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Many people think he is the "defender of women" only because he protected his daughter (killed her rapist) but really...it is very common for gods to protect their sons Why he attacks his offspring is an offense to the gods, so it's quite obvious why he did what he did (Besides the fact that the myth is Athenian, It was mainly used to justify the founding of the Areopagus)

(I apologize if I have any mistakes in this text; I'm somewhat new to mythology.)

"(It's probably the most common problem, but oh well...)

It's not that I hate it, but I really don't like it when an OC is too powerful and the creator doesn't seem to know what they're doing, and they just give them the typical 'they have pain in a certain part of their body', They faint if they use their quirk too much." It doesn't really matter if your OC is OP as long as they're interesting (basically, they need to have a conflict that may or may not be related to their quirk).

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What would a version of your original character look like in the Marvel Ruins?

Well... here are the Ruins versions of these OCs:

Lemy... Honestly, I have a few possibilities for him. One is that he wasn't born, another is that he died of starvation in early childhood or in a fight over food, and the last is that he attacks and kills other children to survive; he hates himself every second for it.

Michael... also has several options: He would have died as a child trying to protect his friends (but in the end, his sacrifice wasn't worth it, since his friends ended up dying at the hands of the villain). He would have suffered something similar to the spring mechanism failure. Here I have two ideas: the first is that he was trying to create some kind of armored suit by mistake; during one of the tests, the suit collapsed while he was still wearing it, causing him a slow death, as if thousands of knives were being plunged into his body. He screams, but his lungs are already full of his own blood. The other possibility is that the orphanage forced him, or rather manipulated him, to create the exoskeleton.

Kyle... Enji would have mistreated him for being born without powers (instead of ignoring it, as happened in the original story); he saw his twin brother suffer the burns caused by his Quirk. After Touya's death, Enji mistreated him even more, blaming him for not dying instead of Touya. Later, Kyle committed suicide.

Basically, I've thought about asking a lot of questions to do this.

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Well...here are the Ruins versions of these OCs:

Lemy... Honestly, I have a few possibilities for him.

One is that he wouldn't have been born, another is that he would have starved to death in early childhood, or died in a fight to get some food, and the last is that he assaults and kills other children to survive; he hates himself every second for it.

Michael... also has several options:

He would have died as a child trying to protect his friends (but in the end, his sacrifice wasn't even worth it, since his friends ended up dying at the hands of the villain).

He would have suffered something similar to the springlock failure. Here I have two ideas: the first is that he was trying to create some kind of armored suit for some mistake; during one of the tests, the suit collapsed while he was still wearing it, resulting in a slow death, like being stabbed with thousands of knives all over his body. He screams, but his lungs are already full of his own blood. The other possibility is that the orphanage forced him, or rather manipulated him, into making the exoskeleton.

Kyle... Enji would have mistreated him for being born without a power (instead of ignoring it, as happened in canon); he watched his twin brother suffer from the burns caused by his Quirk. After Touya's death, Enji began to mistreat him even more than before, blaming him for why he didn't die instead of Touya. Later, Kyle ended up killing himself.

Severus could be many things: a flawed, tragic hero with many shortcomings, a sad and lonely man, a spiteful bastard, but he was *never* obsessed with Lily.

I never use love potions (or any spells) to make her "fall in love" with him; in fact, I respect her decision not to remain friends and to be James's girlfriend. I think what she felt was An idealization of Lily.

"But the Patronus! "

While that's a bit strange, we have to consider that the Patronus is basically your happiest memories, and tell me, who was the only person who truly appreciated Severus Honestly, during her childhood and adolescence? Exactly, Evans. (Also, Tonks's Patronus also changed with her crush on Lupin (even if they weren't even a couple yet).)

"He would have let James and baby Harry die"—that's something else entirely, not related to Lily. Severus hated James, even before Year 5,It was obvious that if he had the chance he would let James die, and about Harry...while it's *HORRIBLE* that Severus showed such indifference towards a baby, that's a combination of two factors,To be the son of his enemy, and perhaps to be the son of his enemy and the woman he loved .

(I might have a lot of things wrong here, so I'd love for you to correct me if I'm wrong!)

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Well...at least this is what my friend's OCs do (except for Michael)

Lemy couldn't care less, he never even knew his mother enough to remember anything about her, Not to mention that I couldn't celebrate anything as good either... I lived in a damn anarchist world. (Although, to be honest, This applies to any celebration)

Kid Kyle wouldn't give a damn, but adult Kyle... He'd probably visit Rei And I would spend the whole day with her

The name Lemuel (directly related to the name Lemy) means "dedicated to God" or "belonging to God." (It's the name of the king mentioned in Proverbs 31:1-9, to whom his mother offers advice on justice, temperance, and wise governance, which is ironic since Lemy never knew his mother because she died at his birth.)

In a way, it could represent someone who, technically speaking, "belongs" to AFO (since Lemy is Yoichi's son, his first possession).

The name Michael means "Who is like God?" Besides fitting quite well since Michael is Catholic, I feel it could also represent the fact that Michael wants to dispense justice in his own way (he helps his classmates with gadgets).

The name Kyle doesn't really have any meaning; it just sounds good.

(I'm just curious)

I feel that Lemy would have at least two cards: the Seven of Swords and the Six of Cups (or Page of Cups).

The Seven of Swords symbolizes deceit, betrayal, evasion, and cunning, things that represent Lemy quite well, since he is a mischievous and envious little devil [in addition to being a thief].

Another meaning is that the card represents the avoidance of conflict, something that Lemy's stories represent very well, since Lemy used to ignore the lynchings or fights that occurred around him; at most, he tried to steal food until he saved that green-haired boy, but that doesn't "matter"!

Meanwhile, the Six of Cups symbolizes the innocence of childhood (which is ironic, since Lemy didn't get to have a normal childhood), the nostalgia and innocence of children, representing that deep down he is still a pure child who has to steal to survive in a horrible environment.

I also feel it could represent the Six of Pentacles (Reversed), representing the injustice and social inequality the world suffered in the early decades of quirk tracking; that's why Lemy steals, because he hasn't reposted anything.

(Although I'm not sure, what do you think?:D)

Kid Kyle is the Three of Swords (the card represents emotional pain, and it takes on a more literal meaning, since Kyle so desperately wanted Enji's attention that he ended up self-harming [he cut the joint of one of his toes]).

It could also represent the Nine of Swords (which usually represents nightmares and emotional suffering).

Or even the Six of Cups (Reversed), since it somewhat represents the idealization he suffered as a child towards his father, Enji (it indicates being stuck in the past, excessive nostalgia, and not letting go of the past).

While the adult Kyle represents Temperance or the King of Cups, as he has learned to manage his negative feelings and thoughts, and has stopped hating his mother and his unhealthy idealization of Enji.

Michael... ummm, I'm not entirely sure, perhaps he could represent the Nine of Wands or the Eight of Pentacles:

The Nine of Wands signifies the weariness and a certain apathy that Mike experiences, but he still continues working to protect his friends or finish his inventions.

While the Eight of Pentacles signifies that Michael has been able to improve considerably in his work, striving to get better and better.

Lemy's uncle was AFO, They never really got to know each other very well; Lemy simply hated him.(As a vestige, he began to despise AFO in a more personal way than before)

Michael has no family (he literally grew up in an orphanage)

Kyle is Touya's twin brother. From a young age, he loved him dearly despite Touya's rude attitude towards him. Even after so much time, he still considers him his favorite brother,Although Touya had already left and only Dabi was there.....

I'm going to get disliked for this... but Mirko (Although he's cool, I won't deny it)