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Colored my sketch from earlier and it turned out like this.
Made with Gimp
Aizawa Shouta / Eraserhead (Boku no Hero Academia / My Hero Academia) © Horikoshi Kohei
I'm still on a trip so I'm not gonna be very active here until I return home, so once again I'm sorry for all the unanswered messages.. ^^"
He's also included in my new set of acrylic charms available at www.etsy.com/shop/JeMiChi
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So cute! :3
(I just watched that episode with those two cat girls and I'm starting to somewhat ship him with them! XD )
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Thanks! 
Haha, you are reaching quite an interesting part in the story! And Aizawa goes well with the kitties after all, it seems like he has a long history with them
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I thought there were only two kittens, but they are four and the male one is hilarious. My pairing became a (cat) harem! XDDD
(That little kid reminded me of kid Law, with the way he was all angry before he chose Deku as his personal hero. Cute sub-plot I must say. ^^ )
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Haha, Aizawa and his cats..! xD
I'm glad you could see the similarity with Law even in the anime. I read that part in the manga first and my immediate reaction to Kouta was "this is clearly how Horikoshi would draw Law as a child". In black and white the similarities are even more obvious with the hat being white and his eyes glaring from underneath it. xD
(And the tired Mera kind of resembles Roci in Hori's style).
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Did Kouta appear in the manga before or after Law's flashback? He seems a bit of a homage to the OP character, but may be just coincidence...
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Probably after. I'm pretty sure Kouta and his story are influenced by Law's flashback. After all, Horikoshi is a huge fan of OP and uses as much references to different things in his story as Oda does - usually they are from stuff like Marvel and Star Wars, but also from many different mangas, including One Piece. ^^
Which reminds me of a couple of things I want to show you from the manga, but I'll wait until you've watched a few more episodes first.
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Ok, I'm curious about that. ^^
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Then I'll share the links (since I have the time to search for them now) - one by one because I'm mean. 
Here's the first one:
www9.mangafreak.net/Read1_My_H… This is the chapter I've been mentioning at times (no big spoilers in this chapter, but you'll notice when the prison scene ends and that's what I want you to see now). Now that you've seen AFO get imprisoned, it's no longer a spoiler. I just want you to read their conversation carefully and tell me if it isn't exactly how the conversation between the Donquixote brothers would go.
It also underlines some of the parallels between the characters - once again.
(And yes, Toshinori says he won't die to AFO too, but I'm still not paying it - at all... >_< )
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I read the chapter too at last and... I'm sorry but I still disagree with you on this. The connection between Doflamingo and Rocinante, as brothers, is completely absent here so I can't imagine their conversation(s) going like this at all. Here there is much less tension, furthermore Doflamingo is quite different from AFO since he has more energy, more presence, usually doesn't speak so calmly and, most importantly, he often says sensible things and even his actions aren't always represented as completely bad (and you know as the opposite is true too: albeit an overall positive character, some of Roci's words and actions can be considered bad). Both Donquixote brothers are much more conflicted characters--for the kind of past they shared together and for the paths they later took: they have more layers, more unique personalities, but that's probably because OP is a more complex (and mature for how I see it) manga overall. I still like BNHA but not to the same extent, and especially I'm not so much emotionally invested in it (yet), I'm sorry. It isn't the manga's "fault" though, but me not being a fan of super heroes stories in general (I either dislike/am indifferent to them, or just "like" them like in BNHA case, but I usually don't "love" them and their characters).
The parallels between AOF and Toshinori are there though, and things will turn out definitely more interesting if Deku is AOF's son or at least related to him. And I still believe Toshinori will live: having him dying within the series would be too forgone since the poor man has been half-death from the very beginning so there would be no character progression (and too much repetition with the past, imho). I hope to be right since I know you love the character so much.
If you want to share more links with me go ahead, but it will probably take me a while before I reply, as usual. ^^'
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Man... I feel like you are underestimating this series harshly. But I was the same so I can't blame you for that. Pretty much for the same reasons too... I mean my heart and mind were simply so full of OP that there literally was no room for me to think deeply about any other manga. And super heroes have never been my cup of tea either, and neither has the school setting. So I ignored this gem for four years. But it's not as black and white as you seem to think. And definitely not as simple as I used to think. Of course it doesn't have as many characters or as much world building and history as OP, but it doesn't have that many chapters either so there's no way it could!
Part of me is glad that you remain loyal to One Piece, but I'm so used to talking about theories with you that it feels wrong to leave you out, even when talking about another series..
