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1. Meemoo (meemoo@varishangout.net)'s status on Sunday, 04-Aug-2024 15:36:57 JST Meemoo

   • Meemoo
   >I WANT TO BECOME A HERO
   >I WANT TO BECOME A HERO
   >I WANT TO BECOME A HERO
   >I WANT TO BECOME A HERO
   >I WANT TO BECOME A HERO
   >loses his power
   >Oh nevermind I will just become a teacher instead
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   • Meemoo (meemoo@varishangout.net)'s status on Sunday, 04-Aug-2024 15:39:44 JST Meemoo

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     Deku wishes he was HIM
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   • Witch Hunter Siegfired (witch_hunter_siegfired@poa.st)'s status on Sunday, 04-Aug-2024 20:28:38 JST Witch Hunter Siegfired

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     @Meemoo Best part is the original "pilot" comic was about a quirkless hero lmao
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   • supersid (supersid333@varishangout.net)'s status on Sunday, 04-Aug-2024 20:30:15 JST supersid

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     • LoliHat
     @LoliHat @Meemoo I think some of them get shredded by the absolute grind of Jump's release schedule, but even then yeah a good chunk of the ones that have built up the hype to replace the big 3 have all seemed to stick the landing only to fall flat on their faces at the finish line. Demon Slayer's ending suffers from it a bit so I hear, and I don't see JJK ending in a really satisfying way because I presonally believe Gege bet on the wrong horse with Sukuna being the final antagonist.
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   • LoliHat (lolihat@varishangout.net)'s status on Sunday, 04-Aug-2024 20:30:16 JST LoliHat

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     @Meemoo The modern shonen genre is just that bad, isn't it?
   • :tamamo_dab:Tamamo:tamamo_dab: (tamamo@varishangout.net)'s status on Sunday, 04-Aug-2024 20:43:43 JST :tamamo_dab:Tamamo:tamamo_dab:

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     • LoliHat
     @LoliHat @Meemoo Not a modern problem.
     
     Hitman Reborn! had a very similar ending. The MC had absolutely zero character development so in the ending was still the same spineless retard that he was at the start of the story.