Artificial intelligences do not undergo experiences, do not possess a body, do not feel joy or pain, do not mature through relationships, and do not know from within what love, work, friendship or responsibility mean. Nor do they have a moral conscience, since they do not judge good and evil, grasp the ultimate meaning of situations, or bear responsibility for consequences. They may imitate or even simulate, but they do not understand what they produce, for they lack the affective, relational, and spiritual perspective through which human beings grow in wisdom. #MagnificaHumanitas
Yo One Piece fandom:
This guy is just leveraging outrage over a beloved IP for money.
The way you win with a turbo chud like this is by not playing and ignoring his stupid ass. He wins merely by you engaging. Forget his name and he loses.
🚨 ANNOUNCEMENT:
HAIKYU!!: “VS The Little Giant” Movie & HAIKYU!!: “The Place Where Monsters Go” special anime will be released in 2027!
#ハイキュー#hq_anime
I enjoyed this realization All For One had about the power of weakness.
One of my biggest complaints about MHA is how much time they spend on weak characters and crybaby types. I’m not trying to watch the B-team like that lol.
But in that final fight… AFO basically at his limit… Deku dragging himself toward the goal… everything on the line… suddenly all those “weak” characters started making sense.
You start seeing all these side characters who honestly believed they could help beat this man. And at that point? If they jumped him right there with whoever was left? They might’ve actually taken him out 😂
And these same people been underestimated the entire series.
Right there I — a Demon Lord myself — realized the value of weakness alongside AFO.
Because if Deku was a perfect, unstoppable All Might clone?
Nobody would’ve rushed in (except for my nigga Endeavor… the only pro hero trying to keep up with All Might for their time)
Nobody would’ve felt needed.
Nobody would’ve moved.
But everyone KNEW this wasn’t All Might.
They had to help Deku.
They had to keep up with him.
His weakness is literally what pulled people forward.
Individually they were weak… but together? They actually mattered. Crazy.
And I love that none of them tried to be the star of the moment.
They all KNEW it had to be Deku who finished it.
They played support perfectly without stealing anything.
They made the moment without trying to take the moment.
And the more I thought about it the more stuff started clicking for me.
It’s actually hilarious watching AFO — a guy who never respected weakness — get slowed down by nothing but weak characters. Not hype. Not All Might. Just the kids who refused to sit this one out.
They weren’t strong enough to defeat him…
but they were strong enough to matter.
Every half-burned quirk, every scrap of effort, every little push… it all stacked.
AFO wasn’t just fighting Deku anymore.
He was fighting everybody Deku ever helped, inspired, or simply stood next to.
For once the side characters didn’t feel like background noise.
It felt like an actual army.
And the show didn’t lie about their power levels either.
It didn’t pretend they were on AFO’s level.
It basically said:
“You might not be strong enough to win… but you’re still responsible to TRY.”
And that honesty hit harder than anything.
And listen… even the CIVILIAN who gave Deku a T-shirt so he could look decent on TV — that mattered too.
Quirkless.
No powers.
No role in the fight.
Just a shirt.
And Deku didn’t look like a hero in that moment.
He looked like a REGULAR boy representing humanity… and that hit me hard.
That’s the whole point.
Weakness turning into strength.
Everyone doing what they can.
Deku not standing alone.
It finally came together beautifully for me
#yaboyrocklee #LeeGion #MHA #myheroacademia