And I guess there is nothing new about us disagreeing about theories. Almost makes me feel nostalgic, because this is just like when we first started chatting. You disagreed with pretty much all of my OP theories too and I basically took it as a challenge. Back then I still had the energy to sit down and write about them in depth. I think I'll try to do that here too, although if you don't care, then you don't care - and there is nothing I can do about that. In that case you'll either get into it later or you won't, but once again I'd like to show you why I think like I do - just like back when I told you why I think Corazon is actually alive. 
But first, I gotta say that a lot of my opinion on AFO comes from stuff you still haven't seen. It's a pain trying to explain how I see Doffy in him when all of that is a huge spoiler. But while he's always shown from All Might's (and one other person with similar standing and opinions) point of view - which naturally paints him completely evil - you'll get a flashback where AFO does what AFO did back when quirks had just appeared. For many many people he was a savior and someone that united the people from the chaos where the sudden change in the society had thrown them. He granted their wishes and gave them whatever they needed and those people definitely considered HIM a hero and were loyal to him out of gratitude. Of course AFO is AFO so it's implied that he only did that to gather followers he could manipulate for his evil goals. But this whole thing reminds me very much about the stuff that happened to Dressrosa. AFO (when he still had a face) was a charismatic leader that had a way with words and knew how to win people over. To me all that just screams "Doffy", even if he looks like a potato now. And as for Roci, there is another character that reminds me of him much more than Toshi does, and that's obviously AFO's little brother. But talking about him is way too far in the spoiler territory for now. However, there is one panel that I absolutely MUST show you - because it reminds me so much of a very specific thing. valoohcs.tumblr.com/post/17701… You can imagine how I reacted to that part after writing something so similar myself..! >_<
But yeah, that's non-canon for Roci, but if I share any more it will just be too big a spoiler. Anyway, you can definitely understand why I wanted you to see that part (with that commentary too). By the way, I really like One For All (the guy) too. ^^
At this point I'm almost certain that Izuku is AFO's son. If not, then Horikoshi is worse than Oda in his trolling because he's been giving so many hints at that lately. With the fast pacing of the manga, I'm just screaming about it nonstop because he really isn't giving us any breaks. xD
But even with the stuff you've already seen.. Like AFO obviously doesn't rely on eyesight to observe his surroundings. There is no reason why he would have missed Izuku and his friends hiding behind that piece of rubble. Or why he'd leave that piece standing while destroying everything else. He must have known that those kids were there. Then what other reason did he have to spare them? Just one of the many suspicious little things I noticed about that.
I'm also pretty sure AFO was planning to lose that battle and get captured since the very beginning (which is why he needed to send all of his allies away) so even now things are going according to his plan. He's exactly where he wants to be and can probably just walk away whenever he feels like it. Just waiting for the "right time" as was mentioned in the newest chapter. But I'll leave this here so that I won't spoil too much just to explain a theory.
Instead, I want to talk about the theory that I hate the most, because while the idea of Toshi dying makes me very sad, I also think it's super clever for a parallel. It certainly repeats the past with the way Nana died and all, but that's exactly what makes it so clever.
I used to think that the one killing All Might wouldn't be Shigaraki, simply because that would make saving him impossible for Midoriya (and I really think Shigaraki will be saved in the end of the story), but the more I thought about it, the more fitting it started to feel. You remember how Nana's death sent Toshinori into the path of revenge and got him to deal with AFO in a very non-heroic way as he actually tried to kill him, and even when that failed he literally SMASHed his face off. Not really something hero-like, no matter how justified his feelings were or how much AFO deserved to get his ass kicked... That was also the situation that ended up destroying All Might's health so he could no longer work as a hero like he used to. Letting those feelings take over ruined him, and later he even admitted that the bloody path he chose may not have been the right one and that he'd like to guide Midoriya into another kind of path to become a hero. There was that and there were those many times when the idea "real heroes don't only save lives, they save hearts too" was mentioned - which really makes me think that this story is becoming one where the villains will be saved rather than SMASHed in the face. Not your typical "good beats evil" kind of hero comic. Now, back to that parallel... When Toshi gets killed, probably by Shigaraki, I'm sure that Midoriya will get very very upset. But how he acts in that situation will be the major difference between him and Toshi. If Deku can get above those feelings and saves Shigaraki even after he's done something so unforgivable (probably after a long battle anyway, it's a shounen manga after all) instead of finishing him off, wouldn't that just be a very heroic thing to do..? Especially when Izuku is known for being emotional. Wouldn't that be how he becomes the "number one hero" as advertised since the beginning of the story. Even better as a hero than All Might was, since he's finally able to save the hearts of the villains too. I keep remembering Twice's words about them becoming villains because the world was so unwelcoming to insane people. What if they'll finally be offered a place in the society where they can fit in? When the history repeats itself so clearly, it will be easy to spot what's different and better. And the fact that there is even a "shadow" of All Might (or memory, or whatever you want to call it) within OFA makes it seem a thousand times more likely that the real Toshi will vanish. It seems so foreshadowing for a time when Midoriya can't go to talk to the real All Might anymore, and he'd try to seek for him within the quirk. I'd love to be wrong about this, but there are too many hints and they aren't even being subtle anymore. I'm actually afraid that Toshinori's final arc is beginning right now - based on all the stuff that's currently happening in the manga (man, I've been so afraid about Gran Torino contacting him - because he was doing research on Shigaraki and the league of villains, and, well.. "The phone call is here..!")
