The Journey to My Hero Academia
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2024
- Some thoughts on My Hero Academia.
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► MUSIC: • The Journey to My Hero...
► ADDITIONAL MUSIC (in order of appearance):
• My Hero Academia - Yuki Hayashi (My Hero Academia OST)
• 障害物競争 - Yuki Hayashi (My Hero Academia OST)
• ヒーローの影 - Yuki Hayashi (My Hero Academia OST)
• 引き継がれた力 - Yuki Hayashi (My Hero Academia OST)
• しっとり黄昏 - Yuki Hayashi (My Hero Academia OST)
• Shout Baby - Ryokuoushoku Shakai (My Hero Academia OST)
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“She’s basically edgy Ochako”
Can she get any better?
“But with a gun”
Oh my god
😂😂😂
Dat way u know izuku is screwed if a girl with no power is able to deal more damage than him breaking one fist and then going for his fingies. I mean use a gun not to kill but damage would be a unique up-grade
Where is that
Go to 13:48
So if this was the real world, then basically a school shooter Ochako?
"izuku has a villain's back story"
Thank you for pointing that out. He took a lot of bullshit from the world and people around him, yet he didn't give up. And I'm really admirative how you analyzed so well the fact that his "optimism was born from desperation". I don't know for others, but that kind of optimism is the one I relate the most to, everyday, at every time. Maybe because we're in a world already messed up, and without super heroes. And honestly, without anime or writing, I would be really desperate and pessimistic...
This point is evident in the Gentle Criminal battle, because Deku relates to Gentle during the battle.
Isn’t there also a fan comic somewhere where Izuku is a villain?
@Levi Stipack idk i read it a long time ago I think.
I feel this, with all the pressure and problems I deal with, I still keep going, never allowing myself to fall in the abyss.
Interesting comment
It's nice to see someone who gets the point of MHA and Deku. So many people just want to just be the standard brash shounen MC who just busts through everything without any doubt.
I’m honestly tired of people complaining about Deku when I think he’s one of the best protagonists. His empathy, emotional expressions and helpful nature are things a lot of boys could do with actually taking on board rather than rejecting because “crybaby”.
yeah, thats how you get stuff like sword art online and I don't think I'm emotionally ready for that again.
@@estud6411 if we get another sword art online my celular structure is going to collapse in on itself
Deku is still the standard brash MC, but he just doubts himself a little more realistically, that's all.
@@gopikrishnang4871 I wouldn’t really call him brash. That implies someone who is rude or overbearing. He’s passionate, but not brash.
One of my favorite observations: Heros and Villains have the same origin stories. They culminate in One Bad Day, that tips them totally over the edge. Those who become heroes dedicate themselves to the idea that nobody will suffer as they did. However, villains dedicate themselves to the idea that EVERYONE will suffer as they did.
It dose fit well within batman.
I like it.
@@beyond-journeys-end Batman and Joker are pretty much the best examples, yes. But two other good examples are Spider-Man and Doc Ock.
The mva volume that had shigarakis backstory literally says "all it takes is one bad day"
@@MarouaneTF Exactly! And, yet, Izuku had a LOT of bad days, and still vowed to be the one who made other people feel safe.
Beautiful way to explain MHAs overarching narrative no matter how cynical it can be when on the villains side.
This isn't a major plot point but some might consider this a spoiler
It basically becomes My Vilian League right after the ongoing arc right now in season 5. They really go through some major character development.
I can't wait for it to be animated, and I'm not sure how some of the, uh- NSFW parts of the story will get animated.
@@TheBluePhoenix008 no I know already appreciate that you warned others though lol
@@TheBluePhoenix008 NSFW?
