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thinking big thoughts abt lrb. aizawa sticking a camera in a "self heating" plushie and discovering real quick what shinsou does to some the plushies when nobody is around
Hitoshi and Shouta r so very much the type to nap together and call it a date. they make time just to lie down and nap together. they're barely even cuddling too they're just holding hands or maybe pressed close but not holding each other. just zzzzzzzzzzz
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aizawa likes to put pinhole cameras everywhere so when he leaves he can watch what shinsou's like without him and is very surprised when all shinsou does after he leaves is huddle up in his bed with his cats wearing his shirt and clutching a pillow that smells like him
bite marks littered over every inch of his skin, there's not a place where the imprint of hitoshi's teeth didn't stick, and aizawa loves it—is absolutely feral about it actually. he loves the sting and low level pain he has in the morning, so different than his already chronic one, he loves the way hitoshi careful cleans each bite and rubs in ointment as aftercare. aizawa has never felt more loved than when he's covered in his boy's bites.
there's an addiction he gets to the feeling of his rough and scratchy hero costume rubbing against the healing traces of shinsou. the thrill of secrecy as his jumpsuit covers up most if not all the marks, and what his outfit doesn't cover his scarf does.
and when they all heal he loves the fact that hitoshi will do it all over again and prays that maybe he'll bite deeper, harder, enough that they'll leave scars.
shinsou sleeping with a few plushies on his bed, and by the time he graduates UA he doesn't have any extra room on there for more and he's started storing them around his place. aizawa even has some at his places just for him, not eri
make out sessions on the couch but it ends up with aizawa's large and heavy body towering over shinsou as the kisses turn sloppy because hitoshi can't stop himself from drooling when he starts to feel small but that's okay because daddy will take care of him ♡
it depends on what you prioritize/like about mha and what you've already seen. if u give me a list of ur favs and how far you got/if you care about spoilers then i can give you a better rundown of things (from my perspective).
like it's hard for me to say what the "worst arcs" are since i don't know what you liked about the show and i can only speak on what i didn't like. i stopped watching after season five because i hated the writing direction the manga was going in, but i've been loosely keeping up with it all just so i know plot relevant stuff. my favorite parts of mha have always been the *academia* stuff. i liked the sports festival, i liked the final exams and hero licensing exam, and i liked the internships/work studies (to a certain degree) so all of my favorite things are mostly in seasons 1 through 4, and i find a lot of 5-8 to be really grating to sit through no matter how hard i try. but if you like shonens doing what shonens do best, you might like it a lot more.
its been 5 years so I vaguely remember the ending near the sports festival or the internship, somewhere around there. I have no care for spoilers so dw! I remember being charmed by the UA staff in general and instantly loving shinsou's underdog arc (still a little miffed that he didn't win the sports festival ngl, deku's plot armor is too high ig). i loosely enjoyed the villains, was mainly watching bc i enjoyed the academia aspect of it all. i'll definitely watch 1-4 then! i also would love a rundown!
oooo, I do love me some cool animation! so i might check that out! bakugou's an interesting character so 3 episodes of season 8 here i come! thank you for the info!!! ⚞^. .^⚟
thank you @submissiveaizawa for the information!!! i'll be sure to read the manga then and check out vigilantes! keeping my eyes peeled for shinzawa stuff post season 5 then!! yeah,, wanted to know some plot for future fics so i'll def check out the wiki and watch some shinzawa compilations!! seems like i'll have to check out the later seasons for some cinematic animations then!!! —ฅ/ᐠ. ̫ .ᐟ\ฅ —
oh yeah, then i'd recommend just rewatching the whole thing. you're so early on that it's like,,, might as well tbh.
