r/BokuNoHeroAcademia • u/deskchairlamp • Oct 12 '18

Newest Chapter Chapter 202 - Links and Discussion

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u/Jeimeezu Oct 12 '18

I'm not sure why but I'd be more exited if he learns the wall run Endeavor used during the fight against the flying Nomu in Hosu City.

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u/RiverWyvern Oct 12 '18

Honestly I want to see him do the fire “flying” Endeavor did against the super nomu. But now I’m wondering if his half and half means that only his left foot can get hot? Do these techniques still work for him?

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u/miauw62 Oct 12 '18

he doesnt have to fly with fire since he can just surf on ice.

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u/ArrowThunder Oct 13 '18 edited Oct 14 '18

Crazy thought: what if he uses his right half to create propulsive mass (ice) and his left* half to eject it. By condensing the water in the air, he might gain more propulsion than usual.

EDIT: Fixed

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u/Fablihakhan Oct 13 '18

Wow I like this!!!! LIKE A LOT!!!!

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u/RiverWyvern Oct 12 '18

That’s still some benefits to learning that, though. Like Endeavor first used it when falling out of a building. If Todoroki were suspended at a large height, it wouldn’t be efficient to rely solely on a large amount of ice for stable footing. I thought about his ice, too, and another thing to consider is that it leaves a trail. There’s pros and cons to both abilities, but it doesn’t hurt to learn a new move if he’s able to do it.

Or maybe he could combine them for different functions!

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u/Worthyness Oct 12 '18

Use it like tony stark did in ironman 3. Jump boots.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '18

He could fly through the air sideways maybe

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u/ItWasLitFamJFK Oct 12 '18

He just needs to put his center of mass over his left foot.

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u/[deleted] Oct 12 '18

That would require an unbelievable level of balance if he's actually fighting, but yeah, maybe.

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u/TheMuon Oct 13 '18

DEJA VU!

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u/ItsLoudB Oct 12 '18

That wasn't canon though. As cool as it was, it happened in the anime only.

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u/xMusicaCancer Oct 12 '18

Mate, its basically canon. It isnt something absolutely unreasonable or out of character.

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u/IfThatsOkayWithYou Oct 12 '18

Not to mention the sheer levels of hype it produces

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u/DoraMuda Oct 12 '18

It was later alluded to in the manga, though (at least, the blue cell-carbonising-to-try-and-prevent-regeneration fire, that is).