@@nuttyboy915 possibly NSFW for very graphic violence, also called NSFL (its under the NSFW umbrella)
I died of laughter when you said deku has syndrome backstory. I cant unsee it now lmaoo
Eyyyyyy didn't expect you here
He keeps having flashbacks too lol
damn i wish my hero had edgy ochaco, *with a gun*
With the way the Manga is going, we just might one day
@@solar7427 post apocalyptic my hero academia here we goooooo
@@harrizburhan i read this with a mario voice
He created mha for himself
To inspire himself,
Seemslike
That's one of the best ways to write make yourself happy, screw what most people think
I've heard so many people say that mha is trash because deku is a trash mc. I cant ever agree with them because honestly, he's one of the most relatable mcs in shonen to me personally.
Same man :/ A lot of people want something relatable but still super flashy and cool cause if it's to relatable they then get annoyed by it but that's why I love Deku not only as a protagonist but as one of my favorite charcters!
@ASTROTHUNDER there are a lot of reasons that I find him relatable. These extend from his personality to the various themes presented in the character.
One of the big reasons is that he isn't super charismatic and is somewhat shy of a main character, like me. He's very awkward in a very relatable way. He isn't like the generic open and overly charismatic shonen main characters (like Luffy, Goku, Natsu, Asta, every isekai protagonist, and many other shonen main characters). While those other shonen main characters are fun to watch because of their charismatic personalities, I can never find myself able to really relate and vibe to them.
Another thing is that he doesn't always win. From the first season, every battle that was won, was won because of luck or another hero stepping up. His first real victory was against muscular in season 3. Just like in real life, a person wont always have major victories just when they start their journeys. Going with this, the show explores the fact that the "power of friendship" doesn't exist.
There are A LOT of other, more personal reasons I find Deku very relatable. However, I wont go into that rn. As a whole, I find that MHA is an anime that is surprisingly deep show. On the surface, it seems like a normal superhero show with not too much to it. However, if you take the time to reflect upon the show and look deeper, it is probably better and than most shonen anime in nearly every aspect. Still, there are some outlires to my assumption (like FMAB, AOT, and some others that I cant think of atm).
Sorry this reply is so long, it's just hard for me to put everything into a few sentences xD.
@ASTROTHUNDER it's not for everyone, but it's really good in my opinion. There's a reason it's one of the most popular anime currently.
@ASTROTHUNDER technically, there is no filler in the anime, but there are bad arcs. Imo, the anime is amazing, but there are still flaws. Just like every other show and anime. Honestly, just skip the hero lisence test arc, it's the most boring one so far and it doesnt really add much weight to the story. There are a lot of cringe parts, but they seem purposeful to me. That is because they show how these characters are just kids and it shows the contrast between the innocence of their school life and the cold hard reality of the real world.
@ASTROTHUNDER the dialogue is the only bad thing abt it, rlly the characters are great, villains too but the dialogue between characters can be rlly dull and forced
Gentle and La Brava is Horikoshi’s best writing and I’ll die alone on that hill.
*drags in chair* not alone, my friend. *Sits*
I loved them! My heart really feels for Gentle. In another life, he could have beeb the hero he always wanted to be. People hate on them because they're camp and clowny but their motivations are very compelling and really add to the nuances of MHA's society and its culture towards heroes.
It was a good arc but I feel the stories can be better
@@jshu-_- i wish I could be as invested in the story since I tend like those types of conflicts but for some reason it seemed rushed
I really respect Horikoshi as a person. I also only started MHA cuz I liked his second manga that got axed. I’m happy he’s successful now cuz he deserves it
IM happy you mentioned the Horikoshi’s life inspiring the themes of MHA, cuz I think it works when we look at what happens after s4 too. I hope to hear ur thoughts on season 5!
16:07 "Barrage never resolves this conflict."
That is the most chilling sentence I've ever heard in this video.
Bro i would actually read the zoo manga thing, kind of crazy stuff i like
I read it and loved it!
