The scene where Uravity is learning martial arts from Gunhead, and Montana is like, "That's not how 'learn by doing' works." Yes, actually, it is. That is exactly how learning physical combat skills works. You take turns being on the receiving end, to learn both what to do and what you will be doing to others.
When she said that in that instance, she was referring to how Uravity wasn't able to watch how the maneuver happened. She wasn't able to see the technique because it was being done to her. Once she was able to switch, though then she actually could. I took Jiu Jitsu and in our dojo, our sensei and teaching assistants would demonstrate to us how to do the move and then we were able to practice. Only after we all were able to watch how the moves were done, then we would get to practice them. They didn't start by showing a new move out on a student initially because then you can't see the technicalities of the move you are supposed to learn. Plus, if you learn by seeing it done to a student then you might learn an improper technique. Because the student doesn't know all the particulars. How to step so they aren't stabbed (in the case of the show), how to properly fall, how to "twist the knife away," etc. Also, we would not use a real knife like in the show. Having a student stab at you like that would not happen. One wrong move and there goes your instructor. Or if someone was standing behind him, yikes.
Someone pointed out to me the intros start off as Deku chasing after AllMight and as the series progresses the intros change to him getting closer and closer until he catches up to him, then passes by and All Might is looking to Deku's back
As someone who took a martial art, Jiu Jitsu. She is right, that is not how it would work. To copy this that I wrote to someone else: When she said that in that instance, she was referring to how Uravity wasn't able to watch how the maneuver happened. She wasn't able to see the technique because it was being done to her. Once she was able to switch, though then she actually could. I took Jiu Jitsu and in our dojo, our sensei and teaching assistants would demonstrate to us how to do the move and then we were able to practice. Only after we all were able to watch how the moves were done, then we would get to practice them. They didn't start by showing a new move out on a student initially because then you can't see the technicalities of the move you are supposed to learn. Plus, if you learn by seeing it done to a student then you might learn an improper technique. Because the student doesn't know all the particulars. How to step so they aren't stabbed (in the case of the show), how to properly fall, how to "twist the knife away," etc. Also, we would not use a real knife like in the show. Having a student stab at you like that would not happen. One wrong move and there goes your instructor. Or if someone was standing behind him, yikes.
Best Jeanist read Bakugo for filth, and Bakugo not listening to his advice and what he's actually saying and just being upset at picking this agency is... very on brand. What Best Jeanist is saying is completely true: Bakugo *cannot* become number one if he keeps yelling at the people he's supposed to save, makes them upset and is genuinely very uncomfortable to be around. It's just not an image of someone who inspires hope, no matter how many villains he defeats. Neglecting this incredibly important part of being a hero is something that he can't keep doing.
@@AzulApe Even Endeavor only does cold, distant, and arrogant. He manages to project competence (although I suspect more than a few of his fans have a 'step on me daddy' vibe). Bakugo? He comes off as psychotic, hot-headed, and stupid. Think about how you as a watcher view him for the first two three seasons.
@@snvhill Bakugo has constantly been praised for his IQ. Lol, he’s been my favorite character since the start. You’re aware he comes in first on every popularity poll? Point proven. 🤣
@@AzulApe Is that why Bakugo failed to get his hero license in season 3? The dude's pride was so bruised that he couldn't get over people insulting him and couldn't rescue them while he was taking his exam. Any civilian that he tries to rescue would be tempted to run in the other direction, and that is not how a hero should act. Endeavor, while far from perfect, can at least project competence and be calm in a situation, Bakugo just constantly yells at people.
While I enjoy this episode just as much as everyone else, and think it's neat that they gave a whole episode to a character like Tsu, I also would have like to have seen how EVERYONE in Class 1-A was doing. We could've gotten a minute or two with everyone, cause we have no idea how the majority of their internships went (Sero, Mina, Hakagure, to name a few).
Something great about MHA is that the writers make sure to make all the anime original episodes are actually enjoyable and use them to expand the world and flesh out the characters.
