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He could hand the power over to the police, so individual cops get issued a fragment of All Might's power to carry out their duties with. Ah, who am I kidding, MHM doesn't have any cops.
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Rhonne posted:Better hope she has some kids with similar powers.
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Apr 9, 2018 17:27
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If One for All keeps accumulating power it could be possible that it eventually gets too strong for a single person to use effectively
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Apr 9, 2018 17:29
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Manatee Cannon posted:he can teach the next guy but it's not like he can write down a guide book for the super secret quirk he inherited, so eventually you'll get another all might and his successor will probably explode the first time he uses one for all Deku writes down things about heroes obsessively, so writing a guide book for the super secret quirk he inherited is probably more of a "when" rather than an "if". It's not like he's done a fantastic job of keeping it a secret already given that he all but admitted it to Bakugo.
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Apr 9, 2018 17:55
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Two For All doesn't have quite the same ring to it.
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Apr 9, 2018 17:59
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One for All. One quirk for everybody. Everybody.
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Apr 9, 2018 18:50
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Nah, it can keep the name, it just now means "One Quirk For All" because they have to give it to more and more people to not explode the next generation of inheritors.
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Apr 9, 2018 18:52
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I'm just going to assume that blowing yourself up is only a problem for people who genuinely do want to be a hero more than they want all their limbs, like Izuku.
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Apr 9, 2018 19:05
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Rand Brittain posted:I'm just going to assume that blowing yourself up is only a problem for people who genuinely do want to be a hero more than they want all their limbs, like Izuku. I mean, that sort of attitude is why Midoriya was picked as the successor in the first place. You can't really entrust the ultimate single quirk to anyone who isn't selfless to a fault or you end up with another All For One.
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Apr 9, 2018 19:53
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Gentle is going to get pushed to the extreme and announce that he's gonna smash that life button La Brava will stop him because they aren't subscribed to that life style and Gentle will come to his senses and turn himself in meaning Deku won't have to follow them anymore.
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Apr 9, 2018 19:57
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Given that all quirks are getting exponentially stronger, I'm sure it's just a matter of time until everyone is just blowing up the first time they use a quirk.
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Apr 9, 2018 20:14
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LostRook posted:Given that all quirks are getting exponentially stronger, I'm sure it's just a matter of time until everyone is just blowing up the first time they use a quirk. 
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Apr 9, 2018 20:22
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Whys he a villain tho
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Apr 9, 2018 20:53
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How does he know how his quirk works?
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Apr 9, 2018 21:13
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Crain posted:He has been learning to avoid destroying himself since he figured out full cowl. The Overhaul fight notwithstanding (as it was a very unique case of "hey you can literally go all out with no consequences") Deku's not been blowing himself up lately since he's learned that treating every fight as a life or death situation just means you're dead and useless sooner. He learnt full cowl then blew himself up against Muscular in his very next big solo fight. Then he fought Bakugou where he didn’t destroy himself (good job Deku), only to be put into a situation in his next big fight where he was forced to destroy his body several times. In basically all of Dekus major fights throughout the series he blows his own body up. It’s what he does.
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Apr 9, 2018 21:15
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Shere posted:How does he know how his quirk works? I mean, he looks like he's literally made of bombs. There isn't a lot of ambiguity there; while his appearance might be unrelated to his quirk (like Tokoyami's is, except with bombs instead of a bird), it's probably not something he wants to test.
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Apr 9, 2018 21:17
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SyntheticPolygon posted:He learnt full cowl then blew himself up against Muscular in his very next big solo fight. Only after trying to use Full Cowl and realizing he was lacking in firepower for it against Muscular.
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Apr 9, 2018 22:13
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Deku will pass One for All on to someone with a rapid healing quirk, done.
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Apr 9, 2018 22:17
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Supremezero posted:Only after trying to use Full Cowl and realizing he was lacking in firepower for it against Muscular. Yes exactly. Most fights Deku's been in he realises everything he's learnt isn't good enough and he resorts to blowing himself up. The end result being he keeps shattering all his bones on the reg and really needs to learn something new, except the last few times he's learnt something new to keep from killing himself he continues to do so. Like I guess it's not his fault Full Cowl hasn't been good enough but if in fights against actual villains Deku continues to consistently resort to bone mulching maybe he needs to calm down about ruining himself or find a new approach. Which these gadgets might be! But i'm not super confident since the approach of "kicking not punching" didn't really solve the problem an arc ago and it had a similar setup.
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Apr 9, 2018 22:23
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Or he could give it to someone whos quirk is they have no bones.
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Matt Lindland posted:Or he could give it to someone whos quirk is they have no bones. The slime guy from the first episode!
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Apr 9, 2018 22:44
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Deku should just throw stuff, really.
