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Does anyone have a theory why Tsuyu is so popular in America, especially when compared to her fairly middling reception in Japan? As an American, I assumed she was a main character before I saw the show, because there was so much discussion and fan art of her. If I had to guess, maybe it's her straightforwardness and somewhat awkward personality, which seems more common in American media.
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Oct 14, 2019 22:29
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The thing with Tsuyu for me is I initially thought there would be a love triangle between her, Deku, and Uraraka. Tsuyu and Deku are both nerdy and highly observant but kind individuals that were social outcasts for their Quirk (or lack there of). I was kind of disappointed there wasn't more between them. That said, I changed my position as Uraraka and Deku's relationship evolved, as Deku is a good good boy, and I like Uraraka being the initiator in the relationship.
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Oct 15, 2019 00:19
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I liked Bakugo a lot more when I realized he was just Iruki Hanazawa from Mob Psycho 100 that hasn't properly got his poo poo kicked in. He wants to be the best because he's always been told he's special, and he doesn't have an identity outside of that. That's why he actually tries and gets good grades instead of just coasting on his assumed greatness and natural talent. Still not a good person, but an interesting character.
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Oct 15, 2019 04:16
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That does confuse me, because All Might said that One For All was created when the quirk-to-give-others-your-quirk and the energy-storage quirk mixed. Did One for All get the other quirks from the other people too? Edit: but yeah, All Might's mentor did think it was weird to give it to him because he was quirkless, but liked his idea of a Symbol of Peace.
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