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[darypeacher]

[clockworkwilll]

Inbred

Yoichi as Ethel and Tomura as Hayden tickles my brain just right

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How Horikoshi feels after making the League of Villains metaphors for the cycle of abuse and how victims and the mentally ill are treated in society just to kill them all of in the most ironically horrible ways

Like wdym we spent multiple full length chapters learning about how Shigaraki was abused just to accidentally kill his family before being basically kidnapped, groomed, and psychologically tormented by the literal manifestation of evil just to be killed by him in the end??

Wdym we followed multiple counts of the Todoroki family’s suffering at the hands of Endeavor, learning how the selfish desires of one man ruined the lives of five other ppl and how he turned his son Touya to a life as a murderous villain just for him to be forced to survive past his natural lifespan so that Endeavor could force Touya to talk to him to feel better abt himself??

Twice dies alone after finally finding a family who accepted him. Mr. Compress and Spinner joined the league to be less alone, and are now going to spend the rest of their lives alone in jail mourning their friends’ deaths.

Even Toga, who had the most arguably “satisfying” conclusion, only did so because she sacrificed herself, a choice she made. Even then, it adheres to the idea that the mentally ill are the ones who must change in order to fit society. Even if Uraraka understood Himiko and was willing to help her, Toga still died a villain in the eyes of society

I understand that they’re villains and they won’t get a happy ending, and that death is the easiest way to finish a characters story, but literally what was the point of it all? What was the message Horikoshi was trying to convey? That victims and ppl who suffer from mental illness are villains and are bound to die or rot in jail/psych wards? That abusers will always win over their victims? The villains were thoroughly fleshed out and made to be empathized with, just to kill them all off? Lazy writing imo

[miamitu-illust]

Power meets Izutsumi the cat devil. Together they completely decimate the local wildlife..

I think they'd get along well :)

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I didn’t know I needed this

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AFO is dead AU

U.A. students Hana and Touya

I wanted to draw more of my AU so here’s this.

Hana, Touya, and Keigo are all in the same class at U.A., and they’re all pretty good friends, especially since they all got in on recommendations. Touya pierced their ears one night when they were bored. He usually hangs out at their houses bc he doesn’t like spending time at home.

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TW‼️ Blood, smoking, mentions of g*n violence, mention of sa

More backstory (TWs apply)

Miyuu’s mom was a h**ker with a similar Quirk to him, and his dad was a deadbeat, who sold him to a trafficking ring a few years after his Quirk manifested. When he was twelve, he met a man named Yokushi, who took him in and was kind after first until their relationship took a dark turn, and was once again trafficked. Deciding he didn’t want to live like that anymore, Miyuu ran away. He ran into (literally) a runaway Tomura. They’re the same age in the alternate timeline, both around fifteen. Anyways, Tomura k*lled the thugs after him and they became friends (?). They stuck together, mostly for safety reasons, until they were both kidnapped by Yokushi’s gang. Dramatic events unfolded, Tomura ends up k*lling Yokushi to save Miyuu. They hop a train to another prefecture, and find this old abandoned house where they squatted for a couple days, before deciding to “fix it up” and stay there permanently.

Miyuu serves as a sort of parallel to Tomura at this point in his life, as they were both running away from evil men who only wanted to use them. They also both hate Heroes with a passion. They became low-key codependent and high-key trauma bonded, but it was the happiest they’d ever been in their short lives. I view their relationship dynamic to be a lot like Alyssa and James (TEOTFW).

Anyways this rat has been living in my head for almost two years, but I’m too lazy to write a fic or comic.

