If you rewatch MHA you’ll actually notice a bunch of moments where Shojis past is foreshadowed. Like him telling pony from 1b “people always have been afraid of the way I look” after she insulted his appearance during 1a vs 1b. Or him initially only hanging out with Tsu, Koda and Tokoyami, or him initially ignoring Mineta during the sportsfest. In the second movie it is also brought up by the Chimera guy, asking Shoji if he ever cursed his parents for the way he looked, stating “you must have had a shitty life too”.
I was wondering how this episode would be received by those who are anime only. I remember these chapters being heavily criticized. It's great to see pretty much every anime only, including yourself, understand the importance of this. The battle isn't just about defeating AFO. There's fundamental issues plaguing the MHA society that must be heard and reckoned with.
To be fair people critizised them because to a western standpoint the racism was handeld poorly. Its pretty telling that basically no fan works even bother to touch on the topic instead focusing on quirkless discrimination.
Shoji definitely is in my top five favorite MHA characters. It's a touchy subject, but I loved the message truly. Not to fan the flames of pain and hate and shine a light of hope and understanding.
Best episode of the arc so far IMO. Honestly one of my favourite episodes of the entire show. The writing is just immaculate. Doesn't miss a single beat. The way it forces the audience to become a part of the conversation by hiding Shoji's scars until now under the mask, which we all thought was just there as a cool character design feature, as well as by focusing almost the entire show on just the big cities, hiding the audience from the harsh realities of what goes on in the rest of the country. The way Spinner and that spokesperson dude are used by All For One, and how Spinner becomes an uncontrollable manifestation of his own hatred and rage.
And THIS is why he moved up to the top ten in the popularity context. Which is why i'm sad more class 1A students DIDN'T get a bit arc like this before the series ended...
Wearing a mask to avoid scaring people is an unfortunate reality. Truth be told, I think both ways of rising up against oppression and prejudice have their merits. But I guess that’s the hardest choice for a lot of people. Truth be told, I feel really bad for Spinner. While he may not have wanted to be the face of this cause, he definitely cared on some level. But that care he had was physically warped into whatever he is now by All for One. On one hand, I would want to support a movement like this, because truth be told, a lot of people, whether intentionally or not, *have* hurt heteromorphs (mutants), and society *has* enabled that kind of behavior. But on the other hand, I can’t say that attacking a hospital is really a great way to prove the point that heteromorphs deserve equal treatment. It’s sad to say, but if All for One loses, then many of these people would be thrown in prison and seen as nothing more than criminals to the public. Obviously, I don’t blame them for acting the way they are though. It’s not fair that they have to make the choice to be strong against unwarranted discrimination that was thrown against them. Nothing about any of this is fair. But I guess that’s my main point. How should we choose to rise up against an oppressive world? Time is one of the main things that will tell.
I blame them 100% percent. Sad backstories and the cruelties of life don't excuse criminal behavior. Especially harming innocent people. Life isn't fair. Time to grow up and stop being babies. We can work for change without massacring people "It's hard" doesn't move me one bit. We all have tests in life. These villains think they are somehow special when they really aren't. No different then the people they attempt to slaughter to prove a point. I can never understand empathy for human feces that engage in this sort of stuff. I don't care how despersate or unfair your life was.
@@maybeitsyou1317 I would say it's even more "babyish" to disregard ideologies because of "criminal behavior." I wouldn't say the law is always what separates right from wrong. And yes, I draw the line at hurting innocents, but I don't think that takes away merit from their plights either. They were once innocent people who were treated horribly and even attacked and killed for no reason, and now they've had enough and want to take away the government that enabled such behavior. It's a noble cause, I just don't agree with the methods. "Human feces," for me, applies to people who do this sort of thing without any reason aside from their own selfish gain. It's not bad to understand other perspectives. Quite the contrary. I would argue that you should understand other perspectives before you try to pass off judgement on them.
