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CeraSeptem posted...

All Might confronted his limitations and weakened himself again, Deku realized more and more that he needs to gain better control of his power and not rely on Recovery Girl or anyone else

All Might had that since episode 1. The shark monster was not meaningfully different from the goo monster. And Deku's punch in the finale was not meaningfully different from the robot. There's no reason to believe he learned anything at all. It's actually kinda regressive because against the robot he had no idea about the healing power, but he also didn't know about breaking his body so it balances out. And yes the villains seem to raise the stakes, but no one was hurt after losing so hard, so there aren't really stakes.

That's what I have been saying the whole time, the small developments that are there (which are only for Deku really) only nullify the interesting conflicts that the show spends so much time setting up. How does giving me more examples of exactly what I'm talking about prove me wrong?

CeraSeptem posted...

You'll notice that no one bothered with the numerous other people in the same topic who had negative things to say because

Because they prefaced their statements with liking the show. If I said I loved the show but... then no one really would've cared either. I could've defused every single argument ITT by saying I actually love the show, I just wish they would do etc. I've done it before with other things when I'm not trying to argue, it works so well.

You can pretend you care about "false claims", but like you said, no one cares about the false stuff that other people are saying. Half the people say there's no development and that's fine, the other half say there is obviously development. Plenty of people to argue with if you really care. You can start with the guy saying Deku can't always instantly heal after episode 6 even though he did just that in episode 13.

I just DLed 35 gigs of S2 though
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