I love how Selkie's quirk is literally just spotted seal but also inexplicable super strength, like it's obvious the dude works out, but working out doesn't make drop kicks into water small island sized splashes haha
The fact that these kids actually have parents that care about them is a big plus in my book. Way too often kids in anime don't have parents, their parents are overseas, or are neglectful, so it's fresh to see real families supporting the characters for once.
@@xenoemblem7his dad is apparently working overseas. I feel like he should've been introduced earlier, because doing it now would just make him seem like an ass
@@CrownofMischief If I remember correctly, Midorias dad is apparently an archaeologist or something such? And his job is basicly paying for his wife's lifestyle & such, so while he isnt home, he's supporting them with a stable income. Aint the "dad of the year" but he's letting them live well off.
Fun fact, this Filler Episode is based on a single Manga Chapter script that the Manga author cut because he couldn’t figure out how to fit it into the story, so when the Anime came along, they used that and turned it into this Episode
So Gunhead didn't have any speaking lines in the manga, neither did we get any details about the other students internships. However before writing this episode for the anime they had the original authors input and advice to make sure it would be accurate
I don't care what people say. This episode is not filler. Tsu is a major side character and deserves her own episode. !!SPOILERS BELOW!! Plus, the connection with Selkie sets up the team up with Ryukyu where they learn more about the quirk enhancing drug trade.
It literally is filler. By definition. You don't have care about what others say, but you're just denying reality by claiming it's not filler. It can be filler and good at the same time. Besides, the existence of filler basically means that anime can have different canon from the manga. For example, Bleach has some filler that actually ties in a bit to the actual main story plot. Same with Naruto.
@@Xeno_Solarus It's not really filler, it actually happened in the manga and there was even a panel showing it. This episode just filled it out more completely. Technically it would probably be 'semi-filler' or 'expanded material'
You can watch the intro now as we have come so far in the season and there's not much in it that can be spoiled But if anything I would REALLY RECOMMEND for you to watch THE OUTRO it literally doesn't have have anything related to the story or anything to be spoiled and I know you will love it
4:18 I can relate to Kacchon because I see a lot of my old self in him. Growing up I had a very short fuse, and even to this day say things meaning one thing that many hear as something else not understanding how the misunderstandings happened. The big difference between me and him is I wasn't the bully in my childhood, but the one targeted. I eventually developed a stand your ground personality, and would often come out swinging to defend myself at the slightest insult. After a time they moved on to other people, and because I knew what it was like to be on the receiving end I would often place myself between them and their target. As I grew older I started developing the ability to shrug off any insults directed towards me keeping my fuse in check, but would fire back when I heard one directed at someone I cared about. In my teens I was so used to fighting while as a kid that I came to love the thrill of the fight, but hated the thought of hurting someone. Still had a short fuse, but it was harder for me to loose my cool since miner insults could be ignored and I got good at throwing them back. Wasn't till my mid to late 20s that I started to mellow out. Its now much harder to get under my skin, and been many years since I've gotten into a fight. Now adays I do whatever I can to avoid fighting or getting into fights. I still stand my ground when I feel the need to, but will let most things slide because I am no longer fazed by it. In order to get me swinging you have to swing first otherwise I choose a more passive rout. For a reference I grew up in the 90s seems like a deferent world back than.
Fun fact: This is one of the few filler episodes of MHA. Not sure if they were testing the waters and decided against it but I know one thing, this is evidence that the staff were aware of how popular Froppy is.
@@Bakuganluver23 Yep, in the manga Froppy actually brings up that this happened on her internship when everyone shares how it went, but in the anime we can see how it went down.
Seals are my favorite animals and the Largha seal (spotted seal) is one of the ultimate cutest seals ever! Selkie is therefore one of my favorite heroes from My Hero Academia, even if he has very little screen time. Fun fact: I love seals, but not all. So I only like the genera of the Odobenidae family (walruses) and the Phocidae family (spotted seals, ringed seals, harbor seals, baikal seals, etc.). But I don't like Otaniidae (e.g. sea lions) at all... I like your reactions :3 Greetings from Germany (sorry, my english is not very good, even though i can read it almost perfectly and understand it very well... but i have problems when i want to form sentences by myself.)