This episode went in an ENTIRELY different direction than last and I’m just remembering MVA’s cuts of Spinner’s role in watching after Shigaraki and stoking the fires of their ambition, while there’s literally a KKK in a forest manor. We never thought we would see the scene until these manga chapters came out and what would happen but the scene was inserted in the 1st War in Season 6 when it became clear the racism subject was going to take front and center at some point. It’s like the studios tried to skip it until Horikoshi forced their hand. And if this is how Horikoshi decided to force their hand good on him. If you’ve ever watched ANY news over the years you’ve likely seen these kinds of riots. Now they aren’t as crazy as actively attacking an actual hospital to jailbreak a villain entirely for the service of AFO’s goal. But the reasoning of the riots are the same. You look different, you’re pushed away, and then you want to push back. It’s a cycle. And in this fictional world of someone can look like ANYTHING, BE anything, well there you have your big visual driver. I hate this because there’s NO winners. Not in fiction not in real life. It’s just horrific to watch. It’s just endless amounts of angry people. Justifiably or not, it’s just SO much damage. Ok. And I do love how all this just made an absolute hero out of Shoji. He’s been one of my favorite students just by virtue of his endless imagination for using his body in so many ways. And seeing him FINALLY get the spotlight I’ve wanted for him for SO long brought a giant smile to my face. He’s a juggernaut in EVERYTHING he does and now seeing him just swirl around his arms to make more compacted arms for turbo punches and seeing him stretch all around under the biggest pressure of his life AND get to be the big driving force to get the people to question why they’re even there. Saving a girl AND getting torn up FOR doing so but still actually getting ANY comfort for himself and others. There’s nothing more I can ask for. And Koda being there as more than anything being there to stop bullying. Upgrading his quirk from talking to animals to now controlling/coordinating them is great! His mom is AMAZING taking her son and trying to just teach him to stand up to bullies as I’m going to assume her husband did for her. I WANT to be more positive of his quirk upgrade itself but in the world they live in this quirk is still pretty unwieldy with its competition. But seeing ANYONE preach hate getting swarmed by birds and taken off their perch in the process is 1000% worth it. Spinner is NOT managing his new quirks HALF as well as Lady Nagant did with air walk and self destruct quirk. And it’s a great tie in to how important AFO and the Doctor are as a team to make their soldiers. The Doctor can moderate the body to handle many other quirks but it takes MONTHS to get the new quirks in the body. Meanwhile AFO can instantly insert a quirk but the mind may just straight up break in the process of doing so. And Spinner is DEFINITELY the latter with his new scale armor and super sized body. And there’s still just endless references to TMNT here. Of course there’s another massive downside even if his brain was fully intact from AFO doing this. And that is he’s meant to be a worshipped figure and a call to follow him…and he himself says he has no real goal. He’s just a follower. And uhhhh that’s…a pretty hard goal to follow even with his matching pain to the mob below him. And I love every moment he confuses the mob with his messaging and the MLA leader from I THINK he was the Brown regiment under Spinner and Compress. The heroes not students really take a backseat here but I’m just always happy to see them be proud of the kids from the bottom of their hearts. And next time it just keeps on rolling over here.
@@__T.O.G. copy paste my friend. It’s a system I’ve done for a good while. I can pack a lot of information really fast that way. I just have different rules as a result
Fun fact, the doctors in the hospital there actually did a breach in protocol when they defended the place. To my knowledge, a lot of hospitals actually encourage their employees to save themselves in cases of emergency like this, but here, they’re putting the patients first. It’s cool to see honestly. (Don’t quote me completely on this though. I’m studying for med school, not in it just yet 😅)
While it wasn’t at the forefront exactly, there have been a lot of instances of mutant prejudice that we’ve seen before this. Sometimes not even intentionally. Shoto Todoroki called the chief of police a “mutt,” and a member of Class 1-B saying that octopuses creeped her out to Shoji’s face. And then of course there’s the Creature Rejection Cult from last season. It’s a genuine problem that some people, heroes included, can gloss over at times. That leads us to here. Two different perspectives. Should heteromorphs tear down the corrupt system that enabled this kind of prejudice? Or should they prove the prejudice people wrong by becoming a part of that system? Either way, it’s hard to say whether or not that grudge will ever truly disappear. Biggest regret here though? Accepting those quirks from All for One. By manipulating the emotions of those who were wronged by society, he’s using their cause to further his own agenda. And now, the only person who could possibly understand what was going on, can barely speak properly. Ultimately, this cause was part of a bigger picture that speaks to the corruption of hero society, and changing the world for the better. So yeah, heteromorph rights!
