Surely in a world where there’s a quirk for EVERYTHING and 80% of the population has one of these things it must be impossible to find a job without one, does this lead to depression? Murder? Crimes?
How many quirkless people die in collateral damage? Is this not an issue the government or people against quirks bring up? Are there welfare acts passed for the quirkless? How does this make non-heroes with quirks feel? Is there a quirk v non quirk division in politics? What the fuck!
Me? I would FUCK Momo, don't care she's 15.
because you're not allowed to use your quirk without license so it doesn't have a big effect on society
How the fuck is that fair? I didn’t ask for a quirk and now I have to get a license to use one? What if I save someone or use it help someone else without a license is that illegal? How would that not cause an uproar for 80% of the population?
>Why doesn’t my hero talk about the negative effects of quirks on the quirkless?
Because BnHA worldbuilding is so bad.
One of the things that really got on my nerves was
>You can't be a hero if you don't have a quirk
Most bullshit thing the author has ever written. I know the reason why he did it but he could have done it better. He could have easily written how people with quirks have better physical abilities overall compared to quirkless humans but no, he didn't. Because of that we have tons of characters whose quirks don't enhance their physical abilities being able to fight like a badass like Stain, Eraserhead, Mirio, etc. which makes the statement that you can't be a hero without a quirk really stupid. Mirio was able to fucking fight Overhaul for 5 minutes without a quirk, now imagine if he actually was quirkless from the beginning and used gadgets to enhance his fighting ability instead, he could easily clap Overhaul.
>you're not allowed to use your gun without license so it doesn't have a big effect on society
BnHAfags, everyone.
>How the fuck is that fair? I didn’t ask for a quirk and now I have to get a license to use one?
That's right. Fuck your american values. They live in a civilized society, not a fucking zoo run by white chimps.
>Most bullshit thing the author has ever written
Yeah. It is insulting to think that you need some sort of super power to be a hero. We, in our normal world, had enough of them to, ya know, come up with a words like bravery, courage, valour etc
one of the first things that made me realize bnha was shit was when deku's backstory was basically never referenced again in any significant way once he got AfO, it was just a cynical way to manipulate readers into feeling sorry for him and then it's as if it never existed
I don't really get whats illogical about it. Having a quirk doesn't make you better than anyone else, it just makes you better at doing stuff that involves your quirk. If Bakugou wanted to be a physician or an artist, for example, his quirk would be an extreme detriment.
>You can't be a hero if you don't have a quirk
Quirks are pretty necessary to subdue someone without killing them imo. It seems doable for a quirkless person to take on villains or heroes in a fight to the death with the element of surprise and a gun/bomb/poison, but its much harder to subdue them without lethal force.
Maybe if you actually read the series instead of making a bait thread with the first result from google images you would know that all of those points are addressed. Eat shit and die, OP.
Most people possess pointless or useless quirks that has no bearing on their actual real life contribution, they still end up become accountants or doctors or some mundane profession that makes them ultimately no different in value to someone without a quirk.
The hero profession exists to regulate powerful quirks whilst also utilising them to deal with criminals. The only worldbuilding that doesn't make sense to me is the voluntary nature of applying to a hero academy when in reality any child with a powerful quirk would be monitored and prepared for civil service very early on in their life.
I definitely don’t think the Deku as Batman route would be the way to go for the whole series but I’m starting to think doing it for the first half and then All Might passing his quirk on to him after forgetting OFA would’ve been alright.
fighting OFA. While I’m here again, have a shot of the girls.
A guy with a taser gun would literally be able to take on most of the villains seen so far, except the real cream of the top and the one with electricity powers.
the best would have been giving him some "shitty" quirk that actually complements his strengths and personality, but that would take better writing than just punching harder
new season when
>Miruko poster has cum instead of grey matter
Sasuga.
because it's world building is dog shit
>momo can mass produce expensive items like gold, diamonds, spider silk, etc.
>not once has a villian considered kidnapping her to fund their empire
like no one has even mentioned it
T-that's surprisingly hot.
>oi mate, you got a license for that quirk?!
Fucking Brits, i swear to god
Trash tier world building.
Shitty character to follow around.
Generic shounen.
JuStIcE! cuckery that can't be questioned because fuck coming up with better writing.
I can't believe Mina's Acidman move is actually getting use, it looks so dumb
Ok then explain when and where and whats the explanation given
So women in the MHAverse tend to have decent size chest by default. Because having a quirk is considered an evolution? you are born with a body that works best with your quirk. Since Jiro's mom is the first gen? Earphone Jack maybe her abilities with it aren't as strong as Jiro's because her boobs are in the way. We also know that simply having a quirk grants you certain attributes by default (faster, stronger, more resistance to any side effects of your quirk [Endeavor being fire resistant to his fire quirk for example. He's also way to strong to be considered a normal man even with his muscles]
Anyways maybe having a flat chest or a specific shaped chest allows for Jiro's heartbeat to beat louder because there aren't any boobs to deafen the sound or her rib cage grew in a way so that her heart beat could echo/beat louder in her chest.
Is this Quirk Singularity?
The only good post in this entire thread.
I think that's why people like the Koichi from the spin-off so much, he's a humble guy with a humle quirk who still tries his best
>You can't be a hero if you don't have a quirk
Yeah, hero equipment and Mei basically made that a joke.
There should be plenty of opportunities for unpowered heroes with "anime durability" to go to toe to toe with most street level villains. Quirks are just a tool to be used that just happen to be a part of the body. If you have the right tools, you can do just about anything.
Or maybe Hori just likes huge tits
>What if I save someone or use it help someone else without a license is that illegal?
Gentle did it and ended up interfering with a Hero and getting a civilian injured, fired from his job, life dismantled and forced into NEETdom.
Hawks did it and got a secret government job.
Gentle was also an adult and Hawks was literally a toddler during their incidents.
>How would that not cause an uproar?
Because someone's using a secret quirk to keep people generally docile and content (Water Sanitation Hero: Flouride!) or people just don't care because of the aforementioned reason
>Why doesn’t my hero talk about the negative effects of quirks on the quirkless?
you speed reading dumb faggot it's literally in the first chapter/episode
1/2
2/2
besides deku
Hori is autistic enough to think about something like that.
LMFAO wHo cAREAS HAHA XD
>even the guy who just has a long neck mocks deku
lmao
The story is about Deku, it's even from his POV you fucking idiot