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** [[spoiler:EMIYA's HeroicSacrifice.]]
** [[spoiler:EMIYA's HeroicSacrifice.]]
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* TearJerker:
**TearJerker: [[spoiler:EMIYA's HeroicSacrifice.]]
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* TearJerker:
** [[spoiler:EMIYA's HeroicSacrifice.]]
** [[spoiler:EMIYA's HeroicSacrifice.]]
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** [[Franchise/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
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** [[Franchise/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.''WebComic/TheGamer''.
** [[spoiler:Stendhal (pre-Hero Killer Stain) and the Crawler show up in EMIYA's HeroicSacrifice "cutscene".]]
** [[spoiler:Stendhal (pre-Hero Killer Stain) and the Crawler show up in EMIYA's HeroicSacrifice "cutscene".]]
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** [[Franchise/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No one is arguing that [[AssholeVictim the man didn't have it coming]], and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the lack of onscreen judicial involvement and the utter glee they enacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best, it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No one is arguing that [[AssholeVictim the man didn't have it coming]], and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the lack of onscreen judicial involvement and the utter glee they enacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best, it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
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** [[Franchise/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No one is arguing that [[AssholeVictim the man didn't have it coming]], and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the lack of onscreen judicial involvement and the utter glee they enacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best, it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.''WebComic/TheGamer''.
* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No one is arguing that [[AssholeVictim the man didn't have it coming]], and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the lack of onscreen judicial involvement and the utter glee they enacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best, it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
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* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No one is arguing that [[AssholeVictim the man didn't have it coming]], and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the complete lack of judicial involvement and the utter glee they enacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best, it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
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* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No one is arguing that [[AssholeVictim the man didn't have it coming]], and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the complete lack of onscreen judicial involvement and the utter glee they enacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best, it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
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* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No one is arguing that the man didn't have it coming, and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the complete lack of judicial oversight and utter glee they enacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
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* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No one is arguing that [[AssholeVictim the man didn't have it coming, coming]], and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the complete lack of judicial oversight involvement and the utter glee they enacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best best, it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
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* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No on is arguing that the man didn't have it coming, and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the complete lack of judicial oversight and utter glee they inacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
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* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No on one is arguing that the man didn't have it coming, and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the complete lack of judicial oversight and utter glee they inacted enacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
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** [[Franchise/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
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** [[Franchise/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.''WebComic/TheGamer''.
* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No on is arguing that the man didn't have it coming, and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the complete lack of judicial oversight and utter glee they inacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
* UnfortunateImplications: Overhaul's imprisonment has left a bad taste in some readers' mouths. No on is arguing that the man didn't have it coming, and the method of containment is arguably justified given the quirk involved, but the complete lack of judicial oversight and utter glee they inacted the plan with wasn't exactly heroic. At best it's a pretty stark case of ValuesDissonance with a society that has had to adjust to the presence of superpowers. At worst, it's an abuse of power that undermines the moral positions of everyone involved and lends support to the arguments of those like Stain and Shigaraki.
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* CatharsisFactor: Izuku arranges for Eri to [[spoiler: destroy Overhaul's mask]]. She goes through a brief fit of rage during it, and then cries after.
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** [[ComicBook/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
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** [[ComicBook/TheFlash [[Franchise/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: [[ComicBook/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: UnexpectedCharacter:
** While the replacement characters in class 1-A all show up in the story in some way before they are named, [[Manga/{{Gamma}} Hikari Shimooka]] appears in 1-B's roster with no build up. It does not hurt her unexpectedness that the manga in which she originally appears is not very well known.
** [[ComicBook/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
** While the replacement characters in class 1-A all show up in the story in some way before they are named, [[Manga/{{Gamma}} Hikari Shimooka]] appears in 1-B's roster with no build up. It does not hurt her unexpectedness that the manga in which she originally appears is not very well known.
** [[ComicBook/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: [[ComicBook/TheFlash Berri Allen]], one of the Rhode Island Seven, appears at the end of the Sports Festival Arc. She also mentions [[Webcomic/TheGamer Shin Sun-il]] as fellow Pro Hero Captain Korea, showing that this is an actual crossover with ''WebComic/TheGamer''.
