Or it could be that most people pass out at 0.25% blood alcohol while lite beers are around 5% abv, so the blood of someone passed out drunk is barely alcoholic by itself.

not hard to pretend to be drain bamaged if you genuinely didn't know your own name the day before and don't know which one of several dozen universes you might be stuck in.

I feel like the biggest issue with superheroes right now is that people try to make them more edgy and cool but take it way too far and accidentally go villain protagonist. Like people try to make Deadpool but without any of the traits that make him fun to watch or try to insist their version is a good guy when actual Deadpool is very much not a good guy.

This needs some pretty intense editing.

It's a bit weird how Jiro has the "everyone forgets I exist" running gag when Koda's only given like 2 lines in the first half of the show and spends almost all his time as a background filler or a still image cutaway.

He's annoying, but I'm pretty sure he never actually acts on any of his fantasies throughout the show unless he gets way worse after the training camp ark (furthest I've gotten with the show so far). As far as I know the Japan of that world likes to pretend people have way more freedom than they actually do, including freedom of thought which is kind of a joke when there are actual mind readers or the living 100% accurate lie detector asks if you've ever thought about doing something.

Wait I just realized that if Toru's hair stays invisible after being cut she could pair up with that hair growth guy and become an invisible rope supplier. Invisible lassos could be pretty effective.

It is mentioned he can just force OFA on someone if he really wants to...

Eh, unless he gets way worse in later seasons Mineta isn't half as bad as some guys I know. At least I don't think he ever gets caught with a locker full of stolen girl's clothes because he figured out how to pick the gym lockers and tries to get out of it by saying his aspergers made him do it.

this has in fact happened multiple times IRL. Usually in California.

"Casualty" refers to an injury that prevents people from fighting, so a broken arm would be considered a casualty. A "fatality" refers to a death and is a subcategory of casualties. Like how all squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares.

Something like the Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland since she gets hopped up on drugs, grins like a lunatic, and prefers fights where her real body isn't even seen?

I was kinda looking forward to a "Lawful Villain" story but if she's going to UA she's on the path of the "90s anti-hero" (AKA "The only reason they aren't a villain is because they're the protagonist and also no one would let us publish a 'Villain Protagonist' story".

Deku must be pretty young still considering he froze if a girl so much as spoke in his direction at the start of the series.

Or a decent therapist.

He's gonna go sit in the corner at some bar and plan how he's gonna kill everyone there until a major character trips over him, isn't he.

You might want to actually watch a documentary or 2 on the army or special forces before you go and make it anymore obvious that your only military knowledge comes from Call of Duty.

Even if you have no service, an emerging call will still go through, regardless of if you have an active mobile plan if there's a network of any kind in the area you can make an Emergency Call.

I never got why Toru never once asked Eraser Head to use his quirk on her, or once Rewind becomes a character she could have used the serum/drug to functionally turn her quirk off and on. (Though the Rewind ark yakuza were kinda dumb, all they really needed to do was find elderly super rich people and charge them 10 million yen per year rewound. Become the gate keepers to immortality.

And yet they're posting it without permission.