I think it's great that even in a mostly anime-original ep like this one we still get some vital character building for Uraraka and Tsuyu. Tsuyu's is obvious (and fits in really well with her future arc/decisions), but that knife training for Uraraka is SO vital in nearly every one of her future fight scenes! And it feels like such a small thing at the time! I love it!
This is apparently in the manga, but it’s more of a short mention. They expanded it into a full episode. So, it’s not filler story, but they did fill things in- if that makes sense.
Exactly, it’s not filler… because it’s cannon. Filler traditionally means non-canon stories added by the adaption. But it is filler, because technically they filled stuff in and they did lengthen it… but it is cannon. Of course it’s non-cannon stuff that most irks people. So, it’s not filler by the traditional definition, but technically it’s filler. Isn’t language fun. (No, this drives me crazy.)
With the combat training with uraraka, from personal experience it is actually really helpful to have a move done on you first then practicing it. It really helps to get a feel for how the body movement works from both sides, though obviously you have to then actually practice it yourself form a series of different starting positions and sparring situations to really ‘get’ it.
As someone who took Jiu Jitsu, the Sensei would initially demonstrate the move with the teaching assistant. So the students can actually see the proper technique of the move. Not just put a weapon in a student's hand and say "come at me bro." That's a lawsuit waiting to happen.
@@deadsetondreams1988 Sure, but there's no teaching assistant in a one on one lesson. Experiencing something yourself is still a really helpful way to learn, at the very least it will give an immediate understanding of the use and effectiveness of a move.
0:01 aaa it's angrier in English In JP you can tell it's essentially (while still yelling) _You don't have to worry about me_ Ughh if I just extracted what he was trying to say (bc it's clear to me) I feel like thered be less conflict or idk 6:12 he's so much worse in English 6:29 I love this discomfort face, and when Jeanist called him out 6:45 he's voice and speaking style are so cute I wish it _see how I did that_ cute 7:28 the way he run aaaa 10:46 w...wALRUS?WALRUS? 17:10 inns...inns MOUTH I thought it was pronounced like Inns-mith, from... Cthulu? Some literary work Nothing will ever top Tsu-ka-uchi
@@deadsetondreams1988 Most filler don't bring anything to the story though. Their impact disappear once the story ends, unlike regular episodes. Fillers are just a pause from the story, and people hate them, rightfully so, because they take us away from the story we wanna follow. This episode, however, is one of the few good fillers, and might actually be considered canon as the characters in this episode does show up in the manga, sugesting the mangaka have canonized the events of this episode.
@@Lupinemancer87 Just because they take you out of the story isn't a good reason to hate them to the point where people are forcing their opinions on others. People don't have any right to tell others to skip them. If they want to watch and enjoy them then they should be allowed to. They usually mention and explain side characters which some people actually appreciate learning more about. Or it can further explain character relationships with one another. If people hate learning about other characters that much then they are allowed to personally skip it. But shouldn't try to make others skip it as well. They can warn people it's a filler episode and the person can make up their own mind if they want to watch it or not from there. Some of us enjoy watching everything the show has to offer.
@@deadsetondreams1988 Exactly. I actually tend to enjoy the side characters more than the main ones anyway, so these are gold to me. I'm definitely a character over plot person though. I'd rather learn more about what people can do and what makes them tick than jump right to the next big bad.
Although filler episodes are universally despised, and rightfully so, as they offer nothing to the story and their inpact canishes once the episode ends, this is one of the few good ones there are.
This is literally not a filler episode. People need to learn what that means for real. This is a great episode and you'd have to just straight up not enjoy the show to consider this filler.
While this is not sourced from the Manga they don't just throw this episode away either. They wrote characters like Sirius and Selkie into other parts of the series later on too.
