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(More than 50 people watched it with high school students, and I heard what everyone said when Bakugou and Boom came out~ I was full of joy hahahaha! Although I was a little embarrassed when I wiped my tears with a tissue.... It's so much fun watching anime!)
I couldn't wait to watch the theatrical version of the little hero yesterday. From the naming - the two heroes, I didn't hesitate to think that the two heroes must be Olumette and Izuku.
But after watching the whole show, I felt that the author gave the "individual" group a brighter brilliance in the theatrical version, and even this brilliance surpassed the heroes with individuality in my eyes. Including the scenes near the end, the well-made (feeling the burning of the funds) makes people bloody, but it keeps the theme all the time - two heroes, there must be ordinary you and me here. (I hope everyone must go to the cinema to support it!)
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The theme of the little hero never jumps out of the discussion of "personality". In a world that prides itself on having individuality, even in general, lack of individuality will not only be looked down upon, but even the lowest group. Then the definition of a hero must not escape whether he has a "personality"
In the first season, when Koidehisa found out that he had no personality, the scene where he collapsed to the point of crying while laughing still makes me feel distressed, and it was mentioned several times in the theatrical version. And I am also paranoid in these scenes that if you want to live and become a hero in this worldview, it is impossible without personality. In this way, the author may be caught in the trap.
In the theatrical version, Izuku said subconsciously when he learned that Melissa had no "personality", "I'm sorry", but in exchange for Melissa's hesitation and smile, she said: It was a blow at the beginning. Note that it is at the beginning, from which it can be deduced that the presence or absence of personality will not be the determining factor in the growth path.
Because Melissa as an ordinary person played a key role in this film. It can be said that the development of the later part of the film has been promoted by Melissa. From this point of view, my personal point of view is that Melissa is just a vase (please, I also want to make such a "vase")
Without the gloves she gave for a long time at the beginning, including the familiarity with the building in the later stage, and the unyielding, running to change the safety procedures, the heroes would not be able to reach the end.
As an ordinary person, she refused Liri Ochako's help when climbing the stairs, and took off her high heels and went barefoot without hesitation. At the last critical moment of the film, Ochako, who was ready to defend in place, was called because he had long expected that Ochako's ability could help him and Izuku get to the top of the building faster.
Such tenacious, smart and even prioritizing female characters can be called heroes wherever they are placed. But let's not forget that this is in the world view of the little hero, whether there is a "personality" is the only factor for the people living there to judge a "hero".
As for Melissa and Deku, Olumette and David are not a combination of personalities and ordinary people. It is known from the film that David's personality is very weak, and he is almost an ordinary person without personality. His acquaintance with Orumet started in a fire. David has been silently supporting Olumette and worrying about him.
It can be said that in the growth process of Olumette, David is indispensable as a support. And as a person without personality, his role cannot be underestimated.
In the second half of the film, the author not only magnifies the brilliance of individuation, but also does not forget the "inheritance" that he has always emphasized. Olumette and Izuku fought side by side, Izuku pursued Olumette's footsteps, and Melissa inherited her father's talent and helped the heroes in scientific research. Including in the end Melissa and Izuku stood side by side on the wreckage, the morning light shone on them, and David and Olumette stood underground watching them.
In my eyes, the meaning of "inheritance" and the theme of the movie "Two Heroes" are sublimated in this scene.
We can also become heroes as ordinary people without individuality, and we can make use of our strengths in any field.
In the face of difficulties, the spirit of perseverance, gritted teeth and going through the hard times, even if I fell and cried for a while when I was a child, what if I could stand up and move on, these seem to be irrelevant Little things that matter can't erase the definition of who we will be our heroes.
Why do I always have an inexplicable fondness for seemingly "ordinary" people in comics, because most of us may not be able to capture that unique "personality" in reality.
Grape went into battle while crying, and Melissa was still unnecessarily dangerous as an "ordinary" person. I suddenly remembered that I watched One Piece, and I always had a good impression of Usopp, even if he was just an incompetent coward in the team at first. But watching him never betray his friends, watching him shaking his legs with tears and snot, watching him take a dilapidated slingshot to face an enemy a hundred times stronger than himself, and in the end he is the same as every protagonist. Falling down and getting up again and again. It suddenly occurred to me that everyone is just an "ordinary" person.
This is the hero, even if those so-called personalities and superpowers are missing, they still go forward and stick to their original intentions.
A young girl who lives in a bloody romance, this precious pure heart is rare and precious.
Two heroes - for you and me.
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