Ok I couldn't resist-
Since my phone apparently can't post to Facebook anymore... I guess I'll just post my funny comments, pointing things out, and whatnot here....
Disclaimer: I own no anime or manga!!!
(Btw, "funny" is in parentheses because a lo...
Okay, so everyone always goes back to the sleeping scene in the Training Arc for who might be the traitor, right? But what if that was just a trick to throw us off our trails? What if the person missing is actually just someone innocently going to the bathroom in the middle of the night? (I could totally see someone like Kaminari doing that.) And what if the author intentionally included the traitor in that shot??
Because dude... the villains were already THERE during that shot!!
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Plus, Shigaraki said that AfO was able to get the information about the location. AfO was, which means that if the traitor exists, I'm thinking LoV doesn't actually know who it is or maybe even that there is one!
But if the traitor does exist, and thinking along the theory of the author intentionally including the traitor in the shot, what about Sero?? He's so plain, so it could be that he's hiding in plain sight. Plus, unlike Aoyama (who could've been compensating for his evil deeds with his interruption at the end of Kacchan's kidnapping and the self-sacrifice and all that in the provincial license exam, but), I haven't really seen him be too... working hard towards his dream, y'know? What IS his motivation??
Another option could be Mineta. He's a coward, and he's literally stuffed up into his futon. Even if he wanted to get out, he couldn't, right? (Because if he could, he would be in the girls' room.) He looks up to Midoriya, but what if that's just to further his goal of being popular with females? He sees Midoriya as "cool," so he sees him as a role model, as he's already getting along well with the girls in their class. What he can pretend to be, so to speak, to achieve his goals.
Or even Kouda. I could see Kouda cracking under pressure. Like with Aoyama, what if the traitor really does want to become a hero, but he's just too weak to stay strong against the villains?? He could definitely be targeted for his shy demeanor, so maybe AfO saw him and said "yup, if I force this kid into telling me something, he's so quiet that he's not going to tell anyone."
I don't know if the author would really think that deep into it; it really depends on the person, but just to get your heads thinking...
NO ONE IS SAFE.
So how about we just get attached to the characters and then flip out at the big reveal as the author intended?? Because literally, I think you could make an argument for almost everyone--- Frig, like... I bet you could make an argument for Uraraka!! We tend to focus on the boys with our traitor theories as far as I've seen, but what if AfO offered money for Uraraka's parents or something??? You never know.... So I'm glad I haven't been incorporating a traitor theory into my stories. ALL MY BABIES ARE PRECIOUS!!! (hugs the entirety of Class 1-A except Mineta because I don't want him close to my body)
And we still haven't excused the teachers or Class 1-B---
