All things Chapter 430 related must be kept inside this thread for the next 24 hours.

It's also nice seeing him and Deku banter without any bad blood or issues(and even Deku sasses him a bit here and there)and also It's nice seeing how Mature Bakugou as a adult is.

I'm weirdly proud of how much he's grown without turning into a entirely different person.

DISCLAIMER: I love both Izuku and Bakugo and ALL CHARACTERS OF MHA (Except for Mineta and AFO for obvious reasons).
Starts when both are ~4-5 years old when Bakugo finds out that Izuku is quirkless and stops when Izuku tries to save Bakugo from the sludge villain/ when they entered U.A.

Both physically, verbally, and mentally. And not only does he bully Izuku, but spreading the hate to other students as well. Like when he used his quirk to attack Izuku when both were kids. And when he told Izuku to “Take a swan dive off a roof”.

And I don’t understand how Izuku can still admire and be friends with Bakugo. I mean Horikoshi did explain it, but I still find it strange. Like the only emotions Izuku has for being bullied are…fear, like I thought Izuku is brave and can stand up for justice? Like did Izuku once seek help from his parents (mom) or teachers? Like 10 YEARS?

Also, no one in the MHA universe can see the problem with Bakugo? I thought that when he got kidnapped by the villains, people were afraid that he would become a villain, so why is no one seeing that the bullying is a problem? And U.A, do I need to explain?

Please, someone, tell me what’s with the bullying thing? This needs some explaining.

It just doesn't feel right to me that he lost them.

Toga’s blood changes her body overtime

I still don't understand how her quirks work; she clearly creates things much heavier than herself, so where does that extra weight come from? Like that railgun in the final war is clearly heavier than her, so how on earth can she pull it out?

Like does her body have extreme metabolism that can instantly turn nutrients into fat? Or like, she can compact her fat to make it look smaller?

I'm watching season 6 rn, and I'm cracking up how intentional they do stuff for plot. Like this big room, with all the space and his bed exactly facing out the window, just so Endeavor can ​see the protests that's happening 🤣🤣🤣.

It’s just something that crossed my mind while re-reading the Hajime no Ippo manga; amidst the dirty jokes, the dragged-out romance, and the fantastic boxing panels, I really love looking back at Umezawa’s story.

I marked this as a spoiler just to be safe, but it’s a story from the 80s—you can easily find summaries on YouTube or check the wiki—so it’s fine to read.

He used to be a bully who intimidated Ippo. He enjoyed making Ippo feel lonely and isolated—which gave him a sense of power, especially since Ippo was so passive—and he’d mock Ippo’s family fishing business and the smell Ippo picked up from helping out at home. But after Ippo became a boxer and denied doing it for revenge—showing he could have easily crushed them if he wanted to—Umezawa started following him around. At first, it was just to mock him, but it eventually turned into genuine admiration and friendship.

He helped Ippo with the fishing boats, even sat at the dinner table with Ippo and his mother, and supported his boxing career; in return, Ippo supported him and served as the inspiration for him to become a manga artist.

Umezawa feels bad about everything he did, even after apologizing and being forgiven by Ippo and his mother; you can see the shame and remorse when he remembers how he used to mistreat Ippo.

Then I think about Bakugou and his arc while rewatching clips and moments from the anime on Netflix, and... yeah. It feels redundant to complain about the lack of consequences, but damn—Umezawa has a more satisfying redemption arc (extending a bit past graduation) than Bakugou does.

Anyway, I just wanted to get that off my chest and maybe win over a few more fans for Hajime no Ippo. Now I’m just waiting for the rage and the Bakugou fans to show up in droves.

Reading back into the arc & vigilantes. I've noticed few interesting things regarding Hood's quirks and the attack itself, and it's that they specifically counter Hawks' abilities and fighting style.

The only hero that can match Hood in speed was Prime Hawks, not even Endeavor qualifies in that aspect, and amongst the heroes who can fly only Endeavor and Hawks check that out. But we know Hood wasn't meant to be tested against Endeavor by Dabi and Garaki, they only asked Hawks for a "hero" in a warehouse, then immediately backstabbed him by launching it prematurely directly on Hawks' location without knowing Endeavor was present with him.

That can only mean the intended target for the full and final Hood test was Hawks himself, and Hood's abilities possibly hint at that. Aside from the transforming limbs for wings and Air Jets for speed to keep up with Hawks' movement, there's also Hood's Muscle Augmentation and Power quirks that makes it so his muscles are hard to cut and tear through to match against Hawks' sharp feather blade attacks & Lastly, his Storage quirk with other Nomus inside is perfect to neutralize Hawks' multitasking telekinetic ability with his feathers, as it creates too many targets for him to focus on while Hood deals with the Hawks' main body.

Note: It should be noted that all Hood had before finalization was the muscle augmentation and transformation quirk as an early Nomu, so the newer adjustments were clearly meant to counter someone else.

I’ve always been curious about how long it would take Monoma to master other Quirks. I mean, he learned to use Kurogiri’s Quirk in just a few days—a Quirk built from multiple others based on the "Cloud" Quirk, and one that was supposedly among the hardest to control for some reason. He even picked up Aizawa’s Erasure Quirk along the way.

