#quirkdiscrimination

Re-Destro: The Lex Luthor Threat That Could Have Been

Extended Analysis: Re-Destro as Primary Antagonist

Building on the scenario where Tomura/AFO are defeated earlier, let's explore how Re-Destro would leverage every aspect of his character to become MHA's ultimate threat:

Phase 1: Consolidation of Power

Immediate Post-Tomura Actions

With the League neutralized, Re-Destro wouldn't celebrate—he'd capitalize:

Corporate Expansion:

Detnerat becomes the primary hero support contractor after "helping" defeat villains

Absorbs smaller support companies under "industry consolidation"

His 100,000+ MLA members infiltrate every sector: education, media, law enforcement, politics

The Propaganda Machine: With Curious gone but her infrastructure intact:

Shoowaysha Publishing frames the League's defeat as "proof that quirk suppression creates monsters"

Destro's memoir sales skyrocket to millions (was already at 100,000+)

Uses publishing company to spread MLA ideals and convert the public My Hero Academia Wiki

Plants sympathetic "civilian heroes" stories: people whose quirks "saved lives" when pros weren't there

Trumpet's Political Machine:

Launches "Quirk Rights" political movement

Runs MLA sympathizers for local offices across Japan

Uses his Incite quirk to sway public rallies and town halls

Positions movement as "civil rights issue," not terrorism

Phase 2: The Systematic Dismantling of Hero Society

Attacking Infrastructure

The Support Gear Trojan Horse: Re-Destro leaked products to black market that could collect battle data and self-destruct to avoid being traced My Hero Academia Wiki. Now imagine this legitimized:

All Detnerat hero equipment has hidden data collectors and remote kill-switches

During a coordinated "Liberation Day," equipment failures cause hero casualties

Re-Destro publicly "discovers" the defects, blames "government cost-cutting," offers "free replacements"

Heroes become dependent on his company while he holds their lives in his hands

Targeting UA Specifically:

Power Loader's support course becomes infiltrated with MLA sympathizers

Students like Mei Hatsume unknowingly work with compromised materials

Support items developed by Detnerat used during student training My Hero Academia Wiki

When incidents occur, public questions "are we training child soldiers?"

Legal Warfare:

Detnerat's legal team files lawsuits against Hero Commission for "quirk discrimination"

Every hero action scrutinized for "excessive force" or "quirk suppression"

Settles out of court for massive payouts, draining Commission resources

Uses settlements to fund more MLA operations

Phase 3: Making Izuku the Face of "Oppression"

The One For All Problem

Re-Destro's intelligence network would absolutely discover something's unusual about Izuku:

The Smear Campaign:

"Quirkless boy suddenly has multiple quirks? Where did they come from?"

Plant theories: "Government experimentation," "Illegal quirk transfer," "All Might's secret weapon"

Re-Destro points out society's flaws, using villains as examples of how people must fit specific molds My Hero Academia Wiki

Frame Izuku as "proof" that heroes only accept specific types of power

"If quirk transfer is allowed for heroes, why not everyone? Why the double standard?"

Exploiting Izuku's Compassion:

Stage incidents where "liberated" citizens use quirks to help others

When Izuku intervenes to stop property damage, frame it as "attacking good Samaritans"

Force Izuku into no-win scenarios: stop quirk use (looks like oppressor) or allow chaos (fails as hero)

The Successor Problem:

If OFA's secret leaks, claim All Might/Commission "hoarded power" instead of "liberating it"

Demand Izuku "share" his quirk or admit heroes operate by different rules

Public pressure: "Why does one boy deserve multiple quirks when others are told one is enough?"

