My Hero Academia

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

A lot of shonen manga tend to waste their female characters. It's a shame but it is what it is. What's weird is they give all these female characters great designs, but then barely use them as the series goes on, so they barely get any screentime.

Originally Posted by Coola Yagami

I notice anime, in particular, though many US cartoons do it too, but in anime the story always focuses on the 1-2 main characters. The side characters might get an episode here and there or even a min-arc, but it's always centered around the main character or it must involve them in some way.

So sadly the only way Momo would have gotten a bigger role was if she got closer to Deku had arcs that forced them constantly work together.

The problem is, Horikoshi had way too many characters in MHA and didn't know how to handle many of them. Unlike Oda, who has created tons of characters for One Piece, yet, many get to shine. The fact the show is divided in arcs and many characters stick exclusively or mostly to a certain island/location which is where the arcs are set, helps.

[Bahamut810]

Originally Posted by Prowler

The problem is, Horikoshi had way too many characters in MHA and didn't know how to handle many of them. Unlike Oda, who has created tons of characters for One Piece, yet, many get to shine. The fact the show is divided in arcs and many characters stick exclusively or mostly to a certain island/location which is where the arcs are set, helps.

I can agree with that. I havent watched the vid yet, but Momo probably had the 5th or 6th most advancement time for just them. Deku, Todoroki, Bakugo, Uraraka, Kirishima, then Momo.

[Allio]

Think that’s what makes Iruma-kun work as a series. While yes the first season essentially was just set up for Iruma at Babyls, after that it is able to focus on the ensemble cast that is his classmates where each arc essentially either has Iruma partnered up with someone, it’s a group thing, or some characters gets a large moment to shine. Now granted, iruma had a much smaller class cast (13) and it is more of a slice of life series with serious bookends.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by Bahamut810

I can agree with that. I havent watched the vid yet, but Momo probably had the 5th or 6th most advancement time for just them. Deku, Todoroki, Bakugo, Uraraka, Kirishima, then Momo.

I'd argue that even Iida had more focus since he got that arc early in the series with his brother and Stain.

[CyberCubed]

In any case it's another big shonen anime in the books, next season of the anime will be the last and cover the rest of the manga.

As I said before, we're in a weird place now where almost all the big anime are already over, or in the process of ending. The only real popular current series is SpyxFamily, Frieren, and I guess if you count it Chainsaw Man.

But there is still a lot of anime that didn't cover all the manga yet, like Jo-Jo, Beserk, HunterxHunter, etc...so...they're technically all still going too.

[Bahamut810]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

In any case it's another big shonen anime in the books, next season of the anime will be the last and cover the rest of the manga.

As I said before, we're in a weird place now where almost all the big anime are already over, or in the process of ending. The only real popular current series is SpyxFamily, Frieren, and I guess if you count it Chainsaw Man.

But there is still a lot of anime that didn't cover all the manga yet, like Jo-Jo, Beserk, HunterxHunter, etc...so...they're technically all still going too.

Thankfully Frieren has restarted so their issues seem to be resolved (I havent looked into how they resolved things I just read the manga and new chapters have been coming). There are a lot more out there but I dont know of anything that is epic enough to step into those shoes either. Possibly Chained Soldier, but I havent really watched that anime only read the manga.

[CyberCubed]

I think it helps a lot of manga are shorter now, and don't go on forever the way they used to. And most anime don't do endless filler anymore, they take a break between seasons.

It's really absurd how much filler older anime has, or ones like One Piece that can't stop airing a new ep week after week. It really did ruin a lot of older shows, and sometimes you can't skip eps because they insert filler stories into canon episodes and such to stretch them out. I think anime going forward all needs to be much shorter, and thankfully it's the direction they seem to be going at.

[Autbot_Benz]

Season 8 is the FINAL season of My Hero Academia

https://comicbook.com/anime/news/my-...-final-season/

[Bahamut810]

Originally Posted by Autbot_Benz

Season 8 is the FINAL season of My Hero Academia

https://comicbook.com/anime/news/my-...-final-season/

I am just wondering if they are going to do any filler or just have a short season. I have heard where it ends and I don't know if they have 24 episodes left

[CyberCubed]

They can do a 12-13 episode season.

[Autbot_Benz]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

They can do a 12-13 episode season.

Season 1 of MHA was 13 episodes if need be they can do it for S8

[CyberCubed]

It's possible there can be some epilogue episodes after the time skip at the end too.