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Some of the arguments I saw (My Villain Gang Deku againts Deku Canon)

Clarification: these aren't mine; I got them from others. That doesn't mean I believe them, but they did give me a good laugh (Some are repeated), So, I want to know what you all think. Personally, I believe canon Izuku wins. From what I remember of reading My Villain Gang, it's more of a statement than proof, and they didn't really demonstrate that they were on par with... or even better than the canon versions

Here they are:

"You're wrong, it wasn't All Might Prime, it was an All Might stronger than his Prime version, as stated by the villain Deku himself. Besides, you only have to think a little: the All Might who fought the villain Deku had One For All at 100% plus his inherited quirks. Basically, he was like the Deku from season seven, but stronger, since Deku uses his 45% plus the combination of inherited quirks."

"First of all, Deku also needed help against Shigaraki. Literally, if Nagant hadn't helped him, Deku would have died (or well, he wouldn't have died because Shigaraki wanted One For All). Also, you're forgetting that Deku is a ticking time bomb. With all his quirk combinations, Deku can only last 5 minutes fighting; after that, he'll have to take a long break."

"No, as I already told you, Deku faced an All Might more powerful than the Deku from season seven, although he needed the Brave One For All quirk. Keep in mind that..." He could withstand a fight against him, and Deku (Canon) with all his Quirks was like a ticking time bomb. Do you think All Might was nerfed? Even with OFA, the machine that amplifies his scientist friend's Quirks, and his inherited Quirks? He also showed the most overpowered one of all, Gear Shift (you can tell by his eyes).

"It was said that All Might was better than in his prime. I recommend watching the All Might vs. Villain Deku fight if you don't remember that dialogue. Now you're telling me this because it was never said that he was superior to the Deku of season seven. It's a matter of logic, because All Might had 100%, which is higher than 45%. Regarding the experience with Quirks, you're right, but All Might knew how to make the most of them."

"It was said that All Might was better than in his prime. I recommend watching the All Might vs. Villain Deku fight if you don't remember that dialogue. Now you're telling me this because it was never said that he was superior to the Deku of season seven. It's a matter of logic, because All Might had 100%, which is higher than 45%. Regarding the experience with Quirks, you're right, but All Might knew how to take advantage of them."

" "Look, I don't think you read anything about this discussion, but I'll summarize it for you. Villain Deku's feat is enduring a battle against All Might, an All Might stronger than in his prime. Furthermore, Deku's low durability when using Gear Shift is a major disadvantage. While Villain Deku doesn't have regeneration, he can tank All Might's 100% + Gear Shift attacks. These attacks are superior to those of Deku from season seven, since he uses a combination of inherited quirks + 45% of One For All. In other words, Villain Deku doesn't win because he's more powerful; he wins because he has greater durability, experience, IQ/BIQ, combat experience, and his multiple quirks."

"But the villainous Deku did it in much less time, and he was also able to fight Bakugo in One For All after facing All Might at 100%, and he also proved to be more intelligent in battle than the hero Deku."

"Villain Deku is more resilient. Don't forget that Deku with all his quirks is a ticking time bomb. Villain Deku is also faster, since he can teleport. In battle, Villain Deku wins, since he's the same as Deku, only more mature, cold, and calculating. He also has experience, since he became a villain before Deku became a hero in the original timeline. Furthermore, he didn't waste 10 months training his physique. He also fought an All Might who was in better shape than in his prime and won due to his stamina (although he received help from the Brave One's quirk). In my opinion, Villain Deku wins with extreme difficulty."

"You're wrong. First, in a dialogue, Villain Deku himself tells All Might, with all of his quirks..." Ofa, who is in a better state than in his prime, Deku is a ticking time bomb, because with all his quirks, especially Gear Shift, Deku can only fight for 5 minutes, and then he won't be able to move. Villain Deku already has experience fighting long battles with people who are ticking time bombs, and he possesses many quirks that would help him wear down and withstand a fight against Deku."