@@crcoghill Eh, we'll have to agree to disagree on that one. There is good filler for sure, but at least in my experience there is quite a lot of bad ones.
The thing is, what even is filler? Sure there's the main storyline or something... so, does that mean all the things that follow it are main and everywhere outside is filler? But let's just say that the main storyline is an interwinded story of many people(both of the main and side characters) and then let's just say that the "filler" is a story of one of the side characters... What I'm trying to say - this episode isn't a filler. I haven't seen too much of those hundreds episodes having shows that a lot of people say have a lot of fillers. But from what I saw and hear and think, filler is something that has no growth, as in character don't grow in any way, don't realise anything... Basically I think it's those episodes that just have characters... Probably taking a break... I couldn't really express my opinion in words, but I tried
@retroshark8 As said, you make good points. Filler being thrown around a lot has caused a negative view point for all content not from the "source material". There are good fillers that know how to intertwine with the "source" and even fill in gaps the source didn't have time to cover due to the type of medium it starts as. I think sometimes series do to better then other, like One Piece for example often has"filler" for events that do happen in the on going narrative but didn't get fleshed out or didn't have time too in the manga. I still think OP can have medicore or bad filler arcs sometimes but they're more often well placed in the story. I'd say that most MHA fillers are pretty good but more towards the early half. I do think the vision of the story does kind of suffer at some points later because of financial decisions that people don't always agree with. (Season 5 of this anime comes to mind. A lot of odd creative choices were made.) Stiff that doesn't really "add" anything like a lot of the early stuff. I'd say shows like Bleach and Naruto got the sort end of the stick sometimes. Not everything was bad but man there's so much of it and often placed at such inconvenient times. Sometimes it made sense way since it was getting to close to tge source material which often happened to Bleach, but there was really no excuse for stuff like Naruto which still had those inconvenient placements when the manga had been over for awhile. Mostly saying it fillers can be a great tool for the wider overall narrative if handled well.
I always enjoyed the Froppy focus, definitely a great episode. Thinking about a question from an older MHA video about who you associate the most with, definitely either Uraraka or Froppy/Tsu. I think Tsu makes more sense though.
If you didnt know the main villian is a reference to hp lovecraft. The story, a shadow over insmuth. A story of a town where people do the nasty with fishmen
3:40 an attempt...was started 3:47 If he flattened his tone, this _would_ work. Like... "I'm going to be the #1 hero, so you won't have to worry about me" (I hate the dub here because in English he threatens them instead Instead of "YOU WON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT ME 💪 SO-" he says "YOU [KIDS?] WILL REGRET THE DAY YOU LAUGHED AT MEE" like ...what. 3:57 I like that he looks distressed li 4:10 YEAH Like yess he wanted to tell them that he wasn't totally helpless then, and _now_ he's going to become a great hero so no one will have to worry about him 19:30 ....this is the 2nd time he sounds... Nile... 19:52 NILE?? Hello ❤ (Nile Dawk/Dok) 21:16 found a drawback
For a second, I thought you said Morris Code and had a flashback to "Red Vs. Blue". Sarge: Gadzooks, that sounds like Morris Code! Simmons: Uh, it's actually not Morris Code. It's Morse Code, sir. Sarge: "Morse"? That doesn't sound right. I don't think so! Simmons: Yes, Morse was the man who developed a wireless means of international communication. Morris was a television cat who sold cat food. Sarge: And that cat was one of our finest military minds!
Lmao, man... I cannot stop imagining Knuckles when he talks. He might not have a body of a macho (ignore non-Sonic Team's Knuckles) but he's still kinda one in personality.
