Had potential but was ruined after like the first 4 seasons, no one ever really dies and the ending was garbage. Also hate how the author dickrides Bakugo so hard when he's an annoying bully for 90% of the show.
Yeah! I love my hero academia. Despite the fact that the mangaka got some things wrong in the later half of the series, and was kinda inconsistent, it was thoroughly enjoyable and the art is some of the best I've ever seen in Shonen. Bakugo and Endeavor are some of my favorite characters of all time
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I feel like you guys are just hating to hate ngl lmfao. Horikoshi, the author, has been praised for his dynamic and compelling artwork. But then again the story has always been hated by people for being "childish." Or the fanbase which the creator has no control over lol.
No actual point
Try watching Cowboy Bebop or Hajime No Ippo
It's a shounen, literally means "boy". It's childish by literal definition because children are the intended audience.
Yeah but by using this logic, stories such as death note, d gray man, slam dunk and many other great manga would be labeled as "childish" and nothing to write home about. I don't really like the "it's shonen" argument for why stories are good or bad
Those are seinen.
All of those are classified as shonen and were published in Weekly Shonen Jump
That's fair but those are a class apart tbqh, I don't think DN is targeting children in the same way MHA, One Piece, Naruto, Bleach and other slop want to.
True to an extent, shonen and seinen are simply demographics of people, but they still have classifications based on those said arbitrary terms in terms of classifying what a manga is or isn't
There's different classifications, yet there are also common trends especially amongst the "big" shounens like those I listed
This is true
But even so I think execution does way more for a story, and is infinitely more important than concept
It sucked
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