It seems like the difference in philosophies is this: hero association evaluates the skills of heroes with unusual abilities, and pays them in proportion to perceived abilities. Neo-heroes assembles mobs of people with no special abilities, and assumes that numbers will pay off. This isn't that much different from some military strategies in history -- elite troops vs human wave tactics. That said, in this case, I distrust the ethics of the neo-heroes. They will take anyone so long as they are big or "effective."

Given the past, I suspect he will find a way around this. The only interest he has had in women was one that was older, and not immediately of interest to anyone else. This arc is showing his adaptability to non-fighting tasks -- thinking strategically, at which he is succeeding.

Takasago has courage, which is unusual in romance manga.

Hayate wants to be with Akira, but he also wants her to be able to make her own choice. Possible outcomes: Hayate tells Akira to go to the school she wants to go to. Akira finds a school that satisfies both Hayate and her. I don't like the term "siscon." There are some brothers and sisters that are close, particularly with fraternal twins. I was good friends with such a pair in high school. We would sometimes walk to school together. They both had other friend interests of the opposite sex, but you could tell they were close friends.

Quite a time skip

He added his own feelings to Anna's confession, which made it his song. Anna was touched by it, as you might note.

When you are an actress, you have to dye your hair occasionally.

Progress is not always linear. The author will get there... someday...

I used to think this was coming to an end quickly, but now I am not so sure.

The ending: a stable society dealing with quirks when children are young, Todoroki's excellent character makes him the leading hero, and Midoriya gets his powers back. Pretty nice.

I see two omelets, a croissant, and two muffins. No western breakfast foods?

"I want to know more about you." An excellent phrase to show zealousness about the relationship, without explicitly committing.

I've had to study game theory in my life, as I am an investor, and as such I read widely. I know that the last 30 or so of the chapters have been boring to many, with little to no action. I have enjoyed these chapters, because they are having to think about strategy. Mikumo excels at strategy, which makes his team and Tamakoma 2 excel.

Look, this last chapter has all of the teams reviewing their strategies, as they find the better strategic teams excelling. I have little doubt that Border HQ is watching this, and looking for who fits the best roles. Who is good with strategy? Who is good with tactics? Who is a good leader? Who is strong? They will reorganize everyone to create the best invasion force. Tamakoma 2 will excel in this, even if Tamakoma 1 goes as well.

Fake message.

The core idea of this manga is how good each of the main characters are, and how that affects those around them.

There is a Biblical prohibition against marital relations with two sisters, and most people understand it intuitively: don't compromise other family relationships when you marry (meaning: have sex). Sisters should not be at odds with each other.

No one really gets what they want, but things are better, sort of. At least the girls are happy.

What will Kishi give up if he loses?

bot, can you get chapters 49-98?

bot, can you get chapters 802-804?