#Mha tensei

[miimo96]

We just got our 1st official look at the Pro Heroes for My hero Vigilantes and Omg judging from the characters they posted as well as the poses they have some characters in, it looks we might be seeing them adapt the STENDHAL Arc as well as the AIZAWA'S Past arc OMG!!! >_< Yes baby I totally can't wait for this Lets go!

However since we are getting the Aizawa past arc, I wonder how thee HELL they're going to be Censoring Midnight's ahem, "Original costume "because OMG LOOK AT IT!!😅 till this day I still don't understand how Horikoshi actually let this slide because Omg if we got backlash for Pop steps suit being censored just WAIT until they do this because BRUH! 😅😅😅 (bro really said "Do whatever you want" lol )

[hopefully-helpful-daemon]

Aizawa: Favorite horror movie?

Hizashi: IT

Nemuri: Saw

Oboro: Annabelle

Tensei: High School Musical. After watching it i spent all my middle school years terrified that the entire school would start singing something and I'd be the only one who didn't know the lyrics

[mhabirthdays]

Happy Birthday

Tensei Iida – 22nd July

[trash-opposum]

When I look up Tensei Iida I expect to find Tensei Iida content. NOT Tenya Iida content with Tensei only being mentioned in the tags

Give me my husband god damnit >:[

[loudestcloud]

Happy birthday Tensei Iida / Ingenium 🥳💙🥳

[skymar13]

He eats your pussy like it’s his last meal on earth. He will hold you still with his forearms gripping your thighs forcing his head between your thighs. Doesn’t stop even when you’re crying and begging him to stop lapping up deep stripes from your folds. You’re lucky if he even comes up to breathe because to die between your legs is the only way he wants to go.

Kirishima eijirou , Denki kaminari, bakugo katsuki, Dabi, Tenya iida, Shota Aizawa, Izuku midoriya,

Aged up!

[class1akids]

More Vigilante anime character designs revealed (all VAs return from the main series)

[puppyaulait]

[stingrachelmha]

They’re perfect for this TikTok trend

[tinyshinysylveon]

BNHA CH. 319 ⇆ BNHA S6 EP. 22 「友だち」 “Friend”

[vivamight]

[teckmonky]

Page 91 of "Your Colour" erasermic comic

You can read the entire thing for free on my Instagram (same handle!)

[hopefully-helpful-daemon]

Tensei: Looking left cause you didn't trust me right

Hizashi: Looking right because you left

Oboro: looking up cause you let me down

Nemuri: Looking down cause you fucked up

Aizawa: .. what is wrong with you guys.

[mhabirthdays]

Happy Birthday

Tensei Iida – 22nd July

[trash-opposum]

Giggling and kicking my feet rn they’re so cute

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[villainsandvictimsalliance]

Whenever I remember that Tenya almost went full vigilante mode for Tensei I want to scream so bad like it's not even funny.

Bnha somersaults its way into saying "maybe heroes are just good citizens with the power to do good things" and "maybe heroism is not in the big notorious acts but in being kind and fair in the day to day details" AND THAT'S ALL TENSEI.

AND THAT'S WHAT MOTIVATES TENYA TO GO FULL BLOODHOUND ON STAIN.

I'm not denying that the world needs the big ass heroism acts like defeating AFO or saving a city or all those flashy notorious feats. All Might is very needed, because there are threats that are too old and developed and have accumulated too much hatred and damage over the years. You cannot always prevent those things from happening and to believe so would be naive, right?

What I'm saying is that those big events are the lowest percentage. They are the consequences of a systematic failure.

Take two of the biggest evil plots in the manga: AFO planning to still OFA and Overhaul with his quirk-erasure bullets. Both plans depended on an abused child being used as objects, Eri because her quirk was the base of the bullet working and Tomura because he was just meant to be AFO's new body in the future. In both cases, AFO and Overhaul were cornered after losing the child they were using for their plots. In fact it was the kids resisting the abuse that contributed the most to their failure: Eri prevented Overhaul from hurting Deku and Tomura prevented AFO from escaping his decaying body.

In that sense, the little unknown pro-heroes taking care of their neighborhood's children do a lot to prevent cases like Tomura or Eri from happening. Hell, AFO and Overhaul were also kids who went the violent route to survive.

Ingenium's silent heroism is probably the best example of what a hero looks like. They don't seek fame or glory. They regard heroism as their duty, their responsibility. No matter how little the act is, it's still important to do it.

At this point, we must admit the Tenya's crisis over what happened to Tensei is not only about their bond as brothers. Yeah, that was Tenya's big bro, but it is no less than when Deku and Bakugo saw All Might fighting AFO for the last time— the last moments of their role models.

The Iida brothers' crisis was deep rooted in the main issues of the story, so I'm still baffled at how people just tend to ignore it.

Before Stain, the "League of Villains" was just a minor threat. Dabi was a nobody with no real crimes to his name. Toga was just a lost little girl trying to survive the streets. Spinner didn't even think about being a villain. Before Stain, things were bad, but no one really thought they could change the status quo, you know?

The USJ incident was not the big deal because 1) how was attacking kids the answer? and 2) going for All Might was expected, since he was almost invincible and the biggest hero in the world and blah blah blah.

When Stain started attacking minor pro-heroes...

Stain was the opposite of Tomura. He admired All Might and saved those kids, but went after the pro-heroes with less powerful quirks. He gave the population a sense of control. It's like he said "hey, you don't have to go after All Might to change the system and why would you? The real problem are the ones on the lowest part of the pro-hero chain".

Suddenly, they could go against pro-heroes and win. Divide and conquer. Suddenly, there was a ladder to climb. Suddenly, you could target not the institutions responsible for the rotten ideology of your society, but the people who enforced the ideology with their daily work.

Stain defended his posture by saying that those people didn't want to be real heroes. They just wanted the money, the fame, they were not really committed to their duty.

And then attacked Tensei, of all people.

If big crimes are built from little crimes that are accumulated over time, what would happen if you decided to eliminate the people taking care of the little crimes?

The crisis of belief in pro-heroes was triggered by Stain. When Stain pointed out at Ingenium (the one in the suit was Tensei) and accused him of false heroism, it's when shit started to go south. He created the idea that pro-heroes should be punished if they don't perform correctly and that they deserve to die if they don't have pure ideas of their job— or whatever.

Tensei being the victim is supposed to show how hypocritical Stain is. Tensei is probably one of the only pro-heroes that never did anything wrong in the manga and one of the best family men to be presented. A man who was loved by everyone for being good in every sense of the word.

Stain projected his own fantasies on Tensei in order to accomplish his witch hunt, not truly caring to figure out who the person was. He just attacked for the sake of attacking, which explains why he was so popular: anyone could do the same and project their issues on him, fighting different battles disguised as just one cause.

When Tenya went after him, it could only make sense. The little of the Iidas is too righteous and noble, quick to judge and act, prone to making mistakes and getting carried away by the looks of it all. So easily his justice turns into revenge and he falls into the trap Stain set. Who knows what a hero student killing Stain would have caused...

At this point it's obvious I'm just ranting for the sake of ranting but 😭😭😭 give the Iidas the respect they deserve please.