Criticism: Is the end of My Hero Academia what we deserve?

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My Hero Academia: where does it end?

The last arc of My Hero Academia allowed us to see each of the characters in an emblematic battle. All the heroes took a beating that would make us doubt that they came out alive, however, the final episode showed us that each one is in pieces but alive.

However, for Bakugo and Midoriya, things could be more dangerous. For Bakugo, the opportunities are minimal, since his gift comes from the palms of his hands and he has been told that he might not move one, just like that.

On the other hand, Deku lost everything, although since he had nothing at the beginning, after all the adventure in which he is The Hero, everything seems quite stable.

I am sure that both heroes, with or without gift, will continue to defend the world in their own way and will open a new scale of commitment to protection. The end of My Hero Academia It’s not tragic, and it’s sweet and perfect that it’s not.

The heroes in My Hero Academia

The ideal of a hero is one of the most beautiful things that My Hero Academia could bequeath us, Although one of the most intense criticisms that is usually made of the work is that it began with an excellent catalog of villains and that later its heroes were left in debt because everything was “fixed” with the power of friendship, this does not wear down as such the essence of the work.

I think heroes and villains show us a side of humanity and the obsession that some have with ending things with goodness and kindness, even in the face of the most complex and terrible. It is likely that the positive attitude could turn out to be a complete idealization that falls into the absurd and impossible. For me, it is something that goes beyond, because opens up the possibility that people like Deku exist.

And yes they exist, they are few and certainly quite unique, but they give light to an unfriendly and distressing world, since their strength shows that There are possibilities, at least they exist and even if we are not willing to walk that path, the probability is there.to choose love, and laughter.

This reminds me a lot of a Jewish survivor of the Second World War—mentioned by Delphine Horvilleur in Live with our dead—, who seeks to continue fighting for feminism, yes, with quite a few lashes, but with more smiles, even after everything she has experienced. She is described as an expansive happiness bomb, and well, that’s what a hero can look like. My Hero Academia and yes, perhaps it has an absurd effect on the villains, but it is not as implausible as one might suppose.

Heroes are the icon of My Hero Academia but evil—not villains—are the motive of the narrative. Evil in the multiple forms, echoes, shadows that are evoked in the story has an origin and this, far from being justifiable or not, allows us to see a new facet of the characters.

I can not say that My Hero Academia It had a well-founded, credible, nor brilliant narrative, but I can say that it managed to protect its essence even while fighting against the whisper of the popularity of dark shonen. It should be noted that the story was always on the threshold about to take a leap towards that other side, howeverwith the same strength as Deku, it was possible to frame and redirect his steps inward and in a fresh and kind way.

Did My Hero Academia have a good ending?

My Hero Academia It does not yet end as such, because the epilogue could still give us news. I hope that they give us details of the relationship between Ochako and Deku, in addition to allowing us to get closer to the sadness and joy of the heroes themselves after the trauma suffered as a society.

However, the ending in which both Deku and Bakugo’s fist return from the dead and deliver the grace of destruction to the villain, and like a great explosion in the sky they fill us with light and shadowsit was beautiful and it will surely be wonderful to see it on the screen from Studio Bones.

After each of the battles, Deku’s closed in an intense but kind way. And although it is always difficult to leave a series that we have followed for so many years, a dignified ending is preferable to one that drags on just because we don’t know how to let go.

From my perspective, this end of My Hero Academia It is just what you would have expected from the beginning: kind, sweet and inspiring for a tomorrow. And the fact that it is what I was aiming for, and there is no excess surprise, from my point of view, is a calm way to end a story of heroes, to let go of the hands in a warm and friendly way.

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Where can I watch the entire My Hero Academia series? How many My Hero Academia movies are there?

My Hero Academia is available on the platform Crunchyroll. Th
ere you will find all the episodes of the seasons, the problem is that with movies it is a different story.

Remember that a summary titled My Hero Academia: Memories It will allow you to take a tour if you are new to the series, but want to see the finale on air.

Currently, the series has seven seasons; It should be noted that the seventh is still broadcast. In addition, he obtained four feature films that I list below, some of which are in the Prime Video catalog:

• Hero Duo (2018)
• Heroes: Rising (2019)
• World Heroes Mission (2021)
• You Are Next (Summer 2024)

And you, what do you think of the end of My Hero Academia? Did it seem appropriate to you? You like me? Tell me in the comments.