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Correction oda has been the goat for more than 27+ year's

is it just me who hears rain in the background

I think every hater of one piece just read the manga or watch the show without caring about the length, pretty much everyone would be a One Piece fan.

Fun fact, Future Gohan never any more training after namek. And plot forgot every feature like rage boosts and Zenkais he had. AND STILL SURVIVED LONG ENOUGH TO TRAIN TRUNKS. THATS 15-18 YEARS OF TEN TOES DOWN, STANDING ON BUSINESS. NEVER LOST A LIMB UNTIL TRUNKS ENTERED THE PICTURE. If he worked like present gohan simply his rage boosts and zenkais would done in the androids in like 1 to 2 years.

the new anime is gunna pull alot of new fans just by being seasonal

Next you gonna defend Sword art online lmao

Lmao Naruto fans 😂

Can u start posting more again love your videos

And about 8 years later people still undermine him as a character we are cooked

I love that Deku's a "crybaby"--it makes him relatable and human. It also helps break down that idea that strong heroes need to be stoic or always confident, because living constantly like that is in reality so exhausting.

Glad someone talking bout this

Im all for gear 5 Bonnie and wouldnlove a video on her and the transformation

I do think Fairy Tail is over hated but like you said the whole concept of the show was about Family and acceptance and it does that message pretty well, I do think sometimes Anime fans forget that a lot of Shonen’s are for a young teenage demographic so yeah a lot of it is going to be the friendship power and whatnot and forgiving villains if their the worst kind of person, when I hear the oh it’s bad and I mean yeah absolutely for someone who is past the target aged audience but for that demographic it’s the best kind of show because of it’s themes and messages.

even though I haven’t watched much of mha but I can definitely say people who say that deku isn’t good character can NOT argue that the manga drawings of him are absolutely incredible

I am up in the air with One Piece. Because I realized you have all these pirate Empires that know the evil of the world Government, and they do nothing. And that includes Luffy, and then I truly realized who Luffy is. Then I realize Dragon might be the only actual hero of One Piece. And knowing my personality of justice and true righteousness, I realize that I don't like One Piece as much as I thought. It's a lot for me to think about. I have the narrow world view of putting many others before yourself especially if they deserve it, regardless of if you are connected to them or not. So, realizing all these empires in the One Piece world actively choosing to do nothing and let people suffer makes me disgusted in them. I still connect with these characters but in a lesser way now. There's also a sentiment from videos that I doing research on. That over time One Piece is getting worse in its writing with more plot holes and dead-end setups. Which would be less desirable to read and watch.

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Deku never cried from pain breaking his bones so many times Bakugo ugly cried from losing to Deku and knowing Todoroki is better than him in the first season. Even after that Baku go wines like a bitch every time he gets outmatched

He's still a bad character

I'm 700 episodes deep Still think it's extremely overhyped and mediocre It's the worst Shonen I've ever watched, and if you want to know why read further (I fully expect the hate comments) There are filler episodes that you can't escape from because they aren't technically filler they have some plot in it but the filler is integrated inside of the plot So basically 99% of One Piece episodes are around 80% Filler and 20% Actual plot. For example: It took 4 episodes before we learned that hordy told to the first Son of Neptune that he killed his mother and the 4 episodes were just them swimming to get to each other like a Chase. In Amazon Lily there are 3 WHOLE episodes where they just shoot arrows at Luffy. In Dressrosa where I am now it took them 20 episodes to just stop walking in the city, (Zoro being lost and Sanji being with violet) and it's the same old jokes with each character, it's fine when you do it a little bit in every Arc. In Marineford before the fights we were told like 50 times about how strong the 7 worlds are in the fact that they're going to be there also the 3 admirals so I started to get hyped, but in the end it was 50 episodes of just Luffy running and not fighting anyone more than throwing one punch. The fighting in general in One Piece and at least where I am is always lackluster, I was not hyped from a single fight in the show just because though is so much talking and cuts to another place every 3 minutes. And don't even get me started on Luffy that little bitch. Make a plan for once and stop risking your friend's life instead of just saying "I'm going to beat somebody's ass" and then disappear while they're clearly fighting stronger opponents (like in Thriller Bark and Skypia). And I also can do like an hour of explaining (but I won't because this is a long comment) why Ace's death was so uncharacteristic but was still done just because Luffy needed emotional baggage. So when I get to the end of the long arc and the so-called hype final moments/conclusion happens I don't care anymore, I just want to finish the ark and move on, One Piece don't have a pacing problem it has a pacing death sentence. It's like I like Pokemon but I won't say it's the greatest anime ever because it's not, it's a show for kids (that adults also watch) that Toei animation squeeze the life out of with more episodes. My favorite Arcs are Arlong Park and Sabaody literally just because the pacing was decent. And despite all of what I just said I do look back fondly on this show, but it's just because it's so long it takes it took me years to make it that far you will always look back fondly on that long of a show, it's the same with Pokémon (If you actually watched a lot of seasons)

