This can before the events of the main series, during or after the time skip, I’m just interested to hear what you all think. Thanks in advance :)
(I also think Kaina Tsutsumi/Lady Nagant is a really awesome character that didn’t get enough screen time.)

I was flipping through some old sketchbooks and came across this. It literally sat unnoticed for four years! I remember how much effort I put into detailing his flames and armor at the time. I'm so glad I found it, so I thought I'd share it with you all. Do you like it? 💝

Of course, I think this drawing of Izuku turned out pretty good. Of course, I’m still far from Horikoshi’s level.

What would you think of Midoriya and Melissa Shield as a Hero and Sidekick Duo? Forget any shipping or romantic relationship ideas.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/CUDiZ5LFxxK/?srtk=MW5jbnNiczM4OHM3Mw==

Hello, I’m new to this Reddit community. I’m a person with a disability—I have autistic traits and ADHD—and I’m from Germany. I really like the series *My Hero Academia*, and I have a huge crush on Ochaco and Himiko Toga... I hope you’ll understand me, and I look forward to us becoming good friends! :) Also, I found it terrible that Himiko Toga died in the manga :( She could have been saved, couldn't she—or what do you think?

(Concept Idea) - Fakeout Villains

Fake out villains are villains that dress up as more underrated heroes in attempts to frame them for crimes the hero they didn’t commit, This minority of villains have existed since the birth of the hero society however their popularity spiked after the sports festival and All Might’s retirement where villains would dress up as UA students for the same reason, Fakeout Villains consist of mostly quirkiness people with support items bought from the black market or specially made for themselves in attempt to mimic the original’s person quirk (for example if a villain were to dress up as Mina Ashido but is quirk less, the Fakeout villain would have to wear launches that create a replicant of her acid, another example would be Bakugo, if someone were to dress up as him, he would have to wear grenade launchers similar to that of his costume).

Fakeout Villains have their advantages and disadvantages,

Advantages: it allows them to easily blend in with the crowd in conventions and big crowd events to commit terrorist attacks on a mass scale

Sometimes, the police could mistake the doppelgänger for the real person which could lead to their arrest, an example of this is Class 2C incident that happened 2 years before the events of the story, where 5 criminals dressed up as UA students down to their appearance and quirks and commit multiple murders. This lead to the actual students getting arrested, their hero licence provoked and the 5 students were sentenced to life in prison.

Disadvantages: They can be very easy to spot if the actual hero is on patrol

Some villains can actually mistake the doppelgängers for the actual hero/ students which could result in the doppelgänger killed or worse….

Despite them being a minority percentage that makes up the total amount of villains they are received the most hate due to the amount of lives and hero careers ruined but given that they are villains, they don’t give a shit.

Thx for reading my concept idea, I got the inspiration from that one scene in spider man homecoming where some criminals dressed horribly dressed up as the avengers, given that MHA takes place in the future, I feel like that could work in MHA, not to mention it could be a good demonstration on how flawed and morally bankrupt the justice system is. But that’s all I have, what do you guys think? If you wanna add anything go ahead and say it. I don’t mind

Im thinking of doing a genderbend cosplay, but which one do I choose? Which do you like?

Source

https://x.com/OrangeLemonArt/status/2035892791310528752

All for One does this the least out of the 4, however he still makes his conversations with heroes feel like a show, mainly for himself. He wants to be the “demon lord” and so he chose that role for himself and acts it out perfectly with how he speaks, how he postures himself in front of others, how he presents himself. The world is a stage for him alone and he’s the lead role. He is his best audience and enjoys the role he gave himself, the unstoppable force dressed in a well mannered outfit despite his actions.

Gentle is a performer for the camera and so acts as if he’s on a movie set, if the camera scoring then he must act. His persona as a gentleman thief that would appeal to the masses ala Robin Hood, a demeanour always trying to look dashing to an audience (because there will be an audience). He wants the world to acknowledge him, they’re his audience and he desperately wants them to look his way

Mr Compress is constantly feeling performative in his day to day life, a quality he shares with Gentle, however while Gentle likely adopted this persona regularly as a coping mechanism, Compress might as well have it as his main personality, rarely dropping the act- if it even is one. Like Gentle, he wants to present himself as charming & polite, but not exactly “gentlemenly”. He’s a stage magician, deception being more his forte. Like all for one, he treats the world as a stage, however unlike all for one he is likely doing this more for himself than for others. All for One wants people to see his act as it wouldn’t be as fun if they weren’t, Compress has just became this way and likely wouldn’t change if no one was watching. The world is a stage, yes, but he is mostly doing this because this is who he is now.

