My Hero Academia Finally Confirms Its Most Discussed Romance Is Actually True
Warning: Spoilers for My Hero Academia chapter #394 and beyond
Ochako's long-awaited confession of love for Deku not only pleases fans, but also brings a fresh approach to the expected romance. Ochako's strategy to address Toga's obsession with their shared love for Deku proves effective in reining her back in. The most impactful element of Ochako's confession is not her love for Deku, but her appreciation for Toga's unique smile, fulfilling the villain's desire for acceptance.
It feels like years since My Hero Academia last addressed the potential romance between Deku and Ochako Uraraka. Yet, the series just confirmed that at least Ochako is officially in love with Deku, which she expresses in a powerful display that is sure to please My Hero Academia fans who've been waiting for Deku and Ochako's romance to truly blossom. Apart from happening right when it should, how Ochako does so masterfully keeps the expected confession surprisingly fresh.
Ochako's long-awaited confession of love for Deku not only pleases fans, but also brings a fresh approach to the expected romance. Ochako's strategy to address Toga's obsession with their shared love for Deku proves effective in reining her back in. The most impactful element of Ochako's confession is not her love for Deku, but her appreciation for Toga's unique smile, fulfilling the villain's desire for acceptance.
It feels like years since My Hero Academia last addressed the potential romance between Deku and Ochako Uraraka. Yet, the series just confirmed that at least Ochako is officially in love with Deku, which she expresses in a powerful display that is sure to please My Hero Academia fans who've been waiting for Deku and Ochako's romance to truly blossom. Apart from happening right when it should, how Ochako does so masterfully keeps the expected confession surprisingly fresh.
- 8/2/2024
- by Steven Blackburn
- ScreenRant
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