Montana is absolutely correct about superheroes! I'm a Marvel fan, but that just means I like Marvel more, not that I hate DC. Black Canary is an amazing hero. Her sonic attack superpower is very strong, but indiscriminate and destructive, so most of the time, she chooses not to use it. Without that attack, she is no different from an ordinary human, which forced her to become very good at unarmed combat. Another one is Karnak in Marvel. His power is to understand weaknesses, but he needs to learn martial arts the regular way to make full use of his powers.
Of the pro heroes met... All Might Kamui Woods Mt. Lady Death Arms Eraserhead Present Mic Midnight Cementoss Grand Torino Native (Stain target) Manual (Iida's internship) Gunhead Selkey Sirius (Pro Sidekick) Fourth Kind (Kirishima's internship) Endeavor Best Jeanist Unari (Momo's internship) Thirteen Lunchrush (UA faculty are pro heroes) Backdraft (ep1 water hero) Technically you have seen other pro heros that are faculty members but they obviously get named later in the show so dont want to say their names just in case. I'd name off more, but they are named later, and in case Montana sees this list of names I don't want any specific pro heroes spoiled when you're gonna see the others over the course of this series. So glad too you guys are watching and reacting to this series.
I was wondering when will you guys watch the first My Hero Movie: Two Heroes or are you guys not watching the movie's? It's suppose to take place in the summer vacation between Seasons-2 and 3, right? Just saw the pin comment. It looks like you guys are already in season-3. So, If you decide to watch the movie's it's going have to wait for the season to finish😭😭😭. p.s. If you decide to watch it then make sure to watch the My Hero Academia: All Might Rising special video (The one taking place before All Might leaves Japan).
Does anyone else remember back when MHA and AOT season 2 came out and the big debate was whether Sora ni Utaeba or Shinzou wo Sasageyo was the better OP? Crazy to think that was 6 years ago.
Won’t do an in-depth analysis today. All I’ll say is even the filler of MHA takes the time to be careful and still helps everyone develop in a way that keeps them moving forward even if the story doesn’t. This episode is an excellent example. It’s not a clip show of memories of the past, they focus on SO many characters, and give an episode to a side character, introduce new characters, make them leave an impression and matter. Let us see things we wouldn’t like heroes working with coast guard and existing law enforcement. Teams of heroes instead of fighting for clout. Complimentary sidekicks and more. They did NOT need to do this but they did. There’s so little filler in this show it astounds me. And I think of these which there are a few, I’d say only ONE of them doesn’t work. It’s amazing.
@@HaydrogenBombthat episode is the root cause of almost everyone’s issues with that season and it didn’t do enough to add to the story to compensate. I’ll get to that when we get there but every issue people put on season 5 is because of it.
What I appreciate about MHA is that it is shonen with a tiny number of filler episodes. About 30%-40% Naruto and Bleach episodes are filler and that's hundreds of episodes. I'm not even sure this episode qualifies as filler per se because I think it's actually in the manga. I typically think of "filler" as clip/recap shows and stuff that's not in the manga. The OVAs qualify as filler. If we're talking "what advances the plot?" all of the movies are technically filler.
Best Jeanist is my favorite non-Deku, non-Allmight character in the show. But his approach just doesn’t work here. Had I been the mentor, I would have said “Well, if you’re not man enough, not hero enough, to learn what to do, I guess you will just always be a low ranked hero. I guess being ranked 1000 isn’t the worst fate. Someone has to be.” Bakugo needs a challenge, he needs to prove you wrong, he needs to show how good he can be.
I don't agree with you saying this is a filler episode. This was an important episode for Su's character development and will be referenced later in the series
Filler in anime doesn't mean not important, it means not directly from the source material. This still fits in the canon because it's expansion on what the manga tells us Tsuyu was up to here, but it is still filler.
I think I'm accidentally outing myself as a furry, but I think Selkie's hot. There, I said it. I will now move to Florida and get a fursuit, embracing my shame 🤣🤣🤣
They are so lucky villains never really kill in this show. Would be nice to see a hero having problems with accepting doing "the right thing" after the villain kills the hostage for not complying with his demands...
