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MHA Opinion : Can Eraserhead erase Toru Hagakure’s (Invisible Girl) quirk?

by Denueve C.
written by Denueve C.

As I was browsing the web the other day, I came across a quite subtle topic about Shota Aizawa (Eraserhead) erasing Toru Hagakure’s quirk at My Hero Academia. Is it even possible? Check out the my opinion below.

First and foremost, erasing Invisible Girl’s quirk might excite the inner Mineta sleeping inside of you but I assure you that those are taboo!

In my opinion, Mr. Aizawa WILL NOT BE ABLE to erase Toru’s quirk at all on My Hero Academia. Not because of some rules or regulations but because of the fact that Mr. Aizawa (Eraserhead) will not be able to pinpoint his target. – (Assuming that Invisible Girl will remove both her gloves and shoes for that matter).

1. Mr. Aizawa have to pinpoint his target

As we all know and I believed it was discussed during the airing of the series, Mr. Aizawa’s quirk could only erase/disable someone else’s quirk given that he will have to concentrate on his target. Okay, let that sink in for a moment…

So how will you be able to concentrate on something you can’t see? Without anything that you could lock your eyes on, you could never actually concentrate on looking at something.

2. Toru Hagakure (Invsible Girl) costume

I think this could be easily grasped after the introduction of Mirio Togata and his costume. If you’ve been reading the manga, Mirio’s costume is made purely out of his hair. Should the same concept was applied to Toru’s hero outfit, Aizawa sensei will never be able to pinpoint her whereabouts rendering his quirk useless.

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Given the two scenarios above, surely Mr. Aizawa will never be able to erase/disable Toru’s quirk. Do note that he WILL NOT BE ABLE to do so. However, given specific conditions Aizawa sensei could definitely erase Toru’s quirk.

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Anime

Kuroko no Basket – First Impression

by Denueve C.
written by Denueve C.

 

In the midst of the recent heart-stopping NBA playoffs, let’s tackle an anime that clearly falls in line with the same category.

Kuroko No Basket is a basketball themed anime that has some twists when it comes to techniques. Unlike the famous series from the 90’s – Slam Dunk, this anime adds special techniques which became somewhat popular to sports themed anime during the 2K era.

Given the animation that is pretty neat in itself, the story line is somewhat impressive too. The story revolves on how a “Dream Team” part ways and ends up battling themselves to the top. Or at least that’s how I think the story will continue. Just like from its senior, Slam Dunk, basketball’s goal is to be the best playing team out there.

Since w’ere tackling the minor difference it have from its senior, of course these special techniques were fictional. But despite being too good to be true as to how it was described, these techniques were not at all impossible to accomplish. I believe there were anime – real life comparison circulating on social media some time around that may prove this statement.

A very odd thing about this series is that they are too much of a “Dream Team”. They never miss, they pass with 110{ef8f7c64cf5d82c784f3e58e10df219bf850592878025d3f3a5afe8459a6cc97} accuracy and the feat displayed was definitely beyond human. Of course this is an anime and anything goes on this side of the town. Maybe I was just comparing the two after all. You decide.

I am not really into sports so I probably wouldn’t have much on this one. Feel free to drop your comments below and enlighten me.

Photo Credit:
[1] Yamaguchihoshiko Wordpress

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Anime

One Piece – The Cursed Holy Sword Review

by Denueve C.
written by Denueve C.

As the One Piece arc starts to sizzle to greater heights, I decided to stop by some of the One Piece films that I haven’t got the chance to watch hence this review.

The Cursed Holy Sword. A One Piece movie that mainly tackles about Roronoa Zorro’s past. Who knew that the aspiring best swordsman in the One Piece series have a childhood friend which later on became an enemy!? I’m pretty sure though that succeeding chapters and episodes will soon tackle more about Zorro especially since it’s time for the Wano Arc. The land of the samurai. (Or at least that’s what I think given the fact the Wano was where Kin’emon and Ryuma came from).

Great! It seems that this review is at the very least near the current arc at One Piece so let’s proceed then!

