#off-spinner

[gamingnewslab]

Sunil Narine: The Mastermind Behind KKR's Dominance

In the world of cricket, few players have dominated the game as Sunil Narine has. His astonishing performances from the very beginning of his career have made him a household name among cricket enthusiasts. As a key player for the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Narine has played a significant role in the team’s dominance in the Indian Premier League (IPL). With his unconventional yet effective…

[remcadll]

Wow crazy how it’s been two months since mha ended. what the hell was that btw

[katnumdrum]

finally got shading to work, yay!

[candycandy00]

Honestly the worst thing for me is thinking about how Compress must feel, reading that book. It must bring back some happy memories but in the end, he has to close it, sit it down, and then sit there with the knowledge that the family he found and loved is all gone.

I genuinely hate this ending, from the bottom of my heart.

[epickiya722]

Real wild of Spinner to call Izuku a "murderer" when the first person he idolized was nicknamed Hero Killer.

EDIT: Okay, this post was just pointing out the irony of Spinner calling Midoriya a "murderer" when the first person he idolized was Stain. A killer. That's it. That's the post.

I am aware Spinner is grieving Tomura, I'm not stupid. I am aware that Izuku didn't deny it, in fact, it saddens me.

There is no need to also bring in other themes of the story for a post that was short. "You are aware..." I AM! I AM! I AM VERY AWARE, BUT I ALSO VERY ANNOYED!

I'm getting tired of y'all wanting to point of the obvious and drag something that doesn't need to be.

I'm a fan of both Izuku and Spinner, but damn. Some of you make it hard to interact at all.

[somegrumpynerd]

Idk why but dream feels bald without his crown

Somebody please help him

[bookworm-blogs]

You know what? No. In my mind, Shigaraki dying is NOT canon. He was turned back into a child by Eri, and now he’s living happily and comfortably with Kurogiri as his proper adoptive father alongside Spinner (who was also rewound back into a child because 1. Spinneraki, and 2. He deserves a happy and loving childhood) and Toga (who is NOT DEAD and was ALSO adopted by Kurogiri). In my heart, these three gremlins are siblings now, they’re living somewhere remote for a fresh start, and Mr. Compress and Kurogiri are dating idk but ANYTHING IS BETTER THAN WHAT WE GOT

[moodyvoid]

Shigaraki and Toga rising from the dead propaganda commence

IT’S ALL WE HAVE 😭🙏

[larytello]

The highlight of my year was to find out McQueen's little #1 fan has a name and a mom who also has a name and is pretty much alive. I love that kid, she's unconditionally supportive and you have no idea how important of a role it played in my heart

Also we all know Blade would fight a Karen and it would be the kind of spectacle to watch while eating popcorn

[f1shcakezz]

LOV textposts, go!!!

[codenamesazanka]

Got the urge to draw something dumb. And so.

Based on this.

[poppy5991]

Dabi: I am officially therapy-graduated. Nothing you can say will make me try to incinerate you. Because I’m chill now. I’m on anti-fucking-depressants.

Spinner: That’s great, Dabi.

Compress: So if hypothetically…someone in this group slept with your sister, that would be fine right?

Dabi: You slept with my sister!?

Compress: This is hypothetical! For example, if we happened to find out that two people in the friend group had slept with your sister…?

Spinner: *already running*

[schpeenor]

if spinner had a nickel for every time someone meowed when they saw his hemipenis, he’d have two. which isn’t a lot but it’s weird it happened twice.

sorry this is maybe the most shitposting shitpost i’ve done but it’s been in my head for a WEEK now.

[warship005]

they're nerds, your honor

[itsnothingofinterest]

Hey hope you're doing ok with the recent bnha discourse?

Still holding out hope for shigaraki/tenko and good writing 👍👍

Can I ask you, if you ever find it kind of off-putting (like I do) when some bnha fans commit to the idea that Deku and the other younger heroes will be the ones to change their society for the better, after the villains are killed?

As if purely heroic methods were really capable of changing hero society, when the very best that the innocent people in bnha have done from their constant protectors, the heroes, is toss the hero kids a shirt and some dollar store med. Items??

(To say nothing of the government corruption that came to be under All-might's nose, that Deku and the other heroes haven't thought about once.)

And they honestly believe that's the best outcome...

It feels either very optimistic or unknowing at best, and completely ignorant at worst.

Do you think so or differently?

Oh yeah, no I totally get what you mean; it kinda looks like we’re on course for a lot to get worse actually. And it all comes back to how poorly they handled the villains; both their talking points, and their failure to save them.

We just have not been given any indication that the next gen are going to do anything better than their predecessors; they're ending their arcs side by side with them as equals and partners after all.

Rather than improving things, they're basically a carbon copy of the last generation; which I feel is exemplified in how the final battle of this war ending in a retread of Kamino. Except like I said, in some areas it feels like it'll just get worse. This retread of Kamino ending not in an arrest, but in a murder; something I find very worrying given Deku's status as the next symbol (which, despite all criticism of All Might in the same roll, Deku has become anyway) because of the impact that'd have on treatment of villains by the heroes Deku inspires. Add in their treatment of Machia & their support of Hawks' handling of Twice and it just doesn't look good. Oh and if that same crowd gets wind of his status as 'The Greatest Hero Who Saves By Putting You Out Of Your Misery' that'll be even more catastrophic. (Especially once the Singularity doomsday starts up for real.)

Meanwhile, what little progress has been made on a societal level is either purely for the heroes benefits, like the civilians acting more grateful to the heroes (and as you say, the results of that are pretty middling, amounting to first aid & a shirt); or else maybe baby steps in the right direction like Shoji's answer to the heteromorph plot. Baby steps they do not have time for, mind you. And even then, that's still a 'maybe' because Shoji's not actually planning anything different from normal hero activity: just be inspiring and hope people follow your example. Meanwhile everything else societal that brought us here, corruption in the system, poor treatment or handing of quirks, general prejudice; it's all just gone unaddressed.

Probably because the points with which they used to be addressed, the League, instead got their plot points changed to revolve around motives more personal, less serious, less justifiable, and more easily addressable by the kids. Y'know; Toga's plot used to be about society's treatment of the other but then was about her wanting love, Dabi's was about people in power abusing their power but then was about him wanting attention, and Shigaraki's was about the lie of hero society and the complacency of the people it inspired, but Deku couldn't do anything about that so instead it because about Tenko's hatred towards his house. But then Deku still couldn't do anything about that so instead it became about Tenko's self-hated. And then Deku still couldn't address that either all too well, really, so we instead got 'It was AFO All Along'; and that Deku could handle with trivial ease. What self-respecting All Might clone couldn't punch AFO?

To use a metaphor I think Tomura would appreciate; it's like they all turned on easy mode, and Deku especially turned on baby mode, and it feels like we're all going to get the bad ending as a result of them skipping so many side-quests, dialogue trees, or special objectives. Personally speaking, any hope I had in things turning around was based in how the villains would be handled, both a) because I expected how they were handled would reflect how their societal motives would be handled(i.e. how Deku saved Tenko would inform us of how he'd save other Tenkos), and b) because I expected they'd need the help and perspective.

Needless to say, I've not been left with much hope that things will turn around.

So yeah, right there with you hoping Tomura could somehow come back, partially because that's the only part of this ending that feels salvageable even by his long-shot odds. But boy is the rest a mess of unfortunate implications beneath the veneer of how "The Day is Saved"...Man, Deku really is an All Might clone.