I love Froppy, but her tongue gives me concern. not in a weird way, but the idea of wrapping someone up with super strength that could tear it is something that would keep me from ever using it that way. I'm sure she knows her limitations, but as a viewer that fear lingers in my head
So this may be filler, but My Hero has some of the better filler episodes I've seen in anime. Fleshing out the main cast of 20 beyond the important boys is very much appreciated. Heck, even they sometimes need additional focus beyond Deku. Again, I find Jeanist to be forcing excess aesthetic conformity, but he has good lessons that Bakugo will need to learn if he's to be more than just a niche battle hero who is too much most. A hero shouldn't make kids cry if they can help it. Take Batman for example. One of the scarier heroes well known in pop culture. He'll still try to comfort a kid while in the costume. He may not be able to put on a warm smile like Clark, but he can show warmth. His brand of fear is for criminals, not civilians. Pride is one of those things were you need some but too much will burn you up. Gunhead is a good teacher. So much for patrolling by Momo. Though on some level, this does give a degree of peace of mind. As someone who's cleaned fairgrounds, it could be worse, though no free Gyro for picking up at a playground. Meanwhile, Jiro iss getting the second most action of the class. Now, after appetizers, we get to the the catch of the day by following Tsu with the Coast Guard affiliate. And before people joke, Coast Guards do important duties, and more smuggling is caught by the US coast guard than along the land border with Mexico, and that's been true for years. To say nothing of how the US Coast Guard ranges from search and rescue to having enough firepower to be a formidable fighting force if tested. Also some ships that the waves have a near impossibly job sinking. Seriously, they will basically always right themselves if the proper hatches are sealed. To compare to Batman again, sometimes you get to knock heads, drive fast, and get a surge of adrenaline from zipping on a grappling hook. Other nights you have a quiet rotation on Watch Tower monitor duty. Then there are the late nights of intel gathering in the cold rain for hours of waiting. And the ruined chances of a social life. The long hours training the kids. The guilt over those he couldn't save... But then there's the family he's built. Knowing he helps people on the daily. Knowing how much he fights to help his city in boardroom and batmobile. Having Clark and Diana in his life. Yeah, Selkie is pretty built. Anchors aweigh! Sailing can lead to a very developed physique. Mind you, it can also lead to portly people manning consoles these days. Wouldn't mind seeing Sirius with a bit more muscle tone actually, now that I'm thinking about it. She's scrawny compared to all this beef. Selkie is even more at home in water than Froppy. Not surprising his agency is a Coast Guard affiliate. That would be a naval flare. Very powerful. And a warcrime if knowing fired specifically at people. Anything that bright runs hot. Not birds, but cephalopods. You can find beaks on both an octopus and a squid. "Boss Innsmouth," I see the writers don't just love Star Wars and superhero comics, but have a Lovecraft reader knocking around. Innsmouth being the town from the fish people story old, "Hates Progress Lovecraft," wrote called, "Shadow over Innsmouth." Pretty strong tentacles. And if they can bust up the boat, they can seriously hurt Sirius. Forgot he was sexist. A show where it's surprising that the fins are a costume piece. Not just criminals, but a family gang. Ahoy, Captain! 6 arms, but only 2 legs with weak grips. Captain's seal of approval.
This was a filler, not written by the mangaka Horikoshi. It's still a good episode (and honestly we need the time with the rest of the class) but TBH I think they made Tsuyu too docile. If you compare her here to the way she acted at USJ, she was much more collected and assertive then. Especially, at the end when the coastguard apologizes, I think she would have just told him that she's seen worse and this is her job. Compared to the rest of the class, she always seemed like the most ready.
i guess an anime original episode constitutes as "filler" now?, despite the anime only recently catching up with the manga in tandem. but yeah of the few examples of anime original episodes in the future this is definitely one of the strongest i think, good times
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I love how Selkie's quirk is literally just spotted seal but also inexplicable super strength, like it's obvious the dude works out, but working out doesn't make drop kicks into water small island sized splashes haha
Gunhead setting unrealistic standards for cuteness for just about everyone on planet Earth.
