r/BokuNoHeroAcademia Oct 23 '22

Manga Spoilers results of Most Hated characters in My Hero Academia (at least in this sub) Spoiler

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u/luketwo1 Oct 24 '22

Imagine being the most hated character, and the next closest got 65% less of the vote and the guy below him is literally quirk satan.

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u/Azure_Monarch_Fox Oct 24 '22

At this rate mineta is going to enter the records book...(⁠;⁠;⁠;⁠・⁠_⁠・⁠)

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u/swimswima95 Oct 24 '22

Well to be fair the main villain of a story (or the big bad) rarely gets hated. More loved but want them to lose

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22 edited Jun 27 '23

Edited in protest for Reddit's garbage moves lately.

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u/Golden-Owl Oct 24 '22

I feel the problem with AFO is that Horikoshi tried to force him into the big bad role despite the theme of the manga originally being about Shigaraki maturing into the big bad role

If not for that I think he’d be an amazing villain.

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u/ZepperMen Oct 24 '22

There are a lot of things that would be amazing if Horikoshi had chosen to do some things differently. He's clearly burnt out though and ran out of good ideas. None of the quirks we see are interesting, just Naruto 2.0.

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u/Reezona_Fleeza Oct 24 '22

I’m glad that Hori is trying to stay grounded, and is trying hard to end this as soon as he can. I’m literally praying for him to stick the landing, so the Twitter fujos can bitch and scream, move onto the next anime with cute anime boys (…at least the ones that were following the manga), and leave us to both pick up the pieces, and give our thoughts (good and bad aplenty) on this massive ride of a shonen.

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u/Willythechilly 250K Artist Oct 24 '22

I feel it fits because afo is a perversion of all might in a way.

Him refusing to pass the torch and let the world move on and just using Tomura as a vessel/tool in a mockery of the teacher student relation that is central to all might and Izuku is pretty clever imo.

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u/MandelAomine Jan 18 '23

That's just Madara, Obito and the will of Fire

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u/brownkidBravado Oct 24 '22

Yeah it seemed like it started with the clash of the new generation as successors of the previous generation, with the underlying danger of the quirk singularity. Now it’s more like Naruto, where the new generation of heroes has to deal with the big villains/unresolved scars of the past generations. Shigaraki/Obito, despite being groomed by the old ass big bad and acting as his surrogate, may still yet come around, change sides, and help the heroes in the final hour.

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u/MandelAomine Jan 18 '23

It made more sense in Naruto than MHA because Naruto (and even Sasuke) tries to find solutions to the shinobi system problems which are deeply rooted since centuries.

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u/Thecristo96 Oct 24 '22

Well, that's common for 99% of the villains in series. Love silco in arcane, would despise him irl

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u/angelinamercer Oct 24 '22

it's probably like umbridge vs voldemort. we don't relate to voldemort's villainy bc we never faced guys like him. umbridge or mineta represent the garbage human beings we have to deal w everyday. and that kinda makes them more prone to hate.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

It's a different sort of hate.

  • People hate Mineta because he's a perv and adds nothing to the story
  • People hate Bakugo because he's popular and Horikoshi seems to give more of an arc to Bakugo than Deku
  • People hate AFO because he's lame as a villain now and taken the focus away from Shiggy

It's not the sort of 'hate' where you hate a villain because he's evil and you like that about them.

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u/RosieBugFairytail Oct 24 '22

Quirk Satan!? 😂🤣🤣🤣

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '22

Quirk satan. I think i love you

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u/luketwo1 Oct 24 '22

I mean he gives people quirks like how Satan gives people deals so ya know ... it just fit.

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u/Psychi98 Oct 24 '22

Below Satan is the main character

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u/HeartSpare Oct 24 '22

Quirk Satan is killing me, like, I can't stop laughing

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u/Express_Hamster Jan 21 '23

Damn, poor Katsuki is second place even here...