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I kinda wish the Nomus were used more since they had neats designs and simply put just kinda gets forgotten and ignored. They basically act like elite villains and then completely put on the wayside despite most of them being forcibly transformed into reforged into monsters so...all they do is try to find a way to save Kurogiri.

Take a look at my pieces for Usagi-Chan! A NSFW Bunny Deku Zine!

The first one is a collab with the amazing @mirachadoodles for the tealing hot fic Sensitive, a RodyDeku Fanfic

Here's a new drawing! Touya being the protective older brother is just- y e s- I had a lot of fun drawing this one! Decided to do a colored and non colored version :D (friends suggestion!) and I love how they both turned out!

Okay, this has been on my mind for awhile, I don’t know when I’ll upload a test chapter to Ao3 but I’m putting my thoughts here to see if anyone is interested!

I always wondered what it would be like if I was in the mha world but I honestly wouldn’t be a hero or a support student. General is kind of plan and most would transfer into the hero course anyway so having a fic centered around a management student?

Now that’s a story I want to read!

This could be a named reader-insert or an oc insert, who knows. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Pronouns will be gender neutral or mentioned as little as possible to be inclusive!

Paint a Picture, it’ll last longer!

by: Kennywrites23

reader-insert?/ or OC-insert?

queer-platonic(?)

- A second year in UA management department ends up saving a Class 1-A student(Todoroki? Denki? Tokoyami?) on their way home. (Second year used their quirk or defense skills)

- The 1-A student gets curious about their hero; They go to look for them bringing their friends along the way. (eventually the rest of the class too)

- Management student( 1-K) joins UA’s News Paper club; making great use of their quirk getting the scoop of the century! (literally— AFO)

- Dives deep into the realm of heroic business, from founding to managing hero agencies! The 1-K student focuses on the effects heroism has on societies political and economical structures.

That’s all I have planned out right now, but I will be interest in any other ideas or questions!

First Post of October! 

Hey Guys! I’m writing every day of October and for the first day I’ve picked a bit of a sadistic route. It is spooky season after all! Hopefully you guys enjoy! Lemme know what you think and feel free to leave suggestions in my ask! 

TRIGGER WARNING- Kidnapping, Body mutilation, overall dark shit

Please read at your own discretion. 

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“P-Please…let me go…I won’t tell anyone anything!”

You cried silently as your wrists began to ache from being bound so tightly behind you. He stood tall above you. Absolutely menacing in every way. The sadistic grin on his face only getting bigger the more you begged. You hadn’t mean to wander into villain domain. You were just out on a stroll at night when you saw an abandoned building and thought it would be fun to check it out.

After all, you’ve seen the videos online of people doing the exact same thing and normally the scariest thing they find is an old doll in the corner or some mildly threatening spray paint on the wall that some kids probably wrote there when they were bored. However, it was just your luck to have had a run in with one of the number one villains in all of Japan.

You tried to run at first, but the abandoned house had quickly become a maze. Every corridor lead to another and the sound of his footsteps were always calm and steady behind your own panicked ones. You weren’t sure how long the chase went on or really when it ended but before you knew it you were waking up hours later, bound and gagged on the cold concrete floor of what seemed like a basement. He only ungagged you when your chest was heaving so hard that he was convinced that you were going to pass out again just from the lack of oxygen.

“You stepped into my territory, which means you belong to me and I don’t let things that are mine go.”

Dabi. A villain that you had seen on your tv screen several times was now standing above you, knife in hand. He looked a lot more threatening in real life. He was taller than you had imagined and even though his face already made your stomach churn, his fiery blue eyes were what made you feel extremely unsettled. It is like no matter what he said, the look in them never changed. Almost as if his soul were wiped long ago and all that was left now was this shell.

He reached down, running the blunt of the blade along the tear stains on your cheek as he loved watching the way your quivered underneath him. You were pitiful and helpless to him. Even though he was barely touching you, you seemed to twitch and respond to his every touch.

“Now, kitten…what should I do with you?”

