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I've seen many episodes of boku no hero especially the fifth season an I've been getting an ordinary vibe from it. from the point where "my villain academia" started t seemed as if they were portraying the villains as saints that have reasons for their actions or as some people who had too pass through some childhood trauma. they way they talked about villains training didn't just seat well with me, it wasn't what I was expecting for my hero academia but episode 23 changed all of that for me. I really started feeling the episode when shigaraki said he wanted to bring everything down, then they showed us the kind of strength a villain is supposed to have. his speed was superb I don't even think it was possible for him to move that fast but to my amazement, he did. the most intriguing part of this episode was the backstory of shigaraki, we've always known that he killed his family but now we finally know what less to those event and how it took pl