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Man, these past few chapters illustrate why making your villains sympathetic is really difficult. It's like, sure, they're a band of unlikely pals, and lost their precious comrade, and have their trauma, and that's cute and all. But they're also psychotic killers who stab old ladies "just to" get close to heroes for not even something immediately related to their goals.

The fact that they're so overtly doing bad shit for the sake of some poorly defined anarchy goal without caring for collateral damage really does a disservice to their characterization as ostensibly likable people who just happened to take a wrong turn somewhere.
 
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Sorry it's been a while since I've reread BnHA. Does anyone remember what Uraraka was referencing on that final page and what chapter it was?
 
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@Seiris21 The person she was holding was Nighteye. You can figure it out for yourself.

@brainman Unfortunately, that's kind of the point. Toga is the true definition of evil: chaotic, selfish, hypocritical, and self-centred. You can pity her, but you can't sympathize with her, except with losing a person she cares for, but that ends as soon as you consider she'd done the same to several other people before she joined the League.
 
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Honestly more interested in who that was flying in on that plane than anything to do with these idiot villains and their backwards motivations.

...maybe Best Jeanist???
 
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Who's gonna win, the wholesome floating waifu from the start or the kinky sadistic hot shapeshifting waifu.
My money is on Uraraka. uwu wholesome waifus need to be treasured than reckless edgy ones.
 

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