You can even just look at the actual author himself. How many heteromorphs are main, long developed, and beloved characters? Exactly zero, the closest is actually Spinner.
Well the fandom ignors heteromorphs and scary quirk discrimination and focus on quirkless discrimination instead. And Spinner got so easily duped into Shigarakis pityfull exuse of a "ideology" that its hard to really feel bad for him.
@@samuelclayhills3298 I wouldn't call it "pitiful." It's a perfectly valid way of seeing things considering their circumstances. I don't agree with it, but it's important to attempt to understand something before we judge it.
16:53 I interpreted it as "scary" as in "with scars" instead of "frightening". But I could be wrong, since it does makes sense that he looks more frightening with the scars
What we are seeing with spinner is the beginning of a Nomu. It's the multiple quirks that causes their brain funtion to decline and he now has 2 additional quirks, as far as we know! It's really sad as he was actually trying to help his friends and AFO is just using him.
Shoji and Tsu have been my favourite class 1A members since the start, i love their character designs, mainly Tsu because frogs are one of my favourite animals so having a frog based character is pretty awesome
I've been a fan of Shojo do this episode made me happy. And while Spinner wasn't my favorite member (it was Mr. Compress) I did enjoy his character as well as the points he started questioning himself. Sad to see him turn out like this
Great reaction I agree that MHA is great at bringing out the emotions in it's fights, really makes you feel for all the characters involved be it hero or villain.
Hoji is a goat, Koda is a bro, and they totally deserve their episode, this episode felle like the episode base on red riot origin, it happen a bit late but it perfectly linked to the main story.
This ep was emotional af. As an autistic person. Growing up, parents would pull their kids away from me because my behavior was not "normal" . Anyway, Loved the reaction 🖤
This probably only bothers me but Kodas dad is literaly just All for ones body from a promotional image from season 3 with a new head and bag. It looks cursed af. Cue the All for one is Kodas dad theories.
The second scene with the girl Shoji rescued demonstrates the moment when, even after rescuing the child from a strong current, society simply clogged Shoji with a crowd. Just because he touched someone's "clean" child. Wow, maybe it would be better if this little girl died in this current, huh? What a dumb society, no, the herd, what a dumb herd in this anime. There are no words. His actions aimed at salvation were interpreted differently, and this highlights the ruthlessness of the crowd. She does not seek justice, but demands a blood reckoning, as if instinctively wanting to find a scapegoat. We see how hypocrisy and aggression become the main engine of interpersonal relationships. Such episodes make you think about how easy it is to condemn those who dare to act contrary to social norms. Society prefers to simplify reality by dividing it into "heroes" and "villains" without delving into the true nature of events.
7:37- Except you can't just get rid of them because they are the people who you want to be a hero to 1 day If you want this to stop you need to make the people who created this world of despair and hellish nightmares and hatred come face to face with everyone in that battle who is a heteromorph and understand that they are just as guilty cause instead of doing the smart move which is simply to get to know who and what they are and try to be friends or at least good neighbors...the people decided to destroy the lives of anyone who is different for the dumbest reasons I've ever heard of
all the mob race groups like blm organization , or for that matter anyone just causing violence cause they want to focus on there victim hood should really take notes from Shoji. lol honesty he might of just risen in the top 5 fav characters of this show for me
@toodleloos lol maybe you should. That's was his literal point. Focus on good memories and progression. Not past bad memories or bad events to go after them for revenge.... spinners, and the mob had the opposite veiw focus on the any experience with racism and go out taking revenge..
