#bc seriously

Since their love for DnD was set up as something essential to the interpersonal relationships within the party. Within this sequence we could have, allegorically, seen the mage detach from the paladin and set out for her own personal journey, leaving the relationship that was weighing her down, showing how there truly is more to life than stupid boys.

It could have been used as a tool for showcasing the paladin’s own realizations, his own complicated feelings regarding the cleric, the way his own internal struggles have ultimately led to hurting both of the people he cares about so deeply. The cleric reminding him of his true, geekish inner self in which the entire fantasy land the sequence takes place in plays the most crucial role. Reminding him, that in order to be loved, he doesn’t have to suppress that part of himself or put on a facade. The whole conflict between season 3 Will not wanting to grow up and Mike returning to that very same mindset as soon as Will and El were gone could have been resolved here. This could’ve offered room for utilization of the Eddie doctrine as well, since he was just as important to Mike as he was to Dustin, and I don’t think we ever even saw the impact his passing had on him? Reminding of what he taught Mike about self acceptance could’ve done the job.

God, it all could have been so beautiful. Instead of having Steve ask mickey mouse questions every 5 minutes and dumbing everything down for the audience, a magical fantasy land as an allegory for the characters’ internal worlds could have been perfect exposition.

LOV attacking:

Present Mic: AIZAWA HAS A KID!!

LOV: Uh…

Shigaraki: I really do not see how and why that is important information in this current battle—

Kurogiri, who had completely short circuited when Present Mic announced that: Pics or it didn’t happen.

LOV: HUH??!

who gave him the RIGHT to be so pretty

When i ended up the anime, i was super in love with it, so obviously i went to the fandom, to see what other people were thinking about Toradora! And... holy sh*t so many commentaries, with so many likes, saying things like "Taiga is a terrible person i hate her!", "Taiga is terribly written, and super annoying, she shouldn't be with Ryuuji", "Ryuuji should stay with Minorin or Kawashima!" "This is ending was bullsh*t! Why did she goes away?"

I was shocked, really shocked, i mean, i thought that the history made very interesting messages, but a lot of ppl didn't take it, but it was so clear, at least for me?

About Ryuuji liking Minorin... bruh, one of the main point of the series, is the difference between loving someone because the imagem that you have about them, and loving someone for who they are. The second one is literally Ryuuji and Taiga relationship!!! Ryuuji only didn't perceived that he was in love with her, because his thought of love is putting someone on a pedestal, thinking of someone as perfect, but with Taiga was'nt like that, he fell for all who she is, and this is why i love this anime so much.

And the most annoying one is "They're more like brothers"... HOW? Because they're close? Because they keep going to each other houses? Because they don't keep blushing everytime that they speak with each other? Because they don't keep fantasing about each other? Because they don't put each other in a pedestal? Holy sh*t... The history is literally about their platonic relationship evolving to a romantic one... maybe if Taiga or Ryuuji kept talking about each other as the same way they talked of Minorin or Kitamura, iit would be more believable that they are in love 😒.

And last, the people who complained about them getting togheter, for the sake of god, this is a romance, the protagonists always end up with each other.