The fact that these kids actually have parents that care about them is a big plus in my book. Way too often kids in anime don't have parents, their parents are overseas, or are neglectful, so it's fresh to see real families supporting the characters for once.
Deku is shown to only have his mom, so I guess that's a step up??
@@xenoemblem7his dad is apparently working overseas. I feel like he should've been introduced earlier, because doing it now would just make him seem like an ass
@@CrownofMischief Spoilers below
Considering what's going on in the manga, it could be that he's simply not able to get back into the country.
@@CrownofMischief If I remember correctly, Midorias dad is apparently an archaeologist or something such? And his job is basicly paying for his wife's lifestyle & such, so while he isnt home, he's supporting them with a stable income. Aint the "dad of the year" but he's letting them live well off.
@@TenebiCenturion Indeed. Especially with all of Midori's special edition Hero (All Might) Memorabilia, collecting is an expensive hobby.
Fun fact, this Filler Episode is based on a single Manga Chapter script that the Manga author cut because he couldn’t figure out how to fit it into the story, so when the Anime came along, they used that and turned it into this Episode
So Gunhead didn't have any speaking lines in the manga, neither did we get any details about the other students internships. However before writing this episode for the anime they had the original authors input and advice to make sure it would be accurate
So it was made with Kohei's blessing?
fun fact: the villain Out Innsmouth is a reference to Call of Cthulhu. The setting for it is the town of Innsmouth.
I don't care what people say. This episode is not filler. Tsu is a major side character and deserves her own episode.
!!SPOILERS BELOW!!
Plus, the connection with Selkie sets up the team up with Ryukyu where they learn more about the quirk enhancing drug trade.
But that episode is also in a similar vein as this, the semi-filler movie tie-in
It literally is filler. By definition. You don't have care about what others say, but you're just denying reality by claiming it's not filler. It can be filler and good at the same time. Besides, the existence of filler basically means that anime can have different canon from the manga.
For example, Bleach has some filler that actually ties in a bit to the actual main story plot. Same with Naruto.
@@Xeno_Solarus It's not really filler, it actually happened in the manga and there was even a panel showing it. This episode just filled it out more completely. Technically it would probably be 'semi-filler' or 'expanded material'
@@Xeno_Solarus such as?
You can watch the intro now as we have come so far in the season and there's not much in it that can be spoiled
But if anything I would REALLY RECOMMEND for you to watch THE OUTRO it literally doesn't have have anything related to the story or anything to be spoiled and I know you will love it
4:18 I can relate to Kacchon because I see a lot of my old self in him. Growing up I had a very short fuse, and even to this day say things meaning one thing that many hear as something else not understanding how the misunderstandings happened. The big difference between me and him is I wasn't the bully in my childhood, but the one targeted. I eventually developed a stand your ground personality, and would often come out swinging to defend myself at the slightest insult. After a time they moved on to other people, and because I knew what it was like to be on the receiving end I would often place myself between them and their target. As I grew older I started developing the ability to shrug off any insults directed towards me keeping my fuse in check, but would fire back when I heard one directed at someone I cared about.
In my teens I was so used to fighting while as a kid that I came to love the thrill of the fight, but hated the thought of hurting someone. Still had a short fuse, but it was harder for me to loose my cool since miner insults could be ignored and I got good at throwing them back. Wasn't till my mid to late 20s that I started to mellow out. Its now much harder to get under my skin, and been many years since I've gotten into a fight. Now adays I do whatever I can to avoid fighting or getting into fights. I still stand my ground when I feel the need to, but will let most things slide because I am no longer fazed by it. In order to get me swinging you have to swing first otherwise I choose a more passive rout.
For a reference I grew up in the 90s seems like a deferent world back than.
Aw yeah, introducing SIRIUS!!!!! She may be anime exclusive, but she's a joy to watch...
Fun fact: This is one of the few filler episodes of MHA. Not sure if they were testing the waters and decided against it but I know one thing, this is evidence that the staff were aware of how popular Froppy is.
didn't they do a poll on who should get an exclusive episode? or am i tripping
Not to mention, this was actually refferenced by Froppy in the manga. So it's one of the few filler that CANON to the story.
