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MHA doesn't ask "Interesting questions" or really do anything crazy, it's just a well written show about superheroes doing super hero things. It doesn't invert any expectations. They are just superheroes. They fight villains and learn how to be better heroes. It has a lot of great hype moments, but it just comes down to if you want to see superheroes be awesome. I do, so it's awesome. If you are looking for something to set it apart, it's not going to do that. It's just a fairly well executed shounen.

I think some people believe that some of the villains really break the mold and ask profound questions, like Stain, All for One, Shigaraki or Chisaki, but I don't really think so. The world they've built isn't actually that interesting, so challenging the concepts the world is built on aren't that interesting either. They are just cool villains. (well, except Shigaraki. I think he sucks).

I think it's really funny people compare it to One Punch Man in that regard, like it operates on a deeper level. The best thing about One Punch Man is that it's somehow convinced people like foolmo that it actually has good character development or is saying anything profound. They have taken the joke so deep that people are actually forgetting the joke.
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The batman villians all seem to be one big joke that batman refuses to laugh at - SantaRPG