Blog 7: My Favorite Character 

This blog in particular is very difficult for me because I have so many favorites characters from different series, but for this opportunity I’m picking one from an anime that I recently watch: Boku No Hero Academia. The plot of the story began when in our world, suddenly and with no explication, the majority of the babies born with super-powers. Years after, this condition became the new normal for almost everyone and being a hero become to settle as a job, even schools were build to learn how to become one.
In this context Ochako Urakara appears, a girl who is applying to become an U.A.’s student, the most prestigious school for super heroes in Japan. Her power is called Zero Gravity and consists on manipulate the gravity of objects and people by touching them, for example, she can make a car weightless and throw it into the air like a paper ball. A drawback of her power is that if she used it too much, she will be suffer from nausea and possibly vomit as a result.
When I saw the anime I instantly like her for her kind personality and power, but the thing that make me love Urakara so much was her reason to become a super hero.
In this world, only certificated super heroes can used their power outside of the school. Ochako needs the license that U.A.’s provides to use her power to help her parents. Her family has a construction company that is passing thought an economic crisis, so what Urakara wants is used her power to manipulate the gravity of the materials that needs big and expensive machines to translate, and do it by herself without a cost. This story melt my heart. For all of this I really like this character, beside, she is really powerful and I found her power really cool! 



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  1. Unknown1 de noviembre de 2017, 2:35 p.m.

    the characters of the anime are incredible :) because they have a personality worth admiring. when I have more time I will see this series haha

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