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6/26/2025, 3:11:10 AM
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Oh If you're talking about storytelling and heroism and not reality then I can respond in an entirely different way. The manga does have love in a heroic and spiritual framework. It features symbolism and metaphor to set up characters as gods in romance. The point of the Toga's blood possession of Ochako is to portray symbolically as Izanami, goddess of creation and death who is a living dead woman in the land of yomi. The idea of a mythlogical living dead woman is common in several as well as the journey to see her is common across several cultures. Just as well, one for all is supposed to make izuku a symbolic representation of a god or messiah. You were pulling your ideas of love and heroism mostly from modern sources when the author was setting up metaphorical ideas of love from various mythologies, the original source of heroic ideas.
Oh If you're talking about storytelling and heroism and not reality then I can respond in an entirely different way. The manga does have love in a heroic and spiritual framework. It features symbolism and metaphor to set up characters as gods in romance. The point of the Toga's blood possession of Ochako is to portray symbolically as Izanami, goddess of creation and death who is a living dead woman in the land of yomi. The idea of a mythlogical living dead woman is common in several as well as the journey to see her is common across several cultures. Just as well, one for all is supposed to make izuku a symbolic representation of a god or messiah. You were pulling your ideas of love and heroism mostly from modern sources when the author was setting up metaphorical ideas of love from various mythologies, the original source of heroic ideas.
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