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Apr 9, 2018 23:49
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Shere posted:How does he know how his quirk works? Quirks are passed down and get stronger with age, so I can imagine two possibilities: 1) Either parent used their quirk, they're not in this world anymore. 2) His quirk started relatively weak, like...I dunno, creating fireworks by hurting himself, and he realized where that kind of power would end up.
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Shere posted:How does he know how his quirk works? He was born with a bomb that says "suicide bomber" on it for a head.
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Apr 10, 2018 00:59
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Plot twist, his real quirk was curing cancer.
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Dog Kisser posted:Deku should just throw stuff, really. Deku is throwing stuff though! Air is stuff! Kinda!
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SyntheticPolygon posted:Yes exactly. Most fights Deku's been in he realises everything he's learnt isn't good enough and he resorts to blowing himself up. The end result being he keeps shattering all his bones on the reg and really needs to learn something new, except the last few times he's learnt something new to keep from killing himself he continues to do so. I mean, what it basically comes down to is that the comic keeps flirting with the idea that suicidally throwing your body into the mulcher to help people is bad, but it keeps being seduced by the siren song of "I'm going to give 120% this time!" and coming back to it even though it shouldn't.
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Apr 10, 2018 01:23
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i still think that eventually deku's going to figure out a way to use ofa to strengthen his body internally to protect him, under like the same principal of allmight's muscle form
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SyntheticPolygon posted:He learnt full cowl then blew himself up against Muscular in his very next big solo fight. Then he fought Bakugou where he didn’t destroy himself (good job Deku), only to be put into a situation in his next big fight where he was forced to destroy his body several times. Wait, what about the part where they helped Bakugo escape from the villains, doesn't that count? I mean, even if it's not Deku's fight, it's still A fight. All Might even said he was so proud of Deku for getting out of that situation without getting hurt.
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amigolupus posted:Wait, what about the part where they helped Bakugo escape from the villains, doesn't that count? I mean, even if it's not Deku's fight, it's still A fight. All Might even said he was so proud of Deku for getting out of that situation without getting hurt. Deku jumped up a ramp. That's what he did for that "fight". Deku can be smart and not kill himself unless he's involved in a punch em up, especially a solo punch em up, where he keeps breaking his body. And he was about to get himself killed anyway until Iida stopped him.
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Rand Brittain posted:I mean, what it basically comes down to is that the comic keeps flirting with the idea that suicidally throwing your body into the mulcher to help people is bad, but it keeps being seduced by the siren song of "I'm going to give 120% this time!" and coming back to it even though it shouldn't. Has the comic had a single fight where Deku gets a clean win, using his own skills and abilities without wrecking himself or getting in administrative trouble afterward? If he doesn't get one soon, then just hold off until the end, and let him be the most broken hero around. But at the very least, he should be getting less beat up as the story goes, to at least give some idea that he's improving.
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Apr 10, 2018 15:50
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There hasn't been a single fight where Deku has won under "clean" conditions. He might get one against Gentle though! we can only hope
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Carlosologist posted:There hasn't been a single fight where Deku has won under "clean" conditions. He might get one against Gentle though! we can only hope We can only hope that Deku loses clean.
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Apr 10, 2018 17:21
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Deku needs to beat Gentle so Eri can have a good time 
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Apr 10, 2018 17:22
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Deku needs to put Gentle over. Make Gentle Look Strong.
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Dog Kisser posted:Deku should just throw stuff, really. Great, then he can throw things too hard and dislocate his arms all the time. Problem solved.
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Kuroyama posted:Has the comic had a single fight where Deku gets a clean win, using his own skills and abilities without wrecking himself or getting in administrative trouble afterward? If he doesn't get one soon, then just hold off until the end, and let him be the most broken hero around. He is getting less beat up, though. Ignoring the use of Eri's Quirk as a loophole, he hasn't injured himself since the Muscular fight, and he hasn't injured himself outside of life-or-death situations since he learned Full Cowl. You're right that he hasn't really gotten a clean win, though.
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Deku will defeat Gentle, but he will sprain his ankle in the process and thus be unable to dance at the festival. Either that, or he'll dance through the pain and end up hurting his leg worse.
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Mystic Mongol posted:He could hand the power over to the police, so individual cops get issued a fragment of All Might's power to carry out their duties with. What are you talking about, it's one of the few superhero stories where the role of cops is explicitly acknowledged. The duty of fighting villains is given to the heroes, and conversely heroes are not allowed to do other things by themselves. When they were raiding the hideouts, for example, they had cops with them.
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Deku will lose and Gentle will get stopped by the school security, then Mirio will save the day by taking deku's spot on the Class A show Eri's happy and UA gets to prove they can catch an intruder Gentle and La Brava get away because that's how much they love each other 
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