Shigaraki's real name is actually TENKO Shimura, thats a cool detail this video made me notice
So he has been living for a long time
*spoilers for mha manga below (it’s basically just a breakdown of what you said in the video, while adding our current knowledge of the story through the recent manga chapters)
it’s interesting seeing all the parallels between horikoshi’s first work and my hero academia. shigaraki’s birth name is tenko shimura, and his sister is hana shimura. it’s a nice little reference for those who know his earlier works. but also, the parallels between warriors and heroes are quite obvious the further ahead you are in the manga. currently, the manga is focusing on the true nature of heroism, showcasing that it’s not as pure and wholehearted as the media has led people to believe. the world is discovering the true darkness of hero society, and after endeavour’s abusive nature is revealed, some are choosing to reject it entirely. deku, just like hana, is discovering that heroes are used as tools for the government, with some heroes being ordered to assassinate troublesome heroes or villains, yet still being praised in the spotlight. despite that, he is focused on becoming a true hero, and changing hero society for the better.
my hero’s connections are obvious. as for shinka rhapsody, it appears that the “manifesting different traits over time” was a prototype for deku inheriting the past ofa user’s quirks.
omagadoki zoo seems to prototype deku’s current hero costume, as well as the side characters in mha. currently, deku is looking more like a bunny than ever by actually wearing his mask for once (it’s about damn time), and he has gran torino’s cape + comically oversized gloves. the colour schemes are quite similar as well, using a lot of red and yellow (although midoriya’s design has a lot of green as well)
barrage’s main tie in is pretty much just becoming the greatest of all (a king, number one hero), and the obvious creation of ochako’s character.
it’s really interesting to see how horikoshi prototyped his most successful story through his previous manga. i like that he didn’t just give up on his ideas, but instead slowly developed them over the span of multiple works.
Damn, I was getting really emotional then... Spiderman 2. That was a great cut that made me laugh, but you even brought me back to being emotional again after that! It was a nice rollercoaster and a great video.
right?! i accidentally burst out laughing… IT'S MIDNIGHT! my neighbors probably hate me by now
I read this comment before reaching that point in the video, I assumed it would be some joke about MHA basically just being Hori’s excuse to write Spiderman fanfiction.
I agree. This is a amazing video!
I love how All Might is introduced almost like this absolutely untouchable god-like man, and then it’s revealed he spends most of his time in a very weak form due to an injury from his job. It felt very refreshing to me, and really pushes the “we can’t always live up to our ideals” message.
Woah ... I got chills when you mentioned Spiderman 2. I was only 15 years old at the cinema and to this day I don't understand why it made such an impression on me. It wasn't a perfect movie, but it was a great movie about heroism.
However, as for the video, it can confidently make it as a document summarizing Horikoshi's entire life so far. Like a tribute. I love your work!
I wasn't even born when that movie got released. Beer that makes you feel like an old man lol.
How this doesn’t have more view is something I cannot understand. This is simply brilliant.
As Deku once said; "The world isn't fair."
Agreed
For me, when I entered a major depression and had a heart condition due to stress from family drama and school , (I'm fine now). when I was in that state, hero academia brought my smile without me realizing it and it was the first time after a long time. I cherish hero academia for the optimistic it gives. It made me realize, I let the negative thoughts get the best of me 😅. I cried, I laughed I even got angry like bakugo when people tell me I can't do anything 😅
Now people call me obsessed over hero academia, they don't know what it did for me when I was at my extreme lowest point.
same! finding and watching mha was one of the best decisions i ever made. it brought me so much positivity and strength during a really dark time for me this year
@@turtleby ikr!
the same thing happened to me and i'll never be grateful enough to the positive impact mha had and continues to have in my life, i love this series with my whole heart and i dont think i'll be forgetting about it anytime soon!
If you take the most basic themes for each MC that Horikoshi has written and combine them into one, you get Izuku.
That’s… really fucking cool, honestly.
MHA came to me in one of the shittiest times and it gave me such inspiration that I can never find with other media. Yes I love SNK and other shows and movies, but when I feel like I'm going to crumble I always go back to MHA.
