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My Oh My [New Story]

Okay people, I actually wrote this story. You can go read it on Ao3! It's inspired by Camila Cabello's song My Oh My, so the story is going to be Cliché.

Below are links to the English and Spanish versions (this one has an [Esp] at the end of the title)

If you stop by to read it, don't forget to leave a comment!

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BNHA Fanfic Idea 2

Okay! Now we're leaving RotG ideas aside and going back to BNHA (I also have ONE idea for TROLLS and a bunch of ideas for Karmaland 4 [which you might not know what that is] and some very vague ones for Harry Potter). Anyway, here's the idea:

Warning, this will be long

Title: A little breeze (Like the flutter of a butterfly)

Summary: In which Izuku has a quirk considered "weak", but Izuku is also extremely intelligent, and knows that a simple screw can be the support of an entire large structure. Or, the story in which Izuku obtains a quirk related to the mixture of his parents: Inko can attract small things to herself, Hisashi can breathe fire from his mouth. The result? Izuku can control, in extremely small quantities, cold or hot air currents.

Facts: 1. For much of his childhood, Izuku was teased for not having a Quirk, as during his visit to the doctor, even though it was determined that he technically did have a Quirk, they couldn't figure out what it was. So people assume that Izuku either has a weak Quirk, or he doesn't have one at all.

1.1 His father abandoned him for the same reason, his mother stayed to support him.

1.2 Because they couldn't figure out what it was, there was a record that he had a Quirk but the box was never filled out. So, in the civil records, instead of being marked Quirkless, it just appears empty.

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2. Since his mother stayed behind to support him, she taught Izuku how to control his Quirk (initially). Also, seeing during the first few years that Izuku would come home from school beaten up, and because she's a nurse, she taught him first aid and took care of preparing a small first aid kit for him for any emergency.

2.1 When they discovered Izuku's quirk, Inko was so happy for her son that she forgot to carry out the Quirk registration. This was when Izuku was 9 (not a late bloomer, they just never identified his power before).

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3. When Izuku is ten years old, Inko is killed in a villain attack (she actually dies in the cave-in that occurs during the fight) and the heroes do nothing to help her or Izuku (when they find out). Izuku runs away from the police, angry at the heroes and determined to be better than them.

3.1 Being the clever little guy that he is, and for the convenience of the plot, he manages to hide his identity well: he temporarily dyes his hair (with washable paint), wears fake glasses, covers his freckles or paints on marks, among other ideas.

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4. He goes to public libraries to learn. He watches parkour videos and starts training (he gets hurt a lot at first, but slowly learns). He also looks up martial arts fighting videos to learn how to fight. He eventually starts practicing gymnastics to become more elastic.

4.1 He originally tries to keep up with the school program he is supposed to follow, but because he is homeless, training on his own, has no money, and struggles to get food and live the day, he drops out.

4.2 He still teaches himself, but only subjects he finds relevant: improving his reading (so he can learn other subjects), English (potentially can help him pretend to be a foreigner if someone recognizes him), basic medicine (he remembers his mother's teachings), history (he became interested in the subject and it helps him with research). He will eventually learn advanced mathematics, so he can calculate how much wind power he will need for certain movements.

4.3 He still carries out his hero analysis, but instead of writing it down, since he doesn't have many resources, he stores it in his memory.

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5. He uses his Quirk to help him with his stunts, he's a bit faster, can do more risky turns and jump a bit higher. He can also slightly withstand different temperatures (since he controls the temperature of the breeze).

5.1 Much of his practice is due to the fact that he needs to use his Quirk constantly to survive (running from dangerous guys or surviving the cold of the night). He uses his Quirk so often that he managed to slightly increase his power and incredibly his resistance using his Quirk.

5.2 When he exceeds the use of his Quirk, his head starts to hurt and he has trouble breathing, as if he were short of air.

5.3 He can eventually use the air currents to create a barrier between him and fire (it doesn't work as a constant shield, but as a temporary shield to move before receiving the blow). He can also eventually use the currents to create air bubbles around his head to resist underwater.

5.4 He uses the breezes to climb walls with parkour even if there is nowhere to grab.

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6. His vigilante name is Breeze, as according to the people he saved, or the guys he stopped, he comes and goes like a breeze.

