What killed the hype?

I hate this so fucking much, fuck Hori

The author can barely write and his school setup conflicts badly with the actual main story of dealing with AfO and his minions. Long term that means that any time the author tries to do something with his actual main characters at the theoretically main setting of the school, people find it boring. Meanwhile the pacing falls to shit, and the much of the overloaded cast falls by the wayside.

You can tell he never really planned out this story beyond the first hundred chapters and since then has been making shit up as he goes. Lets compare that to one of his contemporaries like Oda who planned out the overall story/first ten years of the story early on and then took a month long hiatus to properly plan out the next 15. Hori is a hack.

didn't he also dropped his original intended ending(with Deku passing the OfA to Kacchan so he could save the day in the end) because everyone thought it was a godawful conclusion?

Actually as far as we know that's still the intended ending.

He used it for the movie
Wrong. Hori said himself he doesn't know how to end his awful manga

Honestly, for me it was Endeavor vs High End.

I just wasn't into it

He's going do the same ending only more cucked.

Confirmed, Kacchan will give OfA to Ochako when she swallows his cum.

Nothing interesting is going on, the characters are bland or just full blast autistic, quirks as a power system is uninspired, MC is pathetic, no stakes, nonexistent world building

then she passes it to Deku again when he drinks her period blood mixed with Kacchan's cum

The movie made bank from Japan and US ticket sales alone.
The hype is still there... for girls that want to watch Deku and Bakugo kiss.

This. I still say that was a shit ending to the movie but hori has gone on record saying that was his original ending idea. He fell in love with a supporting character he made and realized it was too late to make him the protagonist so he shoehorns him into every situation he can, while also have almost universal praise from everyone in the story.

>idea. He fell in love with a supporting character
No. Bakugo is popular and Hori is capitalizing on its popularity

sometimes I wish yaoi and BL anime adaptations were more common so fujos could stop getting their filthy hands on battle shounen to the point they can actually influence the creative path the series takes on long term

That is a fool's way of thinking. Women, especially fujos are never satisfied. They always want more. They have some kind of desperate need for it. A need to live vicariously through something they could never hope to be.

It's both. Hori is in love with Bakugo and Bakugo is the most popular character. There's nothing holding him back from engaging in as much bakuwank as he so desires.

Thoughts?

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that's why the moment when a fanbase becomes open to female members usually is the point of no return

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It's a great show.

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Such is the vicious cycle of diversity.

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