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* MemeticMutation: It has not gone unnoticed by any ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' fans who read the story that Hwajin Na has a very close physical resemblance to Shota Aizawa, despite their differing personalities. So there is a consistent running in-joke in the comments section that he is Eraserhead and has decided to take his teaching job to the next level. [[AscendedMeme Even LINE Manga got in on the joke]], because in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBAZ-Gw782I this promo video]], he's even ''voiced'' by Aizawa's japanese voice actor, Creator/JunichiSuwabe.
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* MemeticMutation: It has not gone unnoticed by any ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' fans who read the story that Hwajin Na has a very close physical resemblance to Shota Aizawa, despite their differing personalities. So there is a consistent running in-joke in the comments section that he is Eraserhead and has decided to take his teaching job to the next level. [[AscendedMeme Even LINE Manga got in on the joke]], because in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBAZ-Gw782I this promo video]], he's even ''voiced'' by Aizawa's japanese Japanese voice actor, Creator/JunichiSuwabe.
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Removing examples for misuse; Just Here For Godzilla because a work's element is not for entertainment but for notoriety, No Such Thing As Bad Publicity because the work did not benefit from bad publicity (the English release did not return, for example) in addition to being written one-sidedly positive (thread
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* JustHereForGodzilla: After the infamous panel where Daniel calls Mukhyun "FXXXING NXXGA", many online users flocked to see if it was true, albeit only published under a {{scanlation}} while the chapter it happened in never actually made it to the official English Webtoon platform before the series got taken down.
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* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: Chapter 125 put the webcomic in hot waters for fighting racism with racism. However, a lot of readers came to look into the series to see if the controversy was real, and became invested in it, particularly taking a liking to the CatharsisFactor dished out on bullies. There are even fans that already missing this webcomic and hope for the hiatus to end. It does help that the creators made a public apology, took down the last two recent chapters, and are currently rewriting an entire arc to make up for the controversy.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: Nowadays, if you ask anyone about Get Schooled, they may first think about chapter 125, where they tried tackling racism... [[ATasteOfTheirOwnMedicine with racism]]. The negative reception to this chapter (leaked via {{scanlation}}) had gotten so out of hand that it got the webcomic as a whole removed from the English Webtoon platform despite the official English translation having never released that chapter itself. As of the webtoon's return on January 2024, the entire arc has been removed and replaced by a brand new story tackling the issue of DrugsAreBad.
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* NightmareFuel: In the first chapter alone brings up about how vicious the bullies can get, but don’t even think that teachers are immune. How bad is it? A teacher got beaten to death by their own student! No wonder TRPA got put in the picture.
** Junhyeok tormenting Daeseok just because he dared to stop him from targeting a teacher. The poor kid was ostracized by the entire school and delinquents constantly ganged up on him and beat him up, and his dad got driven into financial ruin. All of this cumulated into Daeseok’s suicide.
** When Yeri discovers that her home room teacher, Miss Jung, reported her to TRPA, she breaks into her home and tries to attack her with a box cutter! Even her underlings were horrified and tried to stop her. Good thing Hanrim bursts in and puts a stop to her wrath.
** Junhyeok tormenting Daeseok just because he dared to stop him from targeting a teacher. The poor kid was ostracized by the entire school and delinquents constantly ganged up on him and beat him up, and his dad got driven into financial ruin. All of this cumulated into Daeseok’s suicide.
** When Yeri discovers that her home room teacher, Miss Jung, reported her to TRPA, she breaks into her home and tries to attack her with a box cutter! Even her underlings were horrified and tried to stop her. Good thing Hanrim bursts in and puts a stop to her wrath.
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Beam Me Up Scotty is about lines, not character relationships. It also isn't a YMMV trope.
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* BeamMeUpScotty: Contrary to what many fans believe, Hwajin Na and Gangseok Choi are not father and son. While Hwajin did greet him as dad in chapter 7, Gangseok’s immediate response was to give him a DeathGlare and kicked him away, [[BerserkButton pissed that Hwajin dared to call him dad]]. If that was his actual father, why would he get so angry that his own child would greet him as dad? Need we be reminded that they both have completely different surnames? In that same chapter also states they’re visiting the grave of Gangseok’s daughter, Gayoon. It’s because of this event that strongly implies that Hwajin and Gayoon might have been in a romantic relationship, because in many Asian cultures, it’s a custom to refer to the spouses parents not by their given name but as your own parent. [[spoiler: The final nail to the coffin in chapter 111 confirms once and for all that Gayoon was Hwajin’s fiancée before her death.]]
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* CommonKnowledge: Contrary to what many fans believe, Hwajin Na and Gangseok Choi are not father and son. While Hwajin did greet him as dad in chapter 7, Gangseok’s immediate response was to give him a DeathGlare and kicked him away, [[BerserkButton pissed that Hwajin dared to call him dad]]. If that was his actual father, why would he get so angry that his own child would greet him as dad? Need we be reminded that they both have completely different surnames? In that same chapter also states they’re visiting the grave of Gangseok’s daughter, Gayoon. It’s because of this event that strongly implies that Hwajin and Gayoon might have been in a romantic relationship, because in many Asian cultures, it’s a custom to refer to the spouses parents not by their given name but as your own parent. [[spoiler: The final nail to the coffin in chapter 111 confirms once and for all that Gayoon was Hwajin’s fiancée before her death.]]
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* MemeticMutation: It has not gone unnoticed by any ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' fans who read the story that Hwajin Na has a very close physical resemblance to Shota Aizawa, despite their differing personalities. So there is a consistent running in-joke in the comments section that he is Eraserhead and has decided to take his teaching job to the next level. It seems like LINE Manga is in on the joke, because in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBAZ-Gw782I this promo video]], he's even ''voiced'' by Aizawa's japanese voice actor, Creator/JunichiSuwabe.
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* MemeticMutation: It has not gone unnoticed by any ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' fans who read the story that Hwajin Na has a very close physical resemblance to Shota Aizawa, despite their differing personalities. So there is a consistent running in-joke in the comments section that he is Eraserhead and has decided to take his teaching job to the next level. It seems like [[AscendedMeme Even LINE Manga is got in on the joke, joke]], because in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBAZ-Gw782I this promo video]], he's even ''voiced'' by Aizawa's japanese voice actor, Creator/JunichiSuwabe.