Phase 4: The Stress King's Physical Dominance

Why Re-Destro is Physically Terrifying

Raw Power Stats: Power 5/6 A+, Speed 5/6 A, Technique 5/6 A+, Wits 5/6 A My Hero Academia Wiki

Combat Capabilities:

At 100% Stress, can demolish several city blocks with arm swings My Hero Academia Wiki

Survived entire building collapse and emerged unharmed My Hero Academia Wiki

Enhanced durability allowed him to continue fighting even with chest pierced My Hero Academia Wiki

Claustro armor amplifies to 150% Stress output

Strategic Combat Intelligence:

Researched opponents before attacking, correctly deduced quirk evolutions My Hero Academia Wiki

Unlike Tomura's chaos, Re-Destro fights with calculated precision

Noted if opponent had better physical parameters, could have killed pro heroes My Hero Academia Wiki

The Prosthetic Weakness—Fixed: Without Shigaraki to cause the injury, Re-Destro has both natural legs. This means:

No structural weak point during maximum Stress

Can maintain 100%+ output indefinitely

Dark Shadow's counter (what beat him in canon) wouldn't work

Phase 5: Izuku's Specific Challenges

Battles on Multiple Fronts

Physical Confrontation: Young Izuku (pre-full OFA mastery) would struggle:

Re-Destro's 80% Liberation form tanked attacks from awakened Shigaraki

Stress Output Burden demolished Deika City blocks My Hero Academia Wiki

Even 45% OFA Izuku would have trouble with someone who matched 75% Shigaraki

Ideological Battle: This is where it gets REALLY interesting:

Re-Destro believes despite various quirks, people must fit specific molds to be accepted My Hero Academia Wiki

He's not entirely wrong about quirk discrimination

Izuku, who was quirkless, might understand some arguments

How do you defeat someone whose critique of society has merit?

The Public Opinion War:

Can't just punch Re-Destro—he's a "legitimate businessman"

Any violence against him proves his point about "hero brutality"

Media (controlled by MLA) frames every hero action negatively

Social media campaigns: #QuirkLiberation trends worldwide

The Moral Trap: Re-Destro would force Izuku to choose:

Support current system → Defend flawed quirk regulations, look like oppressor

Advocate reform → Validate Re-Destro's arguments, embolden MLA

Violent solution → Become what society fears, lose moral authority

Phase 6: The MLA's Enhanced Threat Level

100,000+ Organized Followers

Without the League to challenge them, the MLA is uncontested:

Geten (Ice Manipulation):

Full confidence from Re-Destro, stated he'd protect him at all costs My Hero Academia Wiki

Fought Dabi to standstill

With resources, could freeze entire city districts

Trumpet (Incite):

Can amplify his voice to incite/command crowds

Combined with political position, creates legal path to power

Imagine him giving speeches where his quirk makes legislation pass

Skeptic (Anthropomorph):

Controls puppets remotely

With Detnerat tech, could create AI-driven propaganda networks

Mass surveillance through "smart city" initiatives

The Masses:

100,000 coordinated quirk users

Entire Deika City was MLA stronghold My Hero Academia Wiki

Could occupy multiple cities simultaneously

Heroes can't arrest everyone—optics nightmare

Phase 7: Specific Scenarios Against Izuku's Allies

Bakugo:

MLA publicizes his middle school bullying of quirkless Izuku

"This is what hero society creates—violent superiority complexes"

Every explosion he makes "proves heroes are reckless with power"

Bakugo's aggression plays INTO their narrative

Todoroki:

Endeavor's abuse scandal becomes MLA ammunition

"The #1 Hero tortured his family—is this who we trust?"

Shoto torn between defending father and acknowledging system's flaws

MLA offers "sanctuary" to abuse victims, recruits them

Ochako:

Her family's financial struggles exploited

"Heroes maintain economic system that keeps working families poor"

MLA offers Ochako's parents lucrative Detnerat contracts

Forces her to choose: family financial security vs. hero principles

All Might:

Already weakened, becomes target of "why did you hoard OFA?"

Re-Destro publicly challenges: "If you believed in quirk freedom, why keep power to yourself?"

Symbol of Peace becomes symbol of "hero gatekeeping"

Aizawa:

His quirk erases others' quirks

MLA frames Erasure as "ultimate oppression tool"

Every time he uses it, propaganda claims "this is what heroes want for everyone"

Phase 8: The Claustro Factor

Weaponized Support Technology

Claustro armor amplified Stress to 150% by constricting and impaling his body My Hero Academia Wiki

What if Re-Destro mass-produces this concept?

