@@luisfernandodiaznegreiros2506 Yeah. I'd mention Gabi too, but Gabi is understandable as she sounds similar to Ochaco. The fact that Ayaneru is Fiona too boggles my mind, she can alternate effortlessly between her shoujo voice and her ara-ara voice.
My mentality towards this was basically, “Hey civilians, I get you’re all tense right now, but maybe don’t turn on the kid that’s done nothing but help you?”
@@reguluscorneas1366 How do you feel about this arc now that it's been adapted? I think the anime did a lot to elevate the emotional side of the narrative, based purely on the virtue of its technical quality. I wasn't expecting season 6 to become the second best if not THE best season of the anime
Kota coming up to Midoriya and saying "I HAD to come. I thought I had to be like you!" is so insanely wholesome. Kid lost both his parents and his current role model is a kid not that much older than him currently going through worldwide hardships. Seeing the small impact he's already made on the world as his short time as a hero probably means so much to Midoriya. Especially since he's currently tip toeing the line of feeling like a true successor to All Might.
All Might is victim of his own success, he was so effective at dropping crime rates that society got complacent and anything less than that is considered a failure for heroes. Uraraka humanising heroes is an important step for society to not view them as symbols but humans trying their hardest to protect everyone.
*Part of me really wants to gush about how amazing Uraraka is. But if I’m being honest, I think her speech speaks for itself. I like to think that it was more than just to calm everyone down. It’s kind of like a turning point for hero society as a whole in a way.* *It was also great seeing Kota and those familiar citizens again.*
I’m so proud of Ochaco, sweety a whole ride or die! I’m so happy Kota (and his red high tops) and the heteromorph girl came to comfort him first, one of the first he saved and one of the last he saved. I’m happy Ochaco opened their eyes to the fact that a whole 17 year old CHILD is fighting to protect THEM! Great stuff.
You're right. The answer, as even Hawks states, is to just be a little bit kind to others. If shigaraki had gotten even a little bit of help when he was on the streets, if toga had gotten even a little bit of concern by her parents or teachers or anyone, if gentle had gotten a little bit of acknowledgement or just a proper "let's sit down and talk", none of them would have turned out this way. That's the answer. Just be a LITTLE bit kinder to others. That itself will make everyone the greatest heroes in their own right.
When Uraraka was talking about how the civilians should be the ones to protect the hero’s when they need help too, it reminded me of Spider-Man 2 on the train when the civilians stood in between Spidey and Doc Ock. Also in Spider-Man 1 when the civilians were throwing stuff at Green Goblin while Spidey was trying to save the children and MJ.
7:17 They didn’t animate Danger Sense going off when the crowd rushed at Deku. It was in the manga. Wish they kept that in because it showed that the crowd was basically a lynch mob, they hated him being there so much that they wanted to physically harm him.
Ochaco’s idea that the support of everyone else helps the hero when suffering is most definitely shown when All Might fights AFO. We literally see that the injured women pleasing for him to beat AFO, which instills hope and a smile back on his face right after hearing crushing news that Shigaraki is Shimura’s grandson.
With Toga I would assume she was realizing her colossal mistake in not empathizing with a hurting girl because of her fear. Much like the survivors are with Deku.
When I heard Uraraka’s speech I started to tear up, also the “ep 1 guy” coming in too, incredible speech❤ Edit: 4:34 Fr, that’s what I was thinking at that moment too, I’m like can’t AFO and Shigiraki just fly over the wall😅😂
Uraraka as the final piece to emotionally "save" Deku. To react in the same way he did to All Might telling him he can be a hero falling to his knees. That's Deku’s best girl fr.
I find it incredibly beautiful that Uraraka caused the same effect on Deku when All Might told him he could become a hero. One was his idol and the first person who truly believed in him and in his dreams and the other one was the first person who was truly kind to him. I love the ship of those two but besides that I do think that Deku was thinking of Uraraka as the first one who was kind to him standing up on behalf of someone who was hurting and fighting a crowd of ungrateful citizens all to ease his burden. I'd love to watch them together as a couple but I also value their friendship and the role she played in this specific moment. Not only as his friend but as a hero.