@@Bakuganluver23 Yep, in the manga Froppy actually brings up that this happened on her internship when everyone shares how it went, but in the anime we can see how it went down.
There are multiple polls of popularity with the characters Froppy is almost always high in the list
18:27 she's not a bird she's a squid
Froppy is so nice I swear I feel like she’s underated
...They're squids. Squids have beaks.
how I always look at the hierarchy is Overlord, super villein, villein, henchman, Minion, and then at the very bottom the Mook.
Seems like Alicia didn't know that Squids have beaks
Seals are my favorite animals and the Largha seal (spotted seal) is one of the ultimate cutest seals ever!
Selkie is therefore one of my favorite heroes from My Hero Academia, even if he has very little screen time.
Fun fact: I love seals, but not all.
So I only like the genera of the Odobenidae family (walruses) and the Phocidae family (spotted seals, ringed seals, harbor seals, baikal seals, etc.).
But I don't like Otaniidae (e.g. sea lions) at all...
I like your reactions :3 Greetings from Germany
(sorry, my english is not very good, even though i can read it almost perfectly and understand it very well... but i have problems when i want to form sentences by myself.)
Innsmouth name as well as design is a reference to hp lovecrafts book "shadow over innsmouth" a book about fish people.
"Oh no it's an octopus"
Me; "we all know where this is going"
Gunhead be like: 👉👈
I freaking love him.
And here we have a prime example of MHA having some pretty solid filler.
Most filler in anime is good. You just have to make it sensible, something the series could have and have fun with it.
@@crcoghill Eh, we'll have to agree to disagree on that one. There is good filler for sure, but at least in my experience there is quite a lot of bad ones.
The thing is, what even is filler? Sure there's the main storyline or something... so, does that mean all the things that follow it are main and everywhere outside is filler? But let's just say that the main storyline is an interwinded story of many people(both of the main and side characters) and then let's just say that the "filler" is a story of one of the side characters... What I'm trying to say - this episode isn't a filler. I haven't seen too much of those hundreds episodes having shows that a lot of people say have a lot of fillers. But from what I saw and hear and think, filler is something that has no growth, as in character don't grow in any way, don't realise anything... Basically I think it's those episodes that just have characters... Probably taking a break... I couldn't really express my opinion in words, but I tried
@@retroshark8 You make some good points!
@retroshark8 As said, you make good points. Filler being thrown around a lot has caused a negative view point for all content not from the "source material". There are good fillers that know how to intertwine with the "source" and even fill in gaps the source didn't have time to cover due to the type of medium it starts as. I think sometimes series do to better then other, like One Piece for example often has"filler" for events that do happen in the on going narrative but didn't get fleshed out or didn't have time too in the manga. I still think OP can have medicore or bad filler arcs sometimes but they're more often well placed in the story.
I'd say that most MHA fillers are pretty good but more towards the early half. I do think the vision of the story does kind of suffer at some points later because of financial decisions that people don't always agree with. (Season 5 of this anime comes to mind. A lot of odd creative choices were made.) Stiff that doesn't really "add" anything like a lot of the early stuff.
I'd say shows like Bleach and Naruto got the sort end of the stick sometimes. Not everything was bad but man there's so much of it and often placed at such inconvenient times. Sometimes it made sense way since it was getting to close to tge source material which often happened to Bleach, but there was really no excuse for stuff like Naruto which still had those inconvenient placements when the manga had been over for awhile.
Mostly saying it fillers can be a great tool for the wider overall narrative if handled well.
Just to make it clear to Alicia, both squids and octopuses have beaks like parrots have so I understand the confusion on your part
I always enjoyed the Froppy focus, definitely a great episode. Thinking about a question from an older MHA video about who you associate the most with, definitely either Uraraka or Froppy/Tsu. I think Tsu makes more sense though.
Don't think I've ever seen Froppy take an L.