What an amazing video. For me, My Hero Academia is not just another shonen story. Its a story about overcoming the odds and proving to the world you can do it! I really needed this, with the whole pandemic situation going on, I forgot what my goal in life was. But its time to get back on track! Thank you for this video!
that's literally what most shounen stories are about
@@beanboy9772 are they tho
Yes, the theme of "overcoming the odds" or preserving is very common in Japanese media in general. These are the core themes of Dragon Ball, Naruto, Fairy Tail, Pokemon, Black Clover, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and so forth.
You can find these themes in other genres of manga, anime, light novels, visual novels, literature, movies, and even Western media as well. It's a very generic, albeit powerful thing to write a story about. Big fan of it, personally.
@@abubeker3979 yes... perfect example, Naruto incessantly shouts "BELIEVE IT!" as a proclamation that he WILL become hokage and achieve his dream even if everyone doubts him. He insists that he will prove himself and overcome the odds.
It's a quintessential shonen theme
@@whirlwind872 is naruto a good example ?
bc after the pain arc
the theme of "hardwork" and " going against the odds" was lost
it was just naruto using the god like power of the nine tails to win every battle
As an editor.. let me acknowledge how much fucking effort was put into this video holy shit
The last 5 mins got me sobbing in my sleeves.
I forgot why I love My Hero Academia. Season 4 was underwhelming and season 5 is barely keeping my attention. I started to feel saturated opinions of overratedness and feeling devoid of a community that I dont relate to. This video has reminded me why I have a love for this show to begin with. Even with overwhelming odds and hardships, the goals of a self so impossible to achieve embodies every single highlighted character in this damn show. Thank you. You earned more than a sub my guy
I suggest reading manga is better way to experience mha. mha anime season 4 adaption was bad compared to manga.
"In this world, those who smile are the strongest"
When you just remembered that Shigaraki’s real name was Tenko and his older sister’s name was Hana-
Excellent research and presentation. To add, Cliff Robertson (Uncle Ben in Spiderman) exposed corruption in the entertainment industry in real life and paid high consequences with his career in Hollywood. I like to think he wouldn't change a thing at the end. Maybe, maybe not. But to me, Mr. Robertson was as close to a real hero as anyone in media.
Do you mean how he handled David Begelman?
Also thanks for the info, just looked on the web to try figure a bit out.
“Izuku is way less scary looking” *side eyes the manga*
And he’s back to his old self
this video really honed in the sudden realization that there IS a possiblity that Deku could've become a villain.
That's the point of the Gentle arc. Gentle trying to saving the dude is a parallel to Deku saving Bakugo, only difference is Gentle didn't have an All Might to fall back on
Kyle: my hero is optimistic
Manga readers: ha ha
Aha hahahha
Ahaha... T_T
Hahahahahah 🥲
when he was talking about that I just went 👩🦯👩🦯
Stop the cap
"Mha is a bright story"
*Laughs in Paranormal Liberation War Arc*
Is it normal to cry after he said “don’t give up”? become the impossible and never give up even if the world is pulling you down. This hit me real hard. for those who feel like the world is pulling you down, please don’t give up.
New social experiment:
Show this video to anyone who still doesn't understand the show.
It could either save their life or start an worthwhile discussion. Or not, I'm just being optimistic 😊
IDK but this reminds me of when I first played Undertale and thought what would it be like if criminals were to play each Undertale mode starting from neutral to peacemode and ending with the bad end. I don't know just a random thought here
I see what you did there
The show is shit, that's all there is
@@Efsaaneh bro shut up. If you gonna say a show is bad at least give a couple reasons why
@@Efsaaneh reason
21:46 that transition to the next media. I was not expecting this! 😂
I came upon My Hero Academia at a point in my life where i had lost my ambition and dreams in the world. Alot of my life goals had not happened or had failed. I saw my future as quite bleak, hopeless and i was jaded by my life experiences and unfulfilled dreams. Initially i found MHA's story to be too bright, innocent and unbelievable. Deku too a degree annoyed me as i saw him as a naive boy. But yet.. i kept watching MHA and was moved to tears many times. I thought i had already seen enough shonen shows to not be surprised yet something MHA's writing just works. And i have watched many reaction videos of other fans also moved to tears by MHA.
