a kitten posted:

That big robot is cool as heck.

And god drat, that hosed him up.

SgtSteel91 posted:

Rohan Kishibe posted:

What I was thinking was that for the ball toss, she just held onto the ball and ran with it until she felt she got far enough.

Oxxidation posted:

I like Bakugou a lot because the story refuses to soften up his character. Horikoshi said at one point that he was originally written as a typical golden-boy archetype, cheerful and optimistic to the point of obnoxiousness ("It's okay that you messed up! Anyone can do better if they try!" etc etc), but it's way more interesting to have him in that constant state of gnashing fury at everything and everyone always, himself included. Under all of Bakugou's antagonism is a red-hot vein of self-loathing, because his impossible standards apply to him as well and he's eternally pissed at the world for not falling in line with his expectations and at himself for not being to surpass everyone anyway.

Like someone else said earlier, this actually does make him a pretty good candidate for a hero, because his relentless self-improvement and confidence in his own power inspires other people to do better, too. He's just such an absolute shithead that his "heroic" qualities are more or less a happy accident.

Poison Mushroom posted:

I don't think we'll have to wait too long, the marketability of this series is pretty insane.

Mordja posted:

I like that there's a superhero whose power is just GUN. And that he has zero qualms in using it to kneecap a motherfucker.

I loved this show, definitely one of my top picks for the season, maybe even the whole year. It was just so optimistic and entertaining and badass.