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My Hero Academia's creator is celebrating Pony Tsunotori's full hero debut in the anime with a new sketch for Season 5's newest episode. The fifth season of the series has kicked off a training exercise between Class 1-A and 1-B to test how much the two hero classes have grown since they have [...]
Last week I said Yaoyorozu was being a largely reactive leader, and it seems MHA heard that and saw fit to respond with a determined and defiant “nuh uh' this week. Between the episode title, multiple lines from her teammates, her classmates, and even her opponents, the show is trying its darnedest to convince me that actually, YaoMomo was thinking ahead the whole time. Sorry guys, I'm not buying it. For one, while Momo may have thought up counters to their opponents' various quirks, that's not the same as knowing how to implement them, or communicate those ideas to her teammates. Don't get me wrong, she does a great job thinking on her feet and getting valuable tools to her teammates under pressure, but the titular foresight would have been a lot more useful if the team had actually known about these potential contingencies in advance. More importantly, Team A still got massively outmaneuvered by Kendo, who was able to both predict her opponents' behavior