As corny as may sound, MHA restored some of the hope and dreams i have.
I think you hit the nail on the head as to why this is on my top 10 favorite anime: you have to hold on to hope for just a second longer. It’s one of my coping mechanisms when dealing with my depression, and I think that’s a wonderful message.
this is probably the best breakdown of the series that i've seen
This video is HEAVENLY underrated. People hate on deku for no reason. I think more people should see this
I think it's because of his optimism and being sympathetic.
@@lumpystilskin5367 but he isn't. It's not his job to kill
@@nuttyboy915 I think it's the fact that people actually despise optimistic people.
How did I just find this channel, this was so beautiful - MHA isn't even over and that was just perfect
That's some good ducking stuff right here: good use of music, really nice editing and an interesting view on this manga that I find actually not good. I must admit that there is some stuff that i realized I missed on MHA after i watched this video; but it also pinged out to me why I find this manga uninteresting
Ahhh, the feeling of desperation of something you want for potentially something you can't get is such a feeling I got through the first 2 episodes and the fact those themes are littered throughout the story and more makes me love the anime even more, I think it's probably the reason I get a little annoyed when I see people talking bad about it lol, it's because those themes really relate. It's such a simple anime but I like that all the more to be honest, I really don't know how it became one of my favourites.
Hey Kyle,
I want to seriously thank you for this video. I have no clue if you will ever see this comment but I need to at least try to tell you this.
This video is one of my favorite analytical videos not because of the incredible analysis or anything like that, which I agree with all the points stated and you hit the nail right on the head with all of them, but because of how it effected me. This video I ended up first watching at around 4 a.m. and by the end of it I was crying from it... My Hero Academia has done so much for me and being able to see someone put so many of my own thoughts into words and help me just embrace how My Hero Academia has impacted me was really heart warming and needed in my life. I have watched this video countless times since then and remains to be one of my favorite videos I have ever watched not just from a analytical standpoint but because of the message you talk about in it with how everything was worded and everything.
From a random stranger on the internet, thank you so much for the content you put out. It does matter and it does impact people in ways you may have never imagined and I am proof of that. I hope you continue chasing your dreams whatever they may be and always do things that make you happy. Have a wonderful day.
I can't imagine reading weekly jump without MHA. It's like when Naruto and Bleach was still on jump.
Based on his previous works it seems like my hero academia is a ticking time bomb with the bad ending coming soon.
Much love to you dude. I came to this video looking forward to finding out about more of Horikoshi's previous works and came out of it in near tears. The question of what it means to be a hero, the struggle of trying to fulfill your own (seemingly) impossible expectations, there was so much there.
Deku's villain-like backstory and how he could've easily turned out differently is a piece of insight that I'll be sharing around a lot from now on. It really struck me then how vital optimism is in stories like these, especially more so when we consider all the context and circumstances surrounding it.
Here is a bit more about Shinka Rhapsody for those interested (also there is a one shot you missed called "Space Boy' which i think is the One-Shot to Barrage)
-Shinka Rhapsody is a story where people have begun developing powers. The crime rate is increasing and there are no heroes, but the police are there, yet, struggling to keep things in control
- Evolution suddenly happened in 2008, and you “evolve” suddenly as an adult
- Within one year 30% of the population had evolved (almost opposite of MHA 80%)
- Your “evolution” is based on your desires/wishes, so if you want to be taller you might “evolve” and have a long neck, if you want to eat a lot you “evolve” into a giant mouth monster
- In theory people who don’t have a strong desire don’t evolve
- Main character Masashi wants to be “stronger” to defeat the guy who murdered everyone in his hometown so he keeps evolving to get stronger
- the murderer Magari wants to kill so has evolved to be able to kill well
- Masashi has kind of a proto-Kirishima/Tetsutetsu hardening thing going on
So there are one shots for Oumagadoki Zoo and Barrage. I decided not to go over those just because it would have been a bit redundant, although in retrospect I should have at least mentioned them while talking about those series
@@KyleRobes It was a really great video though! i loved it, also i think the quote about Horikoshi being depressed comes from this interview with 2 of his editors mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/web_pages/126/
A wonderful video man! I’ve been feeling pretty down lately and felt like I’d lost some of the spark of my love for mha. Mostly due to constantly engaging with fan discourse and becoming exhausted. But this really reminded me of the purest reason I love mha. So thanks for that.