I hate to keep bringing this up but you guys should really check out JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (2012) my favorite part personally is Part 5 (you know you know)(>------>)
I'm pretty sure Floppy did the wrong thing during the hostage situation. For all she knew, her actions would have caused the death of her mentor. Escalating a smuggling to a murder. But yes, she was under orders to do as she did, so the fault was on her mentor.
@@delaneykeller1389 Smugglers getting away is better than someone getting killed. In any normal hostage situation, you want to deescalate the situation. But if your mentality is all about winning at any cost, no matter who dies, then I don't think hero is the correct word.
@@PeakSight-kv6wi yes when she cried and made everyone come console her outside, after almost getting killed by the league of villains. Completely killed her character for me.
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Actually this is NOT a filler episode. It is called such, but if you watch carefully you'll see it's very much NOT a filler episode.
@@DigiVixenfiller in general is an outdated term, most adapted anime these days follow exactly what happens in the manga with little deviation.
The scene where Uravity is learning martial arts from Gunhead, and Montana is like, "That's not how 'learn by doing' works."
Yes, actually, it is. That is exactly how learning physical combat skills works. You take turns being on the receiving end, to learn both what to do and what you will be doing to others.
When she said that in that instance, she was referring to how Uravity wasn't able to watch how the maneuver happened. She wasn't able to see the technique because it was being done to her. Once she was able to switch, though then she actually could.
I took Jiu Jitsu and in our dojo, our sensei and teaching assistants would demonstrate to us how to do the move and then we were able to practice. Only after we all were able to watch how the moves were done, then we would get to practice them. They didn't start by showing a new move out on a student initially because then you can't see the technicalities of the move you are supposed to learn.
Plus, if you learn by seeing it done to a student then you might learn an improper technique. Because the student doesn't know all the particulars. How to step so they aren't stabbed (in the case of the show), how to properly fall, how to "twist the knife away," etc. Also, we would not use a real knife like in the show. Having a student stab at you like that would not happen. One wrong move and there goes your instructor. Or if someone was standing behind him, yikes.
Someone pointed out to me the intros start off as Deku chasing after AllMight and as the series progresses the intros change to him getting closer and closer until he catches up to him, then passes by and All Might is looking to Deku's back
Montana: this is not how learning by doing works
Martial artists: Friend, we have some news for you 😅
As someone who took a martial art, Jiu Jitsu. She is right, that is not how it would work.
To copy this that I wrote to someone else: When she said that in that instance, she was referring to how Uravity wasn't able to watch how the maneuver happened. She wasn't able to see the technique because it was being done to her. Once she was able to switch, though then she actually could.
I took Jiu Jitsu and in our dojo, our sensei and teaching assistants would demonstrate to us how to do the move and then we were able to practice. Only after we all were able to watch how the moves were done, then we would get to practice them. They didn't start by showing a new move out on a student initially because then you can't see the technicalities of the move you are supposed to learn.
Plus, if you learn by seeing it done to a student then you might learn an improper technique. Because the student doesn't know all the particulars. How to step so they aren't stabbed (in the case of the show), how to properly fall, how to "twist the knife away," etc. Also, we would not use a real knife like in the show. Having a student stab at you like that would not happen. One wrong move and there goes your instructor. Or if someone was standing behind him, yikes.
Best Jeanist read Bakugo for filth, and Bakugo not listening to his advice and what he's actually saying and just being upset at picking this agency is... very on brand. What Best Jeanist is saying is completely true: Bakugo *cannot* become number one if he keeps yelling at the people he's supposed to save, makes them upset and is genuinely very uncomfortable to be around. It's just not an image of someone who inspires hope, no matter how many villains he defeats. Neglecting this incredibly important part of being a hero is something that he can't keep doing.