The Cursed Holy Sword is the 5th animated film of One Piece. Here you will see the childhood friend of our former Pirate Hunter, Saga as he became the main antagonist of the story.

Setting such spoilers aside, the movie feels lacking on something though I can’t seem to specify on which part. The story as any other One Piece movie seems relatively short as it only lasts about an hour and a half. However, given what may seem as a negative aspect, this specific movie was colorful enough to tackle about rituals and the legend behind the catastrophe that awaits the Straw Hat Pirate Crew.

 

The spotlight of the movie is of course at Zorro so you won’t be expecting any breath taking events from our captain Luffy while the comedy it displays will still get you from time to time especially during the Luffy and Usopp duo. The film as gathered from the One Piece wikia likely takes place after the Skypiea Arc.

Despite being one of the most violent animated production on One Piece, I believe that it is necessary as we’re talking about the bond of swordsmen. Bloody in a sense given the fact that the legend including the ritual should take effect during a Blood Moon and as the title suggests, it was cursed. When does “Curse” bear a lighter definition anyway?

All in all, it’s a bit far from the intensity of other One Piece movies but it bears a rich story line that will hook you should you be interested in such things as Rituals and Legends.

Any opinion on One Piece – The Curse Holy Sword? Don’t hesitate to drop your comments below and we’ll get back to you!

Image Sources:
[1] One Piece Wikia
[2] Screen Captured on Film

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Anime

The Seven Deadly Sins – Prisoners of the Sky Schedule!

by Denueve C.
written by Denueve C.

The Seven Deadly Sins’ first ever movie just released its airing date!

Surely Nanatsu No Tai Zai (The Seven Deadly Sins) fans are astounded for this great news! Written by its own author Nakaba Suzuki, its fan base are now categorizing this as a canon of the great series whose Season 2 is currently on-going as of this writing.

Based on circulating news, the story will focus on The Seven Deadly Sins travel to the Sky for a supposed gift for the King of Liones Kingdom. From there, they will encounter The Six Knights of Black whose aim is to free a beast that was locked 3,000 years which was maintained by the locals of the sky. However, the story’s timeline remains unknown.

 

Given the circulating information plus the release of the movie’s first “supposed” trailer, we see the Ten Commandments as previewed on Season 2. Not only that, its supposed trailer depicts bits of the opening from Season 2. Check out this image grabbed from the clip.

 

Scheduled released on Japanese theaters is on August 18, 2018 while no announcement was made if this will hit foreign theaters any time soon.

For the mean time, check out this circulating trailer at YouTube.

Image Source:
[1] Nanatsu No Tai Zai Facebook Page
[2] Qoo-App
[3] YouTube Trailer

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The Promised Neverland – Review

by Denueve C.
written by Denueve C.

Looking for another high caliber manga to read? The Promised Neverland will surely make you hold on to whatever medium you’re using to read this really awesome manga.

The Promised Neverland is an ongoing series that features three protagonists namely Ray, Emma and Norman. The story kicks off at an orphanage where the three of them together with other foster kids live peacefully. They are the brightest among the foster kids living at Grace Field House. Having said, they were also among the kids to discover the truth behind the orphanage and their supposed “Foster Parents”.

Just like any other orphanage, Grace Field House is taking great care of the foster kids. With one head of the house to nurture them, the kids were living a life more than they would ever have dreamed of having. But what awaits them outside the orphanage? This is what the three brightest kids living at Grace Field, have discovered turning the peaceful orphanage to a thriller filled manga.

If you’re looking for something to stimulate the cells inside your strong mind, then you’d do better reading this manga. This will surely make you hold on to your reading medium longer than you’ve anticipated. Then when you reach the latest chapter… You’re sure to long for more.

The way the author goes from detail to detail, from mystery to mystery and how the talented artists behind make this manga come to life in your imagination is really astounding!

I would personally recommend this manga to those who are seeking another Death Note or Bloody Monday kind of experience. The execution of each plans, and how they come to a conclusion will surely satisfy your colorful mind.

Image Source: Goboiano

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