Was it an asspull?

Except we saw Deku struggle in almost every fight he's had so far with him often winning by the skin of his teeth. Him having the number one quirk and six others to boot makes me want to root for the one-quirked antagonist.

You can still make it tense and interesting. For example black whip starting as weak finger like projections and keeps hindering rather than helping Deku. Then at a crucial climactic moment Deku realises he can use the fingers as hydraulic like joint reinforcements to tap into a higher percentage of OfA without injury.

Honestly I don't like black whip being what is. and I really fear the scenario you described as well

No, this was pretty obviously going to happen from the start. If you didn't see it coming then you might be retarded.

>No, this was pretty obviously going to happen from the start. If you didn't see it coming then you might be retarded.
Yeah I'm sure nearly everybody that was reading BNHA is retarded.

The answer isn't clear cut. It's pretty much the same as wondering whether 20 grains of rice is a heap of rice or not. Some will say yes, other will say no, because for them 20 grains isn't enough to qualify as a heap.
Whatever it is, it's definitely bad writing, at the very least.

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Did you enjoy it as an element of the story
if yes, it's not an asspull
if no, it's an asspull
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No it wasnt

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No. Quirks are genetic so it makes sense that AFO's brother would have a quirk that can store and pass quirks.

>Yes. People think that as long as a writer is ambiguous as hell about , there can be no asspulls.

Nope.
It was hinted at since the first arc, and expanded upon later.
It's all just children trying to get attention with low effort memes.

Yes. It retcons the logic of the past 200 chapters because the story, world building, and power schemes are so half assed that he needs new random powers as a slow burn hook to keep readers on board. The "foreshadowing" is a joke. Exploiting vague terminology and handwaving it with spontaneously reaching a tipping point after all of these transfers and all this time isn't foreshadowing.

Explain to me how it retcons anything.
Never mind, you won't do that because it's literally impossible.
Instead you'll reply with memes or something completely unrelated.
Now fuck off.

>Retcon(in a film, television series, or other fictional work): a piece of new information that imposes a different interpretation on previously described events, typically used to facilitate a dramatic plot shift or account for an inconsistency.
200 chapters. 7 previous users, not counting the first. It now works entirely differently, and the "foreshadowing" is "well he never said that everyone could just be wrong or that it couldn't just change! All just to give him more powers. You getting mad doesn't keep this from being a blatant retcon

It doesn't work differently. Unless of course you're mentally retarded and think omitting something means it's impossible.

The fact that it only gets revealed after so many chapters is what pisses me off, this isn't the kind of stuff you can say you planned to do all along if you reveal it years down the line, and why the fuck is a sparring match of all things what caused the extra quirk to manifest instead of the many life and death situations he's been on or when he went all out with Eri and activated 100% power of the quirk? It's just bad writing, and there are honestly people around the internet who don't think he added this so Hori can just pull out the most convenient power out of his ass whenever necessary.

It was an asspull, but the author dragged the story out too long and he's gotten to the point where Deku cant get any stronger than he is now. If One For All reached 30-40% then the series would end. The hero moves lightning fast and kicks through walls, the main villain's power is to slowly decay things. There's no contest.
This is a stalling tactic so One For All can slow down while we focus on another power

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>It doesn't work differently
Brilliant logic deducing skills you fucking retard. For two hundred chapters OfA is a pure muscle quirk until the past ten chapters where Deku gets six free extra powers.
>omitted
This wasn't omitted. This was a badly written horseshit of an asspull only defended by cocksucking idiots like you.

My fatal flaw seems to have been holding the series to a reasonably achievable standard.

>For two hundred chapters OfA is a pure muscle quirk
You can neck yourself now.

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Do we need one of these everyday or what? Who gives a shit.

Clearly the one making the thread and the one that screams "retard" at anyone who says yes

50/50

It twisted the conditions of what we previously knew of OfA, which was supposed to be about just physical strength. Kind of foreshadowed, kind of asspull.

I still hate it though. It's lazy writing and he's on the way of making a total mary sue out of his MC

If Hori wanted to incorporate this properly into the story he should have made the other users of OfA multi-quirk users too, but he didn't and neither did he foreshadow it coherently nor did he come with a decent excuse for why Deku can handle six quirks so its an asspull and a award winning garbage one at that.
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Not an argument you literal petrol smelling idiot.

afo is going to steal like 3 of them, dude

People have suspected this for years, yes, but no one took the theory very seriously because it would be bad writing if it was true. And yet here we are now.

t. Kōhei Horikoshi

>but no one took the theory very seriously
Because no-one could explain why the other holders of the quirk didn't have extra quirks. Nobody thought Hori might actually go through with it by creating an arbitrary reason.

>People have suspected this for years, yes, but no one took the theory very seriously because it would be bad writing if it was true.
you mean like AfO being Deku's father?

that'd also explain why Deku is the first OfA user who's able to access previous owners quirks btw

Daily reminder that Deku never using and being told that he does not have his own quirk practically guarantees that he has one, and that it's top of the line.

Please save this post, Boku no Autism chan, you'll need it in another 200 chapters

I guess I'm a retard but I'll keep this for when it happens

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kek

It definitely makes you wonder why AM never got 8 quirks, and why his version of the quirk seems to function alot like Toga's.

Is AM actually Toga? Toga is the one to usually hand out Deku good advice, she's been shown to be far less villainous than the front she puts on, and a BIG part of All Might was him being a SYMBOL of peace.

That is to say, maybe there was a Toshinori who became All Might, but he got sick or incapicitated, and entrusted his blood to Toga because her quirk could make the whole "Symbol of Peace" thing work. All Might is sort of like an action figure or a statue, his presence and appearance is arguably more important than the reality itself. Like a scarecrow for villains.

But since there's only so much blood, Toga could only maintain "muscle form" for a finite time a day, a time that grew shorter, and shorter, and shorter, because in her own words, "the blood becomes my energy. The transformation duration is based upon the amount and how much energy I choose to use."

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yes

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