Mentoring Bakugo to be better is like trying to stitch a big hole in your jeans with little fabric
Endeavor seemed to do just fine with his personality. lol
@@AzulApe Even Endeavor only does cold, distant, and arrogant. He manages to project competence (although I suspect more than a few of his fans have a 'step on me daddy' vibe). Bakugo? He comes off as psychotic, hot-headed, and stupid. Think about how you as a watcher view him for the first two three seasons.
@@snvhill Bakugo has constantly been praised for his IQ. Lol, he’s been my favorite character since the start. You’re aware he comes in first on every popularity poll? Point proven. 🤣
@@AzulApe Is that why Bakugo failed to get his hero license in season 3? The dude's pride was so bruised that he couldn't get over people insulting him and couldn't rescue them while he was taking his exam. Any civilian that he tries to rescue would be tempted to run in the other direction, and that is not how a hero should act. Endeavor, while far from perfect, can at least project competence and be calm in a situation, Bakugo just constantly yells at people.
While I enjoy this episode just as much as everyone else, and think it's neat that they gave a whole episode to a character like Tsu, I also would have like to have seen how EVERYONE in Class 1-A was doing.
We could've gotten a minute or two with everyone, cause we have no idea how the majority of their internships went (Sero, Mina, Hakagure, to name a few).
I could watch a whole TV show of Tsu working with that particular hero agency.
@@tofu_golemthat would be a great spin off. I could see it being a successful kids show
Something great about MHA is that the writers make sure to make all the anime original episodes are actually enjoyable and use them to expand the world and flesh out the characters.
22:43 The spotted seal is actually among the strongest of seals
I think it's great that even in a mostly anime-original ep like this one we still get some vital character building for Uraraka and Tsuyu. Tsuyu's is obvious (and fits in really well with her future arc/decisions), but that knife training for Uraraka is SO vital in nearly every one of her future fight scenes! And it feels like such a small thing at the time! I love it!
This is apparently in the manga, but it’s more of a short mention. They expanded it into a full episode. So, it’s not filler story, but they did fill things in- if that makes sense.
“FILL things in”
FILLer
Thats what it means….
Exactly, it’s not filler… because it’s cannon. Filler traditionally means non-canon stories added by the adaption.
But it is filler, because technically they filled stuff in and they did lengthen it… but it is cannon. Of course it’s non-cannon stuff that most irks people.
So, it’s not filler by the traditional definition, but technically it’s filler. Isn’t language fun. (No, this drives me crazy.)
You know by now, but the short mention still happens next episode
Well, technically Sea Lions are known for being rather powerful.
He's a spotted seal, not a sea lion. But yes, both are quite powerful.
Froppy’s praise made me tear up 😭😭 that’s our girl!
I want more of Froppy and the crew of the Oki Mariner.
With the combat training with uraraka, from personal experience it is actually really helpful to have a move done on you first then practicing it. It really helps to get a feel for how the body movement works from both sides, though obviously you have to then actually practice it yourself form a series of different starting positions and sparring situations to really ‘get’ it.
As someone who took Jiu Jitsu, the Sensei would initially demonstrate the move with the teaching assistant. So the students can actually see the proper technique of the move. Not just put a weapon in a student's hand and say "come at me bro." That's a lawsuit waiting to happen.
@@deadsetondreams1988 Sure, but there's no teaching assistant in a one on one lesson. Experiencing something yourself is still a really helpful way to learn, at the very least it will give an immediate understanding of the use and effectiveness of a move.
3:26 “they can’t all be number one!”
I find this hilarious considering there is an opening theme titled No. 1
0:01 aaa it's angrier in English
In JP you can tell it's essentially (while still yelling) _You don't have to worry about me_
Ughh if I just extracted what he was trying to say (bc it's clear to me) I feel like thered be less conflict or idk
6:12 he's so much worse in English
6:29 I love this discomfort face, and when Jeanist called him out
6:45 he's voice and speaking style are so cute I wish it
_see how I did that_ cute
7:28 the way he run aaaa
10:46 w...wALRUS?WALRUS?
