Would Cap be a good mentor for Deku?

Cap is absolutely the sort of hero that Deku would idolize. Cap is a fundamentally good person who serves because he wants to help people and who stands up for his ideals time and again. He is a symbol, though not quite on the level of Allmight.

But, and I think this is especially important int he case of Deku, Cap wasn't born with his power. He started off powerless (quirkless) and became a famous hero anyway. Yes, he had the help of the super serum, but the fact remains that he proves that Deku's dream of becoming a hero even though he wasn't born with a quirk isn't stupid.

Cap can't teach Deku how to use One For All, but he can teach Deku how to be a better Hero in a lot of ways. On his side of things, I think Cap would like Deku for how much Deku is just a kid that wants to help. Cap would see a lot of himself in Deku's past.

What country are you from?

Too bad it's illegible

This, i liked how that japanese crossover marketing between Boku no Hero third season and Infinity War compared how their backgrounds were quite similar.

MHA is shit and Deku is one of the worst part of that terrible manga
>O MY SEVEN QUIRKS

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>Pretty sure he's stronger than 99.9% of the MU
Are you serious? MHA is low powered as fuck.

>MHAfags STILL trying to discuss it on Yea Forums.
I don't get it. Isn't Yea Forums enough?

I think they said if all might went all out him just walking would create hurricane winds so strong that I could destroy building

All might can run 3 miles in 30 seconds with less then 10%of his power

That's not even hugely impressive by superhero standards.

I mean, it is? Its flat out better than a short list of Speedsters and superman-likes. There a people faster than that, but not a lot of them and most of them are on the 'cosmic-tier A List' scale.

If you have to dip into "literally the strongest heroes in the universe" to find someone that beats it, calling it not impressive is just dismissive.

>that's what he gathers from this
How fucking pathetic. It's not a speech about being a stubborn dipshit. It's about not letting consensus intimidate you into sacrificing your core values if the consensus is wrong. If it were a speech about not giving up the Jews in your basement just because every other German in the country wanted you to, you couldn't get on Cap's dick fast enough. You saw a guy in red, white, and blue talking confidently about the most basic tenant of ethics ever and immediately turned it into whatever dumb bullshit you wanted it to be.

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Based

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No Superman or captain marvel make more sense. Cap America is like Batman he would be better with the robot legs kid.

At least it hasn't gone to shit yet like MHA has

Most speedsters are easily faster than that. Most flying bricks, too.

Come on ant man!

There really isn’t,

O my 9 eligible boards to discuss o my 9 quirks

Seriously though, take my advice and quit MHA now. The anime is about to enter an arc that's super long and total fucking shite while the manga jumped the shark.

Yes, but you are saying that people that are defined EXCLUSIVELY by speed as their superpower are faster than a guy whose primary power is strength, with superspeed as a side effect, when he is slouching.

That still means that 99% of every other superhero, the ones that only move as fast as a human despite having some other, non-speed related superpower, are much slower than Allmight.

To explain why your stance is stupid, lets imagine a superhero whose power is that he is literally invulernable and can't be harmed, much less killed, by anything other than Steven From Accounting, a perfectly normal human living in Maine who likes math. Invulnerable man can fly through stars unharmed, doesn't even notice having an atomic bomb dropped on him, and can't be killed by God in all of his fury.
But you would argue that because he loses to Steve, he's weak. He is invincible in every other case, but because there is one case where he loses that is all that matters for your comparison.

What is the final determination of morality to you?

10+ Aliens > 7 Quirks

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7 QUIRKS

>I know better becuase i believe the mostest
It's a terrible speech in the hands of a guy that has the POWER to ENFORCE his will. More important it starts with the bullshit about a "nation" being founded.

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Why hasn't there been a Colbert Edit of Bakugo or some villain going 7 QUIRKS? BLIZUKU BLEDORIA

That’s rather small potatoes in 616, and in the MCU, even Carol’s got better feats

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Fuck off baby

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It's kind of a big spoiler.

Well said.

Cap is a good mentor for anyone. And everyone.

Better than All "shit, broke your bones again, huh?" Might

Not him, but your argument isn't exactly solid by any means.

