>grown man
>weak
>slow
>stupid
>doesn't put his heart and soul into becoming the best hero he can be and just settles for being weak
>obeys traffic laws in the middle of a crisis where people's lives are in danger
>zero charisma
>no one respects him, they project their bullshit aspirations onto him and he fails to deliver
>rejected by the idealistic Garou
Why does Any Forums praise this guy but shit all over
Deku? You really think Deku should have been like this loser?
Grown man
Gavin Foster
Ryan Scott
Deku should have been like him yes
Jaxson Rivera
>>weak
>>slow
>>stupid
He is actually peak human, in a smaller package. He is at the same strength level as Tanktop Tiger.
He can easily kick the ass of any criminal without superpowers, and with only some difficulty with those armed with guns. And have you TRIED to use a bicycle as a projectile weapon? That shit ain't possible by a normal person.
Kayden Hernandez
His season 1 theme slaps hard
Parker Johnson
He is the author of Act Age
Colton Morgan
>doesn't put his heart and soul into becoming the best hero he can be and just settles for being weak
???
Caleb Davis
Mumen Raider doesn't cry all the time, and when offered a power handout by the NeoHero association (ONE web comic) he rejected it
Jack Reyes
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Brody Peterson
>doesn’t cry all the time like a faggot
>doesn’t get literal cheat code powers out of nowhere, works hard and relies on his own strength
Blake Reed
>He is actually peak human, in a smaller package. He is at the same strength level as Tanktop Tiger.
Seriously? Does he just end up looking like a shitter because he fights things way above his level?
Hudson Parker
Nah, the dude might not be the top dog but he puts his heart into it despite being a normal guy. Plus as said he's fairly strong against common crooks. Monsters are of course way out of his league.
Nathan Hughes
Fuck off Jeremy, you already made this thread.
Xavier Cox
>watching an anime with plot armor given at the beginning
fuck off normie
Elijah Scott
>normie
Benjamin Ross
He gets a power armor in the webcomic
Chase Flores
>Seriously? Does he just end up looking like a shitter because he fights things way above his level?
Basically. But at some point he knows he would just become a casualty and do his best helping within his means instead.
He would willingly sacrifice himself it it could make any difference, but he isn't stupid.
Caleb Young
I like Licenseless Rider. I don't think I like Deku.
Bentley Adams
>peak human
I think he's definitely superhuman. No way a real person could survive what he does.
Brayden Foster
Mumen rider helps out his neighborhood and never complains about having to do small tasks.
Deku only wants to be a superhero and didn't even try to help out his neighborhood. He's not even the MC of mhaverse, Koichi is.
Jace Thompson
There was this one time I saw him get a kid's balloon out of a tree.
Luis Ramirez
This. Literally JUST FUCKING THIS!!!!
This little thing, so meaningless it may be in retrospective, is what seperates the pussy Deku from Mumen Rider.
Deku has the fucking notion of either reaching All-Might's level of 'heroism' or there's no point in helping, all the notebooks he filling up from watching other Pros are supposed to display him as a smart kid with no muscles, yet the amount of that knowledge from the notebooks are just countable on one, with the mention of his notebooks are just barely above the uses.
Meanwhile Mumen Rider does something minor as getting a balloon out of a tree while everyone else just panics of potential incoming doom, not because it's the right thing and something anyone can do, but are too distracted with oneself. Fuck where even are the parents of this kid?
All the fucks who admire deku and are not in his class are either beforehand pinched into a situation where he destroys himself for that "Self-sacrifice"-Notion. All the small kids in the movie were somewhat based until they got saved by Deku and got into that "He's got that something you want to follow him"-trope going on.
Mumen Rider doesn't encourage either of it, he just something he can do to help others who are more suited for high-risk situations.
He's feeling more relatable than over half of the MHA-Cast combined (Not counting Vigilantes since its based.)
Deku dreams of All Might, while as the Grown Adult is more of a aspiration towards others to make a day even better, even if its just a little something as taking out trash.
TL:DR; Dekus many brain cells were nothing to begin with.
Cameron Jackson
This thread again?
Jackson Myers
They're similar, except one has Superman powers while the other has a bycicle and an unbreakable spirit.
>>doesn't put his heart and soul into becoming the best hero he can be and just settles for being weak
So did Deku before he got Superman powers. Mumen Rider knows he shouldn't move up a class because he can't handle city-destroying threats by himself.
>>obeys traffic laws in the middle of a crisis where people's lives are in danger
He lost his license speeding to crime scenes. Blame the rule of law not making exceptions for Heroes.
>>zero charisma
He's one of the top rated Heroes in the association.
>You really think Deku should have been like this hero?
Yes.