"Liberation Suits" for MLA Members:

Amplify civilian quirks beyond natural limits

Marketed as "equalizers" against "hero privilege"

Detnerat sells "civilian protection models"

Suddenly every MLA member is low-tier villain threat level

The Arms Race:

Heroes need better equipment → must buy from Detnerat

Creates dependency loop

Re-Destro controls both sides of conflict

Classic military-industrial complex manipulation

Phase 9: The Endgame

Re-Destro's Ultimate Plan

The False Flag Operation:

Stage massive "hero brutality" incident using MLA plants

Public outrage reaches critical mass

Trumpet pushes emergency legislation: "Quirk Liberation Act"

All quirk regulations removed

Chaos erupts as civilians use quirks without training

MLA "restores order" with their 100,000 trained members

Re-Destro positioned as savior who "fixed" broken system

The Trap for Izuku:

Heroes forced to restore order = proving they're "oppressors"

Don't intervene = civilian casualties mount

Either way, hero society collapses

The Physical Showdown: When Izuku finally confronts him:

Re-Destro at 100% Stress can discharge massive energy waves My Hero Academia Wiki

Entire city becomes battlefield

Every building destroyed "proves" heroes cause collateral damage

Media captures everything in real-time

Phase 10: How Izuku Could Win

The Counter-Strategy

Ideological Victory:

Acknowledge legitimate grievances about quirk discrimination

Propose actual reforms that address real problems

Expose Re-Destro's hypocrisy: He was groomed since childhood, not free himself My Hero Academia Wiki

Reveal MLA manipulation: false flags, planted incidents, corporate control

Show alternative: regulated quirk freedom WITH responsibility

Tactical Approach:

Cut off resources: Expose Detnerat's equipment sabotage

Legal pressure: Work with reformed Hero Commission to prosecute corporate crimes

Divide MLA: Show followers they're being manipulated

Alliance building: Unite heroes, police, and GOOD politicians

Physical Confrontation:

Target the Stress quirk's weakness: needs time to build up

Re-Destro bottles stress to use later My Hero Academia Wiki

Keep him calm and unable to access full power

Multiple heroes coordinate to prevent power buildup

Izuku's speed (with OFA) outmaneuvers Stress attacks

The Symbolic Victory:

Final battle saves MLA members from Re-Destro's manipulation

Proves heroes protect EVERYONE, even enemies

Re-Destro's ideology defeated by showing true "liberation" means responsibility

Just as he surrendered to Shigaraki seeing "true liberation," he must admit heroes embody it better My Hero Academia Wiki

Why This Works Thematically

Superior to AFO/Tomura as Final Boss

More Personal Stakes:

Challenges Izuku's ideology, not just power

Forces character growth beyond "punch harder"

Deals with systemic issues, not just individual villains

More Realistic Threat:

No magic power-stealing

No plot-convenient Nomu

Just resources, intelligence, and social manipulation

Shows villains don't need superpowers to be dangerous

More Satisfying Resolution:

Can't solve with pure violence

Requires Izuku to be better hero not just better fighter

Society actually improves after his victory

Addresses real issues in MHA world

Character Development:

Izuku learns leadership beyond heroics

Class 1-A faces ideology vs. action

Pro Heroes confront systemic failures

Society questions and improves itself

The Final Confrontation: A Three-Stage Battle

Stage 1: The Media War

Location: Broadcast across Japan

Re-Destro broadcasts his "Liberation Manifesto":

Shows footage of quirk discrimination

Reveals Hero Commission corruption

Izuku must respond publicly

Stakes: Win public opinion or lose before physical fight begins

Stage 2: The Ideological Debate

Location: Abandoned Deika City

Face-to-face confrontation:

Re-Destro challenges Izuku's vision

Points out society eliminating those who don't fit the mold My Hero Academia Wiki

Izuku must articulate better alternative

Stakes: Prove hero society can be reformed, not destroyed

Stage 3: The Physical Battle

Location: Devastated urban battlefield

When words fail:

Re-Destro unleashes 100% Stress transformation My Hero Academia Wiki

Izuku at maximum OFA output

Class 1-A provides support

Battle destroys surroundings but SAVES civilians

Stakes: Demonstrate through actions what words couldn't prove

Epilogue: A Changed World

After Re-Destro's Defeat

Systemic Reforms:

Quirk counseling improved for "difficult" quirks

Support systems for quirk-related disabilities

Transparent Hero Commission oversight

Gradual relaxation of harmless quirk use restrictions

Detnerat Restructured:

