@Anzudev Nobody in sports is arguing that someone who watches the Super Bowl has the same relationship with the sport as someone who actually actively plays football.
But some people are arguing that watching a gameplay of a game makes you the same as someone who actually played it.
@pulseoflife It’s too deep compared to Hoechlin’s voice. We aren’t viewing this new actor’s performance in a vacuum. He’s taking over for the final installment of a three part series. They should’ve gotten someone who sounds closer to the voice we’ve gotten used to.
@goodbyeyouth334 I don’t think that Mayu is meant to be portrayed as naturally talented. She’s only marginally better than Kumiko. Kumiko only ever benefitted from the meritocracy. It’s an important test of her values to see if she can still support the idea after being on the flip side.
@Dubcow127 Kumiko did perform, she just didn’t do the solo. And they still won, with her accepting the trophy and all. Winning nationals was never the point of the series, it’s about Kumiko’s growth as a character. And having her lose here is much stronger choice for her character.
@PotatoHildy@hernandy_s ??? It’s a significant moment, so it’s being emphasized. It’s not like we’re just watching Deku wind up a throw for 30 seconds, there’s important internal monologue. And Aizawa and AM’s reactions are one of the main points of the scene, so of course it cuts to them.