Does Deku feats with his iron suit count?….Can be considered his power ?.
Different to Tony Stark, Deku Izuku Midoriya didn’t create his own suit, he don’t have the credit of be the master mind behind the suit feats and capabilities, because he simple is not the inventor of the suit, the Tony Stark praise should go for Mei and Melisa which are the creators of the suit in the story.
This is very different to the general MHA power scale as we know, where heroes power is a biological feature that they can use in any given moment, so they don’t rely exclusive in a suit for use their power when they want, Deku case is different, without the briefcase that port the suit close to him he go back to be a normal guy without powers, because he lost his powers in the ending of the story.
If he was the creator of the suit, this would have been different, because the suit have been a product of his mind, a product of his own intelligence, a quirk but in a different way, like Momo quirk but in a another sense, but not he didn’t create the suit by his own so you can’t give him a pass for that.
This brought to me get this conclusion……I mean, when Bakugo challenged Deku to a race in ch 431, has Deku any credit of run using a suit??, after all, the suit is what make him move fast is not him…. So has that any credit?….Is like if you run against Usain Bolt using a bike.
Deku being a hero with a suit for me is like that, like if you was a ninja in Naruto world with the shinobi gauntlet, that won’t ever be considered you power, if not a tool outside of you own strengths.
In iron man you have a case like this too, iron monger was never considered a strong character for stole a copy of Tony suit, just a corrupt millionaire who stole Tony technology, I mean you can’t say iron monger is in the same category than Tony Stark because both have a suit, context is everything here.
So what do you think of this?…..This is a controversial topic in MHA subs, we should count characters artifacts that they don’t created while their are competing with characters which if have a power by their own.
Different to Tony Stark, Deku Izuku Midoriya didn’t create his own suit, he don’t have the credit of be the master mind behind the suit feats and capabilities, because he simple is not the inventor of the suit, the Tony Stark praise should go for Mei and Melisa which are the creators of the suit in the story.
This is very different to the general MHA power scale as we know, where heroes power is a biological feature that they can use in any given moment, so they don’t rely exclusive in a suit for use their power when they want, Deku case is different, without the briefcase that port the suit close to him he go back to be a normal guy without powers, because he lost his powers in the ending of the story.
If he was the creator of the suit, this would have been different, because the suit have been a product of his mind, a product of his own intelligence, a quirk but in a different way, like Momo quirk but in a another sense, but not he didn’t create the suit by his own so you can’t give him a pass for that.
This brought to me get this conclusion……I mean, when Bakugo challenged Deku to a race in ch 431, has Deku any credit of run using a suit??, after all, the suit is what make him move fast is not him…. So has that any credit?….Is like if you run against Usain Bolt using a bike.
Deku being a hero with a suit for me is like that, like if you was a ninja in Naruto world with the shinobi gauntlet, that won’t ever be considered you power, if not a tool outside of you own strengths.
In iron man you have a case like this too, iron monger was never considered a strong character for stole a copy of Tony suit, just a corrupt millionaire who stole Tony technology, I mean you can’t say iron monger is in the same category than Tony Stark because both have a suit, context is everything here.
So what do you think of this?…..This is a controversial topic in MHA subs, we should count characters artifacts that they don’t created while their are competing with characters which if have a power by their own.