For example, Kaguya (“the Rabbit Goddess”) doesn't count because she's actually an alien; I'm looking for something more like the god of death, the Shinigami, or something like that.
“That's what my Quirk says about you. Hey, my tent says on the outside, ‘If you want to know things about your Quirk that you don't know, come into my tent.’ You wanted to know things you didn't know about your Quirk, so come on in. Let me see more—if you agree.”
Izuku nodded
The seer’s eyes sparkle. “Okay, my Quirk reveals a lot of interesting things about your birth Quirk. Just let me confirm a few things. You usually tend to get too involved with people—more than you should. I don’t care if you don’t want help; I make your problems my problems, even if you don’t want me to…”
Izuku nods, recognizing many of those moments, but “It doesn’t necessarily have to be a Quirk,” he says. “It’s just my sense of humanity.”
“Yeah, sure,” says the seer, not entirely convinced. “By any chance, are you able to sense when someone is emotionally distressed? You’re usually the first to want to help when others want to give them space…”
Izuku falls silent, embarrassed by how intrusive he tends to be
“Could you tell me about your parents’ Quirks?” “Ask the Seer,” Izuku replies. “My mom has weak telekinesis that only lets her move small objects, and my dad breathes fire.”
“Hmm, I see,” says the seer. “Your mom is probably the dominant one here. Telekinesis is closely tied to people’s minds. You probably went in a different direction, and your brain is wired to sense emotions and somehow connects with people’s hearts, which allows you to have
“super empathy”—connecting with others’ emotions and recognizing them before anyone else. A perfect gift for psychology. Well, let’s wrap this up—there’s the exit…
Izuku walks away somewhat confused because he was hoping to get information from OFA. The seer looks at him just to clarify: “You know you’re being affected by another Quirk, right?”
Izuku turns away, and the seer continues: “My Quirk is strong. It’s different from Quirks you weren’t born with—like those of outsiders—and it’s quite powerful. Just to confirm: you know that another Quirk is affecting you, right, Izuku?” Izuku gets nervous
“Well, then, step back,” says the seer.
To be honest, I thought I’d come to accept it more over time (just to clarify, it’s not that it would have been the end of the world – I simply liked it better), but to be frank, I feel it had more impact to start the patch presentation with that tremendous OST whilst showcasing the model and the new Frame’s attacks (you’ve no idea how many times I’ve found myself replaying the same clip with that tremendous beat in the background that went so well with Scire) … whereas today we’ve just got an animated cutscene with voice-over … it doesn’t look like a low-budget production, but it simply doesn’t have the same impact
I'd like to try making sprites, but I've never done it before. Are there any guides or tutorials for beginners?
I don’t really like the Safari Zone because I don’t quite understand it. Could someone explain exactly what the lures and rocks do, and how they increase my chances of finally catching my Pinsir without it getting away?
It’s just that a lot of the fanfics I’ve read say they’d be friends, but I’m not entirely sure about that either.
I'm looking for stories with original OCs, but I'd like to see examples where the author genuinely made an effort to ensure their character isn't "class 1a and bum-bulb-able." If you get the reference, stories about reincarnations or transported beings are also fine, as long as the OC doesn't feel too out of place.
For example, do you prefer to make the change before, during, or after a specific event—such as a sports festival, a pilgrimage, etc.—or a more recent period, such as the postwar era?
Note: with “Detective” isn't the same as Izuku taking notes on heroes; I mean that he literally solves cases.
Based on your experience, which do you prefer to read—or which is easier to read as fan fiction: third-person or first-person?
Me llego esa época donde me da la gana hacer el oc self insert fic, pero sinceramente no quiero que la clase tengo un asiento 21 de la nada y como mi oc no es japonés me gustaria que llegara de intercambio
Izuku's “Quirk” was probably one of the most powerful support Quirks out there; it allowed him to temporarily boost the power of his Quirk. It also came with a really cool transformation that made the person reach their physical adult age first (Let’s say that, roughly speaking, if they’re 21 or older, they get younger; if they’re younger, they get older), which ended once he relaxed.
Izuku’s Quirk was curiously described as “the power of friendship” or something similar. Not ironically, his Quirk was emitter-based: whenever Izuku had a very strong bond with someone, he could use the object symbolizing that bond as a trigger for the transformation—as long as the other person had an object of equal value that symbolized that same bond.