I’ve been trying to avoid fandom stuff cuz it honestly feels like the ppl who engage with the series do not care for it at all. MHA is a series that’s personal to me, so I think engaging w/ the fandom is stupid. I’ll enjoy it w/o the fans cuz I don’t need them to do so, and I got better things to do. Like maybe trying to do what the series wants to inspire.
@@ma.2089 Thank you for saying that! It really does feel that way sometimes when I try to engage with people with the show but I always feel like it's just surface level for most and don't really get the appeal, it's great to meet other people that also have had an impact by the show!
@@ma.2089 I definitely feel you there man, it’s great to feel this awesome optimism and joy for the show once again through someone else!
I never understood the hate for Izuku Midoriya. He is probably one of the most relatable shonen protagonists. I also love his development.
Not a fan of MHA, but I can't pass up the chance to watch a Kyle Robes video! But that brings up another video I saw by my friend KevinNyaa about how he didn't like ReZero as much initially but came around to really enjoying the things he hated initially. Obviously, these are different reasons than the ones you listed here but I think a good take away from this video and Kevin's would be to have an open mind about anime and try to experience as much as you can before you write it off. On the flip side, if you don't like shounen, you don't need to watch MHA to know you won't like it - but even then you never know there one day could be a series that has this same effect on you as MHA did for Kyle and take his words and experiences to end up enjoying something you otherwise wouldn't previously.
The mindset of closing something out without a fair shot is all around the anime community, because it's everywhere, it's what humans do. But if we can all give things more of a fair shake then I think we could learn a lot about our own tastes besides just... closing everything out. I don't know, maybe I'm going down a road you didn't intend for this video to pave but it did get me thinking about it a lot so here is my two cents.
I’m not the biggest fan of shounen. But I absolutely adore this series.
You mentioned re zero, and I happen to love both of them. And both have themes of never giving up. I think those themes are what draw me to those series...at least partially lol
just like im not the biggest fan of most isekai (or at least have grown out of most isekai like konosuba), but adore re zero, i feel like even if u dont like shounen, you can still get something out of this series since there really isnt that much emphasis on super well choreographed fights
Nice seeing you here :)
I take this back
Yeah I love Re:zero too but I like it when he suffers so much that I can’t bring myself to end the series 😭
Is no one talking about how much he has grown as an artist if u skip to 14:24 u can see all the art styles he experimented with it’s amazing. His artwork is so amazing.
This video was amazing, very informative and captures why I love MHA. Despite Horikoshi's failures he didn't give up and made one of the most popular shonen's of all time, just really inspiring stuff.
the scene where All might tells Izuku he can be a hero too still makes me tear up!
Thanks a lot, this analysis was very well made and... I love Spiderman 2 too!
Stories about people and the struggle to become someone you can never become is one of my most loved themes too. Even in something grand like Fate Stay/Night (LN) that is the theme that resonated to me the most in the end.
Don't give up
I think that BNHA being born out of a desperate optimism is why I was really drawn to BNHA more than any other shounen. Horikoshi doesn't give us a clear cut answer about hero society. Hero society is so, so flawed, but he makes it clear that anarchy isn't the answer. Society is just...society. And we have to deal with everything that comes with it.
