#siblingau

I spent all day doing this. My hand is numb, my back hurts, but my pride is overflowing. I’m actually proud of this, not gonna lie.

Aizawa needed a nap.

The day had started out warm. Sunshine had filtered through the leaves of the trees, and the wind wasn’t as harsh as it had been the day before.

Thinking back on it, Aizawa should have realized the day felt, for lack of a better word, too perfect. 

Various problem children had flocked from all over U.A. to come see Eri (don’t ask him who they were. All  he knew was that they were annoying-). Said problem children, of course, included the Problem Child and his friends. 

And, of course, when they asked him if they could take Eri out briefly, and when Eri looked up at him with the expression, he knew this was a mistake. 

Of course, he couldn’t say no to Eri, but it still was the fault of the Problem Child. 

He still needed a nap.

All of these thoughts were swirling in his head as he grumpily sat, back slightly hunched, as the chaos unfolded around him.

Yep, the day had felt a bit too perfect. He should’ve thought about something like this happening. Not that he could have probably expected it, but still.

“Mister Aizawaaaa!” a girl called, grinning when he shifted his head slightly to stare at her. She was currently clinging to Todoroki, the hair that was pulled up showing the red layering into a soft white. She was dressed in casual clothing, and she was basically piggy back riding Todoroki. 

To be fair, Todoroki endured it with a stoic expression, although he looked like he could be dying inside and no one would know. 

“Boy, being in a different universe is surprisingly chill,” the girl stated calmly, ignoring the rest of the chaos as she rested her chin on Todoroki’s head. The boy stiffened slightly, only to have the girl sympathetically pat him on the head. “There there, Shoto, I’m not gonna hurt ya.”

“And who are you?” Aizawa raised an eyebrow, still staring at the girl. From behind him, he heard a child burst into tears, and Midoriya was anxiously rushing to go comfort them. 

The girl shrugged, pulling herself further onto Todoroki and resting her elbow on his head. (Inwardly, Aizawa found it impressive how impassive Todoroki looked during that moment.) “I’m the Todoroki Izumi of course.” she said it teasingly, flicking her wrist as though trying to look impressive. All that really occurred, however, was her almost falling off and them clutching onto Shoto to right herself. 

“I see.”

“C’monn, Mister Aizawa, please tell me you didn’t forget me that easily!” Izumi placed her fist over her chest in mock sadness. “Then again, I don’t exist here, sooo….” 

Someone screamed, and Uraraka hugged a little girl with similar brown hair to her chest, whispering comforting words as the girl sobbed. Bakugo was running away. (The reason he was running away was chasing him, cackling dangerously.) Midoriya was patting the head of a boy with light blue hair and a small horn, who was staring at him in confusion. Eri was staring at said boy in confusion. Mirio was yeeting a random small child upwards. (We don’t ask questions. We don’t ask questions.) Amajiki and a small mirror image of himself were facing the wall. Nejire was bombarding some boy with eager questions. Kirishima was talking with a little girl with dark hair, who was smiling shyly at him. And there were so many more. 

Of all the quirks, of course it had to be one that summoned more problem children. 

Of course.

 Aizawa definitely needed a nap.

Basically, it will be based on @swisssides Sibling AU. Everyone is Human, Betas are siblings (Lucía, Amelia, and Wiona), and I’m throwing Pilot siblings in as well (August [pilot/beta Gus], Amber [pilot Amity], and Luca [pilot Luz, and I fucking love him].

Alrighty! *cracks knuckles* let's discuss, quirk theory and all that.

First up, let's do Ochako Uraraka! Honestly, I love her character and I think she would be an amazing big sister. Which is why I'm going to break that to the ground and give her an older sibling instead!

Yep. I'm breaking all stereotypes, I am.

Inevitable.

*cough cough* aNYWHO

(I'm typing this up on my tablet and it's so slowww)

So! Yeah! Let's actually talk about the character!

Emiko Uraraka! Emiko means beautiful blessing. (Research. Lots of research.)The character is female with she/her pronouns.

(okie I know I have a bad tendency for most of my characters to be female bUT IT ISN'T LIKE THAT THIS TIME I SWEAR-!)

I think that her quirk would let her make objects steadily lighter. (Ha, see what I did there-) Not like zero-gravity, but she could do it semi slowly.

I think that Emiko was never interested in becoming a hero. She completely supports Ochako, but she's more interested in helping her parents. (Not saying that Ochako isn't, but there were other jobs she felt more suited for. Plus, she doesn't feel like she has the most heroic quirk.)

If they met (which they could, I just haven't decided yet if they will) I think Emiko would be friends with Fuyumi.

"Do re mi fa so la ti--"

"Don't you take that attitude with me, missy!"

Victor winces as the scale descends into a pained jumble of notes. "Do. . ."

He moves away from the keyboard with a sigh, listening to the shouting coming from the room beyond. Apparently his younger sister's decided to talk back to their mother again. It's funny, in a way -- all their lives, Lizzie's been considered the golden child, the miracle girl Nell always wanted. Now, though, Lizzie seems to consider it her mission to drive her mother nuts.

Not that Victor can really blame her. Nell's adoration comes with the price of Nell's high expectations -- a hard thing for any child to live up to. There's been lessons and tutors and scoldings galore about how a proper young lady behaves. Victor's lived his own version, being the heir of the family, but he's been allowed to blend into the scenery a lot more often. Lizzie, though. . .well, he's sure it gets to a girl sometimes.