Future Gohan was the way he was out of necessity. Because if he hadn’t been like that, he’d have died a lot sooner along with everybody else he was trying to protect. Book worm Gohan went to school and tried building a future for himself, because the world was at peace with no threat in sight. Even if he’d have trained his ass off during peace times to maintain his full potential as a fighter just for the sake of it, that just wouldn’t be Gohan. The compelling thing about future Gohan, is where his drive comes from. It’s not pride as a warrior, or a desire to get stronger just for the sake of getting stronger. He’s fighting for the hope of creating peace. He’s fighting for his fucking life. And by extension, the lives of everyone threatened by the androids. Expecting Cell Games Gohan to train like there’s a brewing war over his head for his entire teen years? That’s a lot to put on a kid, half-alien, or otherwise.

7:00 I whole heartedly disagree that each arc feels whole. There is so much filler and character split up, not to mention a 2 minute intro with 2 minutes of maps for where every character is, 2 minutes of flash backs and then whatever boring shit the crew is doing, only for a 45 second clip of what the heavy hitters are doing and then roll credits.

The main reason I think Thriller Bark gets so much "hate" is because it's an arc that's just _pretty good_ sandwiched between two peak arcs which dulls it in memory.

Oh! The iner mind child scenes in mha reminds me of the Maka and Crona (Soul Eater) scene. It truly is a special sort of scene where, without all the pizzaz of the real world interfears with what is going on inside the characters heads and souls. The audience and character the second, can see what the person thinks of themselves with out the physically sensory walls, and allowed the visual cues to see the persons "core" In part it gives us inisght on how fundamentally, Deku hasnt changed at his core. Not at all, and thats beautiful to see him doing what he always does, which is reaching out a hand, which in season seven, we see later reflected in the Toga/Urauraka scene and a little bit with the Dabi/Family drama. The identity and the quirk are not the same person, which is in part why we see these scenes of them when they are 4 years old, just moments or days before they get their quirks. Another stretch might be to say that in showing these scenes, we see how Deku has rubbed off on his classmates in this small way, of reaching a hand out to those who wanted a hand to grasp all this time. I think back to the Hawks/Twice fight alot. Id have to rewatch it but i do recall Hawks trying his best to spare Twice, but in the end, Twice chose to live for his friends, his family, understandable considering Hawks had betrayed their trust and again, if the commision could have their way, had the Lov killed. Deku wants to connect, snd he dosent want to kill. T I think this is in part due to his analysis and his love of quirks. His analysis is considered professonal grade, even to the point of some people wondering how he even knows something so personal or miniscule only a trained detective, doctor, or dedicated professional would likely notice a tendancy to favor one side over the other or the draw backs due to his dedicated reasearch. Deku looks for ways to help, most kemorable is right before the camp arc when Mido and Shigaraki meet hand to neck. Sure Deku is scared, and maybe he only gave the villain his honest opinion on stain out of that fear, but it is quite special that instead of refusing to answer or again trying to fight back or call for help (all very stupid or no existant) or even making up a believable lie, he jsut spits out his opinion. And, if im not mistaken, Deku does lie, not to harm, but when the aim is to help someone or keep others from worrying about him. Deku is honest in his intentions, that is admirable. Which is why i think Bakugo And Shinso are great friendly rivals for deku. The former 2 are mostly violent and standoffish in nature, Bakugou being sky-high cocky and shinso being 3-feet-under stanoffish. All really want to be heros, all really want to prove the world of their merit in one way or another. Im too tired to finish the thought.

