Ladies and Gentlemen: My take on Adrien having his own antagonist like Marinette has Lila and Chloe. A new transfer students makes an enemy of the entire class, but Adrien seems to be his main target.
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Status: Completed (maybe)
Let Her Eat Cake: A one shot in which Lila is exposed as Hawkmoth’s ally, which opens up questions about Francois DuPont. In other words, Bustier is accused of being Mayura.
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Status: Completed
Lila’s Reflection: A one shot in which Lila has a twin sister who she feels inferior against. Includes Lilanette, Male Marinette, and Lila angst.
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Status: Completed
Marion Dupain-Cheng: Ice Cold: So we know the umbrella scene where Adrien basically pulls his “sad boy” card to make Marinette feel bad for him? Realistically, she shouldn’t have fallen in love with him just like that. I think she should have been wary of him because of his association with Chloe or outright hate him after he scolded her for being happy that Chloe was leaving. Or in ’Bubbler’ when all he cared about was having a party and not that adults we’re literally being launched into the sky. Or in ‘Despair Bear’ after a day of forced niceties he laughed when Chloe insulted Mylene’s macaroons. Long story short, Marinette shouldn’t have tolerated Adrien for as long as she did much less have a crush on him. If she did, it should’ve been obliterated by now. (This is a Drabble)
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Status: Completed
A Beetle’s Blossom: The members of the Justice League have seen many things. The deaths and resurrection of some of their comrades, alien doomsdays, off planet missions, and the literal destruction of the world. But the boy who *strongly* resembles Bruce in more ways than just his appearance has them stumped, especially Bruce himself.
On AO3
Status: On going
Fics That Are Coming Soon
The Most Hated Girl in Paris: An AU where instead of getting off Scott free, Chloe is legally punished for the Train Incident and has to deal with the fact that’s she’s Paris’ most hated girl. She must decide if she wants to continue living this way or if she’s going to claw her way to redemption. Long term project.
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Status: Not started
Not So Miraculous After all: Tired of citizens justifying their reckless behavior with the Miraculous Cure, Ladybug stops using it, making sure that consequences get left behind.
Status: Not Started
The Fall of A Queen (C. Bourgeois): An Au where Andre isn’t re-elected as Mayor. This changes everything. Long term project.
Status: Not Started
Cuisine Paradise: Seeing as both their parents work in the food industry, Alya and Marinette decide to start a YouTube channel together to share their recipes; Marinette’s pastries and Alya’s dinner recipes. It all in good fun and they accidentally become famous. Long term project.
Status: Not Started
New Boy In Town (Remy Gasteau): The son of the Prime Minister transfers to Francois DuPont and takes an interest in Marinette. Extremely long term project.
Based on an ask I submitted to @mcheang
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Civil War (Paris Edition): No matter how hard Lila tries, the class refuses to turn against Marinette, believing that Lila was just confused and there was a misunderstanding. In an attempt to get the girls to help her with Adrien, she insists that Marinette would go great with Luka. It was a brilliant plan— until war breaks out over the class. Lukanette vs Adrienette. Short term project.
Status: Not Started
Round the World Trip: After winning a series of contests, essay challenges, and competitions, Marion unintentionally earned his class a fully paid global trip over summer vacation. Includes Male Marinette and shenanigans. Mid-length project.
Status: Not Started
Damian’s Secret Brother: After ruining any chance at a brotherly relationship with Tim after his murder attempts, Damian Wayne is determined to prove that he wasn’t just a brutish assassin. The discovery of his newest biological brother provided him with the opportunity to show everyone that he could be civil with new family members. But he didn’t think he would get attached to the friendly baker’s boy who had ambitions to be a fashion designer. Male Marinette and bio-dad Bruce Wayne. Mid-length project.
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iroh: once, i told zuko that he needs to work on his inter turmoil. he screamed at me that he had no such inner turmoil, and then proceeded to go to a cliff during a thunderstorm to scream at God to strike him with lightning
alfred: master bruce and i have that interaction at least three times per week.
hey bruce spent a lot of his bat-study abroad in the far east and has kind of a weeb weapon collection so proposal, what if Bruce appreciates Iroh’s tea
while Zuko is enthusiastic about cream and sugar
further fueling their dad-figures’ passive-aggressive rivalry?
[Hot Take] Bakugou's Redemption Falls Flat Because It Never Addresses His Bigotry.
I've seen a lot of people sharing their thoughts on why Bakugou's redemption is so luke warm and lacking in depth.
Bakugou Katsuki is a bigot. I know that this is quite the accusation but hear me out.
A bigot is defined as "a narrow-minded person who obstinately adheres to their own opinions and prejudices". This describes Bakugou's personality to a T.