So, I wondered how long it would take him to learn Quirks belonging to certain Class A students and reach the same level of proficiency as the original users.

I was having this conversation with my co-worker the other day about whether or not Peter would take the chance to start a new life in the world of MHA but must have his identity out in the open to the public and get paid for doing hero work.

We both agreed he would refuse, considering what happened to Aunt May during the Civil War and wouldn't want to disappoint his Uncle Ben for getting paid to help people.

What do you guys think? Would he take the offer?

Also, I used the image of Class 1-A during the timeskip because I think it would be interesting for a older Peter interact with them after the end of the series instead of just having a young Peter be classmates with 1-A during their days as students.

Plus, I think Class 1-A would treat Peter better, compare to the people back in his universe (blame the Marvel writers for making me think that). I can just imagine Peter actually have a good time hanging out with them, especially with Izuku.

Standing Next to You🎉✨

FINALLY the garden bed is all done! Our garden patrol put the last touches on this morning. A job well done! They can now celebrate and relax as it’s been such an incredible task to accomplish. From an abandoned lot to now a thriving hummingbird garden that they hope will attract all kinds of creatures that they can’t wait to see. Hoping for the flowers to take for next year to come back up with many blooms. Now they can do a few small tasks around the garden before embarking on another adventure hopefully. Hopefully they don’t get too carried away with all this new change happening as it may just bring unwelcome guests.

Credit goes to @whiteroseeleven on insta if you want to see the whole adventure unfold….the reel of all the pictures is here…
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcY-ZuZhuU4/?igsi=YXBmcnhzeDRncGVy

[Content Warning: This AU contains graphic themes involving self-surgery, body modification, and psychological TRAUMA, enjoy❤️😊]

All artwork/fanart is drawn by me

Down the rabbit hole: https://www.reddit.com/r/BokuNoHeroAcademia/s/VGcZiq8960

​--- My Hero: The Birth of a Cyborg ---

The Frozen Philosopher

​"Listen up, Shoto.

​You were born with a great curse.

​The curse of the Todoroki name."

​Endeavor's final words before his disappearance.

​In this world, the Todoroki clan was not created through a hero's ambition, but through survival.

​A rare bloodline born with the ability to manipulate both extreme cold and heat became one of the most hunted families in the world.

​Their Quirks, considered priceless due to their immense power, made them a favorite among rulers. Leading to generations of trafficking, exploitation, and fear.

​"You don't try to tame a tiger when it's fully grown; you steal the cubs from its mother's breast and raise them as your own." - Stein Richtor

​"You will recognize me, you will obey me, you will serve ruthlessly... and if needed, you will die for me." - Stein Richtor

​After witnessing the suffering of his own family, Shoto developed an eating disorder and slowly isolated himself from the world. His body became frail, his emotions became numb, and he spent most of his time buried in philosophy books, trying to understand a world that had taken everything from him. Despite his broken state, his power was terrifying.

​"Peace cannot exist without war and violence. One cannot be true without the other, and if the universe was created out of destruction... what is there to make of my past?" - Shoto

​His signature technique, Ice Age, allows him to flash freeze entire sections of a city into a frozen battlefield, turning the environment itself into his weapon.

​Many underestimate him because of his detached personality and fragile appearance.

​They shouldn't.

​Along his journey, he meets Larissa, a friend of the Kaminari family and the creator of Water Dancing: a sword art built around adaptation, balance, and finding one's own rhythm.

​Larissa: "A rapier is a weapon meant for speed and agility, yet you swing it as if it were a claymore. Tell me, what weighs on you so?"

​"Nothing. I already told you... that's enough training for today." Shoto

​"I decide when you've had enough." Larissa points her sword to his neck.

​"It makes you angry, doesn't it? I'm sure someone like you has known it for a very long time." Larissa

​"What are you talking about..." Shoto

​"Powerlessness." Larissa

​Shoto's father's words ring in his ears, and his eyes flash before he finally speaks:

​"...How can I fight like you?"

​Larissa: "I can't teach you how to fight like me, but I can teach you how to fight like you."

​"Like me? If that worked I wouldn't be here." Shoto

​"If you were honest with yourself, you'd never have to come back." Larissa

Has this ever been explained? I can’t quite make sense of it.

1) The atmosphere solidifies at 1000 times her size.
2) She converges the lasers and is able to hold them.
3) She continuing to maintain her physical enhancements (at all times).

The chapters never indicate that she releases her physical enhancements at any time during the fight. I would assume that, even if she does release her physical enhancement, her body would shrink down to a non-enhanced size. No rules have lingering effects to my knowledge.

Context: Ever since Chisikai had put her Grandfather in a coma, he had ruthlessly tortured her simply for her quirk, calling her an infected mistake. Always hurting those around her. For a while Eri had believed him, until she one day snuck into the wing containing private files. After doing some searching, she found the true horror that was the plans for a quirk erasing drug, and they were using her body as a labrat. It was then something deep within her snapped, and in mere hours the Shie Hassaikai were no more. The only thing she had taken were the few samples of the quirk drug and Chisikai's unconcious body. She then put her Grandfather out of his misery, reported the scene and fled.

Now here she was, 25 years old and living as a vigilante turned villain.

Link to the fanfic: https://archiveofourown.org/works/91756126/chapters/244330876