I'm one of the dumbasses that liked Iida, Froppy and Red Riot. The last one got some surprising exposure, Froppy got shit and Iida was instantly ghosted after Stain. The Black Bulls on the other hand manage to keep being relevant enough as a whole even if some are pretty half baked as individuals.
I will agree with you on Iida and Red Riot. Froppy is the worst character in the entire series and you cannot change my mind. Thinking about a lot of those characters though really does irk me on how the last few chapters played out.
this is the guy who has literally who girl tattooed on his arm
What's wrong with Tsuyu?
"You saved Bakugo, but you really shouldn't have because its against the rules." has real Lawyer vibes to it. Also nothing is more cucked than an aspiring Super Hero not saving someone because its against regulations to do so and then just letting them potentially die.
I'm not surprised that you forgot about it considering that even the fandom is pretty much dead since the manga ended. New anime seasons couldn't even resuscitate them. Now there is Negai no Astro and everyone says that it's dog shit.
I just liked Froppy's power and design, I didn't even remember her being a bitch about saving Bakugo. But still, my most hated character of the class by far is navel laser boy, piece a shit character with shit motivation that was used to ruin the "traitor in the classroom" arc.
I've skimmed through the Negai Astro thing and first thoughts were "nope, not falling for this shit again". At least the main character doesn't seem to be a whining bitch that never gets better.
Is Blue Box worth a read? I like my SoL romance. Does it actually advance the main couple or does it string out the will they won't they into absurdity?
Yeah, it's pretty good. There is love triangle, but the characters don't have some kind of toxic rivalry between them and I appreciate that the author isn't fucking around with 300 chapters of pining or ''almost confessed, but something happened'' like in Rent a Girlfriend. From what I know it took a lot of time for this to happen in Komi-san, but I dropped it 5 years ago.
I think her power is cool if under utilized. But yeah her characterization as the series went on became less and less hero-y and more and more legally minded. Like she's not the sort of hero that could be involved anywhere the rules aren't totally clear because she wouldn't be able to do her job.
Meme aside the fact we never got Deku in All Might's victory stance is fuckin' robbery.
I'll check that doujin out.
I lost patience with it and dropped it around 50 chapters in. It drew me in with a nice love story, but after a while the romance starts spinning its wheels, and the series becomes a slow-paced sports manga about the low-octane world of high school badminton. Characters are well-written, but Christ, the pacing kills it for me. The serialized version takes dozens of chapters to accomplish what the original one-shot accomplishes in one.
And now it turns out that he never actually wanted revenge, he just wanted to protect his sister. I'm sure he could have found a better approach to all this then. They were prepared to catch Nino (remember her?) in the act, why not Hikaru? He confessed to Aqua, they could have recorded him and caught him then and there. Not like Aqua is going to die anyway, but it would have been a lot smoother to handle things that way, if he really wasn't out for revenge.
Soul Eater is great, I just wish we'd get another anime that goes all the way through the manga.
It's been a long time since I've seen Charlotte, can you remind me what happens? I don't remember it being that bad.
