If I posted it in the circle of friends, I just started chasing it. I just finished watching the first season a few days ago. The setting is really simple and rough, and full of reality. The first sentence is very social, "Since I was four years old, I have known that the world is unfair." Every growth, every step of entanglement and hesitation of Izuku, I can feel the same. Ordinary enough to have no [personality] blessing, what else can I do other than persevering efforts, suicidal outbreaks without hesitation, and loneliness in the last stand? In addition to Deku, there is also the talented Shengji who faces his determination to "I want to win" and works hard to practice it, and there are lovely Teacher Ou and Teacher Eraser who have completely different education methods... There are too many Meaningful lines and metaphors. The reason why Izuku became the protagonist is because he is the closest to you and me. I don't think this is the screenwriter's forced protagonist halo. This is just the growth path that all NO.1 heroes must take. Yu's hard work, kindness, and perseverance, and of course, Izuhisa's excellent judgment and analytical skills.
I don't know much about technology and style, but I can understand their concerns. It's just that when I personally watch the hot blood, I will pay more attention to my own feelings and the support behind every psychological behavior. After all, it is the values of hard work I believe in that are reflected in this anime zenzen, so I like it so much!
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