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The guy who does the official Viz translation thinks the movie villain may be connected to the meta-human liberation army guy, who has gotten a couple mentions in the manga recently. It'd be cool to have a particularly xmen style mutant politics arc and bad guys instead of standard criminal elements.
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Jun 12, 2018 18:48
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Crawler is a good boy, but he's probably going to be too OP by the end to make a crossover into the mainline series. I expect death is on the horizon.
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Jun 12, 2018 19:46
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Rodenthar Drothman posted:Anyone have that imgur link for vigilantes handy? I pay for Jump, but I cannot goddam stand their reader. It's terrible to navigate, and now it's broken twice while reading one chapter. https://imgur.com/user/Acelom44/submitted
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Jun 12, 2018 21:37
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Radish posted:I don't think you need a hero licence just to use your quirk. You need one to use it in order to use violence in order to apprehend criminals. That's what got Deku, Todoroki, and Iida in trouble in regards to Stain. There's almost certainly separate licences to use quirks for industrial or commercial use. Yeah, in the Unforeseen Simulation Joint Arc they strongly imply that when I think it's either Jiro or Yaoyorozu asks the electrification villain why he's working for the League of Villains when he could easily get a great paying job using his quirk in industry.
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Jun 12, 2018 22:28
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Actually I think it was implied, if not outright stated, that Uraraka needed a hero license to be able to use her quirk for work including at her family's construction company. Like using your quirk in your own home is one thing, but using it in public or to make money, seemed like it needed you to be licensed. But UA is definitely not the only way to get a license.
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It needs to be licensed. It doesn't need a hero license. Uraraka's parents explicitly told her to pursue her own dreams instead of working construction with them, so she's going a different way to try to support them. Like, this wasn't implied, it was stated outright. We got a flashback and Uraraka saying she plans to be a hero to make money and support her family. There's zero ambiguity. Roland Jones fucked around with this message at 22:53 on Jun 12, 2018 |
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 She was clear about it way back in Chapter 22. That was back in 2014, so forgetting is understandable, but don't be disingenuous and claim you remember exactly just so you don't have to admit you're wrong. Edit: Plus, there's the whole thing where she trained with Gunhead to become a more well-rounded hero. Not exactly the actions of someone who's going to the best hero school in the world just to get a construction license. girl dick energy fucked around with this message at 23:49 on Jun 12, 2018 |
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Nana looks great here. I hope we never see how she died.  https://twitter.com/kiriaura/status/1006488130277531648
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PMush Perfect posted:
Thank you for finding the actual page. (Or, one of them; as stated, there's also the flashback of her father telling her "no, we really don't want you to work construction for us, pursue your own dreams" and stuff, but that makes it clear on its own.) I considered going and looking them up but I tend to assume older chapters of licensed manga get taken down, and was also on my phone and close to the data limit.
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Jun 13, 2018 02:30
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Tekne posted:Nana looks great here. I hope we never see how she died. I always got the impression she just gets caught off guard years after she's passed on the Quirk to All Might, but that's cuz All Might acts shocked to hear that AfO killed her. Maybe I've always read that scene wrong. Did they ever show her face in the comic? I seem to remember she's always obscured somehow
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Jun 13, 2018 02:51
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Deku's quirk grandma looks dope
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E3 trailer for One's Justice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAb4sbC6vRE Is it bad that I kind of want to get this game just to mess around with the character customization stuff? I wanna see what silly outfits I can give everyone.
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Jun 13, 2018 03:38
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Who would look better in Yaomomo's hero outfit, All Might or Endeavor.
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Jun 13, 2018 03:54
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all might may be big but endeavor's got that true bara thickness
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I hope it turns out Momo's parents are either not actually rich and just make a bunch of stuff from their bodies all the time and act like they're rich, or made their money from using their quirks illegally.
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PringleCreamEgg posted:I hope it turns out Momo's parents are either not actually rich and just make a bunch of stuff from their bodies all the time and act like they're rich, or made their money from using their quirks illegally. No they are actually Rich. It appears Momo quirk is a result of them being combined and her also being a genius.
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MonsterEnvy posted:No they are actually Rich. It appears Momo quirk is a result of them being combined and her also being a genius. I wonder what her parents do. I doubt they're heroes since we probably would have been told about them by now if they were.