6.1 Due to suffering from Quirk discrimination (having no or weak one), Izuku doesn't like bullies, and always puts them in their place when he's Breeze.

6.1.1 He saved Shinsou, Monoma, and Toga. He talked to Monoma's parents (who didn't know their son was discriminated against) and they agreed to take care of Shinsou and Toga. Izuku later runs into Dabi, forcibly adopts him, and then gets Monoma's parents to adopt him as well.

6.2 He meets Eraserhead in his second year of being a vigilante, when he saved a girl trapped in a building about to collapse. Izuku uses his power in two approaches: running faster and pushing some falling debris out of his way.

6.3 Eraserhead tries to catch him (to bring him to Ingenium for adoption into their agency) until he realizes he's a child. He then starts bringing him food, helps him improve his fighting styles (good moves, but sloppy in several spots). He wants to gain his trust so he can help him. We're team Dadzawa here.

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RotG (Rise of the Guardians) Fanfic Idea:

We keep on to RotG (Rise of the Guardians) with Jack Frost (mostly the movie world, not the books, as they are less known from what I know). This story idea is actually meant to be a short one-shot, the third of a whole collection of one-shots I called “The cruel thing about believing” (“Lo Cruel de Creer” in Spanish). The collection is supposed to be about adventure stories or experiences that somehow always relate Jack and the rest of the Guardians to the 300 years Jack spent in solitude.

There are a number of facts I have written elsewhere, and that in theory would apply to the entire collection (so you can know what bases to work with and which facts to implement or explain in the corresponding one-shot). And if anyone is interested, they can ask me (or not) to share that list with them as well. With all that in mind, here is the third story (idea):

❄️ When you face the light:

A mission to stop an evil spirit ends badly, because Jack, who knows better than the Guardians how these specific spirits work, separates himself from the group in order to set a trap. Bunny finds him later, while Jack is fighting, and starts to complain to Jack for separating himself. Their discord causes the spirit to escape. The others find him later and scold both of them: North makes a comment to Jack about thinking that Jack had learned since last time, and that they, the Guardians, were supposed to work as a team (i.e., referring to the last time they know of that Jack went off on his own, before Easter. The Egg Massacre event). After the others leave (heading to the Pole, so they can talk about how to chase the spirit now), Jack, instead of leaving with them immediately, stays in the moonlight, feeling judged. He then escapes into the Arctic and makes a dome of thick, dirty ice that blocks out the light, leaving him in darkness.

It includes a series of thoughts about his loneliness. Despite not having wanted loneliness for so long, he is used to being alone and working alone.

When he manages to calm down, Jack looks at the ice and remembers his confrontation and his conversation with Pitch, about how darkness (nightmares) and cold work well together.

“They often say that darkness is bad, but for Jack, darkness was the only comfort when he felt judged by the light.”

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And that's all the ideas I have for this collection! After this I have ideas for other Jack Frost stories, but they are not necessarily part of the plan for this one-shot collection.

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RotG (Rise of the Guardians) Fanfic Idea:

We keep on to RotG (Rise of the Guardians) with Jack Frost (mostly the movie world, not the books, as they are less known from what I know). This story idea is actually meant to be a short one-shot, the first of a whole collection of one-shots I called “The cruel thing about believing” (“Lo Cruel de Creer” in Spanish). The collection is supposed to be about adventure stories or experiences that somehow always relate Jack and the rest of the Guardians to the 300 years Jack spent in solitude.

There are a number of facts I have written elsewhere, and that in theory would apply to the entire collection (so you can know what bases to work with and which facts to implement or explain in the corresponding one-shot). And if anyone is interested, they can ask me (or not) to share that list with them as well. With all that in mind, here is the second story (idea):

❄️Jack the Grim Reaper:

Jack has been late to some Guardian meetings. Bunny starts to get annoyed by it and the others, while not annoyed, are intrigued. They all assume that Jack is just playing around (since they found out he's a child, they've changed their view of Jack, which annoys the winter spirit since, yes, he's a child, but he lived 300 years alone with almost no problems, thank you very much). Likewise, Jack takes advantage of this view of them towards him to make up excuses for his lateness (playing with Jamie or other believers, bringing snow and cold to certain areas), but eventually the excuses start to anger Bunny, who decides to follow him. The other Guardians join him and they all discover something that leads them to confront Jack in search of an explanation. Or, winter also brings death, and Jack just wants to help the unprotected children have a good time before they have to leave.

