As fans already know, we will have the long-awaited ending of the manga after almost 10 years. As a result, several scans began circulating on the internet, and one fan went viral by commenting that the manga's ending is 'pathetic'.
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I want to leave a warning about possible spoilers, as the saga unfolds I wouldn't want to spoil the surprise for anyone who follows it.
In the post he comments the following:
The end of Boku no Hero Academia is the most pathetic thing I've ever seen in the world of anime, Deku became a teacher, lost his powers, lost Uraraka, lost everything lol
@Feyo_yt
After the comment criticizing the ending, several manga fans also shared their opinion on his post:
- Fey, don't get involved, I'll beat you in this debate, man.
- Thanks for the spoiler asshole
- fell into the ugly troll, delete it while there's still time
- Fanservice would be much better than the original
- The problem with this ending is that it conveys Japanese values, but it looks like shit outside of the country.
- He fulfilled his dream of becoming a hero. He defeated the greatest villain of all, thus becoming the greatest hero. Uraraka literally had Deku's mask around her neck, but I really think there should have been at least a little kiss.
- He saved Japan, without any recognition, what a RIDICULOUS ending.
- I never liked Deku so it's fine with me, but this Uraraka thing doesn't even matter because the romance was always done without a care in the world.
- Another one for the list of works that had a shitty ending, Japanese people love to shit on the ending of their own works, omg.
- Dude, Deku without a doubt had the most pathetic end of all, kakakaka, this meme says a lot about him in the end
Therefore, according to the publisher, the long-awaited final chapter 430 of Kōhei Horikoshi's work will be released on August 5th in Weekly Shonen Jump .
Finally, the manga is written and illustrated by Kōhei Horikoshi. Chapters have been published in Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine since July 2014, and are compiled into tankōbon volumes by Shueisha. The series is licensed and published in Brazil by JBC and in Portugal by Editora Devir.
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