Company seized, assets redistributed

Technology used for legitimate support

Former MLA members given rehabilitation, not just prison

Proves heroes seek justice, not revenge

Izuku's Growth:

Becomes symbol of REFORM, not just power

"Hero" means addressing root causes

Society improves because he fought for it

True successor to All Might: changed society itself

The Legacy:

Re-Destro in prison, but his VALID critiques led to change

MLA ideology defeated by proving better way exists

Japan becomes model for quirk-integrated society

Context of the Meta Liberation Army (MLA)

The MLA, as described in the document, is a large villain organization led by Re-Destro (Rikiya Yotsubashi), with roots in the ideology of Destro, who advocated for the free use of Quirks without societal restrictions. The MLA’s goal is to dismantle the hero-dominated society and establish a world where Quirks can be used freely, often through violent means. In this scenario, where the MLA is the main antagonistic force, these sectors would likely represent different ideological or operational factions within the MLA, each contributing to its overarching mission but with distinct motivations and methods.

Proposed MLA Sectors and Member Assignments

Below, I’ll break down each sector, define its likely ideology or role within the MLA, and assign characters from the document who would fit based on their known traits, affiliations, and motivations. I’ll also consider how these sectors align with the MLA’s goal of Quirk liberation while addressing their unique perspectives.

1. AFO Loyalists

Ideology/Role: This sector consists of individuals loyal to All For One (AFO), the founder of the League of Villains and a manipulative mastermind who seeks to control society through his immense power and Quirk-stealing abilities. Within the MLA, AFO Loyalists would likely serve as a strategic or covert faction, leveraging AFO’s influence and resources to advance the MLA’s goals, possibly with an ulterior motive of serving AFO’s vision of domination over pure Quirk liberation.

Potential Members:

All For One (Deceased, SS-Rank Villain): As the namesake of this sector, AFO would be the ideological leader, even if deceased. His influence persists through loyal followers, and his Quirk (All For One) allows him to steal and distribute Quirks, aligning with the MLA’s goal of empowering Quirk users, albeit for his own ends. If alive in this scenario, he’d manipulate the MLA from within.

Kurogiri (Deceased, B-Rank Villain): As AFO’s second-in-command in the League of Villains, Kurogiri’s loyalty to AFO is unwavering. His Warp Gate Quirk would be invaluable for coordinating MLA operations, making him a key operative in this sector.

Doctor (Kyudai Garaki, Arrested, A-Rank Villain): The creator of the Nomu and AFO’s trusted scientist, Garaki’s expertise in Quirk enhancement and bioengineering would support the MLA’s mission to empower Quirk users. His loyalty to AFO makes him a natural fit here.

Nomu (Various, e.g., Hood, Johnny, Mocha, Deceased/Arrested): These bioengineered creatures, created by Garaki under AFO’s orders, would serve as muscle for the AFO Loyalists. High-End Nomu like Hood (S-Rank) could be deployed for high-stakes missions aligned with MLA goals.

Giran (Arrested, C-Rank Villain): As a broker with ties to AFO and the League, Giran’s Muddied Quirk and black-market connections would help the AFO Loyalists acquire illegal Quirk support gear, strengthening the MLA’s arsenal.

Rationale: These characters have direct ties to AFO and his vision, as seen in their roles within the League of Villains. In an MLA-centric scenario, they’d likely infiltrate or ally with the MLA to pursue AFO’s agenda, using the MLA’s resources to destabilize hero society while secretly aiming to consolidate power for AFO.

2. Social Darwinists

Ideology/Role: Social Darwinists within the MLA would believe in a survival-of-the-fittest philosophy, where only the strongest Quirk users deserve to thrive. They’d advocate for a world where Quirk strength determines social hierarchy, aligning with the MLA’s goal of Quirk liberation but emphasizing raw power and dominance over equality.

Potential Members:

Re-Destro (Arrested, A-Rank Villain): As the Grand Commander of the MLA, Re-Destro’s Stress Quirk and belief in Destro’s vision make him a natural leader for this sector. His ideology of Quirk supremacy fits the Social Darwinist mindset, as he seeks to empower those with strong Quirks to reshape society.