17:10 inns...inns MOUTH
I thought it was pronounced like Inns-mith, from... Cthulu? Some literary work
Nothing will ever top Tsu-ka-uchi
That hurt me, this is my favorite opening 😔😓
same
Filler episodes are real episodes and I love them.
Especially this one.
Yeah, while filler episodes and the movies will never be important enough to be 'required reading' for the main plot, they are very much cannon.
Agreed, I hate when people tell others to skip them. Some of us actually like and appreciate what they bring to the story.
@@deadsetondreams1988 Most filler don't bring anything to the story though. Their impact disappear once the story ends, unlike regular episodes. Fillers are just a pause from the story, and people hate them, rightfully so, because they take us away from the story we wanna follow.
This episode, however, is one of the few good fillers, and might actually be considered canon as the characters in this episode does show up in the manga, sugesting the mangaka have canonized the events of this episode.
@@Lupinemancer87 Just because they take you out of the story isn't a good reason to hate them to the point where people are forcing their opinions on others. People don't have any right to tell others to skip them. If they want to watch and enjoy them then they should be allowed to. They usually mention and explain side characters which some people actually appreciate learning more about. Or it can further explain character relationships with one another.
If people hate learning about other characters that much then they are allowed to personally skip it. But shouldn't try to make others skip it as well. They can warn people it's a filler episode and the person can make up their own mind if they want to watch it or not from there. Some of us enjoy watching everything the show has to offer.
@@deadsetondreams1988 Exactly. I actually tend to enjoy the side characters more than the main ones anyway, so these are gold to me. I'm definitely a character over plot person though. I'd rather learn more about what people can do and what makes them tick than jump right to the next big bad.
"they can't all be #1" well not with that mind set they can't Montana XD
Although filler episodes are universally despised, and rightfully so, as they offer nothing to the story and their inpact canishes once the episode ends, this is one of the few good ones there are.
(At 10:40) Dude, He's too small, he's got a gray coat, and he doesn't have tusks to be a walrus. He's a seal.
I really enjoyed this episode. Froppy is one of my favorite characters and I was sad that none of this was in the manga
This is literally not a filler episode. People need to learn what that means for real. This is a great episode and you'd have to just straight up not enjoy the show to consider this filler.
When he said me too I in sync with Montana said it too lmao
Oh, I cannot wait for some of the later Student/Mentor quirk combos. Couple seasons away from them, but still.
(At 22:30) Now that's always funny. Getting *drop kicked* in the face.
While this is not sourced from the Manga they don't just throw this episode away either. They wrote characters like Sirius and Selkie into other parts of the series later on too.
(At 19:43) He looks more like an octopus than a squid
This episode was just a love letter to Tsu, saying we love you Tsu, you are amazing. Just like the fans wanted.
best My hero intro
Montana is absolutely correct about superheroes!
I'm a Marvel fan, but that just means I like Marvel more, not that I hate DC. Black Canary is an amazing hero. Her sonic attack superpower is very strong, but indiscriminate and destructive, so most of the time, she chooses not to use it. Without that attack, she is no different from an ordinary human, which forced her to become very good at unarmed combat.
Another one is Karnak in Marvel. His power is to understand weaknesses, but he needs to learn martial arts the regular way to make full use of his powers.
I love this Ep is one of my favourite fillers & I really Enjoyed the Dynamic between Froppy Captain & Serious.
Of the pro heroes met...
All Might
Kamui Woods
Mt. Lady
Death Arms
Eraserhead
Present Mic
Midnight
Cementoss
Grand Torino
Native (Stain target)
Manual (Iida's internship)
Gunhead
Selkey
Sirius (Pro Sidekick)
Fourth Kind (Kirishima's internship)
Endeavor
Best Jeanist
Unari (Momo's internship)
Thirteen
Lunchrush (UA faculty are pro heroes)
Backdraft (ep1 water hero)
Technically you have seen other pro heros that are faculty members but they obviously get named later in the show so dont want to say their names just in case.
