Weak Fire-kun

Weak jaw, head, and constitution.

A character that exists solely to harass the father.

It’s literally a failure.
Even so, from Endeavor’s perspective, he was a cute son.

This guy… or rather the Todoroki family… or rather this world is too focused on harassing Endeavor.

They say I inherited my mother’s resilience.
If I hadn’t inherited my dad’s resistance, I would have been burned even without inheriting my mom’s resistance.
Their ability is “to emit flames from their skin.”

The firepower is strong.
It was too strong…

I still can’t accept the absurdity of the heroes’ plan to let this guy loose in the city in the Toga Sea.

The firepower was real, right!

Those who can’t cool themselves down are useless, after all!

At the very end, the personality of the one that cools down properly has also emerged.

It’s sad to have a brother who endlessly listens to complaints by the bedside at night…

There have been about 10 good opportunities to cut ties, yet Endeavor is too soft.

I was really happy when I won the popularity poll against Endeavor just once.

It’s too villainous to say that it’s distorted because of the environment in which one was born.

The enemy executive is more deeply explored than the protagonist.

The people from the alliance always play the victim, but they are generally unsympathetic, so most of them ended up dead.
The thread image is alive, but it’s basically like it’s dead.

Endeavor forced into a personality marriage is the worst…

My wife is like that, and the kids are mostly like that too; the genes from her side must be crazy…
Yes! The genes on the wife’s side are amazing! It felt off to have it confirmed.

The firepower is strong.
The person is almost completely turned to ash.

It seems like a villain or a non-combatant who can only burn and kill.

Isn’t the protagonist Endeavor?

I think it’s acceptable to put elementary school upperclassmen to middle school students who use their personalities to attack babies who haven’t done anything wrong in the appropriate place.
Damn it, this guy is coming out roasted!

A mentality where the desire for approval takes precedence over the instinct for survival.

Even if I’m burning myself, the people around me are just like, “Oh, the fire is strong,” so that’s not balanced at all!

A monster parent who calls cremation “tomiya.”

In the end, why did my wife’s parents marry their daughter off to a novice young man?

It feels like the power isn’t as strong as it’s treated in the story, or rather, compared to Todoroki, it’s almost negligible, like something you’d say about my dad.

Burning myself with my own heat is just like my old man.
It’s different from the burns I got from my dad pouring boiling water on me.

In fact, I think the author was in a state of bliss during the scene where it was revealed that the character had inherited her mother’s personality and that was how she had been kept alive.

The troublesome part is the annoyance of emitting fire rather than the firepower itself.
Heroes must prioritize minimizing damage above winning or losing.

Even if it’s said afterwards that I was a candidate for the Demon King, it doesn’t actually elevate my status…

The ability to cause controversy is greater than that of my father.

If you want to be a hero, you need to learn things other than just increasing your firepower.

Even if it has great firepower, the self-damage is severe, and it can’t do things as skillfully as Endeavor, so isn’t it really a defective product?

I feel like even if the mother’s personality comes out from the beginning, the bad character wouldn’t change…

There’s really no other way to say it; they’re just a fool.
It could also be said that there is no part of the character that stands out other than being foolish.

It can’t be helped; it’s a family with a history of mental illness.

Although my body is weak to heat, it is unusually resilient to burns.

It boasts firepower beyond that of Endeavor, but can this guy really turn Shigaraki into charcoal?

Everyone is weak-minded, right…?

Even if you aim to be a hero without giving up, let’s first learn to control ourselves so that we don’t take damage, rather than just increasing our maximum firepower.

I’m glad you were able to reconcile at the very end…

Hmph… so it was a failure after all… Let’s go, Shoto! You are nothing like those failed creations of your brothers!

All Might delved deeper in the later stages instead of Deku, but compared to the Todoroki family, the depiction was minimal.

It’s crazy that Endeavor is the character who has been explored the most, more than the protagonist and the final boss.

You’re desperate, aren’t you?

In the end, it’s like dealing with a wild animal that throws a tantrum, and I think that since conversation isn’t really possible, keeping the situation under control is more stable.
If anything, I thought I could have pushed them into the sea or river, or used fire extinguishers all at once to help suppress it.

Endeavor was also a bit weird when he looked at Toshinori…

Is it okay to live a pathetic life just cursing my father?

I understand what I want to do, but the way I presented it and the structure were a bit chaotic.

Children who unusually hate their father until the end are frankly gross.

Born a Villain

“You deny my dreams just because your life and those around you are in danger!”
That guy puts flowers on the family altar and prays!! It’s really hard to understand.

I was dissatisfied that there was a Buddhist altar when I got home.
Of course, I’m going to make a Buddhist altar. Is that strange?

All the women in my house are hopeless!
Yeah…

No, no, I really want you to tell me.
Is it the “how-to” for nurturing the next generation?

Certainly, anonymous users are not very bright, but…

No matter how you look at it, it’s incredibly out of place for Shoto to desperately defend his clearly crazier mother and view his father as the enemy.

I can’t help but say it’s a failure.
It’s not about individuality, it’s about the existence itself.

One has to think that the mother wanted to make the house her own kingdom and the father wanted to eliminate anything that was an obstacle except for money, otherwise it doesn’t make sense.

Endeavor cannot be like All Might or Deku.

I was doing it too.
It’s solo, but…

If you blame the cremation too much, it will end up implying that Endeavor, who enforced the individual marriage that created such cremation, is the one at fault.

Given the settings, it’s surprisingly persistent, isn’t it?

There’s no doubt that this guy is the worst, but I always think it’s unreasonable to treat his father properly.

How terrible of you, Endeavor, to forcefully push for a marriage!

Even after the cremation, the couple’s relationship is good and they are making Fuyumi.

Why do Hero Academia fans like Endeavor so much…?

This is the type of troll you find on message boards, right?

What is the heart?

Even if we generously concede that Endeavor is a terrible parent, ignoring his achievements as a hero, the core issue is that there is no negligence seen in Endeavor’s response regarding the representative sin of Endeavor, which is the cremation, so the discussion is fundamentally twisted.

There is a possibility of being a reader of Mars Jump or someone illuminated by the past.

The third son said it was your decision that caused the crime.
Well, it’s not exactly connected to blaming it on my old man, you jerk.

Since I left the Spartan education family when I was young and grew up self-taught, it’s a good setting that my skill accuracy is much clumsier compared to my family.

After almost killing my brother once, I still lived in a nice room as usual, right?

If I made it so that the mistress has a personality similar to the wife, it would have been easier to portray a clear-cut villain.