Geten (Arrested, B-Rank Villain): Geten’s Ice Ply Quirk and fanatical belief in the MLA’s cause, particularly the idea that Quirk strength defines worth, make him a perfect fit. His aggressive combat style reflects a Darwinian approach to proving superiority.

Muscular (Arrested, A-Rank Villain): Muscular’s Muscle Augmentation Quirk and sadistic love for combat align with a Social Darwinist philosophy. He’d view the MLA’s mission as a chance to dominate weaker opponents and prove his strength.

Kendo Rappa (Arrested, B-Rank Villain): From the Shie Hassaikai, Rappa’s Strongarm Quirk and obsession with fighting strong opponents make him a candidate for this sector. His belief in testing his strength against others fits the Social Darwinist ethos.

Gigantomachia (Deceased, S-Rank Villain): Gigantomachia’s immense power and Multiple Quirks make him a symbol of raw strength. Though loyal to AFO, his destructive tendencies could be harnessed by Social Darwinists to crush opposition and assert Quirk dominance.

Rationale: These characters prioritize strength and power, resonating with the MLA’s goal of dismantling hero society to create a world where Quirk strength reigns supreme. Their aggressive, dominance-driven personalities make them ideal for a sector that values survival of the fittest.

3. Moderates

Ideology/Role: The Moderates would advocate for a less violent approach to Quirk liberation, focusing on political influence, social reform, or legal means to achieve the MLA’s goals. They might infiltrate society’s institutions (e.g., businesses, government) to push for policy changes, balancing the MLA’s radical agenda with pragmatism.

Potential Members:

Trumpet (Arrested, B-Rank Villain): As an MLA leader with a public persona as a politician, Trumpet’s ability to manipulate crowds with his Voice Quirk makes him a key figure for the Moderates. He’d push for societal change through influence rather than violence.

Skeptic (Arrested, B-Rank Villain): Skeptic’s Puppet Quirk and role as a corporate executive (head of Feel Good Inc.) suggest a strategic, calculated approach. He’d use technology and information warfare to advance the MLA’s cause, fitting the Moderates’ focus on non-violent tactics.

Slidin’ Go (Arrested): A Pro Hero secretly working for the MLA, Slidin’ Go’s covert operations within hero society align with a Moderate approach, using espionage and subversion rather than direct confrontation.

Sanctum (Unknown): As an MLA member with an unclear status, Sanctum’s potential role as a high-ranking advisor suggests a strategic mindset, possibly favoring negotiation or infiltration over outright violence.

Rationale: These characters operate within societal structures, using influence, manipulation, or covert tactics to further the MLA’s goals. Their less aggressive methods contrast with the MLA’s more violent factions, making them suitable for a Moderate sector focused on systemic change.

4. Criminals

Ideology/Role: The Criminals sector would consist of Villains who join the MLA for personal gain, such as wealth, power, or freedom to commit crimes without hero interference. They’d exploit the MLA’s resources and ideology to pursue their own selfish or illegal activities, seeing Quirk liberation as a means to an end.

Potential Members:

Giran (Arrested, C-Rank Villain): As a broker, Giran’s involvement in the black market and his Muddied Quirk make him a quintessential criminal. He’d use the MLA’s network to expand his illicit dealings, profiting from Quirk liberation.

Wolfram (Arrested): Leader of his own crew, Wolfram’s pursuit of profit through criminal activities (e.g., robbery, terrorism) aligns with this sector. His Metal Manipulation Quirk would be useful for heists or MLA operations.

Cider House (Arrested): A criminal group focused on profit, Cider House would join the MLA to exploit its resources for their own gain, using their Quirks for theft or extortion.

Team Reservoir Dogs (Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, Arrested): This small-time villain team, focused on coordinated crimes, would fit the Criminals sector, using the MLA’s backing to escalate their operations.

Overhaul (Arrested, B-Rank Villain): Though formerly the leader of the Shie Hassaikai, Overhaul’s criminal empire and Overhaul Quirk make him a candidate for this sector. He’d see the MLA as a means to restore the Yakuza’s power, prioritizing profit and control.

Rationale: These characters are driven by self-interest, engaging in crimes like theft, trafficking, or organized crime. They’d join the MLA to gain protection, resources, or opportunities to expand their criminal enterprises under the guise of Quirk liberation.

