Why are the vast majority of jump protags so stagnant when it comes to character development? Current Deku, Gon...

My hero is so shit i can't being myself to care what deku does.

*deku sugoi

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The series have to run long, so their development generally has to be stretched out.
With that in mind, Gon and Luffy have changed.
In deku's case you have to keep in mind that MHA isn't as long as many other shonen series. He still has room to grow and has done so a bit already. That said, Deku was also written into the corner a bit from the early chapters. Much of deku's potential development was robbed by the author's decision to have deku to surpass all might on an idealogical level and run in to save bakugou while all might was being a pussy and doing nothing. Sure, he did put himself at risk, but even all might himself acknowledges that a true hero should definitely be the kind of person to run in like that. Deku mostly just needs the physical strength to get to the point where running in impulsively like a retard is effective and practical.

Because it depend on what kind of story you want to told. Not every story need the protag to change dramatically over the course of the story, it's depend on what you need for your story and choose the right storytelling tools.

To be successful with a long-running shounen requires you to have a character with a personality people enjoy at the beginning. Once you have that, it's harder to come up with a change to develop the character. Especially when changes could alienate people that liked the original personality.

Luffy had changed but it's so little and over 20 years, it barely registers. He doesn't do joke attacks much anymore and I'm sure lots of people are with me in having their first reaction as "where's the funny creative attacks?" Instead of "he sure has developed his fighting style."

Dumb wani

They act as the moral and thematic center that changes the world around them. They function as a way to shape the world rather than be shaped by it.
Regardless, Deku and Gon do change, at least somewhat.

People who said "they do change"
Explain pls

because it's meant for kids

bakushit would never say that.

>it still has him crying in it
kek

>His arms are destroyed physically to the point of no return his muscle and tendons are showing he doesn't even have skin
>Grand turino was just killed in front of him
>Aizawa just cut off his own leg
I'm not even a huge Hero fag and know it has faults but the
>Hahah pussy crying!!
Is so fucking annoying back to your dragon ball spic threads where you have "Hard niggas like Goku"

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why does the bones adaption look so soulless? the manga art is kino.

Easier to animate or some shit, If make everything the same artstyle artists/animators can draw faster. Look at JJK or Tokyo ghoul they looks so much more souless in the anime its sad. But some series like KNY,Mob and Jojos try to keep the same style which is nice.

Hard to animate rough line work.
And there is that modern anime workers have a lot of work to do, and generally have an aesthetic they're trained in. Easier to default to a clean and easier style when the crunch comes.

>Gon
Gon is stagnant because he's in a dead manga. You can't have character development in a manga if you don't have any manga.

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by all means, try drawing 2 pages of manga, and make the art as good as you can and it still be in a "manga" style, then after you've perfected it, animate it and see which takes longer. They cut corners because they have to because of budget. Some studios are packed with talent and experienced directors who care about the quality of their work, and then you have studios like Toei who pump out garbge 99% of the time, then bring in the high priced people on the BIG episodes.

There's no way you can have matching quality unless you have a massive budget OR really fucking good animators who take serious pride in their work and consistently put out quality material.

Also, animation leaves nothing to the imagination. The voices in the manga are almost always going to be better, just like if the manga is adapted from an actual novel (and there exists no official artwork) the characters will always look better in the book.

Your imagination tends to skew towards the ideal way you would perceive something, and if there is nothing to ponder, that's because you already know the answer and you're going to know if you like it or not.

Just shows why Eren is the best shounen protag.

He was genocidal in chapter 1, he's genocidal now. The only thing that changed was his target after learning that he's the same race he originally wanted to wipe out.

Did you miss the part where he's calm and focused instead of being a ragetard that can't do anything on his own?
>YOU'LL DIE IN THE MOST PAINFUL WAY POSSIBLE
>Did I say that? Eh, forget it.

That's no excuse

And then he proceeds to kill people in the most painful way anyways.

Read mob psycho

It's easier to follow if it's that way.