If you rewatch MHA you’ll actually notice a bunch of moments where Shojis past is foreshadowed. Like him telling pony from 1b “people always have been afraid of the way I look” after she insulted his appearance during 1a vs 1b. Or him initially only hanging out with Tsu, Koda and Tokoyami, or him initially ignoring Mineta during the sportsfest. In the second movie it is also brought up by the Chimera guy, asking Shoji if he ever cursed his parents for the way he looked, stating “you must have had a shitty life too”.
If you rewatch MHA you’ll actually notice a bunch of moments where Shojis past is foreshadowed. Like him telling pony from 1b “people always have been afraid of the way I look” after she insulted his appearance during 1a vs 1b.
Or him initially only hanging out with Tsu, Koda and Tokoyami, or him initially ignoring Mineta during the sportsfest.
In the second movie it is also brought up by the Chimera guy, asking Shoji if he ever cursed his parents for the way he looked, stating “you must have had a shitty life too”.
Why this episode hitted so hard? I was very emotional watching this..
Not trying to be the grammar police here ,but "hitted"? Excuse me ????
It’s because it brings up the topic of discrimination
Dumb people
I love his episode iş amzing l fell şad for him he had şad life have nice day❤
This episode felt like filler. We need to get back to the main characters, but unfortunately looks like we’ll get more of the same next week.
😢😢😢😢 as a Latin immigrant I felt this episode 🥹
I’m black and I feel you. This episode hit different.
I have Autism and ADHD and I felt that too.
..............
I can honestly understand why you guys feel like this, it was intended this way and it’s just part of many reasons why I love my hero academia so much
As a man who’s half American and Pakistan hated and rejected by every people since birth makes me now see tomura more of an anti hero or a dark hero
The way MHA highlights every damn character is GOATED. This episode was left field af and my Heart wasn’t ready for it.
Every damn character (except the ones that don't matter like Ojiro and Sero)*
I was wondering how this episode would be received by those who are anime only. I remember these chapters being heavily criticized. It's great to see pretty much every anime only, including yourself, understand the importance of this.
The battle isn't just about defeating AFO. There's fundamental issues plaguing the MHA society that must be heard and reckoned with.
To be fair people critizised them because to a western standpoint the racism was handeld poorly. Its pretty telling that basically no fan works even bother to touch on the topic instead focusing on quirkless discrimination.
@@samuelclayhills3298honestly it was mostly hated because it cut away from shigi and deku
Shoji definitely is in my top five favorite MHA characters. It's a touchy subject, but I loved the message truly. Not to fan the flames of pain and hate and shine a light of hope and understanding.
Best episode of the arc so far IMO. Honestly one of my favourite episodes of the entire show. The writing is just immaculate. Doesn't miss a single beat. The way it forces the audience to become a part of the conversation by hiding Shoji's scars until now under the mask, which we all thought was just there as a cool character design feature, as well as by focusing almost the entire show on just the big cities, hiding the audience from the harsh realities of what goes on in the rest of the country. The way Spinner and that spokesperson dude are used by All For One, and how Spinner becomes an uncontrollable manifestation of his own hatred and rage.
This episode is SHOJI's origin point.
And THIS is why he moved up to the top ten in the popularity context. Which is why i'm sad more class 1A students DIDN'T get a bit arc like this before the series ended...
Wearing a mask to avoid scaring people is an unfortunate reality. Truth be told, I think both ways of rising up against oppression and prejudice have their merits. But I guess that’s the hardest choice for a lot of people.
Truth be told, I feel really bad for Spinner. While he may not have wanted to be the face of this cause, he definitely cared on some level. But that care he had was physically warped into whatever he is now by All for One.
On one hand, I would want to support a movement like this, because truth be told, a lot of people, whether intentionally or not, *have* hurt heteromorphs (mutants), and society *has* enabled that kind of behavior.
