Shigaraki and Eri respectively. Also, don't ignore the rest of what I said to poke a little hole and feel like you won the argument. Please respond to it properly if you want your opinion to be well-conveyed.
Then don't ignore my argument. My point was that (with
Todoroki) MHA is not limiting itself to 'kid gets abused, becomes evil/traumatised', but is also depicting the long-time effects on their evolving relationship from the POV of both the parent and the kids.
I haven't read Gintama or Sket Dance, but Kenshin and Dragon Ball never had something like this (unless you want to count
Piccolo training Gohan, but that was, like, five pages).
I think Tabata knows how to handle the big cast of characters on Black Clover quite better than Horikoshi on BNHA, almost 250 chapters and i still feel like most of the Class A barely had any shining moment in the series, Tokoyami is by far one of coolest characters but when was the last time he was part of a important arc? i can't even remember, Tsuyu is such a popular character between fans and she also barely do anything important and the list goes on, majority only do something on training arcs while Todoroki and Bakugou are in the front every time, Horikoshi could do a lot better about putting the spot in other characters too.
Yeah, that's the problem with having a lot of good side characters. People take to favourites, but rarely get to see them.
Beast Children 7 "arc" end in 49th issue. From 50th issue new developpement.
They are still going?!
Now I'm REALLY wondering if they even have something to replace it with. Aside from asking their established authors to do a second series.
