u/Gloomy_Pomegranate72

I'll start: there's a Destiny/MHA crossover fic that I want to write with Izuku having a throne world, Reiko, Yui, and Kamakiri being Guardians, and All Might and All for One being Taken, but I just can't find the time or energy to do so.

...If in Arc 10, it's revealed that Filore isn't actually Capella in disguise, and is completely genuine in her intentions and desires to help the kingdom and its people.

This probably isn't that likely considering all the evidence piling up against her, but I wouldn't put it past Tappei to not at least consider this. He's thrown out red herrings before, and it would be a very good play on our expectations and one hell of a twist, in my opinion.

Mineta Minoru and Shiozaki Ibara are the exact opposite in every conceivable way. Mineta is a pervert, Ibara is chaste. Mineta is rude, Ibara is polite. Mineta is a short little troll with a coward streak and an irreverence to just about everything and everyone in how he talks and acts, Ibara is pious and devoted to her faith, and nothing but respectful to the people around her...

And they're also best friends.

These two do pretty much everything together. They sit together, they eat together, they're always hanging out and they're always speaking to each other like they've known each other all their lives. Hell, Mineta doesn't even do anything perverted to her, and Ibara never tries to call him out for any poor behaviour towards her. The two of them are pretty much thick as thieves, friends all the way to the end...

And the rest of the hero course is busy scratching their heads and wondering how the hell this unlikely pair came to be.

Like yeah, sure, he doesn't want to use his fire and he's kind of an asshole in the beginning of the story (Freudian excuse notwithstanding), and him only using his ice and not his fire is certainly not the right way to go about heroism...

But I've seen authors who really take that to the extreme. Like, they say that Todoroki would rather let people die than ever using his fire, or at least write him that way, and I just blatantly disagree with it.

Guys, he's a hero student, not a sociopath. I think there will be times where he'd be perfectly fine with breaking his vow so long as it saved people's lives.

And are we supposed to believe that, over the three years of being at U.A. and becoming a pro hero, he won't move on from his vow regardless of Midoriya's early intervention or not.

People change all the time. Sometimes it takes a bit longer than others. I feel like this gets a bit lost on the fandom.

This isn't me trying to rant or rave or anything. It's just that I've tried to get into a few of their fics and have been put off by their premises, so I'd like to hear what everyone else thinks.