Ochako's flashback of Eel Boy brilliantly shows the reciprocal nature of heroes and the peopel they protect, how the heroes society should've been, that "saving" goes both way, just as the people Deku saved is now here to save him. That's why Iida stopped Mineta, heroes saving heroes will just be them licking each other's wounds, Kota and the mutan lady must be the one who save Deku at that moment Till this day, this is still one of the best executed twist not only just in MHA, but in the history of entertainment ever. When Ochako first asked the question "who will save the heroes?" We all believed she meant she's going to be that hero, but she actually meant the civilians heroes protect. She turned out to be the anti-Stain, who made a speech that literally changed the world, a speech that's the complete opposite of what Stain said Stain believes heroes should be an ideal, they shouldn't ask for rewards and they must burn themselves in service of others, provide unconditional protection to the world, while Ochako believes heroes are just human, they have feelings and they also need money to live their lives, and the world shouldn't expect unconditional protection from them. Aizawa said something similar to Kurogiri as well, "I didn't want the students to turn out like you, not a hero who devalues his own life for the sake of others." The fact Death Arms' last line before he quited was "I wasn't a hero, I'm just human" goes to show how toxic this society is. Ochako said what the society, including Stain needs to hear the most, they need to stop living in fantasy and deify the heroes, acknowledge they are just humans too , which is the samething Deku said, the world need to acknowledge villains are also just humans Ironically Shigaraki was the first to point out this societal flaw back in S3E8, he even called civilians "trash that got used to being protected". The heroes did lost and caused the current mess, but they still fought and died during and after the war, some understandably can't take it anymore and quited, because they're just as scared and disheartened as the civilians.
And that's the things, the public forgot the heroes, the villains, even their fellow citizens (and yes even the vigilantes - as shown in MHAV) were human beings. They "had forgotten the soul behind the man," as the star head guy said when referencing All Might. And here, they forgot that Deku is A KID ("a normal high-schooler" as Ochaco said)!! Indeed, as the guy said, they acted like an audience watching a stage play or TV or video, and so believe "well good thing this DOESN'T INVOLVE ME, and I DON'T HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT, but it is entertaining." The HPSC ofc made it worse, and than AFO (behind the scenes) worsen it more. Thus, the creation of a lot of the villains in the whole series (and franchise), and the physical and mental hardships of the "Good Guys" in it. Now that the public is "forced" to be involved, instead of realizing the SHOULD do something, they got mad and looked for someone to blame for dragging them into something they were unknowingly already in.
Im glad Izuku saw Uraraka stick up for him. I’m sad for all might, he never had what deku did, friends or the public seeing him as human. I wonder what stain has to say to him? I’m still weary that he’s in ua as there maybe someone who’s a traitor in sheep’s clothing but I’m glad the public saw Izuku as a 15 year old child with soo much burden on him. Uraraka did the thing! I’m so proud of her.
Well, it wasn't that AM didn't have friends (Det. Tsukauchi, Sir Nighteye, Prof Shields in the 1st movie, etc.), but he kinda pushed everyone away, like Deku tried to do. In a way, this is what Nana did (as well as it looks like the other vestiges too sans the 1st), though this was to protect her family. Endeavor did this too (WHILE/AFTER ABUSING THEM). And going by the MHAV manga, so did it's MC Koichi (albeit briefly), as did Aizawa before becoming a UA teacher. (I thinking O'Clock/Knuckleduster (MHAV) thought this too, though I'm not too sure about it.) It would seem the combination of AFO (in AM, Nana's, KD, and Deku's cases), the HPSC, the public themselves, and encountering various disastrous situations, had convinced them all at one point to *STUPIDLY* think "Ok, so the Heroes/Vigilantes life SHOULD be a lonely one, a dark, rocky, thorny path one travels by themselves. Having family, friends, and (in both Deku's and Aizawa's cases) classmates was a mistake." But NO, THAT'S NOT IT!!! Obviously, all of them have made mistakes, especially AM and Endeavor (the latter's ofc is inexcusable), and definitely Deku, but having people in your lives isn't (though that SHOULD be for the right reasons - unlike Endeavor). The fact, all of them decided cutting people off was a "good" idea was not only adding to their list of mistakes each make, but adding a big moronic one at that.
