My son made this. He called it “Monstrous Moon” and it was presented to me at a parent teacher’s conference this week.
Teacher: “Can we talk about your son’s art project? He made this moon.” Me: “Neat.” T: “He then told the class that it was an evil moon that demanded gifts and songs. People who made it happy could turn into werewolves and those who made it mad would be eaten by said werewolves.” M: “Ah.” T: “He then said we was making the monstrous moon happy and howled, which made other kids howl. They then spent recess howling and talking about eating people.” M: “Oh. That’s a problem.” T: “I’m glad we’re on the same page here.” M: “I’ll speak to him about the importance of the separation of Church and State. He shouldn’t bring his religion to school.” T: “Uh, that’s not what I meant. I have a few therapists that-” M: “HHHHHOOOOOWWWWWWLLLLL”
IDK how many people were paying extra close attention during the studying/test montage, but I just wanted to point out:
It’s pretty much implied that Bakugou finished his exams on the first day, way before anyone else did.
I love the details that let you know that Bakugou is more than a hothead– Especially seeing it reflected in small ways that he’s actually a really smart, focused, and driven guy.
This kind of thing would be hard to communicate in the manga without saying so directly. I hope we see more subtle character development through the rest of the anime!