I'd name off more, but they are named later, and in case Montana sees this list of names I don't want any specific pro heroes spoiled when you're gonna see the others over the course of this series. So glad too you guys are watching and reacting to this series.
It amuses me greatly that you see Hounddog almost 50 episodes before he speaks or you hear his name.
@ganymeade275 and even when you see him it's like 2 words then mad screams lol
It really be an enjoyable filler episode. The feels when Froppy is being complimented in the end :D
cuteness overload He isn't... I love it! He's so cute, Selkie!
But then there's Bakugo, I hate the new haircut, his sharp look is sooo much better.
Is the word you were looking for this episode "entonym"? meaning a word that acts as an example of its meaning (such as "assonance")
Gosh I hope my relationship is as absolutely amazing as yours
I was wondering when will you guys watch the first My Hero Movie: Two Heroes or are you guys not watching the movie's?
It's suppose to take place in the summer vacation between Seasons-2 and 3, right?
Just saw the pin comment. It looks like you guys are already in season-3. So, If you decide to watch the movie's it's going have to wait for the season to finish😭😭😭.
p.s. If you decide to watch it then make sure to watch the My Hero Academia: All Might Rising special video (The one taking place before All Might leaves Japan).
Does anyone else remember back when MHA and AOT season 2 came out and the big debate was whether Sora ni Utaeba or Shinzou wo Sasageyo was the better OP? Crazy to think that was 6 years ago.
(At 15:20) Wait, what if he is a literal Navy SEAL?
Won’t do an in-depth analysis today. All I’ll say is even the filler of MHA takes the time to be careful and still helps everyone develop in a way that keeps them moving forward even if the story doesn’t. This episode is an excellent example.
It’s not a clip show of memories of the past, they focus on SO many characters, and give an episode to a side character, introduce new characters, make them leave an impression and matter. Let us see things we wouldn’t like heroes working with coast guard and existing law enforcement. Teams of heroes instead of fighting for clout. Complimentary sidekicks and more. They did NOT need to do this but they did. There’s so little filler in this show it astounds me. And I think of these which there are a few, I’d say only ONE of them doesn’t work. It’s amazing.
Which would you say doesn't work?
@@HaydrogenBomb season 5. JUST that one.
@@KaempfdogThe one with Ryukyu and Selkie's work studies?
@@HaydrogenBombthat episode is the root cause of almost everyone’s issues with that season and it didn’t do enough to add to the story to compensate. I’ll get to that when we get there but every issue people put on season 5 is because of it.
@@Kaempfdog I get what what you're saying, but that episode isn't ENTIRELY filler. It tied into the third MHA movie that was coming out.
What I appreciate about MHA is that it is shonen with a tiny number of filler episodes. About 30%-40% Naruto and Bleach episodes are filler and that's hundreds of episodes. I'm not even sure this episode qualifies as filler per se because I think it's actually in the manga. I typically think of "filler" as clip/recap shows and stuff that's not in the manga. The OVAs qualify as filler. If we're talking "what advances the plot?" all of the movies are technically filler.
MHA never had the popularity to be a weekly anime. It’s easy to skip filler when you’re seasonal.
Are they ever gonna watch the last episode of aotttttt
Selkie is cute. Everyone else is just mean.
Bakugo, my beloved...
Filler episode? sure it doesn't follow the main character but I wouldn't exactly call it filler as it informs many future main story strokes
3/14/2024/2:59PM
Hey Kenny and Montana don't you guys think Selkie sorta looks like a Digimon?