@@wanna-be-thinker2377 oh I know he had friends but they couldn't get to him like dekus friends. Maybe its also adds that deku is a child so its easier for them to get to him than all might who was a adult. But I get you point.
The animators and voice actors worked very hard on this specific episode I feel it (edit:all the other episode are perfect but this one definitely made me emotional)
One thing I found interesting in this all situation about heroes on stage is that you can make a paralele with how a lot of people see celebrities. And it's sad that Eel-boy, the hero that Uraraka saw when she was younger, is the guy who was killed by Twice's double in the 3th episode.
bro I actually cried...its wild to me people think this show fell off. so the thing about toga, I think in that moment she understood what toga was actually trying to ask her/say to her. toga was at a pivot moment but she was also hurt and effed up so she couldn't/didn't say things the right way. I think she was realizing that yeah toga wanted to be able to smile like them. ...also yes "butt damn" XD these villains better watch out!!, they bout to give my boy deku PREP TIME!
I was tearing up watching Uraraka's speech, but seeing that dude from episode 1 really made me emotional and start bawling. He's only every had the one appearance, but watching this anime so much through so many other reactions like yourself, I always see him for a fleeting moment. But his encounter with Deku was always wholesome to me. Then seeing him speak? It got to me too. Like Hawks said, it's all about connections.
10:22 about this… I think she realized she did not include Toga in that future, neither did society which she probably figured is why Toga became a villain in the first place I think she regretted her response to Toga their last encounter right then and there Therefore her attitude shifted to something greater delivering even more powerful arguments in the speech
bakugo scene done uraraka scene done next for last episode, todoroki small scene he doing to deku is so wholesome for me man we start this on october and now we need wait until the manga done like done no more story plot just finish and the season 7 can make
Anyone who didn't feel anything or have watery eyes watching this episode needs serious therapy 😂 12:41 did they really have maker her that thick though 😂😂😂
So this might be just because I'm still on season 3 but jumped all the way over here to watch these last 3 episodes, but last episode hit me *way* harder than this one, where I didn't even tear up. I liked this one but ended up liking the last one a lot more, though Uraraka's VA did pop off
The guy who came in at the end saying that he always thought of heroes on a stage, that was the same guy as in episode 1. when Izuku came up to watch the fight with the giant villain and Kamui Woods (with Mount Lady coming in to steal his thunder) he was the one that talked to Izuku, called him a fanboy, then noticed him taking notes and said to Midoriya "You wanna be a hero? That's great! You can do it!" Same guy. I don't even think that guy remembers that encounter, or recognizes Izuku as he is right now either, but it's just so cool to have that continuity and that circle back to episode 1 here.
Okay, I totally cried this time Uraraka VA sure delivered, they all did Deku the crybaby hero lol Almost only anime makes me feel these feelings 😭😭😭 YOUR CAT DOESN'T GIVE A FLYING TURD, SHE WANNA FOOD 😂😂😂
To answer your line about Toga: Toga asked Uraraka what was the difference between villains and heroes since they act the same way for their cause and Uraraka couldn't answer back then. I believe this is her coming to her conclusion after she has witnessed the aftermath of Deku. This was a very powerful episode for those to come. Uraraka found her resolve for Toga. Endeavour and Todoroki realize they will have to take down Dabi as a family. Deku knows now that he will need to support of the people to fight All for One. I hope we get some sauce from Stain next episode. Maybe he can talk some sense into Spinner (I don't know how he is still relevant, but he is.)
fun fact, the spike head person that reasoned with everyone, he was deku's first supporter in episode 1, seeing how enthusiastic he was and wishing him goodluck before he even had OFA or met all might
Bruh I swear this was the ONLY time i want Bakugo to smack someone seriously I wanted to smack that guy. 😤 Deku is a high schooler and taking so much pain and burden to protect yall but yall talking smack like that?!
For someone that missed it, the star-shaped old man that did the fame and money talk appeared at the first episode season 1 right after Kamui jump out to fight the first giant villain.
This is only the third time in the series that "You too can be a hero" has played. The first two times were in episode 2 when All Might told him he could be a hero, and in episode 4 when All Might told him he got into UA.
