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Higher than average chance that MC has a last-second change of heart when he realizes that killing a murderous psychopath who would explode an entire town to kill one guy would somehow make him just as bad as that murderous psychopath.

Not too sad to see it go, but not exactly happy that it just sorta stumbled through those last dozen chapters, huh?

Not a single win in the entire series. All Hail Bird: King of the Jobbers!

First thought: Vigilantes came and went and covered every single theme and societal issue, along with what it means to be weak and powerless in a society of super powers while trying to be a hero in spite of that, what it means to be a villain, and even exploring the psychology of someone...

This was a juicy chapter Thanks for the chapter, Gun-bros.

Is it just me, or does it feel like the team is getting ripped to fucking pieces and brutally wounded every other chapter?

I don't think anything you've said is wrong or fundamentally disagree, but at the same time, I find it insulting that we have these legitimate excuses for why the series didn't exhaustively delve into these topics, but we're still wrapping up many big plot arcs like it did address them...

Without context, a lot of these ideas sound good and seem like they would have made for interesting plotlines. Like exploring how the hero rankings are actually causing massive problems and creating a whole generation of selfish, vain heroes... But every ranked and big-name pro hero we meet is...

It's kind of a silly thing for Horikoshi to imply that Shigaraki was just one small act of kindness short of not becoming a mass murderer this whole time after he went out of his way to show that AFO was personally responsible for every single bad thing to ever happen in Shigaraki's entire life...

Hori continues to write these epilogue chapters as if they were following a different, far deeper, more involved story than the one he wrote and published for years.

I still feel like these connections and parallels between the heroes and villains is ham-fisted at best and obnoxiously insulting at worst.

"NO YOU DON'T GET IT! HE WAS MY FRIEND AND TOLD ME WE COULD KILL LOTS OF PEOPLE AND DESTROY THINGS! I HATE EVERYONE WHO SAYS BAD THINGS ABOUT THIS MASS MURDERING PSYCHOPATH WHO HELPED DESTROY THIS ENTIRE COUNTRY AND RUINED COUNTLESS LIVES BECAUSE HE WAS MY FRIEND AND WE LIKED THE SAME GAMES!!!!"...

Torajima reveals that he's been a Baki character this whole time.

Bird is going to job as hard as possible again, and then X will have his big fight with Chrome, going off the way the rest of this series has gone. That, or X will finally lose and Bird will save the day and finally stop sucking.

The timeskip was already concerning, and then we hit incest village out of fucking nowhere, so it's not surprising it game to this. At least it resolved some things, even if it's a bit of an open ended conclusion, I guess.

I was ready for this to be over during the Stars and Stripes fight. Please don't drag this out any further.

Torajima's mind games are too strong

I feel like the writing wasn't exactly... honest enough? Maeda's just making shit up to be angry about and she doesn't get called on it. Like she just implies that Ruri and her friends are talking shit about everyone else behind their backs, and it's not pointed out that they aren't and haven't...

YOU FAT SACK OF CRAP

Can you believe that no one ever tried just beating on AFO a bunch until he just died?