Review of My Hero Academia

If you are a fan of this, it would be in your best interests not to continue reading. Anyways bear with me. A sentence to summarize this whole show? "the most overrated cliche shounen anime with ripped off ideas from better shows forcefully jammed together with childish ideals" I can go on and on about its garbage story, the characters are absolutely dreadful and it has the most cringiest setting I have encountered. A bland boy suddenly gets superpowers from a hero and starts training and fights for eons. It's repetitive like the filler stories of Naruto except it's all squeezed into a season. Characters are well dictionary definitions. Please. There's a difference between exaggerated to definition characters. The main character is a textbook example of a one dimensional character with no background other than he was born without powers. "I wanna be a hero!" says he but all he ever does is write diary entries about current superheroes and does nothing to even train for it. He gets bullied and never fights back. As a survival instinct you usually defend yourself to avoid damage and things get cringey. His academic skills aren't special too. Normal. Normal. Normal. Wait, to be fair underdog is a realistic opinion. His childhood friend would then be the definition of emo. He hates poor "does nothing but daydream" kun and bullies him. I can understand, all he ever did when I watched the episodes was talk about his dreams but still, way too violent. Others are poor representations of emotions and ideals like the movie inside out. Its so poorly written, constant plot holes, constant instances of "telling not showing" and just... god it's the worst. I mean hell, we didn't even know the main villain's motivations until recently nearly 300 chapters in...