I dont why but Uraraka thinking about Toga while talking abt smiling in future hit me so hard and made me look at Toga in a different life bcoz i think just like Uraraka realised, i realised too that all Toga wants is acceptance and to be happy and the society wont let her and i remember her first fight with Uraraka and Tsu she kind of wanted to be their friends and then again in last arc when she confronted Uraraka, i think she wished to see if the heroes and people like Uraraka whom she likes are open to acceptance, to be a friend to her and they rejected her and i think it is setting a good arc of Uraraka and Tsu maybe trying to save Toga in the future
poor deku. his Danger Sense quirk detects ill intent, best i can tell; so it must have been absolute torture (even more than it already was) to hear the whole crowd shouting at him, to feel this wave of malice and anger pouring into his mind. No wonder he looks so broken here, and no wonder he, for a brief moment, saw the whole crowd as this monstrous THING.
Depends if you really care about the shipping in this series, I don't mind it or exactly care for the pairing of characters but it's a nice touch I think. I am more invested in other aspects way more however
Man the show agreed with your racist rant thats wild. Also nobody tell the public that Deku wants to save the guy directly responsible for all the chaos.
It’s really all about how a real hero society depends on everyone being a hero in big or small ways. Everyone can and should do their part with their unique strengths to make their community safer, happier, and kinder from a place of empathy and understanding. 🥹
Ochaco's VA really poured her heart and her soul into this speech and I love it. It was so beautiful and I freaking cried so much
Pretty insane that she (Ayane Sakura) is also the VA for Fiona from Spy x Fam - also Yae/Prinz Eugen.
@@FrizFroz also Gabi Braun from Attack on Titan
ya I can’t wait for the dub
@@luisfernandodiaznegreiros2506 Yeah. I'd mention Gabi too, but Gabi is understandable as she sounds similar to Ochaco. The fact that Ayaneru is Fiona too boggles my mind, she can alternate effortlessly between her shoujo voice and her ara-ara voice.
My mentality towards this was basically, “Hey civilians, I get you’re all tense right now, but maybe don’t turn on the kid that’s done nothing but help you?”
Totally realistic mindset for people though.
@@Kyle_116 It's unfortunately very realistic. 😅
@@Kyle_116 Unfortunately
@@Kyle_116 Reason why I say that Shigaraki may have a point, this scum deserves to be smacked around.
Waited 2 years for Uraraka to get her big moment and bones did not disappoint. She was amazing 😤
I'm so excited for the dub of this episode. Uraraka's English actress is great (she plays Nami in One Piece, so you know she's a veteran powerhouse)
Damn, it's been already two years...
@@reguluscorneas1366 How do you feel about this arc now that it's been adapted? I think the anime did a lot to elevate the emotional side of the narrative, based purely on the virtue of its technical quality. I wasn't expecting season 6 to become the second best if not THE best season of the anime
@@jackreacher7495 She was awesome in the tournament vs Bakugo .
Uraraka’s speech really touched my soul. There was a tension around my heart while watching this episode I almost cried ngl.
Kota coming up to Midoriya and saying "I HAD to come. I thought I had to be like you!" is so insanely wholesome. Kid lost both his parents and his current role model is a kid not that much older than him currently going through worldwide hardships. Seeing the small impact he's already made on the world as his short time as a hero probably means so much to Midoriya. Especially since he's currently tip toeing the line of feeling like a true successor to All Might.
The whole scene of him choosing the red shoes because that was a fixed representation of his hero is very emotional.
I would have prefer him welcoming Deku before the Uraraka speech to be honest..
@@edseiya he is a 6 year old that by his own words was scared, being the 1st one to run as a callback to Deku running to save Bakugo in episode 2
I know Inko has to be so happy seeing somebody finally stand up for her baby boy after all the bullying and beatings he’s been through in life.
All Might is victim of his own success, he was so effective at dropping crime rates that society got complacent and anything less than that is considered a failure for heroes. Uraraka humanising heroes is an important step for society to not view them as symbols but humans trying their hardest to protect everyone.