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Momo got into UA due to recommendations right? So I imagine that her parents must be highly influential or something
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Carlosologist posted:Momo got into UA due to recommendations right? So I imagine that her parents must be highly influential or something Her parents are rich, and old money rich on top, so some influence is almost a given. That said, I'm not sure they'd need to be for her recommendation. Momo's the smartest student at one of the most prestigious schools in the world, and she's got a quirk where the only real limit is you need to be a genius to use it well. On top of that, she scored top marks in the class for physical fitness, she's got some level of natural leadership talent, she's a gifted tutor, she's trained in martial arts, and she interviews well. If anyone in the school had a glowing neon sign saying "Scout me! I'm great!", it'd be her.
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Carlosologist posted:Momo got into UA due to recommendations right? So I imagine that her parents must be highly influential or something They probably are just by virtue of being stinking rich but aren't recommendations basically like scholarships? So you could get one if you're a good enough student, school vouches for you, and you meet whatever else criteria.
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Momo's father is the CEO of a hero marketing agency and her mother is the CEO of a hero gear manufacturer.
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Girl-Might.
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How embarassing is it if I've been reading this manga since the Hideout Raid arc and I only just now realized that Sero's helmet is a tape dispenser?
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Say Nothing posted:Girl-Might. Nice try. All Might's name doesn't have a hyphen in it. 
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Huge missed opportunity for GalMight imo
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Also it's Gal Might. e: gently caress
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Going by what we saw during the hero licence exam in the wind dude's flashback there is still testing for the rec students, it is just that their is a lot less students competing and the tests themselves are designed for students with a more advanced understanding of their quirk. Also chiasaur is quire right that she already is quite developed in terms of becoming a hero with the only real issue being that she is a teenage girl and thus lacking some of the mental resilience that comes from growing up.
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They aren't really clear on what the rules are, and honestly the idea that Quirk use is highly-regulated and most ordinary people are never allowed to use theirs at all doesn't really match up with society's clearly-demonstrated Quirk worship.
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Rand Brittain posted:They aren't really clear on what the rules are, and honestly the idea that Quirk use is highly-regulated and most ordinary people are never allowed to use theirs at all doesn't really match up with society's clearly-demonstrated Quirk worship. Nope, besides some quirks always being on, didn't someone, I think Jiro, specifically say electric quirks had a lot of non-hero applications? Plus people get them when they're four.
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It probably works a lot like a driving licence. On private property you can use quirks without a licence but in public places you need to be licenced to do so. Otherwise you end up with a bunch of untrained assholes loving around and causing huge accidents because they just had to use their poorly used quirk to get to work a little faster.
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At the very beginning of Vigilantes you see Koichi zipping along the street with his quirk because he's late, and a cop stops him and tells him to cut it out. He doesn't get arrested or anything, though the cop mentions that using a quirk on public streets is against the law. The main takeaway is that people don't use their powers much in public because if everyone did it would be chaos.
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Say Nothing posted:Girl-Might. That's just Mirko 
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Rand Brittain posted:They aren't really clear on what the rules are, and honestly the idea that Quirk use is highly-regulated and most ordinary people are never allowed to use theirs at all doesn't really match up with society's clearly-demonstrated Quirk worship. We know exactly what the rules are, without a license you can't use your Quirk in the general public but minor uses that have no effect on people around you like floating something you dropped back to your hand are not enforced. The only thing that's unclear is if you have to get some kind of license to use a Quirk on the job premises or if you just get to.
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Patware posted:We know exactly what the rules are, without a license you can't use your Quirk in the general public but minor uses that have no effect on people around you like floating something you dropped back to your hand are not enforced. The only thing that's unclear is if you have to get some kind of license to use a Quirk on the job premises or if you just get to. It's probably like a getting a CDL. Do a class, take a test, pledge not to set people on fire with your mind, and there you go. No need to go through a whole course. Also makes me wonder if there's any societal benefit to not having a Quirk (or having a lousy Quirk), like a tax break or stipend or something. It's hard to compete in the workforce against people who can do everything you can do, but ten times harder/better/faster/stronger.
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It probably depends on just what your quirk is. Something low key like Inko's quirk doesn't seem like you'd need a license, but if you're using your quirk to do, like heavy industrial work then you'd probably need a license for that.
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I'm sorry miss but you don't have a permit to do everything a frog does, please stop. I want an MHA spinoff starring a regular beat cop. Make it a 4koma.
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