<p>In <strong>Chapter 21</strong>, after the villains escaped from the USJ, the detective friend of All Might left the rest of their work to one of his officers, Sansa. </p>

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<p>However, as he called Sansa by name, Uraraka remarked 'But he's not a dog...' Why did she say this? Or why would the mangaka show Uraraka making this comment after seeing Sansa?</p>

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2019-06-21T08:13:54.407Z
Hmm.. wild guess, but this might be a reference to a common sense/misconception of "dog being loyal" vs "cat being selfish"?
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2019-06-21T13:21:30.180Z
@AkiTanaka Hmm..It's possible. First explanation I thought of was that it could be the name, that 'Sansa' is probably a common name for dogs in Japan, but I'm not sure if this is true and I can't find data to back what I thought of...
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Why did Uraraka say this?
# Why did Uraraka say this?
Posted by: username_0 on 2019-06-21
In **Chapter 21**, after the villains escaped from the USJ, the detective friend of All Might left the rest of their work to one of his officers, Sansa.

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However, as he called Sansa by name, Uraraka remarked 'But he's not a dog...' Why did she say this? Or why would the mangaka show Uraraka making this comment after seeing Sansa?
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> **username_1**: Hmm.. wild guess, but this might be a reference to a common sense/misconception of "dog being loyal" vs "cat being selfish"?  
> **username_0**: @AkiTanaka Hmm..It's possible. First explanation I thought of was that it could be the name, that 'Sansa' is probably a common name for dogs in Japan, but I'm not sure if this is true and I can't find data to back what I thought of...  
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