Deku tries so hard to be optimistic because he needs to be. It might not be fair to him, but it's the way things are and have to be for him to still be here. Because we see in the villains, if we harbor hate, it sets us back. it doesn't allow for us to process our trauma and our feelings, instead we revel in them until we burn. It makes us cynical and nihilistic. We don't need to forgive who hurt us, but we need to forgive our past self who was hurt by trusting the wrong people. Our past self wasn't wrong for trusting someone, we need to forgive them because even though their actions led to our present self, they didn't do anything wrong.
And that is also seen in the villains. Let's take Touya Todoroki, Dabi, for example. He ultimately crashed and burned due to everything he faced from Endeavor. But his hatred led to him losing his mind and almost killing his 2 brothers that he claimed to love. He doesn't need to forgive Endeavor or even Rei, but there is one person he does need to forgive. Himself. Himself who was a child. That Touya who lived for his parents' attention, and specifically Enji's. He feels resentment for Enji, Rei, and especially his younger self for not being enough and for wanting Enji's attention.
Maybe I'm just biased towards my favourite character but the theme of finding a place to belong as seen in Oummudaki Zoo seem to apply more to Shigaraki & the League of Villains. "What I want is to create a world where they can be free."
Man to this day I miss Oumagadoki, it was different and fun! Made me follow Horikoshi's work and suffer through the fast fall of Barrage
people are really missing out bc the fandom genuinely scares people away :/ like i hate the fandom too but thats why i ignore it and watch the freaking show
Thank you... For making this video. Currently I am in a negative thought streaks as I felt like I am not worthy of my job, I will never reach the dreams that I want, and everything around me feels like barely hold onto by lousy threads.
But you remind me why I cried alongside Izuku in the second episode, remind me how I decided my dream is worth chasing even if it is almost impossible.
Kyle Robes, thank you.
the quality of this video blew me away
Deku is more than some kid who cries, more than some kid who gets his power and bursts through everything with a smile, he questions his abilities and on multiple times has doubted whether he truly deserved OFA, he suggested Todoroki and even wanted to hand it to Mirio, I love him doubting himself because it makes him human y’know-
Another best video from you! I love My Hero Academia so much we actually had the same experience with this anime, I, too ignore this for so long due to hype and also my bad judgement. I was blowned away when I've watched the anime.
Anyways, I love how you put all the good pieces together I couldn't said it better. You are good in this.
This actually inspired me to be nicer and i wanna thank you
I loved the scene “you too can be a hero” even when i knew it was going to happen, even when later i read it as a manga i felt all the chills
It's so basic and profound at the same time, which is a good lesson in life: nothing is just one thing it's a mixture of hundreds of different things that might even cancel out each other yet can still be described as separate aspects
You perfectly captured what I love about this series and the superhero genre as a whole
There's a funny fact that stuck in my head since the day i know it: bakugou is protrayed by horikoshi's childhood of being bullied. And we have known that deku is protrayed by himself from the personality to the back story. And instead of letting bakugou, the bullyer, being crush to dust by the one he bullied, he let bakugou having his own unique character development and write a strange, uncalled, yet beautiful relationship between bakugou and deku. That's definitely say something.
Thanks for reminding me the reason why I idolised Deku.
This channel is criminally underrated holy shit
The final 3 minutes of your vid really touched me. Especially since I relate in the anime inspiration to my life. Never give up has become apart of me after the amount of Shonen I have watched. I thank you for channeling your thoughts into a narrative, or video to inspire others
This video still making me cry on rewatch.
i didnt expect this video to be so dramatic and emotional -
Kind of sad that Jack didn't get his series.
I really loved this video,I mean it really is why I love MHA so much but learning all this stuff behind it the previous stories tying in and also my fave spider man, well it makes it even more special me having learned . Thanks for all your hard work making this it was beautifully done
This was beautiful. Thank you.
A few years ago back when I first started watching MHA, the show inspired me so much that I accomplished minor goals that was related to my dream but as soon as I got there I failed and became cynical. The work I have accomplished became nothing to me and I felt not pursuing it anymore since the toll it has on my body and mind.
