My Hero Academia is the prime example of overhyped mediocrity
There is nothing out of the ordinary in it and people make it seem like it’s a masterpiece
They behave as if they have never seen a shonen before or know any of the usual tropes
They also have no idea about good writing and act like every stereotype is a major positive trait
The fans are just overhyping whatever keeps away their boredom, even if it is not good at all
And they go as far as talking down on the exact same type of shows they were watching just a few years ago
Eventually, My Hero Academia has the same flaws as any other shonen, which the fans are conveniently overlooking
#UnlikeNothingIHaveEverReadBefore
You need to make a Twitter account, just for all these dope-ass memes!
-The Internet Police
he has a twitter account, but he barely use it for something else other than letting you know that he post a new video...
video 1 0:25 my new weekly drug is Kimetsu no Yaiba, in the current arc for instance, the author have done a way better job in building the tension in the fight against one of general of the final boss than the fight against the final boss of the the yakusa arc in MHA... and that was when I finally get feed up with MHA's manga and finally drop this mediocrity...