When Izuku was a 6-year-old boy, he was quirkless—until he wasn’t. Izuku had a crush on Katsuki, even though Katsuki wouldn’t admit it to the young Izuku, even though in reality (even though Izuku did most of the work in the relationship) Then, when Katsuki got into a fight with some older bullies over his limited-edition All Mithg card, and Katsuki managed not to let go of the card that belonged to him, another one of the bullies realized that Izuku had another card just like it. Katsuki told him to go away, but Izuku suggested that he could give his card to the bullies if they left them alone, but Katsuki told him not to even think about it and to run, but Izuku refused and clenched his All Mithg card, which began to glow. Rays shot out from it, connecting with Katsuki’s card and transforming him into a “mega-evolved” . When the bullies saw that, they got scared and ran away. Katsuki looked at himself and was confused by his own hands and his height, which had increased, and after looking at Izuku in confusion, he got scared. After that, Izuku and he were both startled and went to Katsuki’s mom, who was quite frightened to see her older son. She ran over to Izuku’s mom, and it caused quite a commotion. Even though they were about to fight, they were caught off guard; someone quickly gave Katsuki some tea to help him relax, which instantly turned him back into a normal kid.
After that, Izuku and Katsuki underwent tests, and it was concluded that Izuku had a “Quirk” that allowed him to temporarily enhance others. The doctor named it “Mega Shinka” because it reminded him of an old anime (“the theory that MHA is set in the distant future”). The results were surprising because Katsuki, in that form, unleashed gigantic explosions (larger than in the canon before the untrained camp) and had more stamina, although perhaps there were things he didn’t know yet
After that, time passed, and Izuku became Katsuki’s “sidekick,” and it might have been cute, except it wasn’t. When Katsuki grew up, he consumed Izuku and started treating him worse, until at one point their relationship turned into more of a master-servant dynamic. Katsuki wouldn’t even let Izuku form bonds with other people to test other Mega Shinkas, to the point where:
"Come on, you idiot, Deku, I want to try something with the Mega
“All right, Kachan,” *Izuku was visibly nervous* “MEGA SHINKA!” Izuku’s card glowed, and the light reached Katsuki’s card, but when it reached Katsuki’s, the light stopped.
Katsuki pinned Izuku against the wall and set his hand ablaze with mini-explosions.
“Explain yourself, Deku.”
Katsuki kept pushing Izuku to try again, but after that day, Katsuki didn’t Mega Evolve again for a long time.
con esto me refiero
fis que reescriben eventos: los eventos canonicos como USJ, SPORTS FESTIVAL y etc cambiados y adatados a los cambios producidos por la variaciones de fic
Eventos completamente nuevos: cosas que no pasan en el canon producidos por que izuku o el protagonista tomo un camino completamente diferente o es algo que no se vio en el canon.... etc.
Izuku was walking beneath a little-used bridge when something cold and enormous washed over him and muzzled him before his body could even comprehend what was happening. A thick, greenish, living mass. It slipped into his mouth mid-breath. It filled his nose, his throat.
“Calm down, calm down.” The voice came from everywhere at once, oily, almost friendly. Two enormous yellow eyes floated in the sludge. “Don’t resist. I just need your body for a little while. Forty seconds and it’ll be over. Lend it to me and it’ll hurt less, won’t it? After all, you’re a good lad. A hero lends his skin to whoever needs it.”
Think. Izuku dug his fingers into the mass—they sank in without finding anything to grip. It’s liquid. Hitting it’s no use; my hands pass right through it.
Scream.
Run.
“That’s it,” cooed the villain, feeling him relax. “Stay still. Almost there.”
His vision was blurred with black spots that grew and swallowed the entire tunnel. And as the last plan died in his head
I want to live. Please. Anyone. HELP ME.
The back of his hand lit up. And the tunnel burst into light and wind.
A gust of air tore Izuku away from the villain, who fell, coughing and vomiting mud.
As he gasped for air, he managed to lift his head to see who stood between him and the villain.
"His hero" was standing on a cloud — a real cloud, white and dense; his hair seemed to be made of cloud too, and he had a golden halo on his forehead; he had a tail that coiled and uncoiled as if with a life of its own.
In his hand he held a red staff, which he stretched out to strike the villain, who was trying to rebuild himself and return to his original form.
“What a hideous way to die.” He rested the staff on the ground. “Should I finish you off right here?”
Izuku watched. The mud hesitated, backed away, and headed for the sewers. Once the stranger had gone, he turned towards the boy on his knees.
He planted the staff with a sharp thud that echoed through the entire tunnel; the stranger descended from the cloud and knelt down beside Izuku on the ground.
Izuku looked for the first time into his golden eyes, which fell to the three marks still smouldering on Izuku’s hand. He recognised them without the slightest surprise.
“I ask you.” The golden eyes locked onto Izuku’. “Are you my Master?
I want him to keep it so he doesn't lose the canon, but I want to take it away from him in some way so he can develop the power I give him without Ofa interfering
Normally I'd use “Izuku gets pulled back and returns Ofa,” but I want to try something new
Quirk Parry
Basically, it would give Izuku the ability to mitigate (completely nullify, including the impact on the surrounding area) any damage, as long as he intercepts an attack with a strike (whether it’s with a weapon or his fist)
It doesn’t work if Izuku doesn’t intercept the attack with another attack (meaning it doesn’t activate automatically if Izuku gets hit from behind and can’t intercept it).