but yeah, syllable is pretty spot on. the first half of season five is the first time we really get shinsou back after the sports festival, so i'd definitely recommend that. and then second half of season 5 onwards has a lot of aizawa moments, but they are pretty angsty. i, personally, don't like a lot of these episodes, but i know a lot of aizawa stans love them so its just kinda up to your taste and how much you like the series canonically making him whump porn LMAO
and vigilantes is supposed to be good if you like aizawa/the rooftop squad since it has a lot of moments about mic, oboro, and midnight in it. a lot of people really enjoyed vigilantes and thought it was even better than mha (both animation and writing), so that's something to consider. i haven't watched it and i kind of refuse to on principal (i greatly dislike aizawa's backstory being in a separate series and think it was a terrible call for the emotional crux of his arc in the main series) but i read part of the manga and thought the new characters were really neat.
anyways here's my yaps about how i feel about each season w some spoilers vvv
season one and two tend to be the fandom's least favorite, but i think they're easily the best ones. i think watching through them completely is worth it (but you could always just skip to the USJ episodes at the end of season one since aizawa looks really good in them and nothing else that important happens in season one if you don't care abt class 1-A).
season two is easily the best in all of mha imo. the sports festival is deku at his most likable for me (since he doesn't use his quirk until the very end LMAO), i really like the philosophical questions that stain poses during his arc, AND season two ends with final exams and i loved those episodes so much. yaoyorozu rising has some of my favorite aizawa moments in the entire series.
i like season three a lot because it's very academia heavy. the first half is mostly the summer camp arc, and the second half is mostly the hero license arc, which is my second favorite arc behind the sports festival. the summer camp has some great aizawa moments, which makes up for how he's mostly just in the hero license arc to "banter" with ms joke, and season three is when i like the LoV the most. i think you can skip through a lot of the major villain fights (deku vs muscular in the summer camp arc is so painful that i never bother with it. if you've seen it once, you'll never need to see it again), but season three establishes a lot of the best parts of the LoV and i do genuinely think the entire thing is worth watching.
season four is when things get a little rocky, imo. its really hit or miss for a lot of people. every season in mha is split up into different arcs, but season four is the one where that split is most jarring and it really suffers from it. you have the overhaul arc, something extremely dark, followed by the school festival arc. i don't think i need to explain why a lot of people find the tone shift weird LMAO
this is the only season where i actually like the "plot" arc more than i do the academia arc. overhaul is my second favorite villain character, only under shigaraki, and i think his arc as a whole had so much potential long term. but i really, really hated how it ended. this arc is the one that made me fall off mha tbh because it's so good in theory and then it trips leagues before the finish line. the problem imo being a mix of wasted potential and the kinda shitty pacing that a lot of shonens have because of how they're done--i hate the deku vs overhaul fight (s4ep14 i think) more than LITERALLY any other fight in the entire show, even more than the deku vs muscular fight. honestly the fact that we have two annoying nightmare fights where deku is soloing a big bad with a small child he's protecting is ludicrous. why did we need TWO? whatever its not that serious lmao
after that, the school festival arc is fine. its not bad and i think its unjustly hated. if it weren't placed directly after the overhaul arc then it would probably be much better received. i do genuinely enjoy the fluffiness of it. i think its cute and i like the message that comes with deku vs gentle criminal--but i just don't like deku that much, and this festival's emotional climax hinges on how much you care about eri as a character. which i don't really.
anyways, the first half of season five is fantastic. a lot of people don't like it because it's more of that academia filler, but if you enjoyed the final exam episodes in season two then you'll probably like the first half of s5--even more so since it has shinsou in it. i love monoma, too, and he's here a lot, so this set of episodes reallyyyy hyped me up and got my hopes up for the season as a whole. but i don't like the second half of s5, unfortunately :') i'm in the minority here, though. most aizawa stans really enjoyed it for the aizawa-centric episode(s) and most LoV stans loved the 'my villain academia' episodes. i really disliked both and i think my reasons are fair, they're just things that no one else cares about lolol
and then i didn't bother watching season six onwards. i just followed the manga chapters as they came out so i knew what was vaguely going on. if you like deku, the second half of season six has a pretty interesting arc for him. if you like the LoV, there's some good moments for them that season too. and then season seven and eight is mostly just the war arc, which i didn't really enjoy. it's fine. i know a lot of people liked it a lot, but it wasn't for me. there were a lot of choices horikoshi made narratively that i didn't like. more things that other people don't really care about and doesn't really ruin the writing, but were enough to make me dislike a lot of what was happening.
