Funny You Mentioned Mic Calling Out Aizawa's Behavior Because Mic Seems To Be A Representation Of The

“I swear that I’m a good kid, guess I’m good for nothing at all.”

-Percy Jackson, Good Kid, The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical

I’ve been working on this story for awhile, but school has slowed down the production. But I’m finally happy to say that my Fullmetal Alchemist Big Bang story is on this way on November 22nd.

This story is actually the first one of many for my fanfiction series, Welcome to the Mystic Realm School for Magicals and Non-Magicals.

The first story will mainly focus on the Fullmetal Alchemist part of the story for the sake of the FMABB, but I’ll post the other stories soon.

Update #1: Chapter 1 and 2 are up!

I Swear That I’m A Good Kid: Tales of An Adventurous Prince

Edward Elric isn’t the best when it comes to staying out of trouble. From causing mayhem in Potion Brewery to nearly traumatizing the Theatre teacher with an audition in last year’s school play, he can’t seem to stay away from trouble. But underneath all that troublesome exterior, Edward just wants someone to understand him. But it’s pretty much hard when some people fear him for his royal status and when he’s a half demon-half angel hybrid. Things take a turn for the worst, however, when Edward accidentally releases an evil alchemist, Dante, from her eternal prison. Armed with an ancient sword of a long forgotten hero and his alchemy skills, Edward sets off on a journey to stop Dante from destroying everything that he knows and loves. Because deep down, he swears that he’s a good kid.

This will be posted on my AO3 account, SilverKunoichi1212, so keep tabs on that. Also check out @fmabigbangs for any other updates.

Hi, I'm also developing a reboot of MHA, although my intention is to create something new with the concept of the manga, I'm creating new characters and creating a totally different worldbuiding, but I'm keeping the essence of the manga, like focusing on education of heroes. I'm still in the development phase, but I have an idea of ​​how I can write Katsuki's character, even though I'm really reinventing the character, like he's literally another character. But here's what I have planned for him: . Katsuki was born into a prestigious family, where all the individuals are famous people, including his parents, as much as it may seem like a fantasy, it wasn't quite like that, Katsuki suffered enormous pressure to be perfect, this was done by his grandfather, his parents tried help him, but they often agreed with his grandfather, and everyone in the family kept saying that he is the next number 1 hero, but then I want to focus on the part where Katsuki tries to find out which hero he really wants to be, since everyone else he just said that he would be the next greatest hero, but he himself realized that he doesn't know what hero he wanted to be.

. Katsuki suffers from pressure and this influences him to develop an inferiority complex, mainly creating a fear of not being able to achieve his family's prospects. This influences the way he treats Izuku, since our protagonist was the only one who saw Katsuki in a different way, like seeing the blonde as a person and not an object, but all this changes, when Izuku does something that until then Katsuki was the only thing he could do in their classroom and that the blonde was proud of (I'm still thinking about that episode).

. Including this episode and the fact that Izuku has a quirk considered useless for being a hero, it made Katsuki explode with rage and start offending Izuku, calling him useless in front of everyone, which influenced everyone in their class to start bullying Izuku. (In my reboot, Katsuki didn't actually bully Izuku, but he didn't protect or defend him, and he was the one causing the bullying).

. Until when Izuku was 12 years old, he was removed from his school, in addition to All Might (He will have another name) becoming a guardian for our protagonist (Something will happen that I don't want to reveal), after an event. This made Katsuki feel guilty, but he tried to ignore it, thinking that he won't have to worry about Izuku, but it still makes him have a guilty conscience. This ends Katsuki's participation in this moment in the story, as he will focus on Izuku's training and how he will adapt to his new life.

I want to give Katsuki a chance, I don't have hatred against the character himself, I think my dislike of him is more about the poorly done redemption and the fans who don't accept anything other than idolizing him. I also want to write a healthy rivalry between Izuku and Katsuki, even though they will start as enemy rivals, but as the story goes on, they will both have a serious conversation and really understand each other, even though in the first part I want to focus on Izuku and his squad, Katsuki will be an ally in the upcoming arcs. There are so many things I'm creating for my reboot, I really want to create something new and different, I don't want to reveal anything, but I'm actually proud of how the development of One for All's worldbuilding is going.

Wow. My first ask in...forever.

I hear you, Anon. This is a similar problem that I had with Bakugou's redemption arc: He sort of remains stagnant and doesn't really change that much...also the fact Aizawa was willing to go through hell and back to defend Bakugou's abhorrent actions.

For me, I wanted to make Izuku and Bakugou actually be friends. But I didn’t want to completely sweep what Bakugou did to Izuku under the rug. This is one of the reasons that I added the 'MHA happened but it was an alternate timeline' plotline. To make the story different from the original while properly addressing problems that were never resolved.