18:00 well that same faith didn't turn out well for Eren and levi squad
4:52
3:14 no, montana is right, this intro sucks
Best Jeanist is my favorite non-Deku, non-Allmight character in the show. But his approach just doesn’t work here. Had I been the mentor, I would have said “Well, if you’re not man enough, not hero enough, to learn what to do, I guess you will just always be a low ranked hero. I guess being ranked 1000 isn’t the worst fate. Someone has to be.” Bakugo needs a challenge, he needs to prove you wrong, he needs to show how good he can be.
I don't agree with you saying this is a filler episode. This was an important episode for Su's character development and will be referenced later in the series
Filler in anime doesn't mean not important, it means not directly from the source material. This still fits in the canon because it's expansion on what the manga tells us Tsuyu was up to here, but it is still filler.
@@bradstrife2211 Filler generally refers to non canon material. This is all canon, so it's very misleading to say here.
I think I'm accidentally outing myself as a furry, but I think Selkie's hot. There, I said it. I will now move to Florida and get a fursuit, embracing my shame 🤣🤣🤣
They are so lucky villains never really kill in this show.
Would be nice to see a hero having problems with accepting doing "the right thing" after the villain kills the hostage for not complying with his demands...
i mean ... that is kinda what deku and tomura's current storyline is all about
Great video, you should watch jojos bizarre adventure next if you haven't already
YUSSS! Especially Stardust Crusade! "OH MY GOD!" 😂😂😂
As a player of the MHA: Strongest Hero, I hate that octopus villain to the bottom of my heart 😡😤
Please think about reacting to One Piece! Even though it has over 1,000 episodes, it’s really good!!!
autological word maybe.
I hate to keep bringing this up but you guys should really check out JoJo's Bizarre Adventure (2012) my favorite part personally is Part 5 (you know you know)(>------>)
my 2nd least fave intro song....the visuals are dope af tho
Is bakugo y'alls favourite?
I'm pretty sure Floppy did the wrong thing during the hostage situation. For all she knew, her actions would have caused the death of her mentor. Escalating a smuggling to a murder. But yes, she was under orders to do as she did, so the fault was on her mentor.
If she hadn't, then these people who for all she knew were willing to kill, would have gotten away. She did the right thing.
@@delaneykeller1389 Smugglers getting away is better than someone getting killed. In any normal hostage situation, you want to deescalate the situation. But if your mentality is all about winning at any cost, no matter who dies, then I don't think hero is the correct word.
I think this video is going taken down. The music whey to clear
But love your video ❤
Kenny, “It’s weird how someone who’s quirk seems long distance would be good at close combat.”
Stain, “Did you really learn nothing from me?”
you guys should watch dragon ball z abridged it’s a parody of dragon ball z but it is very good and it would bring in a whole different audience.
Froppy was cool until she made a certain someone’s abduction all about herself. Never liked the character again afterwards.
@@PeakSight-kv6wi yes when she cried and made everyone come console her outside, after almost getting killed by the league of villains. Completely killed her character for me.
Oh no the filler episode.
This "filler" episode can hardly be considered that. It's in the manga and definitely affects Froppys character going forward
You didn't have to watch it, you could've ignored the video
@@daurydavis3983 Your wisdom is unparalleled. Truly.
I’m sorry but my hero has some of the worst openings. They aren’t good they are okay at best but some of them suck
Is Peace Sign one of the okay at best? Or also bad
Well that's just straight up delusional, all the MHA openings are really popular songs even apart from the show.
It's either you don't listen to the songs well or you are just biased on MHA openings😮
dude can you not hold hands with your girl, kinda making us single guys feel bad. and how did you get a girl as a guy who watches anime?
As married anime waifu, LET DEM HOLD HANDS. It's damn adorable. ;)
@@RobinNicoagain I'm here to watch them react not to be reminded of my sad life. But yeah they're adorable, at least one of us guys won in life
Talking about women like a pokemon for you to catch rather than someone you want to spend your life with probably doesn't help.
@@scribblesketch so what do you suggest I do
@@younglingslayer4520 Think as a girl as someone that cares for you and that you care for ‼️ maybe you'll get one then