He hummed softly, sitting on the balls of his feet beside you as he looked over your helpless body. The hand not holding the knife grabbed right under your chin, tilting your head up so that you were forced to look at him. Your faces were only inches apart and he only seemed to be leaning in closer.

You took that as a cue to use all your strength to head butt him. A shock of pain reverberated through your skull as your heads collided but you immediately tried inching away on the floor like a worm even though you had no idea where you were going thanks to being blinded from the pain. You may have liked to tell yourself you made it an entire foot before the heel of a boot collided with the back of your skull, shoving your face straight into the concrete below, but in reality it was probably closer to a couple of inches.

If the head butt hadn’t already caused a headache than that certainly did but the villain who was now seething in rage didn’t seem to mind. “You’re going to regret that.” He removed his foot from the back of your head, only to grab you by one of your bound arms and drag you into a better position.

He sat down and situated you laying face down over his lap, a soft snarl in the back of his throat as he spoke. “You wanna act up, kitten?” He yanked down your pants and underwear, a large hand resting on your left cheek, but he didn’t swat or move in any way. “I’ll just have to claim you the old-fashioned way.”

With no other warning his hand set ablaze, searing his handprint into your ass as you screamed in agony. The smell of burnt flesh filling the room as your body went limp against his lap. The pain left you still as you felt like you were going to puke at any second.

“That’s a good kitten~” The male moved his burning hand off your ass which was now permanently claimed with his mark, seeming to ignore the soft sobs that left your throat as he pulled out some ointment from the pocket of his jacket. “Oh, don’t be like that, I get burnt all of the time.” He made a shushing sound as he put a dab of the burn cream onto his fingertips before gentle massaging it into the wounded flesh on your ass. His other hand clasped over your lips to dull the screams of agony that left you as he pushed against the sensitive skin.

“There we go~”

He moved his hand from his lips to your chin so he could tilt your head towards him, shoving his mouth against yours in a harsh kiss. His lips moved heatedly against your own, all of his touches being warm to the touch as he bit you lower lip as he pulled away, a soft pleased purr leaving the back of his throat.

Spinner's Hypothetical Villain Group: The Hetermorph Coalition

Group Philosophy & Goals

Name: The Hetermoprh Coalition (or "True Heroes Liberation Front")

Core Ideology:

Following Stain's actual philosophy of eliminating false heroes

Creating a society where heroes work for justice, not profit or fame

Addressing discrimination against heteromorphs and "weak" quirk users

Building a merit-based hero society

Primary Goals:

Expose and eliminate corrupt/fake heroes

Protect and empower marginalized quirk users

Create educational programs about "true heroism"

Establish alternative support networks for victims of discrimination

Leadership Structure

Leader: Shuichi Iguchi (Spinner)

Role: Ideological figurehead and strategic coordinator

Strengths: Genuine belief in Stain's vision, personal experience with discrimination

Weaknesses: Tendency toward self-doubt, limited combat ability initially

Second-in-Command: "Mirror" (OC)

Quirk: Reflection - Can copy and analyze the fighting styles of heroes

Background: Former hero student expelled for questioning the system

Role: Tactical analysis and hero assessment

Core Members

1. "Underdog" - Kenji Nakamura

Quirk: Size Manipulation (can only shrink, not grow)

Background: Bullied for his "useless" quirk, became bitter toward heroes who ignored his pleas for help

Role: Infiltration specialist and intelligence gathering

Motivation: Prove that "weak" quirks can be valuable

2. "Fangirl" - Yuki Sato

Quirk: Hero Analysis - Can instantly assess a hero's genuine vs. fake motivations

Background: Former hero superfan who became disillusioned after discovering her idol's corruption

Role: Information broker and hero researcher

Motivation: Wants to find and protect "real" heroes

3. "Patchwork" - Hiroshi Tanaka

Quirk: Material Fusion - Can combine different materials but quirk is unstable

Background: Heteromorph with visible scarring from quirk malfunctions, discriminated against

