RE: My Hero Academia: Another anime down the drain
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I understand your anger and disappointment with the end of MHA. But it's not surprising, since it's not the first time I've seen this reaction; the same thing happened with the manga, and thousands of fans went wild online. I respect other people's opinions and I agree that this anime had a lot of potential in terms of story, characters, and villains.
But in the end it concluded as it did because of what the creator himself tried to teach us with this story. I liked the ending, although I admit that it was only for the moment and right now the matter feels somewhat bittersweet because of certain details that were wrapped up in a rather strange way. But I'm not going to say that this last season was all bad either, since there were unforgettable moments, at least in my opinion.
In the end, the anime tried to convey the typical message of teamwork, the value of bonds, and all that. And however many details it has, it's an ending, and that's what matters. Everyone will interpret it in their own way. I prefer to wait until the season is completely over before giving my opinion. But that's just my case; everyone is free to have their own opinion.
I'm not saying that MHA is the best action anime in history, but it is one of my favorites for many reasons. Of course, I'm not going to put it in the same position as FMA or HXH because that's impossible. 😅
Likewise, I enjoyed reading your 100% honest opinion of this anime.
Bro, I was venting out my disappointment, that's all.
I know how stressful getting the ending right can be (I haven't finished anything lately. LOL!!)
But what really ticked me off was the treatment some of my fav characters got.. Like Red Riot, Gran Torino and a few others. Not only that the tonal shift from the asskicking to 'let's talk about it' just too heavy for me to digest.
One can say that I am pissed, as I wasn't able to say bye to some of the characters.
But hey!! I think Stain, Lemillion, Twice, and Toga are gonna stay with me for a while.
But thank you for sharing your thoughts.
I also consider those characters you mention to be very valuable. But in the end, if I'm not mistaken, I think they give each one their due place and importance. I understand that MHA has forgotten about many secondary characters with a lot of potential to offer. I think it's also compared a lot to Naruto there, as you mentioned in the post. xD
Oh, by the way, I forgot to tell you that I've been watching Naruto Shippuden for the umpteenth time lately, and I've noticed that even in what you say about the "final villain being just a bundle of hate" and all that, well, guess what? Obito is practically the same. And not only Obito, many villains in Naruto share the same pattern of having had a difficult childhood or life and growing up with hatred inside them, which turned them into villains. I think even Madara has a similar development because of his younger brother and all that. 🤔
But All For One (the main villain of MHA) really impressed me, since he's a very different kind of villain from anything mentioned before. A being who was evil from birth. Wow!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
Bro!! Naruto has that Shitty Alien nonsense in the end. It ruined a good anime for me. 😂
I always had Madara as the final boss, but the writer went ahead and gave us..
I agree with the Obito similarity, there. I never noticed it before. He, too, was consumed by hatred and kinda lacking the depth. For me, Pain was a better Villain than Madara and Obito.
Hahahahahaha, yeah... What they did at the end of Naruto Shippuden was a real disappointment and a crazy thing to do, honestly. I also hoped Madara would be the final villain (the Last Boss). But nah, they had to throw in a pointless plot twist out of nowhere, just because. 🙂
And yes, Pain was by far one of the best villains Naruto ever had.
You bothered to check Boruto and how they massacred the OG characters.?