Honestly dude, either me and Shark are in the minority here of thinking Hero has room for improvement, or it's established by everyone that Shark is a major troll and I'm just in the dark. I honestly agree with him/her that BnHA is lacking in terms of (even in comparison with Black Clover, which is by no means the all-time number one in all of these)
People's issues with Shark has more on lines that he/she never brings anything of merit to argue about and all of his/her points has more to do with bringing down MHA to make BC seem good. I mean anyone agrees that MHA has flaws (like every damn manga in existence) but its demerits are nowhere detrimental as BC's and the reason why no one seriously engages with him/her is because its pointless and the fact that nobody really cares enough about BC to even bring it down.Also his/her suggestions don't even make any sense, how would putting a series on hiatus would do anything to improve it? That's never been the case.
Incoporating characters developing new skills at a good pace
This is essentially what the series has been doing since the beginning.
Enhancing teamwork and squad based tactics (only in the recent arc, which is literally written around team battle, has this come into the forefront, and it will likely disappear soon after as well)
Once again this was a thing the series has been doing before this arc and the prospects of team battles have been brought up in story last year. If anycase a manga doesn't need to focus on team battle to be good.
Being able to draw non messy/non hard to follow attack panels, (If you look at the gomu gomu villain fight, it's really hard to tell who's moving where and getting hit how, most of the panels are just static poses (really cool poses though) and a bunch of action/impact effects)
Now you see that fight really got a lot of praise for being among the best in the series in terms of choreography and art so you're pretty much on your own there. Then again I never had a problem following Heroaca's art to begin with. Now when people criticize Heroaca they seem to miss the obvious flaws either because they're fine with them and don't see them as flaws (see Bakugou, the school aspects, slow progression) or they go after aspects that are the most subjective (Art, panel flow, pacing, etc.) either because they don't want to seem like a hater or they have nothing of merit to really put forth to the table that warrants discussion.
That's not to say that those are gigantic demerits; or that I could do it better if I tried, of course not. I'm just saying there is a lot of untapped potential, and that simply constructively criticizing boku no hero isn't grounds for being called cancerous.
Sharkbait IS cancerous but he/she is more HIV than straight up AIDS, something that exists but can be treated to the point its more of a nuisance than deadly. I'm all for criticism of MHA especially in its recent arcs but never feel like we don't advocate for criticism here just because we ignore Sharkbait.
Personally I. Like Dr.Stone because of the characters and the dynamics between them. The mystery of what happened to the world keeps me interested, and I’m intrigued to see Senku eventually rebuild society to the point it was initially at.
However I look at in the same sense as say something like The Simpson. A series that can just keep running, and adding characters. There is an ultimate goal, and progress is being made, but I go to it because I find the chapters to be a fun read, not because I’m worried about when the goal will be reached.
TLDR: I feel like it’s a comedy that doesn’t necessarily need a end goal hook to draw you in, but has one anyway, and it works
They're all really one-dimensional and always seem to be defined by one thing they can do and not much else so I really wouldn't call it a dynamic. I actually don't thin the mystery is all that engaging specifically because of how poorly done that flashback was and the absurdity of it all despite the series wanting to make taken seriously. You see the Simpsons actually had good writing and character interaction to which Dr. Stone soesn't, a series doesn't have to have an ultimate goal at the end to be engaging (see:HxH) it just needs to have a hook to keep people interested which I feel Dr. Stone does nt.
The big hook is rebuilding society from scratch, showing the characters having fun building all these cool modern things in ways you never think about just using rocks and trees.
Okay but why is any of that interesting? You just proved my point that the premise is only carrying Dr. Stone because nobody cares about anything else and this is just based on its lack of growth and online presence.
Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's impossible to like.
Never said it was impossible to like just that the people who like it do a poor job of selling what makes it good which you seem to be continuing that trend.