But on the other hand, I can’t say that attacking a hospital is really a great way to prove the point that heteromorphs deserve equal treatment. It’s sad to say, but if All for One loses, then many of these people would be thrown in prison and seen as nothing more than criminals to the public. Obviously, I don’t blame them for acting the way they are though. It’s not fair that they have to make the choice to be strong against unwarranted discrimination that was thrown against them.
Nothing about any of this is fair. But I guess that’s my main point. How should we choose to rise up against an oppressive world? Time is one of the main things that will tell.
Me too l fell şad for spinner too is amzing episode l fell şad for People here to l agree with you here my friend have nice day❤
I blame them 100% percent. Sad backstories and the cruelties of life don't excuse criminal behavior. Especially harming innocent people. Life isn't fair. Time to grow up and stop being babies. We can work for change without massacring people "It's hard" doesn't move me one bit.
We all have tests in life. These villains think they are somehow special when they really aren't. No different then the people they attempt to slaughter to prove a point.
I can never understand empathy for human feces that engage in this sort of stuff. I don't care how despersate or unfair your life was.
@@maybeitsyou1317 I would say it's even more "babyish" to disregard ideologies because of "criminal behavior." I wouldn't say the law is always what separates right from wrong. And yes, I draw the line at hurting innocents, but I don't think that takes away merit from their plights either.
They were once innocent people who were treated horribly and even attacked and killed for no reason, and now they've had enough and want to take away the government that enabled such behavior. It's a noble cause, I just don't agree with the methods.
"Human feces," for me, applies to people who do this sort of thing without any reason aside from their own selfish gain. It's not bad to understand other perspectives. Quite the contrary. I would argue that you should understand other perspectives before you try to pass off judgement on them.
Lowkey race relations in mha in 2024 is not what I expected
This episode went in an ENTIRELY different direction than last and I’m just remembering MVA’s cuts of Spinner’s role in watching after Shigaraki and stoking the fires of their ambition, while there’s literally a KKK in a forest manor. We never thought we would see the scene until these manga chapters came out and what would happen but the scene was inserted in the 1st War in Season 6 when it became clear the racism subject was going to take front and center at some point. It’s like the studios tried to skip it until Horikoshi forced their hand. And if this is how Horikoshi decided to force their hand good on him.
If you’ve ever watched ANY news over the years you’ve likely seen these kinds of riots. Now they aren’t as crazy as actively attacking an actual hospital to jailbreak a villain entirely for the service of AFO’s goal. But the reasoning of the riots are the same. You look different, you’re pushed away, and then you want to push back. It’s a cycle. And in this fictional world of someone can look like ANYTHING, BE anything, well there you have your big visual driver. I hate this because there’s NO winners. Not in fiction not in real life. It’s just horrific to watch. It’s just endless amounts of angry people. Justifiably or not, it’s just SO much damage.
Ok. And I do love how all this just made an absolute hero out of Shoji. He’s been one of my favorite students just by virtue of his endless imagination for using his body in so many ways. And seeing him FINALLY get the spotlight I’ve wanted for him for SO long brought a giant smile to my face. He’s a juggernaut in EVERYTHING he does and now seeing him just swirl around his arms to make more compacted arms for turbo punches and seeing him stretch all around under the biggest pressure of his life AND get to be the big driving force to get the people to question why they’re even there. Saving a girl AND getting torn up FOR doing so but still actually getting ANY comfort for himself and others. There’s nothing more I can ask for.
And Koda being there as more than anything being there to stop bullying. Upgrading his quirk from talking to animals to now controlling/coordinating them is great! His mom is AMAZING taking her son and trying to just teach him to stand up to bullies as I’m going to assume her husband did for her. I WANT to be more positive of his quirk upgrade itself but in the world they live in this quirk is still pretty unwieldy with its competition. But seeing ANYONE preach hate getting swarmed by birds and taken off their perch in the process is 1000% worth it.