Role: Equipment specialist and support

Motivation: Create a world where appearance doesn't determine worth

4. "Static" - Rei Kimura

Quirk: Electrical Interference - Disrupts electronic devices

Background: Accidentally caused hero equipment failures, blamed for hero injuries

Role: Technology disruption and crowd control

Motivation: Prove her quirk isn't just destructive

5. "Copycat" - Masa Hayashi

Quirk: Weak Mimicry - Can partially copy quirks but only at 30% strength

Background: Constantly compared unfavorably to stronger quirk users

Role: Versatile support and backup for any situation

Motivation: Show that dedication matters more than raw power

Operational Methods

Information Warfare

Expose corrupt heroes through social media campaigns

Document and publicize hero misconduct

Create viral content promoting "true heroism"

Maintain databases of hero corruption evidence

Targeted Operations

Non-lethal takedowns of genuinely corrupt heroes

Rescue operations for discrimination victims

Rehabilitation programs for heroes willing to change

Protection details for whistleblowing heroes

Community Building

Underground support networks for heteromorphs

Training programs for "weak" quirk users

Educational workshops on Stain's true philosophy

Safe houses for those fleeing discrimination

Resources & Funding

Legitimate Sources

Donations from discrimination victims

Crowdfunding from supporters

Small businesses owned by heteromorphs

Underground economy participation

Equipment

Modified gear designed for "weak" quirks

Communication networks resistant to hero surveillance

Medical supplies for treating discrimination injuries

Non-lethal weapons and restraint tools

Key Differences from League of Villains

Philosophy

League: Destruction for destruction's sake (under Shigaraki)

Gecko Coalition: Surgical removal of corruption with rebuild focus

Methods

League: High-profile terrorist attacks

Gecko Coalition: Targeted operations with minimal civilian casualties

Recruitment

League: Accepts anyone willing to cause chaos

Gecko Coalition: Strict ideological screening, focus on the marginalized

End Goals

League: Tear down hero society completely

Gecko Coalition: Reform hero society into something better

Internal Challenges

Spinner's Leadership Issues

Self-doubt: Constantly questions if he's worthy to lead

Ideological purity: Might be too rigid about Stain's teachings

Combat limitations: Would need to rely heavily on strategy over strength

Group Dynamics

Diverse backgrounds: Members from different social strata might clash

Resource limitations: Less funding than established villain groups

Hero interference: Constant pressure from law enforcement

Internal betrayal: Risk of heroes infiltrating the group

Moral Conflicts

Violence vs. pacifism: Debates over how far to go against corrupt heroes

Collateral damage: Balancing effectiveness with innocent protection

Hero redemption: Whether corrupt heroes can be saved or must be eliminated

Potential Story Arcs

Arc 1: Foundation

Spinner breaking away from the League

Recruiting initial members

Establishing base of operations

First successful mission against a corrupt hero

Arc 2: Growing Pains

Internal conflicts over methods

Hero Association response

Recruitment drive in heteromorph communities

Major operation that tests group cohesion

Arc 3: Recognition

Public awareness of the group's existence

Government response and increased pressure

Potential alliance offers from other villain groups

Moral crisis that forces group evolution

Arc 4: True Test

Confrontation with genuinely good heroes

Discovery of deeper corruption in hero society

Internal betrayal or infiltration

Spinner's growth as a leader

Success Factors

For Spinner's group to succeed where the League failed, they would need:

Clear moral boundaries - Never target innocent civilians

Public support - Build genuine grassroots backing

Strategic patience - Long-term planning over immediate gratification

Adaptive leadership - Spinner overcoming his self-doubt

Diverse skill sets - Members who complement each other's weaknesses

Information superiority - Better intelligence than hero agencies

Genuine heroic moments - Proving they're more than just villains

Potential Downfall Scenarios

Ideological splits over acceptable methods

Infiltration by hero spies or other villain groups

Resource depletion from constant hero pressure

Spinner's insecurity leading to poor decision-making

Mission creep - gradually becoming what they fought against

External manipulation by larger villain organizations

Hero reform making their mission obsolete