Bakugou’s redemption feels flat because the story refuses to address the actual root of his behavior: he' s a quirkest in MHA's quirkest society, and his worldview is shaped by a hierarchy that places flashy, powerful quirks at the top and quirkless or heteromorph people at the bottom. The narrative frames his cruelty toward Izuku as insecurity, but insecurity alone doesn’t explain the specific way he targets Izuku. Bakugou doesn’t just bully him—he dehumanizes him, calls him “Deku” (a slur meaning useless), and treats him as inherently lesser because he was quirkless. That is not generic schoolyard bullying, its discrimination rooted in a belief that people without strong quirks are inferior. Yet the story never names this for what it is, and that omission weakens any attempt at meaningful growth.
This becomes even clearer when you look at how Bakugou treats heteromorph classmates. He casually uses quirkist nicknames (“Pony,” “Raccoon Eyes,” “Tape Arms”) and the narrative plays it off as comedic banter rather than a pattern of discriminatory behavior. In a world where quirk-based prejudice is a real, systemic issue, these moments should matter. They should be part of his arc. But they aren’t. The story never forces him to confront the fact that he participates in the same oppressive attitudes that create villains like Spinner or marginalize people like Shoji. Instead, his behavior is treated as harmless personality quirks rather than evidence of internalized bigotry.
Because the narrative refuses to acknowledge Bakugou’s prejudice, and instead sanitizes it down to just being a generic asshole, his redemption becomes narrowly focused on one person—Izuku—rather than the broader worldview that shaped his actions. His apology is framed as a personal reconciliation, not a reckoning with the ideology that made him believe Izuku was beneath him in the first place. He learns to respect Izuku, but not quirkless people as a group. He never interrogates why he thought quirkless people were worthless, why he told Izuku to kill himself, or why he believed power determined human value. A true redemption arc would require him to confront the societal biases he internalized and perpetuated. Instead, the story shrinks the conflict down to a childhood rivalry.
This narrow focus makes his growth feel soft, incomplete, and unearned. Bakugou’s arc should have been about dismantling quirk supremacy within himself—recognizing that worth is not determined by power, flashiness, or combat potential. It should have involved him apologizing not just to Izuku, but to the classmates he demeaned, the people he dismissed, and the system he upheld. Instead, the narrative treats his cruelty as a personal flaw rather than a symptom of a discriminatory society. By refusing to engage with the political and social implications of his behavior, the story lets him off the hook.
The result is a redemption that feels artificially sanitized. Bakugou is never held accountable by his peers, who treat his aggression as normal or even admirable. Teachers ignore his discriminatory language, which is extremely egregious in Aizawa's case because he too was discriminated against because of his quirk (you'd think he'd feel more sympathy for Izuku 🙄). The narrative frames him as a prodigy with a temper, not someone whose beliefs actively harm marginalized groups. This lack of external pressure means his growth happens in a vacuum, he changes because the plot needs him to, not because he is forced to confront the consequences of his worldview. Without that confrontation, his redemption feels shallow.
A final issue that I think undermines Bakugou’s redemption is the uncomfortable implication that he only begins to treat Izuku as a person once Izuku gains power. If Izuku had remained quirkless, nothing in Bakugou’s behavior, or the narrative’s framing, suggests he would have ever reconsidered his beliefs. Bakugou’s respect is conditional, granted only when Izuku becomes strong enough to threaten his worldview and challenge his superiority. That means Bakugou’s “growth” is about acknowledging someone who has climbed into a tier of power he already respects. This reinforces the very ideology that made him abusive in the first place, the belief that strength determines value. Instead of dismantling that mindset, the story rewards it by giving Izuku a powerful quirk and allowing Bakugou to “grow” without ever having to confront how he would treat someone who stayed powerless. His redemption, therefore, feels contingent and hollow, because it is built on Izuku changing, not Bakugou changing.
Also, if you really think about it, quirklessness can be seen as an allegory for ableism in the way that Izuku is unable to live as most people due because of an ability he lacks. From what little we can gage from Izuku's backstory, quirkless people face systemic discrimination, limited career options, social stigma, and are treated as inherently lesser or incapable. In that context, Bakugou’s treatment of Izuku isn’t just bullying or insecurity; it's textbook ableism. This is not a good look 😬.
In conclusion, Bakugou’s redemption falls flat because it refuses to address the truth: he was a bigot, shaped by a society that values strength and marginalizes the powerless. His arc should have been about unlearning that ideology, not simply apologizing to the one person he hurt the most. By reducing his growth to a single relationship, the story avoids the harder, more meaningful work of challenging quirk supremacy. And because Hori is so damn afraid of his pet looking bad, he accidently created a bigoted character and doesn't see anything wrong with that.
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yo…. when jet breaks in the tea shop and accuses zuko and iroh of beinh firebenders….
do you think any of the patrons looked at zukos scarred face - obviously done by a firebender - and immediately think jet was an asshole? like
jet: hes a firebender!!!!
patrons, thinking about the backstory they concocted for zuko and iroh where their home was invaded by firebenders and they barely survived with their lifes so they could come and have a peaceful life selling tea in a city the war doesnt touch:
Jet: He’s a firebender!
The Patrons to the Tea Shop internally: You fucking stupid, sir? I think you might be stupid.
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