5. Hero Killers

Ideology/Role: The Hero Killers sector would focus on targeting and eliminating Pro Heroes, viewing them as the primary obstacles to Quirk liberation. Inspired by figures like Stain, this faction would be ideologically driven, believing that true freedom requires dismantling the hero system entirely.

Potential Members:

Stain (Deceased): The Hero Killer himself, Stain’s ideology of purging “fake” Heroes aligns closely with the MLA’s anti-hero stance. His Bloodcurdle Quirk and fanatical dedication make him a natural leader for this sector, even if deceased (his influence could inspire others).

Spinner (Arrested, C-Rank Villain): A devoted follower of Stain, Spinner’s Gecko Quirk and belief in Stain’s ideology make him a perfect fit. He’d join the Hero Killers to target Heroes who uphold the status quo, seeing it as a path to Quirk liberation.

Dabi (Deceased, A-Rank Villain): Dabi’s hatred for Heroes, particularly Endeavor, and his Blueflame Quirk make him a ruthless candidate. His alignment with Stain’s ideology and willingness to kill Heroes fit this sector’s mission.

Trapezius Headgear (Arrested): Though less prominent, this Villain’s aggressive actions against Heroes suggest potential alignment with the Hero Killers, using the MLA’s resources to target high-profile Heroes.

Ending (Arrested): Ending’s obsession with confronting Heroes (e.g., Endeavor) and his Line Quirk make him a candidate for this sector, driven by a desire to disrupt hero society.

Rationale: These characters share a deep animosity toward Heroes, either due to ideological beliefs (like Stain’s) or personal vendettas (like Dabi’s). They’d form a militant wing of the MLA, focusing on direct attacks to weaken hero society and advance Quirk liberation.

6. Heteromorphs

Ideology/Role: The Heteromorphs sector would consist of Villains with Mutant-type Quirks who face discrimination due to their appearances. They’d join the MLA to fight against societal prejudice, seeking a world where their Quirks are not stigmatized. This sector would be driven by a mix of ideology and resentment, aligning with the MLA’s goal of Quirk freedom.

Potential Members:

Spinner (Arrested, C-Rank Villain): As a heteromorph with a Gecko Quirk, Spinner’s experiences with discrimination (e.g., being a hikikomori due to his lizard-like appearance) make him a key member. His dual alignment with the Hero Killers and Heteromorphs reflects his complex motivations.

Chimera (Arrested): Part of Nine’s crew, Chimera’s chimeric traits and experiences with being labeled a “monster” align with the Heteromorphs’ struggle against discrimination. His powerful Quirk would make him a strong asset.

Chojuro Kon (Not listed, but referenced): As a heteromorph labeled a monster for his chimeric traits, Kon would join this sector to fight for acceptance and Quirk liberation, driven by societal rejection.

Creature Rejection Clan (Deceased): Though a hate group targeting heteromorphs, some members might defect to the MLA’s Heteromorphs sector if they face discrimination themselves, redirecting their anger toward hero society.

Minotaurus (Arrested, E-Rank Villain): A U.S.J. underling with a bull-like appearance, Minotaurus likely faced discrimination, making him a candidate for this sector to fight for heteromorph rights.

Rationale: These characters, particularly those with Mutant-type Quirks, have faced societal prejudice, as highlighted in the document (e.g., Shuichi Iguchi/Spinner and Chojuro Kon). They’d join the MLA to combat discrimination, using their Quirks to challenge the hero system that perpetuates their marginalization.

How These Sectors Function Within the MLA

In this scenario, where the MLA is the main antagonistic force, these sectors would operate as specialized factions, each contributing to the overarching goal of Quirk liberation:

AFO Loyalists would act as a covert, manipulative wing, securing resources and Quirks to strengthen the MLA while secretly advancing AFO’s agenda. They’d handle high-level strategy and black-market dealings.

Social Darwinists would lead direct assaults and propaganda efforts, emphasizing Quirk strength to rally supporters and intimidate opponents. They’d be the MLA’s most aggressive faction.

Moderates would focus on infiltration, political lobbying, and public relations, softening the MLA’s image to gain broader support while undermining hero society from within.

