We learn of the personal angst that fuels Flect Turn's ideology and his disgust of Quirks. There's not enough covered within its 104-minute running time to truly explore that world. But "World Heroes' Mission" tests the boundaries of how we understand the world of "My Hero Academia" without penetrating them. When weighing out the lingering societal aftershock of superhero powers, It makes sense that such a faction would bubble to the surface. It's a recipe for compelling world-building and an exploration of paradoxical beliefs.
Twists are often introdued to shock, but this twist is ingenious in that it's there to emphasize how ordinary of a person Rody is, as well as the unspoken language he has forged with Deku. There's also a nifty twist - perhaps an untwist - about Rody's own Quirk status. The camera and the cuts are just as reserved as Rody's own furtive nature as the story tactfully pockets his reactions toward revelations for dramatic bangers. But Deku's relationship with Rody shines because of the time shared between them. Though "World Heroes' Mission" does little overtly novel with Deku's drive to become a Hero, and the audience don't quite feel like this journey radically alters his views of the world order he's sworn to project. It's the first time Deku shares onscreen downtime with someone his society would readily shove in the criminal spectrum. A scene where Rody has to call a grouchy informant he's on bad terms with to watch his siblings is very revealing about his desperation. There are familiar tropes, double-crossings that are the norm in buddy-buddy films, but the decisions that drive them feel rooted in human frailty. The chemistry between English dub actors, Briner and Levy, strengthens their bond. Their interaction is a minefield of heart and the laughs, owing to their banter and expressive body language. They share their life dreams - or lack thereof in Rody's case - under night skies. The middle stretch of the film is a pastoral road trip as Deku and Rody flee the jurisdiction and warm up to each other.
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