Spinner is NOT managing his new quirks HALF as well as Lady Nagant did with air walk and self destruct quirk. And it’s a great tie in to how important AFO and the Doctor are as a team to make their soldiers. The Doctor can moderate the body to handle many other quirks but it takes MONTHS to get the new quirks in the body. Meanwhile AFO can instantly insert a quirk but the mind may just straight up break in the process of doing so. And Spinner is DEFINITELY the latter with his new scale armor and super sized body. And there’s still just endless references to TMNT here. Of course there’s another massive downside even if his brain was fully intact from AFO doing this. And that is he’s meant to be a worshipped figure and a call to follow him…and he himself says he has no real goal. He’s just a follower. And uhhhh that’s…a pretty hard goal to follow even with his matching pain to the mob below him. And I love every moment he confuses the mob with his messaging and the MLA leader from I THINK he was the Brown regiment under Spinner and Compress.
The heroes not students really take a backseat here but I’m just always happy to see them be proud of the kids from the bottom of their hearts.
And next time it just keeps on rolling over here.
How'd you type all of that...
@@__T.O.G. 😂
@@__T.O.G. copy paste my friend. It’s a system I’ve done for a good while. I can pack a lot of information really fast that way. I just have different rules as a result
That was a great summary statement. I was speechless when reading your post.
Because it was adapted so late the leauge looks worse than the creature rejection clan.
Fun fact, the doctors in the hospital there actually did a breach in protocol when they defended the place. To my knowledge, a lot of hospitals actually encourage their employees to save themselves in cases of emergency like this, but here, they’re putting the patients first. It’s cool to see honestly.
(Don’t quote me completely on this though. I’m studying for med school, not in it just yet 😅)
I agree with you here my friend have nice day❤
Words cant describe how much I love this show omg, great reaction 🥲
While it wasn’t at the forefront exactly, there have been a lot of instances of mutant prejudice that we’ve seen before this. Sometimes not even intentionally. Shoto Todoroki called the chief of police a “mutt,” and a member of Class 1-B saying that octopuses creeped her out to Shoji’s face. And then of course there’s the Creature Rejection Cult from last season. It’s a genuine problem that some people, heroes included, can gloss over at times.
That leads us to here. Two different perspectives. Should heteromorphs tear down the corrupt system that enabled this kind of prejudice? Or should they prove the prejudice people wrong by becoming a part of that system? Either way, it’s hard to say whether or not that grudge will ever truly disappear.
Biggest regret here though? Accepting those quirks from All for One. By manipulating the emotions of those who were wronged by society, he’s using their cause to further his own agenda. And now, the only person who could possibly understand what was going on, can barely speak properly.
Ultimately, this cause was part of a bigger picture that speaks to the corruption of hero society, and changing the world for the better.
So yeah, heteromorph rights!
You can even just look at the actual author himself. How many heteromorphs are main, long developed, and beloved characters? Exactly zero, the closest is actually Spinner.
Well the fandom ignors heteromorphs and scary quirk discrimination and focus on quirkless discrimination instead. And Spinner got so easily duped into Shigarakis pityfull exuse of a "ideology" that its hard to really feel bad for him.
@@samuelclayhills3298 I wouldn't call it "pitiful." It's a perfectly valid way of seeing things considering their circumstances. I don't agree with it, but it's important to attempt to understand something before we judge it.
This episode alone shot Shoji and Koda way up my list, they really have a deep story for all these mfs, well maybe except Mineta lol
mfw Mineta has the most ultimate tragic backstory of all time then his sticky balls develop into mini nukes and he one-shots All For One
@@nootnootmf8535 that would be epic lol
Lol agree but at least Mineta got some screen time, idk about Satou tho bro didn't have any input that I can remember😂
@@kevakla oh yeah fax and hagkure we BARELY started to get to know and see her face💀
16:53 I interpreted it as "scary" as in "with scars" instead of "frightening". But I could be wrong, since it does makes sense that he looks more frightening with the scars
What we are seeing with spinner is the beginning of a Nomu. It's the multiple quirks that causes their brain funtion to decline and he now has 2 additional quirks, as far as we know! It's really sad as he was actually trying to help his friends and AFO is just using him.
