For a one-shot it's good and tells a very complete story in just 67 pages by focusing solely on the two main characters.
The premise has potential for more, and it seems this is what Horikoshi wants to do next, time will tell if it's going to live up to expectations or not.
Kōhei Horikoshi, autor de My Hero Academia, recientemente visitó una popular cafetería en Japón y amablemente dejó un dibujo de Izuku Midoriya tomando café.
El gerente de la cafetería es seguidor de My Hero Academia y agradeció el lindo gesto que tuvo el maestro Horikoshi. 🙏
It's funny because the fact anyone gives a shit about her is proof Horikoshi executed her flawlessly. Girl was literally introduced as a plot device to buy the cast enough time to power up. Everything outside of that is a bonus.
No olvidemos que pasaron buena parte de MHA quejándose de que Deku estaba muy roto y que arruinaba la historia.
Y luego cuando sacrificó dicho poder para salvar al mundo, de repente que terminara con poderes y como All Might Jr. era el único final viable según ellos.
Es tristísimo cómo Jujutsu, siendo una obra tan buena, tiene un fandom tan inseguro que es casi incapaz de hablar positivamente de ella sin tirarle piedras a otras obras.
La figura de All Might murió en Kamino; a partir de ahí, se trabaja para que el hombre, Toshinori, viva.
No hay nada mas Larper que creer que Matar a All Might era una buena decision
uno de los mejores puntos de Horikoshi es como trato al personaje de All Might y su conclusion es perfecta
Creer que Matarlo era mejor por "Tener Huevos" es estupido
That was never MHA narrative. Deku never overcame his trauma. What Deku did was not let his trauma define him as a person. He didn't given into resentment and tried to always see the bright side of his situation. Deku always ran forward to the future even if to a imagined future
I started this little silly account because I wanted to talk about a silly little show about heroes, because I deeply care about it, and for years I feel very frustrated and even bad for reading it since it was the punching bag everywhere and people gave their backs on it.
So the shift it has had in the past 2 years is something that has closed that wound that I always had for a long time.
No more content, no more weekly drama. The people, including myself, have already moved on, and there are no MHA content creators or people wanting to talk about it nowadays. The only things left are rehashed discourse from three years ago and fanarts.
And in a sense, I want it that way. But I'd be lying if I said I don't miss this series.