and then the ending was... the ending. i didn't like it but i imagine that's not surprising atp. i think, for me, a lot of the final seasons feel very bleak and hopeless, even when the narrative is trying to be hopeful. like mha is chalked full of themes surrounding the underdogs being able to do whatever they put their minds to and how everyone deserves to be saved and a lot of it just fell flat for me, especially when it comes to the villains. i get what horikoshi was going for and, considering the story he was trying to tell, i think he accomplished a few of those messages really well. but there's a lot of weak points, too (particularly when it comes to any commentary he has on oppression), and i think i just don't care that much for shonen as a genre, so a lot of things i'd like end up being kinda mid because the powerscaling shit pisses me off. every time deku says he needs to use 100+ percent of his power, i die a little inside.
BUT YEAH ANYWAYS ALJFSFSDLFJLSD sorry, you don't need to respond to any of this. i just like complaining. despite how much of mha i dislike, there's a lot i love and im extremely autistic about it so,,, here we are LMAO i hope you end up enjoying a lot more than i did <3
OMG thank you for the abundance of information, i will be keeping all of this in mind when i watch the show!! i never mind a good rant and you explained everything in so much detail and so well!!! thank youuu!!!
AND AND THIS I AGREE WITH THIS SO MUCH
genuinely one of the reasons i dropped the show in the first place. i really couldn't with the OPness of deku, i thought the whole show was about to pull a classic superhero underdog where this kid learns how to defy the odds but instead got a show where deku forgets he was even quirkless in the first place and all the harm being a social pariah caused him in the first place. i remember being so frustrated with that the first time i watched it and pacing around my room muttering to myself about how stupid it all was and all the potential story gone to waste. but i really did like it, the world that was built was very intriguing to me! usually superpowers are scarce in stories like this so to have it be a role reversal was pretty cool indeed!
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it depends on what you prioritize/like about mha and what you've already seen. if u give me a list of ur favs and how far you got/if you care about spoilers then i can give you a better rundown of things (from my perspective).
like it's hard for me to say what the "worst arcs" are since i don't know what you liked about the show and i can only speak on what i didn't like. i stopped watching after season five because i hated the writing direction the manga was going in, but i've been loosely keeping up with it all just so i know plot relevant stuff. my favorite parts of mha have always been the *academia* stuff. i liked the sports festival, i liked the final exams and hero licensing exam, and i liked the internships/work studies (to a certain degree) so all of my favorite things are mostly in seasons 1 through 4, and i find a lot of 5-8 to be really grating to sit through no matter how hard i try. but if you like shonens doing what shonens do best, you might like it a lot more.
its been 5 years so I vaguely remember the ending near the sports festival or the internship, somewhere around there. I have no care for spoilers so dw! I remember being charmed by the UA staff in general and instantly loving shinsou's underdog arc (still a little miffed that he didn't win the sports festival ngl, deku's plot armor is too high ig). i loosely enjoyed the villains, was mainly watching bc i enjoyed the academia aspect of it all. i'll definitely watch 1-4 then! i also would love a rundown!
oooo, I do love me some cool animation! so i might check that out! bakugou's an interesting character so 3 episodes of season 8 here i come! thank you for the info!!! ⚞^. .^⚟
thank you @submissiveaizawa for the information!!! i'll be sure to read the manga then and check out vigilantes! keeping my eyes peeled for shinzawa stuff post season 5 then!! yeah,, wanted to know some plot for future fics so i'll def check out the wiki and watch some shinzawa compilations!! seems like i'll have to check out the later seasons for some cinematic animations then!!! —ฅ/ᐠ. ̫ .ᐟ\ฅ —
oh yeah, then i'd recommend just rewatching the whole thing. you're so early on that it's like,,, might as well tbh.