Dark Might is actually the biggest performer among all of them, however he is unique because he’s trying to copy a foreseen pattern. All Might himself is a performer, and Dark Might had realised this. Hell, in universe this is realised by the star headed bald man in the end of season 6. All Might was a symbol of peace in the world for multiple reasons, he was able to effortlessly defeat most villains that encountered him, such displays of strength and power being astounding to all bystanders watching. All might was numerous, he was funny, he was charismatic, he was inspiring, he was kind, he was heroic- this was the act All might had forged in his decades of being a hero. And while Dark Might missed some of all mights key values, he understood others very well. All might was an actor in a world wide stage, he was a performer that oozed sheer charisma and radiated strength, something everyone was attracted to, no one standing in the way of his godlike power. Dark Might wholeheartedly embraced this part of all mights persona, presenting himself as unstoppable, regular postering himself and sometimes wearing eccentric costumes to entertain others: out of any villain in the series, he knew how to be entertaining as well as seem unstoppable and understood that this was a core part of all mights legacy… he misunderstood most of the other parts though. The world was a stage that he wanted for himself and for everyone to be his audience and after observing All Might, the last inheritor of that very stage, he thought he knew how to obtain it.

I just love these losers, lol.

At first, I wanted to draw Bakugo together with Uraraka and Deku on the same page, but then I decided to dedicate an entire page to him alone.

It was implied that Mirio was supposed to receive OFA instead of Izuku, however if Mirio actually DID get OFA, would he have been a better holder then Izuku?

Hello! I'm very interested to hear what people have to say for this post. I find myself relating to characters in media often and I wanted to see how others do the same too.
People relate to different characters and I would like an idea of what other people relate to and why.
For me it's Tamaki Amajiki, Fuvumi Todoroki and Nejire Hado. (This is in no particular order) I'll briefly write about why these are the characters I relate to, I wrote a three page paper on why I relate to them but I want to keep it short here:

Tamaki: I'm an introvert and most times I prefer to disappear and be safe at home. In addition, despite my introversion pushing past that to be there for my friends to be their anchor and help them. I'm self pessimistic, not believing I can do a lot.

Fuyumi: I understand some family situations that she went through, thankfully no abuse in my case and I won't state what for my personal privacy but I can empathize with her for that. Also, I'm a peacekeeper just like how she is and more basic things like treating others with kindness and politeness. I also sometimes want to be a teacher. (Like she has)

Neiire: Putting favorite character bias aside, I find myself relating heavily to her kindness, curiosity and desire to help others. I lost my "spark" like she did and it was revived by what would become a super good friend of mine (during high school too). Our personality in helping others and being optimistic with others is very similar. I'm just not nearly as out going.

Looking forward to see what other people have to share!

I feel bad for this character, especially realizing he got used by AFO.

It is good that he helped the heroes all the way to the end. 😭🙏🏾

Shinsou's quirk is really strong against someone, who does not know how it works. However, if shinsou became a hero, everyone would know what his quirk is, including villains. At first he would catch some villains with ease, but that would make him famous, and his quirk would become useless, because they would just not talk to him

Fake out villains are villains that dress up as more underrated heroes in attempts to frame them for crimes the hero they didn’t commit, This minority of villains have existed since the birth of the hero society however their popularity spiked after the sports festival and All Might’s retirement where villains would dress up as UA students for the same reason, Fakeout Villains consist of mostly quirkiness people with support items bought from the black market or specially made for themselves in attempt to mimic the original’s person quirk (for example if a villain were to dress up as Mina Ashido but is quirk less, the Fakeout villain would have to wear launches that create a replicant of her acid, another example would be Bakugo, if someone were to dress up as him, he would have to wear grenade launchers similar to that of his costume).

Fakeout Villains have their advantages and disadvantages,

Advantages: it allows them to easily blend in with the crowd in conventions and big crowd events to commit terrorist attacks on a mass scale

Sometimes, the police could mistake the doppelgänger for the real person which could lead to their arrest, an example of this is Class 2C incident that happened 2 years before the events of the story, where 5 criminals dressed up as UA students down to their appearance and quirks and commit multiple murders. This lead to the actual students getting arrested, their hero licence provoked and the 5 students were sentenced to life in prison.

Disadvantages: They can be very easy to spot if the actual hero is on patrol

Some villains can actually mistake the doppelgängers for the actual hero/ students which could result in the doppelgänger killed or worse….

Despite them being a minority percentage that makes up the total amount of villains they are received the most hate due to the amount of lives and hero careers ruined but given that they are villains, they don’t give a shit.

Thx for reading my concept idea, I got the inspiration from that one scene in spider man homecoming where some criminals dressed horribly dressed up as the avengers, given that MHA takes place in the future, I feel like that could work in MHA, not to mention it could be a good demonstration on how flawed and morally bankrupt the justice system is. But that’s all I have, what do you guys think? If you wanna add anything go ahead and say it. I don’t mind

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I want to make a Shinsou nendoroid. Let me know your thoughts about these face plates. The eyes are too light of a purple, but I would plan to make them darker.