Yeah Toshinori is obviously a social statement on the Japanese work culture
*Part of me really wants to gush about how amazing Uraraka is. But if I’m being honest, I think her speech speaks for itself. I like to think that it was more than just to calm everyone down. It’s kind of like a turning point for hero society as a whole in a way.*
*It was also great seeing Kota and those familiar citizens again.*
I’m so proud of Ochaco, sweety a whole ride or die! I’m so happy Kota (and his red high tops) and the heteromorph girl came to comfort him first, one of the first he saved and one of the last he saved. I’m happy Ochaco opened their eyes to the fact that a whole 17 year old CHILD is fighting to protect THEM! Great stuff.
You're right. The answer, as even Hawks states, is to just be a little bit kind to others. If shigaraki had gotten even a little bit of help when he was on the streets, if toga had gotten even a little bit of concern by her parents or teachers or anyone, if gentle had gotten a little bit of acknowledgement or just a proper "let's sit down and talk", none of them would have turned out this way. That's the answer. Just be a LITTLE bit kinder to others. That itself will make everyone the greatest heroes in their own right.
The VA in this show man. this and bakugo when he revealed he felt guilty about all might are peak VA moments
When Uraraka was talking about how the civilians should be the ones to protect the hero’s when they need help too, it reminded me of Spider-Man 2 on the train when the civilians stood in between Spidey and Doc Ock. Also in Spider-Man 1 when the civilians were throwing stuff at Green Goblin while Spidey was trying to save the children and MJ.
7:17 They didn’t animate Danger Sense going off when the crowd rushed at Deku. It was in the manga. Wish they kept that in because it showed that the crowd was basically a lynch mob, they hated him being there so much that they wanted to physically harm him.
the snot shooting out of young Ochaco made me spit out my food 🤣
Ochaco’s idea that the support of everyone else helps the hero when suffering is most definitely shown when All Might fights AFO. We literally see that the injured women pleasing for him to beat AFO, which instills hope and a smile back on his face right after hearing crushing news that Shigaraki is Shimura’s grandson.
With Toga I would assume she was realizing her colossal mistake in not empathizing with a hurting girl because of her fear. Much like the survivors are with Deku.
When I heard Uraraka’s speech I started to tear up, also the “ep 1 guy” coming in too, incredible speech❤
Edit: 4:34 Fr, that’s what I was thinking at that moment too, I’m like can’t AFO and Shigiraki just fly over the wall😅😂
Shigaraki: *flies over the walls*
Eren Todoroki: What in the founder Ymir?
Uraraka as the final piece to emotionally "save" Deku. To react in the same way he did to All Might telling him he can be a hero falling to his knees. That's Deku’s best girl fr.
The guy with the three spikes in his head is actually someone we saw in episode 1
I didn't even realize until I saw the ED
Let us remember that he told Midoriya that he believed in him in episode 1. The OG, The GOAT, the realest.
@@Tubular_dude_20y_ago this guy has been a chad the whole time, we need to all be more like star head guy.
I find it incredibly beautiful that Uraraka caused the same effect on Deku when All Might told him he could become a hero. One was his idol and the first person who truly believed in him and in his dreams and the other one was the first person who was truly kind to him. I love the ship of those two but besides that I do think that Deku was thinking of Uraraka as the first one who was kind to him standing up on behalf of someone who was hurting and fighting a crowd of ungrateful citizens all to ease his burden. I'd love to watch them together as a couple but I also value their friendship and the role she played in this specific moment. Not only as his friend but as a hero.
What really broke my heart this episode was seeing Deku's mom there. I can't imagine being in her shoes at that moment.
Ochako's flashback of Eel Boy brilliantly shows the reciprocal nature of heroes and the peopel they protect, how the heroes society should've been, that "saving" goes both way, just as the people Deku saved is now here to save him. That's why Iida stopped Mineta, heroes saving heroes will just be them licking each other's wounds, Kota and the mutan lady must be the one who save Deku at that moment
Till this day, this is still one of the best executed twist not only just in MHA, but in the history of entertainment ever. When Ochako first asked the question "who will save the heroes?" We all believed she meant she's going to be that hero, but she actually meant the civilians heroes protect. She turned out to be the anti-Stain, who made a speech that literally changed the world, a speech that's the complete opposite of what Stain said
Stain believes heroes should be an ideal, they shouldn't ask for rewards and they must burn themselves in service of others, provide unconditional protection to the world, while Ochako believes heroes are just human, they have feelings and they also need money to live their lives, and the world shouldn't expect unconditional protection from them. Aizawa said something similar to Kurogiri as well, "I didn't want the students to turn out like you, not a hero who devalues his own life for the sake of others."