but yeah, syllable is pretty spot on. the first half of season five is the first time we really get shinsou back after the sports festival, so i'd definitely recommend that. and then second half of season 5 onwards has a lot of aizawa moments, but they are pretty angsty. i, personally, don't like a lot of these episodes, but i know a lot of aizawa stans love them so its just kinda up to your taste and how much you like the series canonically making him whump porn LMAO
and vigilantes is supposed to be good if you like aizawa/the rooftop squad since it has a lot of moments about mic, oboro, and midnight in it. a lot of people really enjoyed vigilantes and thought it was even better than mha (both animation and writing), so that's something to consider. i haven't watched it and i kind of refuse to on principal (i greatly dislike aizawa's backstory being in a separate series and think it was a terrible call for the emotional crux of his arc in the main series) but i read part of the manga and thought the new characters were really neat.
anyways here's my yaps about how i feel about each season w some spoilers vvv
season one and two tend to be the fandom's least favorite, but i think they're easily the best ones. i think watching through them completely is worth it (but you could always just skip to the USJ episodes at the end of season one since aizawa looks really good in them and nothing else that important happens in season one if you don't care abt class 1-A).
season two is easily the best in all of mha imo. the sports festival is deku at his most likable for me (since he doesn't use his quirk until the very end LMAO), i really like the philosophical questions that stain poses during his arc, AND season two ends with final exams and i loved those episodes so much. yaoyorozu rising has some of my favorite aizawa moments in the entire series.
i like season three a lot because it's very academia heavy. the first half is mostly the summer camp arc, and the second half is mostly the hero license arc, which is my second favorite arc behind the sports festival. the summer camp has some great aizawa moments, which makes up for how he's mostly just in the hero license arc to "banter" with ms joke, and season three is when i like the LoV the most. i think you can skip through a lot of the major villain fights (deku vs muscular in the summer camp arc is so painful that i never bother with it. if you've seen it once, you'll never need to see it again), but season three establishes a lot of the best parts of the LoV and i do genuinely think the entire thing is worth watching.
season four is when things get a little rocky, imo. its really hit or miss for a lot of people. every season in mha is split up into different arcs, but season four is the one where that split is most jarring and it really suffers from it. you have the overhaul arc, something extremely dark, followed by the school festival arc. i don't think i need to explain why a lot of people find the tone shift weird LMAO
this is the only season where i actually like the "plot" arc more than i do the academia arc. overhaul is my second favorite villain character, only under shigaraki, and i think his arc as a whole had so much potential long term. but i really, really hated how it ended. this arc is the one that made me fall off mha tbh because it's so good in theory and then it trips leagues before the finish line. the problem imo being a mix of wasted potential and the kinda shitty pacing that a lot of shonens have because of how they're done--i hate the deku vs overhaul fight (s4ep14 i think) more than LITERALLY any other fight in the entire show, even more than the deku vs muscular fight. honestly the fact that we have two annoying nightmare fights where deku is soloing a big bad with a small child he's protecting is ludicrous. why did we need TWO? whatever its not that serious lmao
after that, the school festival arc is fine. its not bad and i think its unjustly hated. if it weren't placed directly after the overhaul arc then it would probably be much better received. i do genuinely enjoy the fluffiness of it. i think its cute and i like the message that comes with deku vs gentle criminal--but i just don't like deku that much, and this festival's emotional climax hinges on how much you care about eri as a character. which i don't really.
anyways, the first half of season five is fantastic. a lot of people don't like it because it's more of that academia filler, but if you enjoyed the final exam episodes in season two then you'll probably like the first half of s5--even more so since it has shinsou in it. i love monoma, too, and he's here a lot, so this set of episodes reallyyyy hyped me up and got my hopes up for the season as a whole. but i don't like the second half of s5, unfortunately :') i'm in the minority here, though. most aizawa stans really enjoyed it for the aizawa-centric episode(s) and most LoV stans loved the 'my villain academia' episodes. i really disliked both and i think my reasons are fair, they're just things that no one else cares about lolol
and then i didn't bother watching season six onwards. i just followed the manga chapters as they came out so i knew what was vaguely going on. if you like deku, the second half of season six has a pretty interesting arc for him. if you like the LoV, there's some good moments for them that season too. and then season seven and eight is mostly just the war arc, which i didn't really enjoy. it's fine. i know a lot of people liked it a lot, but it wasn't for me. there were a lot of choices horikoshi made narratively that i didn't like. more things that other people don't really care about and doesn't really ruin the writing, but were enough to make me dislike a lot of what was happening.
