[ SECRET POST #5725 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5725 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Hmm... DAnon here who watched T&B S1 very enthusiastically as it aired, never watched BNHA (it's my little cousin's fave anime so I really should!) so I won't be drawing any comparison - I just think what you are expecting of T&B isn't very fair. It's just not meant to be this super complex, rich in world-building hundreds of chapters long series, unlike BNHA which was intended to be a long-running shounen originally. T&B was devised as an anime-original 2-cour series funded by sponsors who get CM advertisements in the heroes' uniforms/character designs. Just that. Being able to fund an entire season or two meant it was successful.

As you implied yourselves its characters are older, so it's meant for an adult audience. And adults often partake in the world's decisions instead of just falling victim to them or rather try to partake, even if very few adults actually pull the strings. In seinen/josei it's usual to have the characters sitting in the room with the president, it's meant to represent the adult POV after all ; while in shounen/shoujo you will have (often disasterous) mysterious things happening and kids rising from below and saving the world. It is meant to be less "realistic" compared to the adult everyday life, so of course a series like BNHA is going to be more complex on its own (ie. world-building) while the premise of a series like T&B is like, being comedic and relatable at most.

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AYRT

I think that's fair. Thanks for adding your thoughts! I really need to finish it -- maybe then I'll have a change of mind -- but I'll keep what you're saying about it I'm mind.