The fact Death Arms' last line before he quited was "I wasn't a hero, I'm just human" goes to show how toxic this society is. Ochako said what the society, including Stain needs to hear the most, they need to stop living in fantasy and deify the heroes, acknowledge they are just humans too , which is the samething Deku said, the world need to acknowledge villains are also just humans
Ironically Shigaraki was the first to point out this societal flaw back in S3E8, he even called civilians "trash that got used to being protected". The heroes did lost and caused the current mess, but they still fought and died during and after the war, some understandably can't take it anymore and quited, because they're just as scared and disheartened as the civilians.
And that's the things, the public forgot the heroes, the villains, even their fellow citizens (and yes even the vigilantes - as shown in MHAV) were human beings. They "had forgotten the soul behind the man," as the star head guy said when referencing All Might. And here, they forgot that Deku is A KID ("a normal high-schooler" as Ochaco said)!! Indeed, as the guy said, they acted like an audience watching a stage play or TV or video, and so believe "well good thing this DOESN'T INVOLVE ME, and I DON'T HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT, but it is entertaining." The HPSC ofc made it worse, and than AFO (behind the scenes) worsen it more. Thus, the creation of a lot of the villains in the whole series (and franchise), and the physical and mental hardships of the "Good Guys" in it. Now that the public is "forced" to be involved, instead of realizing the SHOULD do something, they got mad and looked for someone to blame for dragging them into something they were unknowingly already in.
The main thing I highly enjoyed in this episode was the high quality animation 🤩
Im glad Izuku saw Uraraka stick up for him. I’m sad for all might, he never had what deku did, friends or the public seeing him as human. I wonder what stain has to say to him? I’m still weary that he’s in ua as there maybe someone who’s a traitor in sheep’s clothing but I’m glad the public saw Izuku as a 15 year old child with soo much burden on him.
Uraraka did the thing! I’m so proud of her.
Toshinori had friends tho
Well, it wasn't that AM didn't have friends (Det. Tsukauchi, Sir Nighteye, Prof Shields in the 1st movie, etc.), but he kinda pushed everyone away, like Deku tried to do. In a way, this is what Nana did (as well as it looks like the other vestiges too sans the 1st), though this was to protect her family. Endeavor did this too (WHILE/AFTER ABUSING THEM). And going by the MHAV manga, so did it's MC Koichi (albeit briefly), as did Aizawa before becoming a UA teacher. (I thinking O'Clock/Knuckleduster (MHAV) thought this too, though I'm not too sure about it.)
It would seem the combination of AFO (in AM, Nana's, KD, and Deku's cases), the HPSC, the public themselves, and encountering various disastrous situations, had convinced them all at one point to *STUPIDLY* think "Ok, so the Heroes/Vigilantes life SHOULD be a lonely one, a dark, rocky, thorny path one travels by themselves. Having family, friends, and (in both Deku's and Aizawa's cases) classmates was a mistake." But NO, THAT'S NOT IT!!! Obviously, all of them have made mistakes, especially AM and Endeavor (the latter's ofc is inexcusable), and definitely Deku, but having people in your lives isn't (though that SHOULD be for the right reasons - unlike Endeavor). The fact, all of them decided cutting people off was a "good" idea was not only adding to their list of mistakes each make, but adding a big moronic one at that.
@@wanna-be-thinker2377 oh I know he had friends but they couldn't get to him like dekus friends. Maybe its also adds that deku is a child so its easier for them to get to him than all might who was a adult. But I get you point.
I was still sobbing until that cat just suddenly pulled up and looked at you like "wassup b*tch where's my food?" LMAO
Eel Boy from the flashback is a hero Toga killed.
Actually Twice's last clone killed him to save Toga and Mr. Compress (S6 ep 3). Toga killed some other background hero you are thinking about.