The original claim was that " MHA is low powered as fuck", and you are using a guy who is one of the most powerful being in the setting as an example of why that isn't true. The problem is that he IS one of the top guys in the setting, he is not the average. And then you complain that it is unfair to compare Allmight with the alleged 1% of the heroes that are more powerful than him.

Pretty sure Cap would bash his nip skull in, as he was originally designated to do.

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REEEEEEE SUPERHEROES SUCK

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Cap isn’t gay

This is wrong on so many levels.

Have fun being momma Merkel’s bitch Eurofucker.

Well, Cap would be there for him more than All-Might.

There are thousands of green lanterns, potentially millions given the weird ultra violet ones that showed up in Morrison’s run.

Each one is vastly faster and more powerful than All Might.

Even the dog.

Even the squirrel.

The dials go up to eleven.

Why does Cap having power invalidate anything that he said?

I doubt Cap would like the culture of the BNHA world where heroes are raised to jockey in a bullshit hierarchy and fight each other in high school blood sports while their corporate masters watch from the bleachers.

What a lot of people miss when they talk about crossovers is that Superman and Cap would strongly dislike how the world is ran.

It is pretty crappy

Same reason why a king that doesn't pay attention to his advisors or people is a shitty king. Captain America is in a position of great power, theretarded shit he says is not noble, the writer is to blame for using that quote without a good context. The entire quote is stained for the historical context: the entire world was telling americans to not destroy fucking irak and kill millions, and Bush was talking about americans were fighting for what it's right. The notion thatamerica was founded on good values is pretty funny, but there's a huge difference between a farmer standing against the police against illegal expropiation of land and a capeshit character that has enormous influence in the general population in-universe. The entire world is littered with the bodies of millions of victims of americans "standing for what is right" in the mind of powerful influential americans.

is he a good example of Edge done right?

8 BAD STORYLINES
IMAGINE

I did like his fight with Saitama a lot and weirdly felt for him as a kid

In this particular case he was literally standing against the American Government though.
I really don't get the butthurt a quote that's pretty much simply "don't let yourself get bullied by bullshit fallacies when you believe you have an argument of substance and worth"

Sorry, but no. Just cause it is not ending like you wanted, does not mean it's the same as 3rd wave feminism ruining Captain Marvel, who will be in Endgame. Feck off.

>In this particular case he was literally standing against the American Government though.
That's the point, is not if the words are nice or not, is that STEVE is the one saying them, it's about both real world context and how much sense it makes for a capeshit character to say it
>"don't let yourself get bullied by bullshit fallacies when you believe you have an argument of substance and worth"
See? you can write a good steve, that's how simple and direct steve was during vol4 before 9/11 and civil war fucked up the character by making him less of a man of integrity and action and more of a mouthpiece.

Not to mention Cap would be the exact kind of hero Stain would approve of.

I know you're baiting for (you)s but fuck you, you disgusting commie

All Might literally said that OfA did that. The only issue is that we never see All Might use any of that shit.

No, All Might had no idea.
Personally I would've liked for the idea to have been All Might for all his good intentions was spiritually closed off from what the Vestiges were all about which is why he couldn't communicate with them, but evidence just implies that it was always incubating like this and Deku just incidentally had OfA

No, he didn't, speedreader. All Might got half assed training himself, and OFA never did the 7 quirk thing until it peaked when getting passed to Deku. Since OFA wasn't ready yet, and All Might never had a quirk himself, the stored energy just made him extremely strong/fast

I mean, he can't turn out worse than Rick.

All Might is actually stated to be a "muscle head" who was always relying on his raw physical strength. So it's more than likely that All Might had never thought to use OFA to augment his body like Deku does, instead All Might only used it to punch harder.

We also don't know if the previous OFA users could use the other quirks.

Quirks are extensions of a person, because Deku likely used it to augment his body instead of just boosting his raw strength which likely gave OFA more room to express it's strength.

I'd argue that BNHA's "professional rivalry" between heroes is significantly better than Marvel's constant "heroes fighting other heroes literally to the death every other month" problem.

Its hard to throw shade on the minor conflicts in BNHA surrounding hero ranking when in marvel heroes get fucking killed by other supposed heroes because of ideological controversies.

