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Happy Birthday Izuku Midoriya! 🥳

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fantasy doodles

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what if we were betta fish and we were in love

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so tenko's original quirk..

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So I obeyed. I obeyed and obeyed. A system so fragile it made my head spin… I was exhausted.

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3rd years -> pro heroes 🍰🥦💥

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gyaru mina on paint

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winter break ❄️

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The brightness of the Sun will give me just enough

To bury my love in the Moondust

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the rizzlers & the rizzed 😂

all credits to the original artist @hyamotto on X

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Instructions unclear, they’re boyfriends now 🤷🏻‍♀️

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if afo tried to possess chisaki kai like he did tomura then he would've immediately been like "uck, this kid has sensory issues" and given up.

i find the implication that chisaki kai was once an afo successor candidate hilarious. assuming afo did go through with transferring the "all for one" quirk into chisaki, he would've immediately lost his shit. mentally biologically physiologically, break out into hives, the whole nine yards— chisaki kai can barely cope with having (1) quirk, there's no way he wouldn't reject having hundreds of them.

also it's interesting because it seems like chisaki's hatred of heroes and ambitiousness came after he joined the yakuza, but his abhorence for quirks was something he developed very early on, and probably was tied to some kind of innate germaphobia that got worse as he grew up. in conclusion: there's no wonder he didn't get chosen as the afo successor, nor did afo attempt to recruit/retrieve him after he (assumably?) escaped (left? got kicked out of?) the orphanage. chisaki kai was the worst possible candidate for any of afo's plans.

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i find the implication that chisaki kai was once an afo successor candidate hilarious. assuming afo did go through with transferring the "all for one" quirk into chisaki, he would've immediately lost his shit. mentally biologically physiologically, break out into hives, the whole nine yards— chisaki kai can barely cope with having (1) quirk, there's no way he wouldn't reject having hundreds of them.

also it's interesting because it seems like chisaki's hatred of heroes and ambitiousness came after he joined the yakuza, but his abhorence for quirks was something he developed very early on, and probably was tied to some kind of innate germaphobia that got worse as he grew up. in conclusion: there's no wonder he didn't get chosen as the afo successor, nor did afo attempt to recruit/retrieve him after he (assumably?) escaped (left? got kicked out of?) the orphanage. chisaki kai was the worst possible candidate for any of afo's plans.

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I'd actually love to get more of your thoughts about WHM! Flect Turn was absolutely a good character/villain; the motivation of wanting to eliminate quirks from the world was a perfect setup to foil Izuku and his worldview. That should have been a very important storyline for Deku, but I think the nature of it being a movie and therefore dubious(?) canon made them not explore it as much during their conflict. (It's been a while since I've watched the movie so there may be details I'm forgetting but I'd love to hear your opinion)

Oh god its been a really long time since i watched that movie. My memory is pretty spotty. I agree that, because its an anime movie, there wasnt really the time to go in depth with some of the characters/plot lines that were introduced.

Still, Rody Soul was also a pretty good movie original character. His personality was amusing to watch and easy to get attached to, even with the short runtime of the movie. His quirk was interesting and probably one of the better movie original quirks (a lot of the movie quirks are kinda... not very thought out, and feel like they don't fit within the world Horikoshi has established. Pino falls into some of these pitfalls, but at least she's unique?)

His viewpoint on heroes etc due to his backstory was pretty interesting, but we didn't get to see a lot of it due to the short timeframe.

My main gripe with this movie (and it's a pretty big one) is that... what exactly are high school students doing on a hero mission around the globe? Like where were the parent/guardian permission slips? Who paid for the plane tickets?? Considering how many hoops UA had to jump through just to introduce student dormitories, I find it very hard to believe that the hero course students would be permitted to fly overseas and assist in a dangerous hero mission.

They barely justify this by saying that considering the scale of the threat, they (somehow?) needed more reinforcements, to the point of drawing on underage trainees. Yeah, I don't buy it, honestly.

(Also the glaring absence of any other countries' heroes. But yknow I get it, the movie writers are already really bad at making OCs, and they used up all their OC creation powers to churn out Flect Turn and Rody Soul (fairly good movie OCs, relative to the others) so mentally I just pretend that heroes of other nationalities are present in this movie)

Essentially the basic premise of the movie sucks, but the execution within is not that bad. So although the plot would have never occurred, realistically, I do like some of the original characters and interactions that came out of it so.

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Resuscitation

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Happy birthday Overhaul.