1. Sometime between being reborn and becoming a Guardian, Jack met Death, who was claiming the soul of a little girl at the time. At first Jack wanted to confront Death, demanding that Death leave the girl alone, to let her live, but then Death shows him the conditions of what that life would be like, and a remorseful Jack offers to help.

2. Death relents and grants Jack the power to harvest children's souls himself (his staff creates a glowing hologram of a Reaper's Scythe when he does so). When a child is on the verge of death, Jack becomes visible to them. Thus, for a few hours, Jack can cheer up the children (their souls) and convince them that death is not bad. After making sure the children are happy, he introduces them to Death and promises that Death will take them to a better place. “[All children go to a good place, that’s all you need to know and all I can explain, Jack Frost.”]

3. The Guardians see Jack harvesting the soul of a little girl who died in the winter. The whole time Jack harvests the soul, cheers the girl up, and hands her over to Death, they don’t make themselves known or say anything, in shock. [Death lets Jack know he’s being watched.]

4. The Guardians confront Jack for explanations and he tells the story {Point 1. and 2.}. They are still in shock but understand everything. Jack offers them the option of helping him, as he knows the children would be happier more easily if they could see the Guardians before they leave. None (except Sandy, who accepts without hesitation) accepts but they say they’ll think about it, they still need to process what happened.

5. Jack doesn’t show up to any subsequent meetings for at least 3 months: a town suffers from a particularly freezing winter. This time, no one says anything.

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aaaa I liked ur rotg idea!! those types of fics r great (I love found family :DD )

what others did you have?

I still have two more "Chapters" (the other 2 one-shots of the collection) planned! And outside of the collection I have a few more ideas ^^ The Jack Frost Universe really gives rise to many ideas and developments, and I'm glad my idea caught your attention! PS: Found Family is the best

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Hi! Why not write your ROTG fanfic idea yourself? (Your description is pretty full already!)

Oh, I would, believe me, but I'm writing my thesis and also doing internships, so I don't have any free time :C

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RotG (Rise of the Guardians) Fanfic Idea:

From one fandom to another, we now move on to RotG (Rise of the Guardians) with Jack Frost (mostly the movie world, not the books, as they are less known from what I know). This story idea is actually meant to be a short one-shot, the first of a whole collection of one-shots I called "The cruel thing about believing" ("Lo Cruel de Creer" in Spanish). The collection is supposed to be about adventure stories or experiences that somehow always relate Jack and the rest of the Guardians to the 300 years Jack spent in solitude.

There are a number of facts I have written elsewhere, and that in theory would apply to the entire collection (so you can know what bases to work with and which facts to implement or explain in the corresponding one-shot). And if anyone is interested, they can ask me (or not) to share that list with them as well. With all that in mind, here is the first story (idea):

❄️Childhood, sweet (and eternal) childhood: Jack has been on North's lists for a long time. And he will continue to be. Because it doesn't matter that he turned into a spirit 300 years ago. He is, and will always be, a child. This is a fact that Jack has always known, a fact that he takes for granted and that none of the other Guardians have realized. Until they do. Or, the Guardians discover that Jack not only looks like a child, but that he IS one. 1. North's lists are used to make the Guardians realize this fact. They commented on Jack always having the record on the naughty list. 2. Jack assumed that the Guardians knew about his condition (and this is one of the reasons he doesn't believe in them, but this is seen later). 3. At the end of it all, the Guardians question whether Jack, being a child, could appear as a light on the believers' globe. They assume not, since it is a spirit, because they do not consider the idea of ​​knowledge (by force) against belief and faith.

As a note: Jack doesn't believe in the Guardians because, even if he doesn't admit it, he feels deep inside that they failed him. Therefore he doesn't share their wonder, their hope, their good memories, or their dreams. Because of this, the Guardians don't hold any fascination for him, as they would for a normal child. However, the issue of Jack's belief in the Guardians is not something that is concluded in this chapter, but rather later on.