Criminals would handle logistics, funding, and illicit operations, using the MLA’s cause as a cover for their own profit-driven crimes.

Hero Killers would conduct targeted strikes against Pro Heroes, weakening the hero system and inspiring fear, aligning with the MLA’s anti-hero stance.

Heteromorphs would mobilize marginalized Quirk users, particularly those with Mutant-type Quirks, to fight for equality and acceptance, adding a social justice element to the MLA’s mission.

Potential Conflicts and Dynamics

AFO Loyalists vs. Other Sectors: AFO’s manipulative nature could create tension with Social Darwinists and Hero Killers, who prioritize ideology over control. Moderates might suspect the Loyalists’ true motives, leading to internal power struggles.

Social Darwinists vs. Moderates: The aggressive, strength-focused Social Darwinists might clash with the Moderates’ pragmatic approach, debating whether violence or subversion is more effective.

Hero Killers vs. Heteromorphs: While both share anti-hero sentiments, Hero Killers might prioritize eliminating Heroes over addressing societal discrimination, potentially alienating Heteromorphs who seek broader social change.

Criminals’ Opportunism: The Criminals sector might exploit the MLA’s resources without fully committing to its ideology, causing distrust among more ideologically driven factions.

Broader Implications

By organizing into these sectors, the MLA becomes a multifaceted organization capable of attacking hero society on multiple fronts: direct combat, political influence, social reform, and criminal enterprises. The inclusion of Heteromorphs adds a layer of social commentary, addressing real-world parallels to discrimination, while the AFO Loyalists introduce an element of betrayal and hidden agendas. This structure makes the MLA a formidable antagonist, capable of challenging Heroes on both ideological and physical levels.

Notes and Limitations

Document Constraints: The document is truncated in several places (e.g., pages 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 18, 19), limiting some details about characters or events. I’ve relied on the provided information and general My Hero Academia knowledge to fill gaps logically.

Status of Characters: Many listed Villains are deceased or arrested, but in this speculative scenario, I assume they could be active or revived for the MLA’s cause, especially since the MLA has a history of rallying disparate groups (e.g., the Paranormal Liberation Front).

Within the Meta Liberation Army (MLA), the "Heteromorphs" sector would be a powerful and emotionally charged faction, united by their shared experience of "Fantastic Racism" and discrimination due to their physical Quirks. Their core motivation is not just general "Quirk liberation," but specifically the liberation from prejudice based on appearance. They seek a society where their physical traits are accepted, celebrated, or at least not a source of abuse and marginalization. Spinner, a prominent heteromorph himself, would be the central figure inspiring and leading this movement.

Heteromorphs Sector: The Liberated Forms

Core Motivation: To dismantle the societal structures and prejudices that lead to discrimination against heteromorphs and mutant-type Quirk users. They aim to create a world where individuals are judged by their actions and abilities, not by their physical appearance, and where all Quirks, regardless of their visual impact, are equally valued. They are driven by a deep-seated desire for acceptance, dignity, and an end to the "terrible lives" they've led due to how they look.

Leadership: Shuichi Iguchi (Spinner), whose personal history of discrimination makes him a powerful symbol and rallying point for the oppressed.

Key Figures and Their Roles:

Shuichi Iguchi (Spinner - The Symbol of the Oppressed):

Role: The charismatic leader and ideological figurehead of this sector. His "Dark and Troubled Past" of being a "lizard-like heteromorph, who was treated poorly back in his hometown," makes him the perfect rallying point. He embodies the pain and frustration of heteromorphs, channeling it into a drive for change.

Why they join: Spinner's journey from a "hollow shut-in" to an inspiring "charismatic speech-maker" directly reflects the aspirations of this sector. He offers a voice and a path to liberation for those who have felt voiceless and marginalized. His initial "Well-Intentioned Extremist" motivation to "change Hero Society and get rid of false Heroes as per his inspiration 'Stain'" would evolve to heavily prioritize the heteromorph cause.

Takaie Kanigumo (Spinner's #2 Adviser - The Articulate Advocate):

Role: A "Heteromorphic spider man" who serves as the intellectual and vocal arm of the sector, articulating their grievances and pushing their agenda. He acts as the "Mouth of Sauron" for Spinner, translating the collective desire for change into actionable demands.