The issue is less "professional rivalries" they even have a few of those in Marvel that manage to remain friendly.
Cap's greater issue would likely be the strict licensing program for heroes, how that feeds into heroism becoming a cross between a quota system and a popularity contest, and the heavy regulation of quirks.
I don't know how Classic Destro operated but Cap might be closer to his mentality.

I think that Cap would initially dislike it but then would agree with a lot of their implementations. Such as, heroes need a license but in order to get one they need to show that they are actually competent and know how to save people in a chaotic situation.

They couldn't. Deku is the first because OFA had finally stored enough power to "evolve". The echo of the other users was always there, it's just until now it became viable

The X-men would totally approve of it since mutants be themselves without fear of being hunted and killed for what they are.

Cap seems pretty comfortable with letting vigilantes prove their worth rather than force registration. Especially since MHA is obnoxiously strict.

BHA's system still make more sense. You wouldn't want some untrained person running around attempting to play hero while endangering everyone around them. The SRA also made sense but comics being comics claims it is bad.

Doubtful. MCU Captain America was still working with SHIELD prior to SHIELD being disbanded. Steve would totally support what MHA is doing. Steve's Avengers are all highly trained individuals, most with a military background. Exceptions would be Ant-man and Scarlet Witch, but the former was trained by someone with experience in the field. And the latter was a foreign government Super Soldier that was employed by SHIELD and received further training with the Avengers.

Force registration is a good thing. It creates a database of everyone's powers and thus allows you to determine if anyone has been abusing it. It also provide them training so that they can master their abilities and better use it in real life situations. Field work with a mentor present to further guide through the process and help you acquire experience.

You managed to trigger so many amerilards. That means you are telling the truth.

Obsessed

Maybe, but my obsession can't out live a cold.

The HeroAca world started out like the Marvel Universe until the quirk population began to dwarf the non-quirk population to the point where not having a quirk is a disability.

It seems that someone between that the people realized the necessity of registering their quirk.

It a world where nearly the entire population have various different superpowers, you need something in place to prevent them from abusing it. Especially anyone with disintegration powers and mind rape powers.

>"You little yellow monkey! I don't care that your country has sucked America's cock for 100 years, I'll never forget the images of the tortures you have inflicted upon the true sons and daughters of America in that Green and Blue Hell called the Pacific Theater. I'll smash you face in with this shield of American Know-How!

>Stop crawling away! I'm going to give your ass the feeling of real American power! *unzips*"

No. He'd be a fairly shit mentor for him actually. Deku's personality problems would only be magnified under Cap though he's a good man. He needs someone to teach his ass to stand up for himself.

Comic Shazam would be good a mentor for Deku. He old worship him like All Might and learn later his hero is even younger than he is

I don't think Superman would be down for how the MHA world operates. Cap either for that matter

might makes right, and unlike european peasants there was a time when america was the land of the free, but that was a white, national capitalist america. Now it's turning into the same peasant shithole the rest of the world is.

I'm pretty sure Iron Fist can do that

no. modern cap is just a soldier. all might and deku are aiming for something bigger

>serves because he wants to help people
He serves because his gubment told him to. He fought everyone he ever fought because of the gubment riiiight up until Civil War, and even then he went right back to fighting people that his gubment wanted fought in Infinity War

Deku would explode with out someone else regenerating him so no.

>"Alright pansy-ass time to show you the ropes"

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Cap has always been about standing up against bullies even if it's a losing battle

>no way fag

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>3 miles in 30 seconds
Bruh, that's only 360 MPH.

>ts flat out better than a short list of Speedsters and superman-likes.
Bruh Superman got from Pluto to Earth in 6 seconds and all the DC Speedsters leave him in the dust

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Ain't got shit on Sentry. Sentry was so fast that he broke through reality, ended up in another universe and made himself canon.

Comics being comics has a history of exactly why it's bad.
But in the comics he commonly works with and goes vigilante whenever he feels the system runs counter to what's just. In this case he's probably not about to do that since it's not going full SHRA where they're forcefully enlisting individuals but also wouldn't be happy that the system steam rolls people who just want to help out and haven't done anything to fuck it up.