#It would've been easy to make up a quirk suppressing technology if hori wanted to

[thyandrawrites]

So... Real talk... If nearly 17k people were arrested in a single day of hero work... How is hero society's prison system not collapsing yet from overcrowding? Granted, not all work days are as productive as a military strike, but considering how easy they had it against an army of 17k people... When a substantial portion of the hero ranks were made up of high schoolers...

also, since quirk suppressing technology is entirely fanon and doesn't exist in canon, how the fuck are they funding the "special countermeasures" (read: the guns trained at Afo and the heart and brainwave monitors keeping track of his intent to kill) set in place to hold still the extremely dangerous criminals? I'm assuming not all villains get the same treatment Afo did as a centuries old villainous mastermind (we saw Stain and I think he had just a straitjacket on, I don't remember any guns). But what about villains with emitter quirks? How do you keep those chained and well behaved? Do they sedate them all at all times like they did with Kurogiri?

Just how inhumane is hero society jailing system past a first glance?

#Genuinely curious about this #Bnha spoilers #My post #It's not like I expect any real social justice from a shonen manga but #The worldbuilding we were given does pose the question #It would've been easy to make up a quirk suppressing technology if hori wanted to #I mean the fandom did it #The author could've done it too #But no he chose to keep afo prisoner by committing crimes against humanity #So I wonder if that's just for plot convenience (since afo needs to break out of prison at some point for plot reasons) #Or if there's narrative intent behind this