That's what happens when you don't have a dump stat. She's at least above average in everything. :D
If you didnt know the main villian is a reference to hp lovecraft. The story, a shadow over insmuth. A story of a town where people do the nasty with fishmen
I know not everyone likes filler, but tbh, I can NEVER get enough of it. Idk, I just love seeing more of these characters.
Just thought I'd let you know there's a pretty important post credit scene next episode of 2x20
3:40 an attempt...was started
3:47 If he flattened his tone, this _would_ work. Like... "I'm going to be the #1 hero, so you won't have to worry about me" (I hate the dub here because in English he threatens them instead
Instead of "YOU WON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT ME 💪 SO-" he says "YOU [KIDS?] WILL REGRET THE DAY YOU LAUGHED AT MEE" like ...what.
3:57 I like that he looks distressed li 4:10 YEAH
Like yess he wanted to tell them that he wasn't totally helpless then, and _now_ he's going to become a great hero so no one will have to worry about him
19:30 ....this is the 2nd time he sounds...
Nile...
19:52 NILE?? Hello ❤
(Nile Dawk/Dok)
21:16 found a drawback
6:10 ain’t no way THE precious Alicia thinks she ain’t cute bruh
As cute as Gunhead, though? She’s only human.
Comparing to the cuteness of Gunhead...
@@sladeclegane9709 she’s only human after all… don’t put the blame on her…
For a second, I thought you said Morris Code and had a flashback to "Red Vs. Blue".
Sarge: Gadzooks, that sounds like Morris Code!
Simmons: Uh, it's actually not Morris Code. It's Morse Code, sir.
Sarge: "Morse"? That doesn't sound right. I don't think so!
Simmons: Yes, Morse was the man who developed a wireless means of international communication. Morris was a television cat who sold cat food.
Sarge: And that cat was one of our finest military minds!
Bakugo, buddy. The dial has more settings than you're using. Turn it down.
so yeah the minions weren't birds, but squids or octopus as they also have beaks
Lmao, man... I cannot stop imagining Knuckles when he talks. He might not have a body of a macho (ignore non-Sonic Team's Knuckles) but he's still kinda one in personality.
I'm with everyone here, they are not birds but squid. Squids working for an octopus with a name referencing a Lovecraft story.
Surprised to not see many comments correcting Alicia on the villians not being birds, but squids. Squids have beaks, similar looking to a parrots.
Boss Innsmouth is a reference to a short story by H. P. Lovecraft.
I love Froppy, but her tongue gives me concern. not in a weird way, but the idea of wrapping someone up with super strength that could tear it is something that would keep me from ever using it that way. I'm sure she knows her limitations, but as a viewer that fear lingers in my head
So this may be filler, but My Hero has some of the better filler episodes I've seen in anime. Fleshing out the main cast of 20 beyond the important boys is very much appreciated. Heck, even they sometimes need additional focus beyond Deku.
Again, I find Jeanist to be forcing excess aesthetic conformity, but he has good lessons that Bakugo will need to learn if he's to be more than just a niche battle hero who is too much most.
A hero shouldn't make kids cry if they can help it. Take Batman for example. One of the scarier heroes well known in pop culture. He'll still try to comfort a kid while in the costume. He may not be able to put on a warm smile like Clark, but he can show warmth. His brand of fear is for criminals, not civilians.
Pride is one of those things were you need some but too much will burn you up.
Gunhead is a good teacher.
So much for patrolling by Momo. Though on some level, this does give a degree of peace of mind.
As someone who's cleaned fairgrounds, it could be worse, though no free Gyro for picking up at a playground.
Meanwhile, Jiro iss getting the second most action of the class.
Now, after appetizers, we get to the the catch of the day by following Tsu with the Coast Guard affiliate. And before people joke, Coast Guards do important duties, and more smuggling is caught by the US coast guard than along the land border with Mexico, and that's been true for years. To say nothing of how the US Coast Guard ranges from search and rescue to having enough firepower to be a formidable fighting force if tested. Also some ships that the waves have a near impossibly job sinking. Seriously, they will basically always right themselves if the proper hatches are sealed.
