Nanitheheku

Rarepair hell

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“katsuki abused izuku for ten years” is the most common anti-bkdk argument i’ve ever seen and it’s tiring as hell. it’s so overused and repetitive it’s become the type of thing people say over and over again like a broken record because they don’t want to lose an online debate that they probably initiated. saying the same damn thing ten times when all your other arguments fail you doesn’t mean it’s a decent point, but plus ultra i guess.

the brains of children and adolescents are not fully developed. they lack most of the skills that adults have to manage intense emotion, and this is no exception for katsuki. adding the fact that hormones are usually raging as a teenager hits puberty, you have the perfect combination for a teenager to show behavior problems.

but let’s ignore that for a moment and go back to “ten years of abuse.” are you really going to say that katsuki abused izuku for ten years and wasn’t caught once?

“what does being caught have to do with anything, though?” you may ask. it has everything to do with it.

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the crossover no one but me wanted 😂

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No one told you the dragon you were sent to kill would be so pretty!

KK next time TodoDeku or KiriBaku ahahah (i ship all the otp in bnha, is that even possible!?)

I took the idea from this art! 

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Now we know where Deku learned that infamous All might dance 😂

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I think there’s one question that often comes up about the future of Bakugou and Midoriya’s relationship, and that question essentially is: 

What would Midoriya gain in reconciling with Bakugou?

Bakugou and Midoriya seem to represent each other’s pasts– their deepest-rooted weaknesses, their worst moments. Any communication with the other brings forth many (often intense) emotions, which many people tend to read as destructive upon first glance. Of course, who enjoys the feeling of shame, humiliation, and self-reproach? But it’s more than that, as evidenced by the narrative regularly and stubbornly pushing them back towards each other. WHY? Why is it so important to highlight them? What’s the point?

What exists in all positive interpretations of their future relationship is the idea that their presence is a mutual catalyst for overcoming those deeply-rooted weaknesses.

–Which brings us to our overarching theme: 

Bakugou and Midoriya mirror each other, 

and with constructive purpose.

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I have been reading these theories and analyses whole day and i regret nothing.

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Oops I overanalysed

I’ve got so many katsudeku feelings I apologise in advance.

I loved these panels because it makes so much sense to me. Bakugou is scared, and this can be interpreted in several different ways.

1. He’s scared that Izuku will become stronger than him.

This seems like an obvious conclusion due to his and Izuku’s confrontation:

He doesn’t want to be weak, he wants to be strong like All Might and the fact that All might chose Izuku ‘over him’ makes him think that he’s inferior.

2. He’s scared that he will hurt Izuku.

This seems like a less likely option but one I have considered nonetheless. Perhaps because of his strong quirk and his brash personality, he is afraid of hurting or corrupting Izuku. Of course he did hurt him, so I’m not sure how much substance this theory has.

3. He’s scared of his feelings.

The third option (my favourite lol) can also separate into different categories:

He’s scared of his fear (this sounds a little weird, but stay with me).

He’s scared of his hatred.

He’s scared of his affection.

I was considering option no. 1 when I thought huh, this reminds me of Harry Potter. In the third book, it is revealed that Harry’s boggart (his biggest fear) is a dementor, which is often described as the embodiment of fear. Therefore, Lupin explains that Harry’s biggest fear is fear itself. The more I think about it, the more I feel like this fits Bakugou. More than anything, he wants to be the No. 1 hero, and he believes that in order to do that he needs to be the strongest there is. And he believes he can’t be strong if he is afraid. Hence, he is afraid to be afraid… (this option doesn’t fully connect to Izuku, except for the fact that he is scared Izuku will surpass him).

Option no. 2 is also viable, although it makes a little less sense to me. Bakugou may think that his hatred towards someone innocent like Izuku makes him unfit to be a hero. He probably greatly regrets his former actions of bullying towards Izuku, now knowing that heroes don’t do such things. In result, he tries to distance himself from Izuku so he doesn’t do something unheroic. His explosive personality makes him distance himself from others as well, but mostly Izuku because of his deep loathing towards him.

Option no. 3 is a little hard to imagine with Bakugou in mind, but part of my thinking is that, possibly, as a child his affection towards Izuku was seen as odd. Like perhaps one day as a four year-old, he had been talking about Izuku to his friends or a family member and they commented on how weird he was to adore someone so much, especially a boy. This seems unlikely, so let’s consider some other ideas:

Perhaps (and this connects to the second option of being scared he will hurt Izuku) Bakugou is afraid that if he gets close to Izuku, he will get hurt. Bakugou’s goal is to be the No. 1 hero, after all, and in that line of profession it is quite possible that his loved ones may be targeted by villains. Through pushing him away, he is attempting to protect Izuku.

Yet another possibility is that he is simply in denial and unable to accept his feelings. Maybe he thinks the twisting in his gut is disgust and/or loathing. It wouldn’t be hard to believe that Bakugou’s character doesn’t understand/thinks that affection or romance is stupid (which could mean that he’s aro, but that’s another conversation). Taking a look at his family, he probably doesn’t understand conventional affection. That’s not to say that he has had a bad home life, but he is basically a carbon copy of his mother, who in turn doesn’t seem like a very affectionate person. So it’s perfectly feasible that Bakugou doesn’t know what he feels.

In conclusion, those panels could mean many things, but to me it makes a shit ton of sense.

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Bless this too :')

[osakakitty]

More KatsuDeku Thoughts/Ramblings

The other day I was seeing a lot of people complaining about hate in both the ‘Katsudeku’ and ‘Bakudeku’ tags, but to be honest, I didn’t see it. I suppose I must have the right people blocked.

But, it did get me thinking about things that people love to bring up when discussing the “p r o b l e m a t i c” elements of this ship. Two big ones in particular come to mind.

One has already been discussed to death, and I hope to jeezus I never have to talk about it myself. Yes, Bakugo told Deku to jump off a building. It’s horrible and despicable and I would never defend such awful behavior. It was simple shorthand for Horikoshi to establish Bakugo as an unremorseful jerk. Congrats, dude. It worked.

The second thing, however, is something I could talk about at length.

So I will.

Let’s talk about THIS.

Warning: this is a goddamn long post. Pour yourself a drink.

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This. This is gold. Bless this.

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Look at the Tsukihina babs my friend drew for me on my birthday!!❤❤ She is so amazing!! I can go to hell and back for this ship!! >\\\<