his admission. Midoriya leaving the academy is exciting, I assume he'll get some more significant training rather than just cruising, fighting villains (though he seems to be doing plenty of that as well). What month was it the chapter before since now it's April?
Great chapter. Endeavor is the best. I love how Horikoshi is setting up a naive idealistic character to get crushed by harsh reality. Deku will realize some are too rotten to be saved. Or hell, he might actually manage saving everyone. It's that type of manga afterall.
I'm very encouraged by Deku's demeanor. His tenor has changed, and it seems we're starting an endgame arc soon. Not gonna lie, I'm a very causal MHA reader, but this got me invested. Deku's starting to become interesting.
I'm very encouraged by Deku's demeanor. His tenor has changed, and it seems we're starting an endgame arc soon. Not gonna lie, I'm a very causal MHA reader, but this got me invested. Deku's starting to become interesting.
I feel Deku will try to do things on his own and will fail, only to realize that he needs his friends. After all, his ability to cooperate and coordinate with others is what helped him reached this far while he wasn't able to use his quirk properly.
If this is the end, it feels strange to introduce heros from around the world now, hard to see what kind of impact they will have on the story besides support in the future war, helping Deku improve or just plain ol' world building.
If this is the end, it feels strange to introduce heros from around the world now, hard to see what kind of impact they will have on the story besides support in the future war, helping Deku improve or just plain ol' world building.