The thing that really hits in me in this video is that I was never meant to accomplish those goals like I dreamed about but I can get close if I keep trying.
I still have one shot left and I will do my best, Thankyou for this inspiring video.
NEW HEADCANON!
Jack Midoriya is an alias for Hisashi Midoriya. Izuku's dad is working over seas selling (illegal) hero weapons to licenseless vigilantes.
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Or Jack Midoriya is the sickly first One For All holder and younger brother of Hisashi Midoriya, All For One.
Maybe this was just me, but damn. It's been a while since a video essay made me cry.
This was on my recommended. Your hard work payed off
The level of production you put into these videos really shows. One day this channel is gonna blow up 🔥
Love seeing research-driven videos about my favorite shows. Great work on this one :)
the zoo manga one should be an anime
honestly seeing Demon slayer ending in just 4 years which is rare
tells me that i think it gives the author more hope
that manga is finshed and seeing that its been 10 years since it should be inspirational
also we are 2 years away from my hero academia becoming 10 years old
You hit with the thanks for watching after I'm brought to tears
Thank you Kyle, very cool...
The editing is amazing and I love your style of videos. I can't wait to watch more!
Great cuts, great presentation and explanation of your and others thoughts!
This video was very inspiring! Thank you for making it 💕
Ya made me wanna rewatch my hero academia. Ya filled this video with ya thoughts and feelins on the series so beautifully and i wanna say thanks for doin that!
I just want to say... Thank you so much for this video. I have loved and had an obsession with heroes ever since I was young and the way MHA presented itself and your overall thesis of "optimism out of desperation" is exactly what I thought but, couldn't put into words. The show felt so optimistic in a mature sense but I could never put my exact finger on it, but your video is my exact thoughts brought out. For me, MHA has been my favorite anime for a multitude of reasons and if other people aren't into it then that's great because I still love enjoying what I love and if I ever can talk to someone that loves the show as I do, we can talk about heroes. Recently, it's just been a giant target on my back since there are so many people that haven't even watched the show but have trashed on me and put me down for loving it to points where I would even get multiple threats in discord servers and many people that I have found online that "like" the show don't really seem to understand what I find so brilliant about it, It's always about spoilers, shipping, and other things that don't really matter or take a core out of the show. Even the lessons and the things the characters go through don't even seem to phase people to inspire them to be better or help people. On both ends, it just has sucked expressing any type of opinion for this anime, but this piece of art you uploaded has given me so much comfort I almost cried. Of course like everything, this isn't perfect, but that is the beauty in everything, nothing ever is, and because of that the highs shine even brighter and it also helps me appreciate other forms of media and shows like Dr. Stone which has been a fantastic watch for me. What I want to say, is thank you for this and for giving this boy something to look positively on to be a hero in my own way and have more positive outlooks on the things that I enjoy.
Man I love your videos man. Just watched them for the first time today. You edit them so good and the way you explain and talk about the topics is in a way relaxing. Cant wait for another video keep it up dude👍🏽👍🏽
This video is so underrated. Great work dude
I'm honestly so happy I subscribed. You make some quality videos👏👏
This video resonates with me at the moment a lot and i felt the tears coming up more than once thank you kyle for creating this :)
Such a great video!! You perfectly encapsulated why this story is so enjoyable and why so many people have a special connection with it. Thank you for making this, its really good!!
Amazing video. editing was off the chart, well explained analysises, and great voice over.
Wow, that was an incredible video. Great pacing, simple but effective editing, a heartfelt script. Basically everything one can ask for in a video essay.
I subscribed. Easily one of the most well crafted and geniusly put together videos I have ever scene. Thank you for this masterpiece.
You broke it down so well I hope I can see more of you
Keep going
Truly impressed with this video! You did good man
this is literally the best researched video for bnha I've seen. Keep it up!👍🏼
The ending 10 minutes of this video gave me chills. Great video