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No because this is so real 💀🙌🏻🙄💅🏻✨️🤭😅🥹 @yuz-writtes u need to see this

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No because this is so real. I love u Ao3

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You know what?

I love you, fics that take months to update. I click on the newest chapter and have no memory of this place and get to go back some chapters and rediscover how much i love everything about this story.

I love you, fics that take years to update. I think of you fondly, and know your names, go search for you and see an update from this year and scream, diving in uncaring of any missed details (i will finish the update and read you in reverse because this is a treat you have bestowed)

I love you, fics that probably will never update again. Thank you for being a roman empire for my mind, thank you for teaching me about the ephemeral fandom experience, for inspiring a thousand million what if-s, for being a comfort read and a nostalgia read and a reread.

I love you fic writers, who jump into projects and stories with enthusiasm. I love you when you succeed in pumping out those chapters and that love doesn't go away when you stop.

I love you fic writers who post and then get in your own head and never feel confident enough to update, whether it's at all or whether it's just that one story.

I love you fic writers, who have a fandom or media hurt you to the point of abandoning or having a hard time with their WIPs.

I love you fic writers, who lose interest or have life changes or illness or bad memory. Thank you for being part of the fandom, a core part of the fandom. Thank you for the time spent in the fandom.

I love you, fic writers who try out something new and then stop. You're so valid.

I love you, WIP fics that may or may not ever get finished. Thank you for brightening my day in the way only you could have.

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Spider-Man/Marvel Fanfic Idea

So, depending on the universe, Peter Parker/Spider-Man is supposed to be worthy or not of lifting Mjolnir. Now, I came across a whole debate on Tiktok about the new spider-man (Tom Holland) and the biggest thing to point out why he would NOT be able to lift the hammer is that he is, and get this, TOO GOOD, mainly incapable of killing. And I just thought of this, here comes the idea:

Like all the other Avengers (with the obvious exception of Thor and Captain America) Peter Parker is not worthy of lifting Thor's hammer and therefore ruling Asgard. But there is also a very big difference, because where the other Avengers cannot lift the hammer due to their various pasts or selfish mindsets, Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man, cannot lift the hammer because he is too good.

And this is something that Peter has proven time and time again despite all the consequences that it brings: Spider-Man always tries to save everyone, he wants to help everyone. But you can't always save everyone, you shouldn't always try to save everyone. Sometimes, instead, you have to be able to kill. And anyone who knows Peter Parker knows that he is incapable of killing.

Or he is, until he gets angry. Because everyone fears an angry Spider-Man, a Spider-Man capable of harming and maiming in order to save and avenge those who have been harmed or who can be harmed.

Or,

Peter Parker/Spider-Man is only worthy of lifting Thor's hammer when he's angry. <3

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Honestly? Mood

Batteries

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BNHA Fanfic Idea

Hear me! the title may be: ✨Hear the Crow✨

In which Midoriya Izuku was kidnapped at 7 years old, after his mother died in a Villain attack.

He is brought into an underground fighting ring. The children are urged to use their Quirk, except Izuku doesn't have one. But he likes to analyze heroes, so he pretends to have an analysis quirk. He proves to his handler that he's smart, so the handler teaches him how to fight. Eventually, Izuku learns, and Mikumo doesn't lose a single fight.

Years pass, and Izuku and Mikumo are still one and the same. Izuku wants to be a hero, he knows that's not possible. But Mikumo can be a vigilante, and his first mission is to free the other children. He can't do it alone though, so he catches the attention of an underground hero, Eraserhead, and then runs away.

Now, Izuku has lived since he was 7 surrounded by fights, he has lived for the ovation and the feeling of victory as the crowd cheers.

Mikumo lives for the show.

So if his vigilante persona is a little lively, if he enjoys it more when he chases down thieves or escapes from heroes with the crowd reacting to him, well… who can blame him?

All he needs is for Eraser to stop insisting on adopting him and take him to UA.

Because Izuku can't be a hero.

Songs I listened to while thinking about this idea: Applause - Lady Gaga Americano - Lady Gaga Replay - Lady Gaga & Black Pink