My Hero Academia: Character and Story Analysis

What are some of the issues the speaker has with the current state of My Hero Academia?

• The series has too many episodes.

• The fanbase is too supportive.

• The direction of the anime is lacking.

• The character development is too complex.

What does the speaker think about the fanbase's influence on the series?

• It encourages more episodes.

• It has no impact.

• It makes the series better.

• It is tiring and affects perception.

What made Deku's early character development unique?

• His analytical approach to challenges.

• His lack of emotions.

• His reliance on gadgets.

• His ability to fly.

How did the introduction of multiple quirks affect Deku's character?

• It reduced his analytical nature.

• It made him more strategic.

• It made him less powerful.

• It increased his emotional depth.

What does the speaker miss about Deku's character in the later seasons?

• His leadership skills.

• His physical strength.

• His emotional vulnerability.

• His comedic moments.

What societal issues does the speaker feel Deku fails to address?

• The lack of technology.

• The overpopulation of heroes.

• The absence of villains.

• The flaws in hero society.

What does the speaker believe is lacking in Deku's response to hero society's flaws?

• A strategic plan.

• A new costume.

• An emotional reaction.

• A public speech.

How is Deku's internal conflict resolved according to the speaker?

• By leaving the hero society.

• With sentimental words from classmates.

• By receiving new powers.

• Through a battle with a villain.

What does the speaker compare My Hero Academia to in terms of emotional stakes?

• One Piece

• Invincible

• Naruto

• Dragon Ball Z

What does the speaker hope for the future of My Hero Academia?

• That it introduces more characters.

• That it regains its former quality.

• That it becomes more like Invincible.

• That it ends soon.