And as for Toshi, even if he dies like I think.. Wouldn't you call that character development how he admitted that his way of doing things may have been wrong? And how he's learning from Deku as much as Deku is learning from him? And one more thing that's still a spoiler. None of that development was wasted either because it was a learning experience for Midoriya and to the readers.
Welp, this was as short and spoilerfree as I could keep it. I feel like I shouldn't bother you with these theories when I can remember what it's like to be so full of One Piece that you can't really find it in your heart to care about any other manga like that... I'll probably just let you read BNHA in peace as a casual fan so you'll see what happens when it happens instead of predicting and analyzing every little detail. For me BNHA is currently the main treat and I can't hear anything over my own screaming about it, but I've got Samira and Ginny in the same boat, so I can scream about the chapters to them instead. xD
And I'm sure Oda will grab me by the neck and drag me right back to the OP hype at some point when things are getting even more exciting at Wa. (at least my prediction for OP is mostly a happy thing - I'm gonna need that after losing Toshi.. >_< )
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Since I'm still so behind I'm probably doing that, but it isn't because my mind is only focused on OP; I currently read many other manga too (and other stuff), and lately I'm especially liking Dr. Stone (even more than The Promised Neverland, which had a great start but isn't doing as well in later arcs imho).
There are other ongoing manga that I love, for example Adachi's ones, Glass no Kamen, and Silver Spoon. Probably I don't like any of them as much as OP, but they are still top tier for me. If I told you about everything I like about them I wouldn't ever end and I'm not sure you would be interested to begin with, but I can definitely love more series at once.
That said, I still do like BNHA--just on a lesser extent (for now at least). You can keep talking with me about it if you want, but please don't expect the same emotional involvement from me (for now).
About that panel, it does remind me of ROAR!
But even if I don't know about the full AFO's flashback yet please keep in mind that what point of view(s) authors use in their stories is a huge deal, and depending how you use it/them the result on the readers can be completely different. Then there are personal tastes to take into consideration too: you can't choose what you end up loving, for better or worse... ^^'
I read the rest of your comment carefully and some things you wrote are quite interesting, but maybe my personal "problem" with NBHA is that its starting point is still a Japanese setting, even if in the future (I don't remember how many years in the future right now). Considering what Japan has been since the end of WW2, the hero society is a clear regression: there is more violence in general in the BNHA world, while real Japan is probably the less dangerous place where to live in the world (well, not counting natural disasters...), and all those interesting things you wrote would fit better if the story setting was a different country imho. Why? Because no matter what progression the BNHA world will have in the future of the story's universe, it wouldn't still feel much comparing to the real world and especially compared to real Japan. Unless the series doesn't start to question seriously issues like death penalty (which is still used in Japan). The only part that could show a bit of progression is the one about people with mental issues/illnesses and how they're treated, and I'm happy you brought that up since I think that's one of the best part of BNHA so far, albeit not so central (from the little I watched/read at least) to really grab my attention yet.
Anyway, your theory about Deku and Shigaraki is based on a scenario that is really similar to something that happened in a past Hunter x Hunter arc, so you may be right (Deku's character design is quite similar to HxH protagonist, Gon, and there may be a reason for that). But that leads to another "problem" I have with BNHA: the fact that it often feels derivative and not original enough to me (not even in its execution, which is the thing that counts most since nothing is completely original anymore/most of the time).
But these are just my personal opinions, based on a shorter part of the story in comparison to what you know, so I take them with a gain of salt myself: in other words, they aren't final and are subject to change.
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