The animators and voice actors worked very hard on this specific episode I feel it
(edit:all the other episode are perfect but this one definitely made me emotional)
I finished watching the Tokyo Revengers ep, then to see Deku being called "Crybaby hero" made me cry more than I should've 😭😭
That civilian who spoked up after Uraraka was in the very first episode of season 1
You just know that after all this shit Deku's mom is going to tease the hell out of him with ochako
Oh absolutely
I like that star man guy. If I remember correctly, he was in the first episode of the series as a whole.
he’s in the audio drama episodes as well
The og Deku supporter
12:43 indeed as you say in your subtitles, that some good plot there 😏
12:42 😂 i hear ya .. i hear ya , that girl looked really .. *healthy* ngl 😂👌🏽
stain is litteraly in love with all might, its amazing😭😭
One thing I found interesting in this all situation about heroes on stage is that you can make a paralele with how a lot of people see celebrities. And it's sad that Eel-boy, the hero that Uraraka saw when she was younger, is the guy who was killed by Twice's double in the 3th episode.
12:42
I was respectfully looking.
Ayane Sakura went in this episode, respecc
bro I actually cried...its wild to me people think this show fell off.
so the thing about toga, I think in that moment she understood what toga was actually trying to ask her/say to her.
toga was at a pivot moment but she was also hurt and effed up so she couldn't/didn't say things the right way.
I think she was realizing that yeah toga wanted to be able to smile like them.
...also yes "butt damn" XD
these villains better watch out!!, they bout to give my boy deku PREP TIME!
Shout out to Ochako's VA this episode in this episode, too!
UR REACTION IS EVERYTHING U HAVE NO IDEA BESTIE 🥹🙏
I was tearing up watching Uraraka's speech, but seeing that dude from episode 1 really made me emotional and start bawling. He's only every had the one appearance, but watching this anime so much through so many other reactions like yourself, I always see him for a fleeting moment. But his encounter with Deku was always wholesome to me. Then seeing him speak? It got to me too.
Like Hawks said, it's all about connections.
16:06 😂😂😂😂😂i didnt even think of that,,,, he just has more in the back it seems😂😂😂
Love how the dude from s1 ep1 came back to spit some facts
The guy with the star ears was in episode 1. He was Dekus first supporter
12:42 wait what do you acknowledge 😂😂😂😂
13:55 your cat ain't give a FUCK. LMAOOOOOO
16:32 I'd imagine that was literally everybody that watched this episode XD
10:22 about this… I think she realized she did not include Toga in that future, neither did society which she probably figured is why Toga became a villain in the first place
I think she regretted her response to Toga their last encounter right then and there
Therefore her attitude shifted to something greater delivering even more powerful arguments in the speech
The guys with the star shirt is the same guy who encouraged Deku back in the very first episode😊
bakugo scene done
uraraka scene done
next for last episode, todoroki small scene he doing to deku is so wholesome for me
man we start this on october and now we need wait until the manga done like done no more story plot just finish and the season 7 can make
Anyone who didn't feel anything or have watery eyes watching this episode needs serious therapy 😂
12:41 did they really have maker her that thick though 😂😂😂
So this might be just because I'm still on season 3 but jumped all the way over here to watch these last 3 episodes, but last episode hit me *way* harder than this one, where I didn't even tear up. I liked this one but ended up liking the last one a lot more, though Uraraka's VA did pop off
@@furiousdestroyah9999 Skipping around is cutting the story for these moments to hit better. lol
I was crying in half a reaction until your cat arrived hahahahahaha it reminded me of my cat
I'm not gonna lie but I love the flashback with El Boy it sounds so cool
Lala wtf was that switch mode 11:00 i cant stop laughing😂😂😂😂
Lmao! Cuz the way the girl was running on screen popped up and i always make fun of girls that run like that in anime 😆
@@Lalafluffbunny its soo good the way u just pause the emotions just too make fun of her 😂
I legit cried during this episode
6:10 theres days i can and theres days i cant
Im dead why is this so funny to me
The guy who came in at the end saying that he always thought of heroes on a stage, that was the same guy as in episode 1. when Izuku came up to watch the fight with the giant villain and Kamui Woods (with Mount Lady coming in to steal his thunder) he was the one that talked to Izuku, called him a fanboy, then noticed him taking notes and said to Midoriya "You wanna be a hero? That's great! You can do it!" Same guy. I don't even think that guy remembers that encounter, or recognizes Izuku as he is right now either, but it's just so cool to have that continuity and that circle back to episode 1 here.