Why they join: Like Spinner, Kanigumo has "suffered discrimination for his appearance," making him deeply committed to the cause. His role in spreading "propaganda" and rallying the "Heteromorphic Mob" is crucial for mobilizing the sector's large numbers.

Spinner's #1 Adviser (Mouthless Mutant Woman - The Silent Strength):

Role: A key organizer and symbol of the silenced finding their voice. Her "mouthless mutant" appearance directly resonates with the theme of being judged by appearance and the struggle for recognition.

Why they join: She actively helps "recruit as many people as possible" for the Heteromorphic Mob, demonstrating her deep commitment to the cause. Her presence reinforces the idea that all heteromorphs, regardless of their specific traits, are united.

Spinner's #3 Adviser (Blockish, Stocky Man - The Steadfast Supporter):

Role: Another heteromorphic individual who contributes to the propaganda efforts, helping to spread the message of liberation among mutant-type Quirk users.

Why they join: His own "Heteromorphic, blockish, stocky" appearance would have subjected him to similar discrimination, fueling his dedication to the sector's goals.

Twice's #2 Adviser (Monstrous Purple Man - The Grudge Bearer):

Role: A powerful heteromorph who explicitly harbors a "grudge against the system" due to "Heteromorphic discrimination." He embodies the deep-seated resentment that fuels this sector.

Why they join: His personal history of discrimination makes him a committed member, willing to fight to overturn the system that oppressed him.

Geten's #2 Adviser (Pink Masked Adviser - The Ambiguously Discriminated):

Role: While "seemingly looking quite human," she is "still listed among them during Skeptic's speech concerning how many Heteromorphs hold a grudge against the system due to Heteromorphic discrimination." She represents those whose heteromorphic traits might be less obvious but still lead to prejudice.

Why they join: Her inclusion highlights the pervasive nature of discrimination, affecting even those whose appearances are not overtly monstrous. She seeks a world where such subtle biases are eliminated.

Geten's #3 Adviser (Fox Adviser - The Skilled and Disenfranchised):

Role: A "Heteromorphic fox man who wields a katana." He combines combat skill with the experience of discrimination, showing that even capable individuals are affected by prejudice.

Why they join: His proficiency in combat would be valued, but his underlying motivation would be the fight against the "Fantastic Racism" he's endured.

Skeptic's #3 Adviser (Frog Adviser - The Unseen Victim):

Role: A "drooling froggish man" and the "sole Heteromorph in Skeptic's Advisers." His presence in a more intellectual/technological sector suggests that discrimination affects all walks of life.

Why they join: He would seek solidarity and a platform within the Heteromorphs sector to address the systemic issues that led to his marginalization.

The Heteromorph Mob (The Grassroots Movement):

Role: A massive "group of over 15,000 Heteromorphic civilians who were victims of discrimination." They are the raw power and public face of this sector's demand for change.

Why they join: They are driven by their collective suffering, having "led terrible lives because 'normal' people were disgusted by how they looked." They see Spinner as their "rep" and believe that following him will "change society for the betterment of Heteromorphs."

Characteristics of the Heteromorphs Sector:

Unity in Shared Experience: Despite diverse appearances and Quirks, their common bond is the experience of "Fantastic Racism." This shared trauma fosters strong solidarity within the sector.

Focus on Identity and Acceptance: Their goals extend beyond mere freedom of Quirk usage to include fundamental societal acceptance and dignity for their physical forms.

Grassroots Mobilization: This sector would be capable of mobilizing large numbers of individuals, as seen with the "Heteromorph Mob," giving them significant public presence and a powerful, emotional narrative.

Propaganda and Narrative Control: They would actively work to counter negative stereotypes and promote positive portrayals of heteromorphs, using their own stories to expose the hypocrisy of hero society.

Defensive and Protective Stance: They would prioritize "protection details for whistleblowing heroes" (if aligned with Spinner's "True Heroes Liberation Front" philosophy) and establishing "Underground support networks" and "Safe houses" for those fleeing discrimination.

Potential for Radicalization: While seeking acceptance, the deep-seated anger from years of discrimination could also make this sector susceptible to radicalization, especially if their peaceful efforts are continuously met with resistance or violence.