and then the ending was... the ending. i didn't like it but i imagine that's not surprising atp. i think, for me, a lot of the final seasons feel very bleak and hopeless, even when the narrative is trying to be hopeful. like mha is chalked full of themes surrounding the underdogs being able to do whatever they put their minds to and how everyone deserves to be saved and a lot of it just fell flat for me, especially when it comes to the villains. i get what horikoshi was going for and, considering the story he was trying to tell, i think he accomplished a few of those messages really well. but there's a lot of weak points, too (particularly when it comes to any commentary he has on oppression), and i think i just don't care that much for shonen as a genre, so a lot of things i'd like end up being kinda mid because the powerscaling shit pisses me off. every time deku says he needs to use 100+ percent of his power, i die a little inside.
BUT YEAH ANYWAYS ALJFSFSDLFJLSD sorry, you don't need to respond to any of this. i just like complaining. despite how much of mha i dislike, there's a lot i love and im extremely autistic about it so,,, here we are LMAO i hope you end up enjoying a lot more than i did <3
OMG thank you for the abundance of information, i will be keeping all of this in mind when i watch the show!! i never mind a good rant and you explained everything in so much detail and so well!!! thank youuu!!!
AND AND THIS I AGREE WITH THIS SO MUCH
genuinely one of the reasons i dropped the show in the first place. i really couldn't with the OPness of deku, i thought the whole show was about to pull a classic superhero underdog where this kid learns how to defy the odds but instead got a show where deku forgets he was even quirkless in the first place and all the harm being a social pariah caused him in the first place. i remember being so frustrated with that the first time i watched it and pacing around my room muttering to myself about how stupid it all was and all the potential story gone to waste. but i really did like it, the world that was built was very intriguing to me! usually superpowers are scarce in stories like this so to have it be a role reversal was pretty cool indeed!
I really like the idea of yandere heroes, not in a way where they're insane but in a way where it's rationalized by society. maybe it's public, maybe its private but everyone knows that if you are chosen you are one of the lucky ones.
a hero society who will justify murders and kidnappings with one condition: you have to truly be utterly obsessed with that person.
early cases post pre-qurik era included stressed out heroes needing a relief, needing someone to trust and deciding to snatch that one nice person in a coffee shop or that one person who deserves a better life and they can make it happen.
the combination of a power trip, decreased mental health, and delusion mixed with people turning a blind eye because at least it's not them or what's one bad thing in the face of a billion good things this person has done. but because of this it starts a chain reaction where it is deemed acceptable in modern time bnha.
where they have rules about it: only one chosen at a time. and you'd only know this if you were deeply ingrained in the hero society, otherwise it's just rumors. not out of taboo but out of sacredness. like stalking is not stalking: it's a hunt, it's scouting, it's too see the potential worth in someone they might keep forever. and if you drug your potential partner and touch them, we'll its only to see if you're compatible is all. pictures are kept, videos, hair, receipts, just to log if it becomes a momentous occasion.
and if they choose one and it's wrong? if the person they picked fights a little too much for their taste, tries to escape more times than they like? well, sadly it's another one down the drain. videos to destroy, existence to erase. and a quick phone call to the hero commission or the police department to keep it hush.
no one will care after all, mercy always has a price.
and maybe they have a secret forum, something only heroes can access where they share excerpts of what happened or videos of their chosen in compromising positions to show off. there's no jealousy, no, not when hero rankings matter in all of this. spotlight heroes pull rank all the time and if you shoot up? well maybe it's an incentive to share.
