#Magne bnha

[sadmanask]

Twice waits for the others to decide what they want in the store.

[foxxieskies]

Doodles of the sillies ever

[wherebriarsgrow]

League Family Portrait from chapter 11 of my fic, Cleric (link under cut)

[nagitosstolenhand]

[shipshinablog]

[anime-as-textposts]

[sakuramiku]

when it comes to bha as a source of media, there are various arguments that could be had about the franchise & the various things we have seen but one thing that isn't really making a lot of sense to me is that we have not seen the initial cause of the league of villains being solved & honestly? it may never be.

this is odd in my personal opinion as horikoshi sets up various conversations about the society that heroes exist in & why the society is deeply flawed. and repeatedly shows you through various characters that the society that the story takes place in needs to change.

for example, twice highlights this when he talks about why he joined the league. twice's mental illness, which was caused by his quirk usage, was unable to find a place in society as heroes pick those who can be inherently seen as morally good. this is hinted when we see flashbacks of shinso & his classmates automatically assuming he wanted to be a villain. there is a systematic stigma that predates the story that we are in. twice had no choice or resources to lead him anywhere else but down the rabbit hole. he had no family, support system, job, or anything.

when it comes to the lines of therapy when it comes to quirks, we see something that operates like conversion therapy primarily when it comes to toga. forcing one to repress their quirk & much like conversation therapy, it doesn't work because repression is not a healthy coping mechanism which leads to why she ended up attacking saito. or when you highlight the existence of quirk themed racism when it comes to characters like mezo or spinner. or the inherent biases when it comes to the entrance exam at UA which was highlighted by aizawa. or magne being unaccepted by society due to transmisogyny & the intersection between transgender issues & economics as magne was unable to afford to fly to thailand like tiger, who is a trans man for gender reassignment.

there's so many societial issues that are highlighted but it seems like the root cause was never fully addressed and more than likely won’t be addressed due to there only being one chapter left.

[mirukosbitchywife]

if your lov doesn't include magne ur stupif and i hate you actually.

[buffgirlotd]

muscular woman of the day: magne from my hero academia

[crappyheadcanons]

Magne from My Hero Academia is a trans woman that has reclaimed the derogatory term "Hon".

Hon is a derogatory term for a trans woman, especially one that doesn't pass or is believed to not put effort into passing.

Link is to lgbtqia.wiki

[shigaraki-tomura-appreciation]

I am electing to leave Toga out of this bc she's a child (common sense but I also still feel the need to state it)

[corujalesbica]

Oh how they did you dirty, baby girl

[bnhashippingcompetition]

magne x fuyumi!!! pwease

eheheheheheheh i wuvs them smsmsm

Magne x Fuyumu has been added to the roster!!

[shipshinablog]

[asurashindo]

[the-jelliphish]

Redrawing this drawing 3 years later! I’m not into My Hero Academia anymore, but I still like the original drawing :) also, when I looked up references for Magne my drawing was the 15th result!!!

I think I’ve improved:)

Big Sis Magne!

I really like how this turned out! Reblogs would be appreciated!