Ochako vs Toga | DUB | My Hero Academia

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[crunchyrolldubs]

Watch episode 124 here! got.cr/cd-mha124

[piffny]

You know something I realized about toga?

The most likely reason why she thinks that love should be when two people are exactly the same (aka the same person) is probably because of self esteem issues. I mean when she was little she was contently told that she is "creepy" or "ugly" and that she should change she also had feelings for a girl (later on a boy who she would eventually kill) and she thought she was so cute that she started biting herself in her sleep thinking about her. So the reason she thinks she should be like the person she loves is because she believes that she is creepy and ugly and that being like the people she loves make her not creepy but instead make her cute!

[claytonrios]

Luci Christian and Leah Clark are really selling this. Then again the My Hero Academia dub is one of the most consistently great dubs that I've listened to.

[hmstr]

Himiko: "Why won't anyone save me?"
Ochaco: "Save you from what?"

[rjmartinez]

The most dub actors in this show really put in effort which I appreciate

[wordyblerd]

Both actresses did a great job in this.

[Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

I know that Toga wants an excuse to have all the power but all the responsibility be on someone else, but I remember distinctly thinking "That was the wrong answer, Ochako."
To Ochako, this was a typical superhero-supervillain verbal exchange. But for Toga, if she had just heard the right thing, I think things would've been different.

[Moonlit_Fir]

Toga: IGNORING YOUR URGES MAKES THEM WORSE!

Me: No, no she has a point there. I mean It's hard to hide MY urge for Reese's

[bunnie]

I feel bad for toga. She’s affected by her quirk, and she has always been seen as a freak or an outcast.

[fierytigergaming]

It's a nice touch that this is basically foreshadowing the whole "Heroes that are assassins" system that Nagant tells Deku about

[brandonhall]

Someone give Toga a hug and therapy. I hear this Dr. Harleen Quinzel is great...

[WickedGamez]

She was Crying because she was looking for an answer from the heroes as to why Her friend Twice died and she got her answer

[Zachracer]

I like Ochako, I know she was stressed... I felt like she could've handled this better. I'm not justifying Toga's actions. But I do think she had a point in this conversation that could've been handled differently. Maybe it's because I like the idea of reform for those like Gentle Criminal, Stain, and Vigilantes... But things did seem black and white here... It comes off as something Deku may have handled better seeing how he did have experience with Gentle and Stain as well as heroes who weren't always so heroic...

[jermainepulley]

*Ochaco and Toga fighting*
Me and midoriya: WORLD STAR FIGHT

[Niagarapopo.]

I’ve seen a couple of comments saying how Toga was fully in the wrong and what Uraraka was saying was right. I do agree that what Uraraka is saying is right to a certain extent but Toga isn’t completely in the wrong either. The point that Toga was trying to make in this video, from my knowledge, was how Heroes blatantly kill and believe that what their doing is correct no matter what, justifying their actions without understanding and taking in account of the villains actions and feelings. To put in simple, Toga was always seen as a monster because of her quirk. In order for her to function she needs blood, in which Is the reason everyone feared her including her parents. Toga became a “villain” because no one tried to help or understand her. She joined the villain’s league because they didn’t judge or call her a freak. They understood her and accepted her despite the differences she carried. She wanted help, friends, a family but was never able to do so or obtain those wishes, except the villain’s league. In the video, Toga is saying how its not fair how people in society are labeled as “villains” when they’re driven to extreme extents and are numb from the pain they endured because they where not given help when they needed it. Toga is saying how people who are supposedly “villains” understand her more than the people who are suppose to protect and help; heroes. In this fight between Toga and Uraraka, Toga was hoping to hear that a heroe can understand villains but realized that there was no such heroe. She was given the answer she was hoping to not hear. All Toga wants is a world where there is no black and white but an in between. A world where people understand and love people for how they are born. I believe that if Uraraka said a different answer, an answer that Toga knows is coming from a heart of understanding, that things would’ve turned out different.

[ade]

I'm glad to see Ochako be more relevant this season.

[zakirstocks]

Best Anime Female Battle Between Ochaco and Toga! Love this!

[antoniocarlosoliveira]

I mean uraraka isn’t wrong, every action you take, everything you do or say will have a consequence, and it will catch up to you, toga can’t stop drinking blood and hurting others, so at this point, she should’ve know that she would face consequences for what she is doing .

[mhs]

I never identified more with a character than Himiko. The finale rocked my core 😢

[watchforever]

Definitely enjoyed this episode when I saw it