I refuse to say who said it, because, although I have a completely different opinion than what they said, I don't want them to end up insulting him, but, if they ask, I can take pictures of the real comments, of course, with the names censored.

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Something that was on my mind.

I'm an honest person, and while I tend to make fun of the "Deku Villain" or "Quirkless Hero" concepts (mostly the overrating of both, and perhaps how overly conformist most fanfics about them are), I certainly appreciate the effort most of them put in, at least the artistic level many achieve, even if the works themselves are quite mediocre, or meh at best.

My Villain Gang falls into this category; it has very good art, especially now, but, wow, the heroes are so pathetic. I mean, they make me question even their danger or how they've lasted so long, and I dislike the League of Villains even more than in the original.

But, like the fanfics of Bakugou being criticized for his actions, I never dared to write a My Villain Gang fanfic about X. Because, even without being a crossover, it falls into conformism and mere spite.

But here are some ideas I'd like to see: what would it be like if [character name] were in My Villain Gang? And what do you all think?

(There are three parts: the beginning, middle, and end of My Villain Gang)

It doesn't necessarily have to be against the League of Villains, or fighting for any particular side.

  1. Luffy

  2. Superman

  3. Injustice Superman

  4. Deadpool

  5. Wolverine

  6. Spider-Man

  7. Spawn

  8. Invincible

  9. Kamen Rider Faiz or Kamen Rider Kuuga

  10. Magneto and Charles Xavier

  11. The Fantastic Four

  12. Batman or the Bat-Family

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Question and discussion about Sources in Maou Gakuin.

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  1. Something I didn't quite understand in the series: what is the difference between a Source and the Soul? I understand that the former surpasses the latter, existing as one's true consciousness and concept, but then, what is the soul in this context? Is it the spirit or a lower-level kind of mind?

  2. If we extrapolate the concept of the Source from the story, wouldn't the Source be at the normal level or similar to the conceptual souls in other stories (for example, Tensura, Shinza Bansho, DC, where they are supposed to be archetypes, etc.)? So... does that mean that a character within these contexts with the ability to manipulate and directly attack the soul would be able to directly affect a Maou Gakuin character's Source? I ask this because Sources aren't normally affected by just any spell or attack; specific things are needed. And no, it's not necessarily referring to Anos, but to any character in general.

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u/Full-Kaleidoscope454 — 10 days ago

Doubts about the masks.

Something I'm not clear on (since it might just be something within the game rather than anything else) is the masks.

More than anything, their descriptions and their "personalities."

What do I mean by that?

Does Jacket really see them as other people or personalities of himself? Are the abilities mentioned real or just something within the game?

As I understand it, whether consciously or unconsciously, Jacket gives each mask a personality, a name, and so on. Perhaps to deal with guilt, or maybe his psyche is so devastated that simply putting on a mask awakens a kind of dissociative identity.

Or maybe he just finds it funny.

As for the abilities, well... I can understand that they're just a mechanic to add variety to the game, since some border on the supernatural, and as far as I could see, there isn't much supernatural in Hotline Miami.

I can understand why some only use certain weapons, as part of the story of when they're obtained, or as something Jacket does unconsciously. But other lines involve giving them almost superhuman abilities.

What do you think?

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u/Full-Kaleidoscope454 — 10 days ago

The Qu in DxD

Hola, esta es una pregunta que muchos podrían considerar fanfiction. Pero es algo que me ha intrigado.

¿Podría el Qu (Todos los Mañanas) representar tal peligro y amenaza para Highschool DxD que obligue tanto a aliados como a enemigos a unirse?

I envisioned it as an alternative to the Machine Gods, something that wouldn't raise the power levels and the need to confront them so dramatically.

Like, a danger from within, rather than outside.

Although, on the other hand, there's also the fact that many of them probably aren't that strong. I'm not saying there aren't science fiction characters as strong as those in DxD, or even stronger. Rather, the Qu, as far as I know, aren't strong enough to pose a threat to DxD.

u/Full-Kaleidoscope454 — 11 days ago