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1/ # bnha292 # mha292 #EnjiTodoroki #Endeavor #Dabi #ToyaTodoroki #bnhaspoilers #todorokifamily Why is Endeavor freezes and unable to do anything? Tread
2/ I am writing this tread because I have noticed that so many are criticizing Endeavor for standing still in front of what is going on. In this tread, I'm not trying to defend Endeavor or justify its actions as a “family abuser” or anything else, I'm just trying to...
3/ ...be objective. Many are defending Toya and I can understand why: he is a well written villain and a generally loved character, with a tragic backstory and intersected with one of the manga's MCs ... but if people want to give a chance for redemption to a mass...
4/ ...murderer who has burned alive more than 30 people that he himself defines innocent, sent a villain to kill his father also involving the only person who comforted him over the years just for pure revenge and who is now trying to kill his younger brother by...
5/ ...committing suicide in the meantime, people must also want to give a second chance to a melancholy and angry father who has beaten his wife and his son, psychologically abused (even if we still don't have a real complete picture) and perhaps physically of the...
6/ ...other children, then leaving them alone because blinded by ambition, anger and who knows what else; But in fact, whether he did it for himself or not, he probably saved a number of hard-to-count lives during his career as a hero.
7/ Enji Todoroki, like Toya Todoroki, is a human being. I also find father and son really similar in temperament, in terms of anger mismanagement. Anger turned Enji into an abuser, Toya into a killer. His shock reaction, his not being able to move, his staying still...
8/ ...while chaos happens in front of him is a purely human and understandable reaction, as well as genuine. in fact He discovered after years that his son (who clearly, given the flashbacks of the previous chapters, loved with all his heart) is alive and not only,...
9/ ...but that he has become a villain and that he hates him with all his being, and that (always because of the actions of Endeavor) deliberately endangered Natsuo and his family. And all this through his fault.
10/ Many are sensitive to issues such as "Mental Breakdown", pain and psychological disturbance in general ... how come these things don't apply to Endeavor as well? Obviously, the piece that made Endeavor changed from a father who was happy to have even only two...
11/ ...children who did not have the quirk that he would have wanted to an angry father who uses violence against his family is not yet known, but I think the vote common to the people whether ANYTHING happened to Endeavor will not justify it. And I understand it ...
12/ But the lack of attention of a father and the jealousy of a brother who is mistreated and beaten (also becoming the primary victim) can justify mass murder and the will to kill a brother and endanger a brother?
13/ Why a boy who commits a massacre and tries to kill himself and his brother blinded by anger can be understood and pampered and is worthy of redemption, while an abusive father who has realized he was wrong and is looking for concrete actions
14/ to clean up without expecting anything back, can't he be LITTLE pitied? Many have always complained that Endeavor seemed to feel nothing for his family, for his children and that in fact it was just a pile of glowing garbage. Now he's showing his human frailty...
15/ ...(again, as the first time we saw him break is in chapter # bnha252 (also creating a parallel) when he has a confrontation with Natsuo and finally opens up) and mental shock ( I don't think it's a coincidence that he's impaled like Rei Todoroki in the hospital) .
16/ .. but that's not good anyway. I understand that for many, Endeavor should just die and cancel itself out, but whatever this man does is looked upon.
17/ Enji Todoroki deserves to suffer, according to many by paying with his blood for his actions. It's understandable, I don't deny it and that's okay. But I think it's normal for him to have this moment when he's not himself. Hero number one is stuck in place...
18/ ...because his life, everything he believed to be reality (and since he began his path to redemption, all his painful thoughts about his faults as an abusive father and probably also feeling guilty about Toya) is crumbling before his eyes. So yes, Endeavor has a...
19/ ...right to have a mental breakdown.
