Many fans find her original sports-bra-and-shorts-like design ◊ to be a lot cooler and more appropriate, making people wish it hadn't been changed. This design has proven controversial, as she's a teenager and the outfit comes off to many as being too sexualized. In the finished product, the costume is a sleeveless Leotard of Power with a Navel-Deep Neckline. As a result, her hero outfit needs to be skimpy. My Hero Academia: Momo's quirk turns her bodyfat into solid objects, such as blankets, radios, and cannons.A good number of fans prefer the unused design for Sucy's mother shown in concept art for the first film, over the final design of her in Teri Terio's manga adaptation.Some of the ideas from those episodes would become realized in Keisuke Satō's manga adaptation. Many fans however, wished these episodes became a reality, as one of the biggest criticisms of the series was how underdeveloped the main supporting cast are. Yoh Yoshinari originally planned to have episodes in the TV series that would have delved into Sucy, Amanda, Constanze and Jasminka's backstories, which were scrapped due to time constraints and to keep the story focused on Akko.Do not confuse the title for Fan-Preferred Couple (though it could also overlap if the popular scrapped idea was a certain pairing that was replaced with another). Can overlap with Fandom-Specific Plot and Recurring Fanon Character if the scrapped ideas end up seeing a lot of use within fan works. Whatever the case, below are the many instances where some people believe that What Could Have Been should have been.Ĭompare to They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot, which is about any potentially interesting plot point that is underdeveloped or not touched upon. Occasionally there's a piece of cut content where a significant amount of fans (and sometimes even haters) actually love what was cut out, whether it be due to how interesting the discarded material was or believing said material would have made for a much better final product. but there are also a surprising number of times where the reaction is "why didn't they do this!?" In any case, the reactions to learning what could have been often range from "that could have been neat" to "glad we dodged that bullet". TV Tropes has a broader term in What Could Have Been, referring to any idea or concept that never got to happen in a creative work, whether it was fleeting or got removed in the final hour. Ever hear of a phrase called "The Cutting Room Floor"? It's a term in the film industry referring to a scene that was removed from the final product during the editing process, with the editor's room also being called the "cutting room" ( going back to when editing literally involved cutting and gluing film strips together).
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