Deku is a really, great character, hes different from the usual hack-n-slash strong confident type mc's or the main who starts with nothing and- well thats why i like Deku, hes an underdog, but an underdog with a different personality, hes not entirely sweet, everyone loves me, or everyone hates me. He has, something, to grow from. Im rambling. I like how even beyond Deku, theres an obvious potential for the characters to have lives beyond the page, they are charachters you want to think about and like, and well, watch. There is dynamic character, hes weak at the start but has a strong heart, he has no quirk yet hes the best at analysing them, like, even if he didnt gain a quirk, couldnt you imagine him just working towards his goal despite the odds? I can. Hes like an Iruma, an Atsushi, Lucy Heartfelia. Ponpo the Cinephile They lack yet they have something to gain, something to live for. The execution of mha was a bit wonky at times but nothing that commends hate, especially after what the fans did to Horikoshi. My point? Well mha is oneof the anime which got me to write. Deku is unique, emotional, oh god the soft boy deku era had me cringing SO bad.

I used to think one piece was not a very good piece of fiction and that if I ever read more of it I would give it a low score. I read more, and I still think it is not a very well written story but it is the most fun I've had reading a manga in a while and I'm like halfway done and I give it at least an 8 and that score will get to 10 by the time I'm caught up most likely. One of the reasons for my sudden increase in score was a change of mindset when my one piece superfan friend came up to me and said "you're gonna be reading goofy pirate manga, keep that in mind." and I was like "...hmm ok?" and that was the best decision ever cause not taking things too seriously and not nerding out about fiction and writing is exactly what this shit is about. Be free. Don't bind yourself with superficial things like definitions and what's suppose to happen and what's good writing and all that bs and just have fun. And have fun I did. Banger manga.

Bro, you’re so right and all levels of aspect because I’ve heard so many people talk about how they hate this show because of how the main character is a crybaby and you’re literally describing why he is a great character

Imagine thinking someone a cry baby is enough to think hes a bad character and a wimp when all he fucking DOES Is LOCK THE FUCK IN. I don't get people honestly.

This is the first video I've seen of you, and I want to say you did a great job on it. The editing and the way you present everything is very entertaining. You got a new subscriber. Deku is far from a crybaby with how much he goes through and male sensitivity should be more normalised.

Deku is my favorite main 1🏆 Hinata Shoyo 2#🥈 Thorfinn son of Thors 3#🥉

He's emotional but also a hardcore badass.

"I can't save the galaxy I have a conference"

Paranoia

Deku is a bad mc for an entirely seperate reason; He isn't willing to work. We're seen in season 2 with stain that people with quirks that aren't necessarily overpowered yet can still be a trouble for pro heros, like how stains quirk is blood curdle, a quirk that requires his opponent to be injured to use. This means that either way with or without a quirk deku still could've been a hero, but he never even tried, until suddenly allmight gives him the most broken quirk in the series. And then, at the end of the series when his quirk his gone, he gives up on being a hero and turns into a teacher, except, deku decides to be a hero again when he gets a fucking iron man suit! Deku doesnt work hard and wont try anything unless he has a 100% chance of succeeding!

Don’t let the anime fool you. Future Gohan was weak AF in the manga. The anime tried to give him a bit to work with but since the original manga was the creator’s truest intention for future Gohan; we must agree that he was shown as fodder.

He's just like me fr fr

one tiny mistake you made that Izuku wants to save people with a smile on his face and not becoming the number 1 hero. Sure he wants to become like All Might, but wants to become like All Might, a hero who saves people with a smile on his face

people are like: "why doesn't he train? It will make him better and chance of becoming a hero." What training as a 4 years old would really do? Ever since he got OFA he training in episode 2. People say that he's dumb or hating him for not leaving Bakugo. Thing is, that's not in his character. Regardless of what Bakugo does, Izuku looks up to him as an idol and a friend

Part of why I think MHA is peak is because of Deku being a great role model. It's okay to cry, empathize, work hard, struggle and think through your problems. He's breaking the mold of the conventional shonen protagonist in a big way. The same people that dislike Deku are often the people who want more classic male fulfillment roles like Luffy, Naruto, Goku, etc. Empty head, be silly, eat food, be born powerful, always win. MHA has reached a greater demographic due it's modern ideals and I'm glad to see it pushing Shonen tropes forward.

Honestly, it behaves like a daily life anime where you just hang out with your dumbass friends having fun, but at the same time crew is fighting stronger opponents, solving one of the greatest mysteries of the world, inspiring people, changing the whole world But they arent being heroic or noble. They just see someone punchable and they punch them. It doesnt matter who it is or what the price would be. I think Hunter x Hunter had the chance to be as interconnected as One Piece, but due to mangaka's poor health, he tries to start and finish whole arc as it might be the last time he is doing it. One can see the potential seeds he planted, but he never got to execute it the way he wished to