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Just a little Kirishima appreciation post

I love how he basically has a Deku like growth withing the 10 month period as well (without one for all obviously) since originally his quirk was INSANELY week and he didn't even think of going to UA but then... He did and worked insanely hard and got a pretty good score on the entrance exam!

ALSO his confidence grew A LOT as well. Middle school Kiri had no confidence or bravery but we see how throughout the series he progressed his confidence and bravery (ESPECIALLY IN SEASON 4) and in the "more" episode, he seems even more confident :)

Just a little bit of appreciation 😊🙂‍↕️

If you don't, just say no or explain why you don't want it

If you do, say yes, explain why you do, or (if you feel like it) explain a possible plot for this epilogue movie

Write your opinions in the comments below 😊😊

We could have had space edition but no, now we're getting one about parent hood.

It's the final nail in the coffin to clearly identify a series has run out of ideas (even if a strong amount of us begged for a space movie)

We don't even have a villain 💔

What are your thoughts?

Soooo since Lion can walk on water like it was solid ground, what happens (in this wildly unlikely scenario that he doesn't escape) that a tsunami hits him? (or lars for that matter???)

Is it like getting hit with a ton of bricks?

Can someone explain?

I love how Johnny, for the first time, actually seemed like he was meant to be with the three worlds greatest minds.

In every other movie I've seen, Johnny is just the "playboy flame on womanizer dumbass" instead of a actual person who could fly a ship or do something smart.

Also loved how bro learned an entire language for the silver surfer just to get board slapped after trying to sacrifice himself (again) 🤣

What are your thoughts on this?

Please share in the thoughts and your reasoning 🥹

Gooseworx posted after episode six that Jax hasn't done the worst thing in the whole series yet.

Kinger said in episode 3 "the worst thing you can do in this world is make a person feel like they're not loved or wanted."

Jax LITERALLY did this to Ribbit, and, after a period of time, eventually was the sole reason for their abstraction.

Therefore, that was the worst thing Jax has done both by Gooseworx and Kinger's account.

Am I right or was this common knowledge? Share your thoughts below 👇 😁

Ok. I saw the movie a good 4 hours ago and I can confidently say I won't be able to talk or walk tomorrow from the amount of joyful screaming and sobs. The plot was amazing (the strangling and maid Jax kinda made me cringe though), abstradgedy is CANON and strong, and the REVEAL. It was mostly, if not all, PERFECT. I don't understand why people hate it. Argue with the wall.

My two theories are as follows:

1. Sir Pentious killed himself with a gun (like he did in Like You) because he couldn't handle Jack the ripper murdering 6 women whom of which he was too afraid to keep the secret

Or

2. Jack the ripper noticed Pentious when he was staring at the window and literally stabbed him to death in his workshop because he didn't want any witnesses

Which one of these seem more accurate or any additional theories?