Shoji and Tsu have been my favourite class 1A members since the start, i love their character designs, mainly Tsu because frogs are one of my favourite animals so having a frog based character is pretty awesome
I've been a fan of Shojo do this episode made me happy. And while Spinner wasn't my favorite member (it was Mr. Compress) I did enjoy his character as well as the points he started questioning himself. Sad to see him turn out like this
Great reaction I agree that MHA is great at bringing out the emotions in it's fights, really makes you feel for all the characters involved be it hero or villain.
Hoji is a goat, Koda is a bro, and they totally deserve their episode, this episode felle like the episode base on red riot origin, it happen a bit late but it perfectly linked to the main story.
This ep was emotional af. As an autistic person. Growing up, parents would pull their kids away from me because my behavior was not "normal" . Anyway, Loved the reaction 🖤
This show is absolutely for the outcasts and rejects and I love it with all my heart
@@hergie409 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Another great episode and great reaction ✌️
Shoutout from Niagara Falls Canada
Tentacole is an awesome and amazing hero!
This episode was so incredible
Hero has a way of showing flashbacks and having you think characters are about to die😂😂😂
this episode was so good. i was tearing up too 🥹
love your reactions and insight, new sub!
This probably only bothers me but Kodas dad is literaly just All for ones body from a promotional image from season 3 with a new head and bag. It looks cursed af. Cue the All for one is Kodas dad theories.
Great episode
The second scene with the girl Shoji rescued demonstrates the moment when, even after rescuing the child from a strong current, society simply clogged Shoji with a crowd. Just because he touched someone's "clean" child. Wow, maybe it would be better if this little girl died in this current, huh? What a dumb society, no, the herd, what a dumb herd in this anime. There are no words. His actions aimed at salvation were interpreted differently, and this highlights the ruthlessness of the crowd. She does not seek justice, but demands a blood reckoning, as if instinctively wanting to find a scapegoat. We see how hypocrisy and aggression become the main engine of interpersonal relationships. Such episodes make you think about how easy it is to condemn those who dare to act contrary to social norms. Society prefers to simplify reality by dividing it into "heroes" and "villains" without delving into the true nature of events.
I paid for the patreon how come I can’t see the Thousand year blood war?
love it
very tough episode, with the undertones. OMG.
7:37- Except you can't just get rid of them because they are the people who you want to be a hero to 1 day
If you want this to stop you need to make the people who created this world of despair and hellish nightmares and hatred come face to face with everyone in that battle who is a heteromorph and understand that they are just as guilty cause instead of doing the smart move which is simply to get to know who and what they are and try to be friends or at least good neighbors...the people decided to destroy the lives of anyone who is different for the dumbest reasons I've ever heard of
you should watch cyberpunk ederunners it’s really good
She just uploaded episode 4 on patreon.
@@Louie23LA is it free?
ima simp
Watch Vinland Saga.
This episode is the anime version of MLK & Malcolm X
Hey, so this is insane
all the mob race groups like blm organization , or for that matter anyone just causing violence cause they want to focus on there victim hood should really take notes from Shoji. lol honesty he might of just risen in the top 5 fav characters of this show for me
lol no that wasn't the point. maybe watch the episode again
@toodleloos lol maybe you should. That's was his literal point. Focus on good memories and progression. Not past bad memories or bad events to go after them for revenge.... spinners, and the mob had the opposite veiw focus on the any experience with racism and go out taking revenge..
Are you Michael Jackson?
I guess everyone with pale skin and dark hair looks like MJ to you?
If you rewatch MHA you’ll actually notice a bunch of moments where Shojis past is foreshadowed. Like him telling pony from 1b “people always have been afraid of the way I look” after she insulted his appearance during 1a vs 1b.
Or him initially only hanging out with Tsu, Koda and Tokoyami, or him initially ignoring Mineta during the sportsfest.
In the second movie it is also brought up by the Chimera guy, asking Shoji if he ever cursed his parents for the way he looked, stating “you must have had a shitty life too”.