Why are people so bothered by Deku having superpowers? Why should EVERYONE have powers BUT him...

>The only way I can be a hero is if I have a quirk, it's not like I could become a firefighter or policeman, no, I need to be a special snowflake
>Thank you greatest hero of all time for giving me your power for free!

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These powers are just there so the series can have battle shounen style powerleveling in a cape comic setting

Nobody is bothered by this. Anyone who is is an idiot. Him having powers is the whole premise of the show. Without it, there is no show.

>become a firefighter or policeman
But now he can't wear his All Might rip-off costume.

Deku agrees and wanted to become a policeman
But don't worry i understand reading is hard and that was already chapter 1

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Because he's a fucking loser. People like him don't deserve a quirk. They make a mockery of the strong. It's insane. Deku you fucking bastard, I swear I'll kill you!

>Begins series talking about wanting to be a hero despite not having a quirk
>Heart breaking start with him finding out he won't get a quirk but he still wants to be a hero
>Saves his bf without using a quirk
>Get comfy expecting classic underdog story
>End up getting super powers from his hero for practically free
>Not only those powers but a bunch of others.

It's like giving rock Lee the power to cast jutsus.

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Kirishima did training at the same time and I don't see people complaining about that, it's more I think that the majority who entered UA trained in that period of time, but most only want the typical protagonist with an abnormal optimism that borders on the unreal, just because it's not his ideal self-insert that hits his bully for revenge

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Rock Lee did it better.

Do it faggot.

Are firemen not heroic? Are doctors and surgeons not heroic? What about police officers? You don’t need a quirk to be a hero.

I'd actually love a story about a policeman or fireman or doctor in a world full of heroes.
Imagine the surgeon trying to save the patients life while around him the heroes are fighting the villains.
Hell deku could even still play small might and wear the costume as a way to cheer up the small children.

>Don't call superpowers, superpowers

>be Deku
>spend 100 chapters getting gud
>suddenly job to Bakugou for no reason
>follow that up with almost 2 years of shit arcs where you get your confidence back by punching jobber villains
>bore everyone to death with your MUH BRIGHTER FUTURE nonsense
>suddenly get 6 new quirks via deus ex machina
>caveat is you can't use them right away
>painfully obvious you only got them because your vanilla quirks sucks, is boring and gets outshined by everyone else's upgrades
>also obvious that these mystery quirks will only activate when you're on the verge of death or defeat
>meanwhile Bakugou hasn't changed one bit so your whole dramatic moment of him beating you up was a complete waste of everyone's fucking goddamn time
Gee how could anyone sour on this character

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>firemen
We have Fire Force for that.

Seek help. You're obsessed.

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it makes all his fights insignificant. He's just gonna quirk his way out. Just a matter of how.

See, the problem with that is how readers would eventually bitch about seeing too much “normal” public service and not enough superhero action, leading to the exact opposite of what some of the readers right now would want - there’s simply no way of pleasing every single reader with this premise.

They don't like seeing how someone else, granted with a bit of hard work and luck, succeeding and making a better life for himself while they're stuck with their shit life, the high point of their day being getting multiple (You)s on an imageboard

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That's wrong though. Deku is the ultimate self-insert power fantasy character. He goes through the classic "why am I so useless" teenager phase and than suddenly he gets the most op superpowers for free. It's the same reason why shitty isekai anime are so popular

>Deku is the ultimate self-insert power fantasy character.
He is the furthest from it
He is a bait for self-inserters but then the rivals turn out to be decent
He never fucks over Bakugo
Mirio is actually great and doesn't turn out to be an idiot or a villain. In fact Mirio becomes even worthier
The people who hate him are the self-inserters who are disappointed he couldn't fulfill their bully revenge fantasy
I would put all my money on it that you are a bully victim

When you put it that way, yeah it makes sense but he'll end up being the strongest hero anyway.
Also most people hate him because he's annoying to watch/read. He whines and cries all the time. I understand your point but even though he is a failure of a hero the manga still tries to make him seem like a cool and strong hero. I wouldn't hate him if it was a more realistic, psychological story.

>When you put it that way, yeah it makes sense but he'll end up being the strongest hero anyway.
Eh
Even then he will share that with his bully
And he probably will only be the greatest not strongest
Self-inserters will hate it.

This.

Yes, Deku's rescue attempt against the Slime Villain showed him he had everything it took to be a hero, except the quirk. He'd have probably gone on to be a great firefighter or policeman if All Might hadn't shown up again.

Because people prefer a snowflake that pulls solutions out of his own ass to a protag that pulls solutions out of two asses and five mystery asses.

The ones bothered by him having a quirk are the ones who wanted this show to be Batman. I'm bothered by the O MY SEVEN QUIRKS.

isn't it established that you can become stupid strong without a quirk in this universe and if your dexterous with a good enough weapon you can take out a shit ton of low level villains. Honestly a quirk is just an easy way to become a hero but its not impossible to become a hero without one, you'd just be really fucking fit and fast.

It's established that if you're Knuckleduster, a former Pro Hero who lost his quirk, and you're willing to spend huge amounts of money on pain killers, maybe steroids, and train obsessively, and you're a fast thinking, hyper aggressive jerk to begin with, you can beat up people. Yes.

I wouldn't have agreed before but now with 7 quirks, yeah.

Compare their two lifestyles first you stupid ass boi

Read the manga retard