And like you, I plan on making Izuku and Bakugou's rivalry a healthy one. But it's not all sunshine and rainbows. In fact, Katsuki remembers the actions of his past self like Izuku. So it adds the extra layer of 'Is he doing this because he actually wants to be friends or is it out of guilt?' to his and Izuku’s friendship.

When you try to get your friend into Undertale.

Pinky and the Brain’s costume hunt: part 4

Are you alright Sans? You don't look so egg-cellent! LOL! 🤣

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If you see this on your dashboard, reblog this, NO MATTER WHAT and all your dreams and wishes will come true.

Fun Fact: Mic is canonically smarter than Aizawa. Aizawa is 3/5 while Mic is 5/5.

I'm sorry, but I don't see how people hear the shit that comes out of Aizawa's mouth and can't tell he's Horikoshi's mouthpiece.

He says that Izuku and Bakugou are the driving force behind 1A and encourage them to be better. And I- WHERE?

The only person Bakugou has ever inspired is Kirishima. If anything, Kirishima and Mina are the ones who inspire anyone else in the so-called BakuSquad.

Even Izuku, for all that I love him, has really only inspired Uraraka, Todoroki, Iida, Mineta, and Aoyama (kind of). Which is way more than Bakugou, but still isn't the "whole class."

The incessant need to push Izuku and Bakugou together throughout the narrative really, really irks me

Hi @sapphic-agent 👋

The narrative and Aizawa (as Hori's favourite mouthpiece) pushing Izuku and Bakugou as the Twin Driving forces of 1A is simply laughable.

Aizawa is meant to be the "smart teacher" (although he really isn't) and this observation only serves to make him look delusional.

In that scene, Bakugou had Kirishima blindly following him and Kaminari following KIRISHIMA - not Bakugou.

Meanwhile, Izuku literally had the rest of the class, and we are meant to see him and Bakugou as equals... pfftt... OK, pull the other one, Hori 🤣😂🤣

Good point, I would say Izuku definitely inspires more of the class than anyone else, and if they aren't inspired by him, they trust him enough to defer to his judgement and be led by him. This is miles better than Bakugou.

Also while Kirishima is inspired by Bakugou's "manliness" he was also inspired by young Izuku's heroism saving Bkg from the sludge villian, if I remember rightly.

TLDR - Ironically, upon close inspection, Hori's (and by extension Aizawa's) attempt at pushing together Izuku and Bakugou here only makes Bakugou look worse since it highlights just how much Bakugou is lacking in comparison to Izuku.

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It’s finally here! The second and third chapter will be posted a bit later, but in the meantime enjoy the prologue of my FMA Big Bang Story!

My Brain while I was working on Rewritten Sparks:

Continuing with the question, why did you have difficulty between choosing the canon version and the prototype version of Bakugou?

Hello!

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First and foremost, the comedic potential of prototype Bakugou, versus the more serious potential of canon Bakugou.

Prototype Bakugou would be funnier than canon Bakugou, as friends tend to be the most savage people to you, thus making it easier to laugh, especially since he says stuff without intending to be mean. It would make the serious moments all the more striking, too, but it would be a hard balance, especially as I don't view myself as very funny while writing.

Canon Bakugou presents a more serious side, as he represents a lot of what's wrong with hero society - the hyperfixation of quirks, an imaginative hierarchy that he stands at the top of, looking down on and beating the weak rather than protecting them, viewing heroism as a means to an end rather than a lifestyle.

The challenges differ as well, with Prototype Bakugou needing a good execution of the balance between comedy and serious topics, while Canon Bakugou's redemption has to be executed in such a way that feels realistic, but not frustratingly so.

I ended up sticking with canon Bakugou's set up, as I preferred his challenge. As someone who suffered from abuse and bullying, it really challenged me to think - about what my abusers and/or bullies would have had to do in order for me, not to forgive them, but to acknowledge that they truly have changed for the better.

It also felt right, to have someone so cruel, like Bakugou, become a hero. Because one of the messages is: 'not everyone can become a hero, but everyone has the capacity for heroism'.

Making this message work for Bakugou, for canon Bakugou, is very interesting to me, and I think I have a good plan for it too.

Prototype Bakugou, while he would be an interesting character, leaves a hole for the archetype that canon Bakugou would represent: the redeemed hero. Someone who starts as a horrible person and learns to become kinder.

It's an archetype that I love, which is why I did not like Bakugou in canon at all, because the execution was horrible.

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Thanks for the ask!

💛 Present Mic💛