To compare to Batman again, sometimes you get to knock heads, drive fast, and get a surge of adrenaline from zipping on a grappling hook. Other nights you have a quiet rotation on Watch Tower monitor duty. Then there are the late nights of intel gathering in the cold rain for hours of waiting. And the ruined chances of a social life. The long hours training the kids. The guilt over those he couldn't save...
But then there's the family he's built. Knowing he helps people on the daily. Knowing how much he fights to help his city in boardroom and batmobile. Having Clark and Diana in his life.
Yeah, Selkie is pretty built.
Anchors aweigh!
Sailing can lead to a very developed physique. Mind you, it can also lead to portly people manning consoles these days. Wouldn't mind seeing Sirius with a bit more muscle tone actually, now that I'm thinking about it. She's scrawny compared to all this beef.
Selkie is even more at home in water than Froppy. Not surprising his agency is a Coast Guard affiliate.
That would be a naval flare. Very powerful. And a warcrime if knowing fired specifically at people. Anything that bright runs hot.
Not birds, but cephalopods. You can find beaks on both an octopus and a squid.
"Boss Innsmouth," I see the writers don't just love Star Wars and superhero comics, but have a Lovecraft reader knocking around. Innsmouth being the town from the fish people story old, "Hates Progress Lovecraft," wrote called, "Shadow over Innsmouth."
Pretty strong tentacles. And if they can bust up the boat, they can seriously hurt Sirius.
Forgot he was sexist.
A show where it's surprising that the fins are a costume piece.
Not just criminals, but a family gang.
Ahoy, Captain!
6 arms, but only 2 legs with weak grips.
Captain's seal of approval.
"You believe too! In us..and the captain."
*Most people:* Aww, that's nice. 😊
*People who've seen Attack on Titan:* 😨
My favorite trope is huge men who act all cute
Superman energy fr
@@senspideyfan the new animated series with him looks promising in that regard lol
@@orleanswarrior1834 exactly they're gonna get my boy right after a thousand years of forcefully turning him edgy to appease the edgelords
This was a filler, not written by the mangaka Horikoshi. It's still a good episode (and honestly we need the time with the rest of the class) but TBH I think they made Tsuyu too docile. If you compare her here to the way she acted at USJ, she was much more collected and assertive then. Especially, at the end when the coastguard apologizes, I think she would have just told him that she's seen worse and this is her job. Compared to the rest of the class, she always seemed like the most ready.
Anyone who doesn't ship Selkie and Sirius can just stay away from the Oki Mariner. :D
i think in the dub she said adorable not cute but either way i do love Froppy
i guess an anime original episode constitutes as "filler" now?, despite the anime only recently catching up with the manga in tandem. but yeah of the few examples of anime original episodes in the future this is definitely one of the strongest i think, good times
They're accurate biologically splatoon characters
Froppy is one of the greats
Let’s go another MHA episode!❤️🥰
fam, those are squids.
....why does Selkie's voice remind me of Domon from G Gundam?
mhmm that bird girl was kinda cute.
as an autism haver I too am too direct sometimes
18:45 You know I seen enough hentai to know where this is going!
fabulous video alic
Hey, Alicia please don't delete this yet and everyone else don't pay too much attention to this comment, I'm using my friend's thing here, Alicia I just wanted to say I am very very sorry, I never meant to offend anyone on The Discord and if I did I really am sorry, I was an idiot, I never bothered to look more into what I had read, now whenever I watch your videos I feel empty and whenever I hear that VA's voice I feel sick to my stomach, please just let me say I'm sorry, because from the bottom of my heart I truly am, I will do anything at all to prove it to you, well for the last time, I am Sorry, -ShadowKing
What did you do lol
@@dihzmahl7032 I started a stupid conversation about an Anime VA I liked and I had heard he did some stuff, but I didn't read more about it and I went off on this rant and then afterwards I looked it up and I was wrong and now I'm just trying to make things right
Why is she calling a squid a bird