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Kwamis, faeries, and other creatures
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Most fans already agree. Midoriyaās pediatrician and All For Oneās doctor are the same man.Ā
I have a hunch that the Doctor played more of a role than we originally thought.Ā PerhapsĀ Izuku Midoriya wasnāt born quirkless. But Tenko Shimura was. My thoughtsĀ under the cut!
Quirks are becoming more powerful with each generation. All For One is constantly scouting for potentially beneficial quirks, it would make sense to station lackeys in a healthcare setting.
All For One has been alive for while. He must have a lot of money, he knows how to work the system, he knows how to not be suspicious. He owns several properties; some of which serve as nomu factories, living quarters, hideouts, even his own personal hospital... I wouldnāt be surprised if he rented out extra space to businesses or clinics. So while All For One lives at the top of this skyscraper, his Doctor runs a legitimate pediatric practice on the ground floor.
The Doctor works with young kids who havenāt manifested quirks yet. Heās in a position with access to medical records. If he canāt figure out a parentās quirk from researching, he can outright ask the parents about their quirks. It wouldnāt seem odd to them, since heās a doctor. Any time the Doctor meets a mother or father with a quirk that All For One might be interested in, he passes along the information.
All For One can easily impersonate a practitioner, administering vaccines and blood tests is the perfect opportunity to steal a childās quirk. What if he could take a quirk that hasnāt even manifested yet?
Most children in this universe develop a stronger, more complicated version of one of their parentsā quirks. Sometimes a combination of the two. Inko has a telekinetic quirk and Izukuās father has a fire quirk. Fire quirks are... run of the mill. Common. Boring. Telekinetic levitation, though? Thatās something more rare. Iāve never seen a character in this series fly from sheer will alone. Usually there has to be something else involved; like wings, fire, wind manipulation, etc. Even All Might doesnāt really fly. He takes off by using One For All. It requires a powerful jump and itās extremely time sensitive.Ā
So the Doctor meets Inko and Izuku. He thinks āOh, wow. All For One as been looking for a quirk that can make him levitate for years. This kid might actually have that.ā And what is All For One doing when the protagonist sees him for the first time?
So, yeah. That x-ray of the foot that the Doctor shoes to people? Itās a fake. If All For One wants to take someoneās quirk, that person is quirkless now. Sorry. Thatās just the way it is.Ā
When Tenko Shimura was three years old, his father brought him to the Doctor for a check up. The Doctor recognizes the family name and tells All For One immediately. All For One was ecstatic, he had been saving Decay for years, knowing that one day he would pass it to the child. No one would know. Especially not Tenko. Perhaps Tenko was quirkless to begin with. But not anymore, the plan was set in motion. Decay would manifest soon, Father would be killed, Tenko would be left all alone, and All For One would be there to pick up the pieces.Ā
Maybe now youāre askingĀ āBut wait, wouldnāt Shigaraki recognize the Doctor and feel suspicious when he saw him as part of All For Oneās team? If Decay manifested shortly after the doctorās appointment, wouldnāt Shigaraki see red flags?ā My best answer to that is... Shigaraki doesnāt really know the doctor.
If the Doctor was assisting Shigaraki, then Shigaraki wouldnāt have to worry about injuries as much. And he wouldnāt feel the need to say this to Stain.Ā
Itās canonical that All For One and the DoctorĀ āmakeā the nomu together. Shigaraki just seems to be in charge of training them and giving them orders.
So we can deduce that the Doctor is loyal to All For One only. We havenāt seen him interact with Shigaraki in person at all. Since All For Oneās arrest, we havenāt seen the Doctor, period. His involvement in the High End nomu is just speculation for now. I can imagine Shigaraki has never seen the Doctor, and that is what All For One wanted. That way, Shigaraki would never wonder if his tragedy and rescue were staged.
Izuku inherited the OFA quirk. Shigaraki inherited All For Oneās legacy.... but not the AFO quirk. At least, not yet. Iām sure that the AFO quirk can be transferred to someone else if All For One wills it. He was probably just waiting for the right time.
This is the part where we change from theory to wild headcannons. Hereās what I think could happen in the future.
The League of Villains will probably make an attempt to take down Tartarus. If they do, they can re-recruit villains like Mustard, Muscular, Moonfish, Kurogiri, All For One, several nomu, USJ villains, and perhaps even Stain. When Shigaraki breaks into All For Oneās cell, All For One tells him that heās proud of him. That he had grown up enough, that he was ready. All For One transfers the AFO quirk to Shigaraki, and with it, a plethora of various stolen quirks. All For One was storing quirks that he thought would suit Shigarakiās personality and fighting style. So the life change should be easy.
What if the AFO quirk came with a certain... sentience. What if Shigaraki would automatically have the knowledge of how to use every quirk, what the limits of the quirks were, and even... who the quirks came from.
In that moment, Shigaraki knows that Decay wasnāt his. In that moment, he puts all of the pieces together. All For One sits dying painfully in his wheelchair, as the Longevity quirk is no longer with him. Shigaraki strides toward him and decays his chest, putting the man out of his misery, as well as severing their bond.Ā
Shigaraki prepares to leave the prison with a terrifyingly calm disposition. The prisoners do not hesitate to follow him in his path to shatter society.Ā
Shigaraki had talked with Midoriya during a time of emotional turmoil before, and heāll probably do that again.
Midoriya isnāt the type to just kill the bad guy and move on with his life. Midoriya will know that thereās something inside Shigaraki that needs help. Midoriya will give advice that eases Shigarakiās moral crisis. And Shigaraki will tell Midoriya that heās on a mission to right some wrongs. āI have something for you, to say thank you. Itās yours, after all.āĀ
Itās Midoriyaās quirk. Levitate.
Eventually, Shigaraki will return Search to Ragdoll, as well. Heāll return every quirk he can to any living original wielders.
We canāt know for sure what Horikoshi will plan for the final climax of this story. Heās put a lot of work into making Shigaraki seem almost... understandable. Maybe even forgivable. Horikoshi is also hinting at Uraraka and Midoriya being endgame. Definitely not everyoneās favorite pairing, but I have to admit that Levitate and Zero Gravity working together and loving each other would be a fulfilling ending.
Thanks for reading! I am open to friendly discussion/criticism.Ā
Do not tag as Shiga//deku.
Taking a break
Your girl is drained from writing her trash so she just wanna hang out w her mutuals and followers, hehe. Iām gonna request fics from fellow writers who Iām highkey intimidated by because you know, shy and inferior, the usual. uwu need to tell someone about something but idk who
My broccoli lion...named broccoli. Brocc for short. . My art, commission info coming soon!
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Teachers kwami but itās @arcadeologyās French Fae Court (+ her Zodiac Races designs cuz I LOVE those guys)
Bonus: Cross-Dimensional Grudges
if i had a dollar for every time midoriya made a fist