[clockworkwilll]

Does anyone want me to post abt my mha oc

YES

Ew no

Voting ended onNov 4, 2025

I have the urge to lore drop

[clockworkwilll]

TW‼️ Blood, smoking, mentions of gun violence, mention of sa

More backstory (TWs apply):

Miyuu’s mom was a hooker with a similar Quirk to him, and his dad was a deadbeat, who sold him to a trafficking ring a few years after his Quirk manifested. When he was twelve, he met a man named Yokushi, who took him in and was kind after first until their relationship took a dark turn, and was once again trafficked. Deciding he didn’t want to live like that anymore, Miyuu ran away. He ran into (literally) a runaway Tomura. They’re the same age in the alternate timeline, both around fifteen. Anyways, Tomura killed the thugs after him and they became friends (?). They stuck together, mostly for safety reasons, until they were both kidnapped by Yokushi’s gang. Dramatic events unfolded, Tomura ends up killing Yokushi to save Miyuu. They hop a train to another prefecture, and find this old abandoned house where they squatted for a couple days, before deciding to “fix it up” and stay there permanently.

Miyuu serves as a sort of parallel to Tomura at this point in his life, as they were both running away from evil men who only wanted to use them. They became low-key codependent and high-key trauma bonded, but it was the happiest they’d ever been in their short lives. I view their relationship dynamic to be a lot like Alyssa and James (TEOTFW).

Anyways, this rat has been living in my head for almost two years now, but I’m too lazy to write a fic or comic, even though I have enough of a story for one.

[clockworkwilll]

Inbred

Yoichi as Ethel and Tomura as Hayden tickles my brain just right

[clockworkwilll]

Does anyone want me to post abt my mha oc

YES

Ew no

Voting ended onNov 4, 2025

I have the urge to lore drop

[clockworkwilll]

Pro Hero Tenko

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Abby come home the kids miss you

[grendel-menz]

I hope you know that it’s always this

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the root of human creativity

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Pro Hero Tenko

[clockworkwilll]

How Horikoshi feels after making the League of Villains metaphors for the cycle of abuse and how victims and the mentally ill are treated in society just to kill them all of in the most ironically horrible ways

Like wdym we spent multiple full length chapters learning about how Shigaraki was abused just to accidentally kill his family before being basically kidnapped, groomed, and psychologically tormented by the literal manifestation of evil just to be killed by him in the end??

Wdym we followed multiple counts of the Todoroki family’s suffering at the hands of Endeavor, learning how the selfish desires of one man ruined the lives of five other ppl and how he turned his son Touya to a life as a murderous villain just for him to be forced to survive past his natural lifespan so that Endeavor could force Touya to talk to him to feel better abt himself??

Twice dies alone after finally finding a family who accepted him. Mr. Compress and Spinner joined the league to be less alone, and are now going to spend the rest of their lives alone in jail mourning their friends’ deaths.

Even Toga, who had the most arguably “satisfying” conclusion, only did so because she sacrificed herself, a choice she made. Even then, it adheres to the idea that the mentally ill are the ones who must change in order to fit society. Even if Uraraka understood Himiko and was willing to help her, Toga still died a villain in the eyes of society

I understand that they’re villains and they won’t get a happy ending, and that death is the easiest way to finish a characters story, but literally what was the point of it all? What was the message Horikoshi was trying to convey? That victims and ppl who suffer from mental illness are villains and are bound to die or rot in jail/psych wards? That abusers will always win over their victims? The villains were thoroughly fleshed out and made to be empathized with, just to kill them all off? Lazy writing imo

[cherrycloy]

like i love izuku but fucking hell tomura should have been the protagonist of the series

just make the league and his messed up relationship to afo the emotional core of the story and class 1-A some side characters/antagonists the league occasionally encounters to make a powerful narrative statement of 'wow even the people that conform to the system the most still get fucked by it in a bazillion different ways'

top 10 easy life hacks to immediately improve your shounen manga

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Tenko sketch

Obsessed with a character that doesn’t exist 😔 (ignore the hair)

[buckysknifecollection]

i feel like the youth should be reminded that the point of shipping is not for a ship to become canon. the point of shipping is to collect all the canon crumbs like starved mice, run away cackling and make some fun little scenarios with them just for the hell of it.