I think this is fine, but I’m not sure if I should add something like it causing a stun, or am I missing something about the parry concept?
“I can grant your wish, but the price will be the cruelest you could ever pay,” says Izuku.
“What do you want? I'll give you anything you want,” says Mrs. Yaoyorozu.
“There's nothing I want from you, ma'am.”
“Then why go through all this trouble and insist that there’s a cruel price for everything? Everyone who seeks you out for clues—you even spent your whole life pretending you didn’t have such a powerful quirk. I need your quirk; I need you to grant my wish *tears* At this point, not even the best doctors can save my son’s life.”
“My Quirk is ‘Wishing Star.’ There’s nothing I need from you for it to work, but that’s just me—my gift is something else. My gift grants a wish, but in exchange, it takes away that wish along with all memories and feelings.”
Mrs. Yaororozu opens her eyes and looks at Izuku with tears in her eyes
“From your reaction, I think you already understand, but let me explain better. Your wish is to cure your son’s illness, which stems from a mother’s love and affection for seeing her son suffer. If I were to grant that wish, in exchange my gift would take all the memories and feelings you, as a mother, have for your own son.”
“Are you suggesting I would forget my son... Take them. I’m sure that if I try hard and look at memories, I’ll be able to...”
Izuku interrupts, "It doesn’t work that way. This isn’t like a blow to the head where the memories are still there but affected; in this case, literally all your memories of your firstborn and your feelings for him would disappear. For you, it would be as if you’d only ever had Momo and your first son had never existed. It doesn’t matter if you see memories like photos or videos—you’ll be unable to recognize him as the son you raised.”
"///// He was always sickly since he was a baby, which is why my husband insisted on having Momo. I don’t regret it, but I never gave up on the idea that //// he might also recover. However, he’s tired and doesn’t want to go on. If I don’t ask for this, he’ll die, and even if I lose my memories and the ability to recognize him, Momo and my husband will be able to recognize him, and maybe I can try to develop new emotions. It’s either that or him dying."
“If that is your decision,” Izuku approaches her and touches her chest over her heart. The floor and the surroundings also glow, and gravity feels lighter. “///// Think of your wish and everything it involves, and let it go so it can come true.” A glow emanates from /////’s chest and she faints, slowly collapsing to the ground without much impact. Izuku watches the glow of /////’s wish. “Rise up through the wish and become reality.” The glow flies away and is seen across the skies, falling toward a hospital as if it were a shooting star.
*based on Brave Beats*
Izuku didn't expect to find a *toy robot* right in the middle of the street, nor did he expect the robot to be alive, and above all, he didn't expect that robot to ask to borrow his body to dance—and that by doing so, it would lend him its powers
The problem is that to use Breakin’s powers, he needs to dance.
The problem is that he needed to dance.
And Izuku basically had two right feet, and to top it all off, breakdancing wasn’t easy.
“Get up, Izuku.”
“It’s 5 in the morning, Breakin’.”
“Exactly, you need to build some strength. You’re a wimp who doesn’t even have the strength to dance, even though we’re combining our powers. If you don’t try harder, I’ll just get weaker when we combine!”
Context on the timeline: Postwar events and the early years of the 2nd
Katsuki Bakugo didn't like eavesdropping
(Who am I kidding? He's a gossip)
And that's why he had no trouble overhearing a conversation between a high-ranking official from the new commission and the green-haired guy.
"Only you can take on the role of the new Grand Judge of the Heroes.".
"I refuse.".
"Are you aware of what you're rejecting? You're a Quirkless. The role of Judge is a sacred and cumulative thing, like that Quirk you used to have - and now that you no longer have a Quirk...".
"I still have it; it hasn't completely faded away, and I can.".
"You can have much more power and do more as a judge.".
"And why don't you offer it to my mother?"
"Because of your grandfather, he ruled out your mother, and since you're the only one left, you're the only one.".
"...My grandfather ruled out my mother despite her being a kind woman just because he considered her weak. I knew nothing about this nepotistic position of Grand Judge. I'm no different from my mother - I won't take something that comes from someone who caused my mother so much pain. I'd be betraying her.".
"It's ironic, coming from the same person who gave a speech to Endeavor's son at a public festival.".
"There hasn't been a Grand Judge in Japan for 20 years - longer than I've been alive.".
"It was the absence of this very position that led to all the corruption, and given the country's current situation, now is the right time to...".
"No... end of discussion.".
Izuku leaves and runs into the gossip who was spying (Katsuki)
"NERD, would you mind explaining what the hell that was?"
