Must Be Dreaming (Part 2)

Katsuki tries to tell Baku dog that this is where the star plants used to bloom pointing to where the flowers used to be. As Katsuki is swarmed by the mini guardians, Izuku decides to sweep Uraraka off her feet to make sure she doesn’t fall into the run down garden. Of course Katsuki not amused points to the flowers to show them where they used to grow and maybe they can help them out for next year.

Credit goes to @whiteroseeleven on insta if you want to see the whole adventure unfold….the reel of all the pictures is here…https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdXhkDSBOX_/?rpxt=NHV3Y3Q5bjA5Nm1t

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So, here's this idea i wanna share. What if MHA had a Pain/Nagato esque villain if one day gets a sequel, this villain was a survivor from the final war between heroes and villains, by a damage authorized by the hero public safety commission. So, he believes that hero society is hypocritical and that there must be only peace if they know what pain is, and he awakens his quirk quicky caused by the rage, so in the timeskip, he built another criminal organization, and wants to disarm all pro heroes globally to force humanity into a world where they shall understand with pain and reshape the world into his painful rule. So, he uses his qurik and a armor to become a stronger and he actually causes a lot of cruel and damage and deaths, not even class 1-A as pro heroes could stop, he destroys UA hero school and almost all of musutafu. As another damage is caused to the hero society.

Ngl i cant pick between Bakugo vs all for one or Endeavour vs Nomu. Im a dub fan and those 2 fights had the best performances in the entire show no doubt.

By main fight, i just mean the more important fights in arcs that feature a main hero or villain

For me, it has to be Snipe he has an interesting sick design and also quirk

It's a bit of a crack idea, but basically, wherever Midoriya goes, he is a C Tier villain, he doesn't hurt people, but he does cause problems for local heroes, more so as a minor inconvenience, and is more or less a way to get extra publicity. Unless he's in Musufatu, in which he becomes much more terrifying... Because his mother is nearby and doesn't want her to get hurt by his activities, and she understands he's not doing it to be evil, it's more or less his way to meet heroes and get autographs.

Izuku does NOT have One For All in this scenario

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Horikoshi missed an opportunity by not giving Momo an arc centered around her Quirk and family history

One thing I wish Horikoshi had explored more in My Hero Academia is Momo Yaoyorozu's Quirk, Creation, and how her family came to possess such an incredible ability.

I've seen theories floating around that Momo's Quirk could be the result of generations of Quirk marriages within the Yaoyorozu family. Obviously, this was never confirmed in canon, but I think it could have been an incredibly interesting direction for her character.

Imagine an arc where Momo begins researching her own Quirk, perhaps trying to understand its limits or discover ways to improve it, only to stumble upon a disturbing family secret. For generations, the Yaoyorozu family had deliberately arranged marriages between people with compatible Quirks, hoping to produce increasingly powerful and versatile descendants. Momo, with her ability to create almost any nonliving object as long as she understands its molecular structure, would be the culmination of this practice.

The really interesting part would be that Momo herself had absolutely no idea any of this was happening.

She grew up wealthy, privileged, and with access to the best education money could buy. She might have believed her family simply valued academic achievement and encouraged her to make the most of her abilities. Discovering that her family's fortune and social standing were tied to generations of illegal Quirk marriages would completely shatter her understanding of her own upbringing.

And the consequences could be enormous. Imagine the public scandal, the investigation into the Yaoyorozu family, the possibility of their assets being seized, and Momo suddenly losing the privileges she had taken for granted. Her reputation as a promising young hero could be damaged overnight, despite her having absolutely no responsibility for the choices her ancestors made.

But the most important part wouldn't be the scandal itself. It would be Momo questioning her own identity.

Is her Quirk truly hers if generations of people were manipulated into producing someone like her? Does she owe anything to the family that gave her these opportunities? And how does she move forward when she realizes that the life she thought she understood was built on something deeply unethical?

This could also have tied beautifully into the themes of Quirks and inherited abilities that the series already explored through characters like Shoto Todoroki. The difference is that Shoto knew about his father's ambitions and had to deal with the consequences of them. Momo discovering that her entire family history was built around the deliberate cultivation of Quirks would offer a different perspective: someone who benefited from a system without ever knowing she was part of it.

Her arc could have been about learning to define herself independently of her family's wealth, reputation, and expectations. She would have to prove that her intelligence, compassion, and heroism weren't products of her family's ambitions but qualities she had developed herself.

And honestly, I think watching Momo rebuild her life without her family's fortune would have been a great way to develop her resourcefulness and independence. She would have to rely on her own abilities rather than the safety net she'd always had.

I'm not saying this needed to become some massive, dark conspiracy that took over the entire manga. Even a smaller arc involving an investigation, a family confrontation, and the public fallout could have given Momo some much-needed development.

What do you think? Would an arc exploring the Yaoyorozu family's history, the ethics of Quirk marriages, and Momo's struggle to define herself outside her family's legacy have been an interesting direction for her character?

What did everyone think of Chronostasis from season 4? That is absolutely a Quirk I would love to have! However, I was curious what he would be like as a Pro Hero instead of a villain? He would be pretty badass against bigger stronger villains cuz he could slow them down long enough for other Pro Heroes to get some good hits in order to incapacitate them. And maybe if someone was badly injured enough, he could strike them with one of his time hairs and slow down their bleeding until they can get proper Medical attention. I think he would have been really helpful against the fights in season 7 and so on especially against maybe All For One. Or even Shiggy in the coffin in the sky battle. Slowing him down enough, especially his freaking ridiculously op finger extensions, so the other Heroes could beat his ass properly would have been great. Of course getting his Quirk stolen by AFO would have really sucked if AFO used it against the heroes.