Okay, I totally cried this time
Uraraka VA sure delivered, they all did
Deku the crybaby hero lol
Almost only anime makes me feel these feelings 😭😭😭
YOUR CAT DOESN'T GIVE A FLYING TURD, SHE WANNA FOOD 😂😂😂
To answer your line about Toga:
Toga asked Uraraka what was the difference between villains and heroes since they act the same way for their cause and Uraraka couldn't answer back then. I believe this is her coming to her conclusion after she has witnessed the aftermath of Deku. This was a very powerful episode for those to come. Uraraka found her resolve for Toga. Endeavour and Todoroki realize they will have to take down Dabi as a family. Deku knows now that he will need to support of the people to fight All for One. I hope we get some sauce from Stain next episode. Maybe he can talk some sense into Spinner (I don't know how he is still relevant, but he is.)
fun fact, the spike head person that reasoned with everyone, he was deku's first supporter in episode 1, seeing how enthusiastic he was and wishing him goodluck before he even had OFA or met all might
13:56
Lol
Bruh I swear this was the ONLY time i want Bakugo to smack someone seriously I wanted to smack that guy. 😤 Deku is a high schooler and taking so much pain and burden to protect yall but yall talking smack like that?!
11:00 this mood change make me scared
Man, there's something special about My Hero Academia that just hits right. Damn right I'm biased but god damn do I love it.
For someone that missed it, the star-shaped old man that did the fame and money talk appeared at the first episode season 1 right after Kamui jump out to fight the first giant villain.
This is only the third time in the series that "You too can be a hero" has played. The first two times were in episode 2 when All Might told him he could be a hero, and in episode 4 when All Might told him he got into UA.
Next chapter allmight and stain
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*A few mins and Lala can't look at Deku's face
Me: Ohhhhh, sis you better strap in😭
If anything i wouldn’t forgive bakugo unless he started calling me dekiru as a nickname from then on
Might as well just call him Izuku at that point XD
13:56 HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA NYLAA(i think im not sure, actually maybe not)
That man was already here in season 1 and talking to midoriya
I dont why but Uraraka thinking about Toga while talking abt smiling in future hit me so hard and made me look at Toga in a different life bcoz i think just like Uraraka realised, i realised too that all Toga wants is acceptance and to be happy and the society wont let her and i remember her first fight with Uraraka and Tsu she kind of wanted to be their friends and then again in last arc when she confronted Uraraka, i think she wished to see if the heroes and people like Uraraka whom she likes are open to acceptance, to be a friend to her and they rejected her and i think it is setting a good arc of Uraraka and Tsu maybe trying to save Toga in the future
Uraraka finally does something omg
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I UGLY CRIED
5:56 what did you say...??🤨
So good 🔥
poor deku. his Danger Sense quirk detects ill intent, best i can tell; so it must have been absolute torture (even more than it already was) to hear the whole crowd shouting at him, to feel this wave of malice and anger pouring into his mind. No wonder he looks so broken here, and no wonder he, for a brief moment, saw the whole crowd as this monstrous THING.
Holy shit that blur killed me
Izuku: Citizens and heroes of Japan, we're going to prove (to the false god All for One) who we are, and why we're here! 🗡️
deku last episode: I'm so rough and brooding. nothing can get on my nerves.
deku this episode: I'm baby 😢
FILA - Forever I Love Anime
Whatever you do....Dont watch this episode high.... I've never cried so much in my entire life. I was bawling from damn near beginning to the end
Esse episódio foi muito emocionante.
people that ship izuku with anyone but uraraka just hit an ice berg
Depends if you really care about the shipping in this series, I don't mind it or exactly care for the pairing of characters but it's a nice touch I think. I am more invested in other aspects way more however
That Dinosaur chick is distracting...I'm just saying 😂
FIRST!
First
Man the show agreed with your racist rant thats wild.
Also nobody tell the public that Deku wants to save the guy directly responsible for all the chaos.
🙄
You’re so cute 😘
It’s really all about how a real hero society depends on everyone being a hero in big or small ways. Everyone can and should do their part with their unique strengths to make their community safer, happier, and kinder from a place of empathy and understanding. 🥹