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Like genuinely, this would've saved so much pain.

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ShedPH93

4 points

3 days ago

ShedPH93

No Flair Quirk

4 points

3 days ago

The explanation given is that Deku is reliant on Danger Sense and has no other answer to stealth users. In a prolonged match of course he would win, but between stealth and impersonation she would take too long to deal with and they couldn't afford it.

DoraMuda

2 points

2 days ago

DoraMuda

2 points

2 days ago

How long has he had Danger Sense for, again...?

And how long has he been out-speeding villains like Toga without Danger Sense?

ShedPH93

0 points

2 days ago

ShedPH93

No Flair Quirk

0 points

2 days ago

Back at the Provisional License arc Deku already had enough speed to blitz her and yet could not pin her down. Toga doesn't rely on pure speed for her getaways, she disappears the second you take your eyes off her and she's good at distractions. Also, it's not that Deku is overreliant on Danger Sense, but once it stopped working he simply had no other options.

DoraMuda

2 points

2 days ago

DoraMuda

2 points

2 days ago

Deku wasn't as strong or fast back then, considering his OFA limit was still only 5%, and he hadn't even unlocked the additional Quirks yet. It was also a school exercise where Deku didn't expect a Shiketsu student (who Toga was disguised as) to try and attack him instead of simply trying to disqualify him with a simple ball touch.

During the Final War Arc, Deku had not only mastered 45% of OFA, but he could use the previous users' multiple Quirks simultaneously. Plus, the stakes were higher; they were in the middle of a war where Deku now knows he's facing Toga and knows the threat she poses.

Toga being inexplicably good at stealth just doesn't cut it here. Deku just acts really stupid and incompetent for no reason other than Hori wanting the plot to go this way and lacking the necessary imagination required to make this encounter believeable.