underground heroes are an entirely different breed, what matters to them is skill. they don't pull rank they spar, they beat each other up, and if you're not careful they murder you. the scariest boogeyman out there? eraserhead. the most skilled mf out there, one who will beat your ass to the ground, zero nonsense, and will not hesitate to kill.
however, he has never chosen anyone before. his forum profile is empty and if not required it probably wouldn't even exist.
well, empty until the sports festival that is.
it started out small, blurred pictures of sneakers, maybe a flash of skin. casual clothing clutched in his bare hand, size too small to be his. audios of grunting, the sounds of a spar or an attempt at one, the sound of tired giggling at the end. no face, no hair, nothing that would show his chosen off in an exposing manner. like a dragon hoarding treasure, anything that was incriminating or would lend itself to an identity would not be posted.
one day, he'd post a video—which was unusual in of itself, nothing special though, a black screen but what really caught attention was the moans, the pleading: how willing eraserhead's chosen sounded, how needy. even with the names being muted out of the video, it didn't mute the sounds of the begging for more, high pitched squeals, and how long they went at it.
needless to say the three hour video exploded. heroes desperate to catch a glimpse, pictures of jizz covered hands and wet, swollen pussies on soaked sheets. the industry was in an uproar because how the fuck did eraserhead capture a willing beloved?
it depends on what you prioritize/like about mha and what you've already seen. if u give me a list of ur favs and how far you got/if you care about spoilers then i can give you a better rundown of things (from my perspective).
like it's hard for me to say what the "worst arcs" are since i don't know what you liked about the show and i can only speak on what i didn't like. i stopped watching after season five because i hated the writing direction the manga was going in, but i've been loosely keeping up with it all just so i know plot relevant stuff. my favorite parts of mha have always been the *academia* stuff. i liked the sports festival, i liked the final exams and hero licensing exam, and i liked the internships/work studies (to a certain degree) so all of my favorite things are mostly in seasons 1 through 4, and i find a lot of 5-8 to be really grating to sit through no matter how hard i try. but if you like shonens doing what shonens do best, you might like it a lot more.
its been 5 years so I vaguely remember the ending near the sports festival or the internship, somewhere around there. I have no care for spoilers so dw! I remember being charmed by the UA staff in general and instantly loving shinsou's underdog arc (still a little miffed that he didn't win the sports festival ngl, deku's plot armor is too high ig). i loosely enjoyed the villains, was mainly watching bc i enjoyed the academia aspect of it all. i'll definitely watch 1-4 then! i also would love a rundown!
oooo, I do love me some cool animation! so i might check that out! bakugou's an interesting character so 3 episodes of season 8 here i come! thank you for the info!!! ⚞^. .^⚟
thank you @submissiveaizawa for the information!!! i'll be sure to read the manga then and check out vigilantes! keeping my eyes peeled for shinzawa stuff post season 5 then!! yeah,, wanted to know some plot for future fics so i'll def check out the wiki and watch some shinzawa compilations!! seems like i'll have to check out the later seasons for some cinematic animations then!!! —ฅ/ᐠ. ̫ .ᐟ\ฅ —
guilty aizawa who has a praise kink vs dacryphilic shinsou
hitoshi gasping out soft praises as he rides him, "doing so good, daddy. making me feel so good."
and aizawa who feels like a monster in human skin, who wants to deny it because how can someone like him possibly be good? whose eyes start well up as a choked sob escapes his lips because a teacher shouldn't be fucking his student but shinsou touches him like he's something holy and says words that he hasn't heard in so long
"i'm so proud of you, daddy. doing so well."
and he fucking crumbles, chest heaving as he cries, hair askew as snot and tears drip down his face. moans turning into stuttered sobbing as he becomes overwhelmed, whining every time shinsou moves and spasming as he cums far earlier than he wanted to and he's about to protest and say how horrible he is but shinsou shushes him, movements now a slow and gentle rock against him
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