#overdeku

I read an over 300.000 + word OverDeku fanfiction with age difference, Student/Teacher dynamics, where Kai is mentally ill, life sucks and in the end it's framed as a Tragedy because all of them were okay with them ending together.

The story is about Kai becoming the new History teacher in Deku's school. He has OCD (and probably other mental illness) and is very good masking. He is having a hard time because off asshole students *cofBakugoucof* and Deku tries to help him, being a sweetheart, trying to interest his classmates on the subject and cleaing his desk. He tries to put his best smile on but all the bullying had affected him, he sometimes harms himself, has "offing" ideation and is in a very dark place.

Kai becomes obsessed with him and wants to "save" him. The story covers the three years of highschool and how Kai manipulates people to be able to be near Deku. I felt super conflicted because he is basically gr**ming Deku but at the same time he is kinda helping him out and saving some people just because it would make Deku happy? And is repulsed at first of the idea of having sex with Deku because he feels he would "dirty" him? And helps him when Deku is in his lowest moment? Like, from the outside he looks like this really nice yet akward guy who just want to help his students but is not??

And in the end he marries Deku, like five years after he graduated, and everybody is happy for them and basically he gaslighted everyone including Bakugou who was the one who most supicious was of him AND WAS RIGHT?? And is presented like a tragedy???

IS SO FREAKING GOOD!!!!

Sorry for the rant but i just needed to share with someone my feelings for this questionable piece of fanfiction.

Dekubowl is my safe haven!

MonoShinDeku (Monoma x Shinsou x Deku), MinaTsuChako (Mina x Tsuyu x Ochako) and KiriBakuDeku are my favorite ot3 and comfort ships.

I think in the hero au where they are aged down (around Izuku's age) ShigaDeku, DabiDeku, OverDeku, and HawksDeku are super cute.

My favorite cannon ship is TodoMomo and IidaMei and I full send love them.

TodoDeku and KiriBaku I ship (like 0.9%) but I mostly only see them as just friends, nothing more.

I love TodoKiri, TodoChako, and InaTodo for todoroki ships.

My all time favorite Kaminari ships are TodoKami and OjiroKami.

KiriTama and MiriDeku are not pedofellia, they are the same age and it's adorable and I stan by them.

My favorite non-cannon straight ships are KiriTsuyu, SatoKure (Sato x Hagakure), and Kacchako.

I love OchaMei, CamieChako, MomoKendo, and MinaJirou as my favorite girlxgirl ships and they are severely underated.

EraserMic is my favorite adult paring.

I love SeroYama (Sero x Aoyama)

ShojiToko (Shoji x Tokoyami) is another Fandom classic I love.

Or TokoKouda because I'm honestly loving the e-boy!Tokoyam x soft-boy!Kouda vibes it gives off.

I have a strong belief that once Kota and Eri meet (and become older) KotaEri will become cannon.

Deku x Overhaul. Kidnapping, pedophilia, and themes of non-con.

Izuku stared warily as Kai walked across the sterile room. One of his arms were strapped down tightly, and Izuku knew what that meant. He’d be getting a shot. He used to be good with needles. He might’ve squeezed his eyes at the pain, but his mom could hold his hand and he’d be okay. But things were different now.

He was scared the first time Kai ever brought a needle to him, but it was for a different reason. He’d been thrown into a van and had chloroform pressed against his mouth until he knocked out. When he’d woken up, he was dragged to this same eerie doctors office and was terrified as Kai took his blood.

The second time, he was less scared. He’d been with Kai for a week or two, and while he had no trust, he understood their dynamic. If Izuku was docile, then Kai wouldn’t hurt him. And being a bullied, quirkless middle schooler, it wasn’t hard for him to fill that role. So when Kai had brought a needle to Izuku filled with a strange liquid, Izuku doubted that Kai was about to euthanize him. It had left Izuku a little light headed, but Izuku’s faith hadn’t been unfounded. He’d survived.

Izuku’s mistrust came the fourth time Kai brought a needle to him. By then, they had settled into their roles. Rather than a lab rat and scientist, it was more like a doctor and their pet. Kai had been affectionate in his own way by then. Izuku’s mistrust had been replaced by distaste and a deep discomfort, but he’d been more confident than ever that the serum would leave him just fine. After passing out on the floor and waking up in Kai’s bedroom, he’d been proven wrong.

He’d cried. A lot, actually. He’d felt betrayed, and all the pent up emotions he’d felt had poured from his eyes. He’d demanded to know what the mystery fluid being injected in him was, and why Kai was keeping him in the first place. The answer had made Izuku cry even harder. He was trying to invent an anti-quirk serum, and whenever he had a new iteration of it, he tested it on Izuku. He insisted that Izuku’s quirklessness was important to him beyond the potential it gave him a test subject, but Izuku had never hated his quirklessness more in his life.

More iterations entered his bloodstream. Some were easy, leaving him fatigued and in need of a little rest. Some didn’t affect him at all. And some left him vomiting, shivering from the cold for hours on end. Kai treated him for all of it, staying by his side as he suffered from the medicine. Still, he couldn’t look at needles the same.

Izuku’s eyes stayed fixated on Kai as he pulled out a fresh needle and walked over to Izuku. Kai met eyes with him. Izuku’s eyes darted away briefly, before returning to the offending needle. “You’re nervous.”

Izuku’s tongue felt heavy in his mouth. He briefly considered denying it, but he knew that Kai would see right through it. He always did. “A little.”

Kai grabbed the vial out of the protective box he was keeping it in. He must’ve felt confident in this newest iteration. Kai’s voice was clinical as he spoke, but when he glanced at Izuku, a little affection seeped through. “You know, I test this on as many people as I can before you. If it hurts them, it won’t go through to you.”

Izuku wanted to scoff at that. Izuku was his only quirkless test subject for a medicine that revolved around quirks. Izuku appreciated the measures taken, but he’s suffered enough at the hands of Kai’s medicine. He swallowed. “I know.”

Kai stuck the needle through the wax sealed top. A few other pricks proved that Kai indeed had tested it on other people. Kai pulled the plunger, the clear liquid filling the syringe. Izuku shuddered. Kai walked towards Izuku with finality. Any thoughts of pleading that Izuku had died down with the heavy footsteps. Kai scanned Izuku’s anxious form as he sat down next to him. Izuku could feel his blood creep.

A gloved hand prodded at his skin, exposed between two straps of leather. Izuku had to tear his eyes away as Kai found his vein. Tears pricked his eyes. Maybe he would get away with a mere headache this time. Izuku felt the cold instrument press against his skin, and Kai’s stern voice came with it. “Breath, Izuku.”

Boo. I like creepy.

 His soulmate wanted to be a hero. He was infected with the hero disease.

Kai scowled at the writing on his arm before sighing.

You can be anything you want to be, he wrote on his arm before turning to his subordinate.

 “He was hurt by the brat again, perhaps a reminder would help.”

 “Of course sir,” Kai smiled behind his mask.

 Making sure anyone who harmed what was his was part of his job. And maybe eventually he could convince Izuku to abandon the life of a hero to join him as an analyst. He had the skills for it. And it would be good for his brother to work with him.

 Their bond was platonic. Kai was aware that if their bond had been one of the other options it was possible it could have turned romantic, but given he had been talking to a child for years, it wasn’t.