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Shigaraki’s first and only chest hair was a nipple hair and he was PISSED ab it

MHA MANGA SPOILERS

After hawks lost his wings he was able to do more things. Mundane things. Like ride a rollercoaster and drive a car. Sure, he could do that before if he released all of his feathers.. but he never did. He never went anywhere without his feathers to protect himself and others. He’d feel too vulnerable without them. That was his only defense.

Anyone 18+ interested in a discord server in making

I’m still debating making it public

Shigaraki was so young when he was taken by AFO that he probably had to teach himself all of the life skills he has. Even basic hygiene. At five most kids have a basic concept, but not a good understanding of hygiene. It extends past hygiene, too. How to clean, cook basic meals, manners, everything. I doubt AFO was very hands on in any of these things. He stalked him from afar lmao like that scene of him on the roof watching Shigaraki stumbling through the streets and getting bullied by grown men.

Why do I keep seeing ppl say aizawa isn’t touchy??? Like, that man comforts others with physical touch. He puts his hands on students shoulders, he pat Eri on the head when erasing her quirk even though he didn’t need to, he gave deku a lil fist bump on his chest to show support. I adore him and his awkward expressions of affection.

(,: I’m imagining Hokuto in this scenario

Like You

pairing: dad!Dabi/Touya Todoroki x fem!reader

word count: 0.6k

warnings: you have a son together, reader referred to as mommy, Touya has feelings

notes: just a sappy little idea I had. I live for this man as a father <3 best dad, hands down. and as always, he deserves the world.

You and Touya are enjoying a peaceful afternoon on the couch, cuddled up together while watching some tv in silence for once. Your little boy is being so good right now, just quietly coloring by himself in the other room.

But then it gets a little bit too quiet, so you get up to investigate, just to make sure that he isn’t getting into anything he shouldn’t be. Lo and behold, your suspicions were correct. You find him absolutely covered in purple marker.

It’s everywhere. His arms, his neck, his face. All on his cheeks and just beneath his oceanic eyes. He’d even taken his shirt off to color in part of his chest.

“What—,” you blink, laughing and shaking your head as you walk closer to him. “Honey, what are you doing?”

You reach out to take the marker from him, but he grips it tighter and takes a step back.

“No, I’m not done yet!” He pouts, looking down at his belly to put the purple ink to his skin again.

“Not done with what? I think you’ve done enough, sweetheart. C’mere, lemme see that, please,” you say as you hold out your hand.

Touya’s sitting on the couch waiting for you to return, though his parental senses are tingling. He’s about to get up and come to check on the both of you when he hears your laughter.

“Hey, what’s so funny in there?” He calls playfully as he gets up anyway to wander down the hall, curious as to what’s going on.

He leans against the entrance to the playroom and his eyes pop open wide when he sees the mess that’s made it’s way all over your son and his tiny little activity table.

“Tell Daddy what you’re doing, baby,” you instruct the small boy with a fond smile on your lips.

“I wanted to look cool like you!” He proclaims, the most pure smile propping up his chubby cheeks.

Touya’s heart clenches in his chest so tight that he actually clutches it, wearing the same expression you’d had on just moments ago, positively endeared by your son’s ingenious idea.

He’s always thought that he looks disgusting, even with the countless amount of times you’ve insisted otherwise. It isn’t until this moment that he starts to believe that maybe you’re not entirely wrong after all, but he’s mostly just relieved that his own child doesn’t find him repulsive and touched that he actually wants to emulate him. It’s the only time in his life he’s actually felt more like a hero than a villain.

“I’m missing the shiny parts though,” your son announces, wearing a pout that’s identical to his fathers, though Touya would deny that he’s ever pouted in his life.

“Well, I think we have some staples,” Touya says casually as he looks over his shoulder.

“Absolutely not.” You shake your head, laughing. “This is good enough. You did such a good job, baby.”

“Aw, c’mon, we can use that shit that you use to put your eyelashes on or whatever. That’s safe, right?” Touya jokes as he strolls further into the room.

You roll your eyes, though you can’t help the amused smile on your lips.

“Language. And no staples. Maybe we can find some tinsel or something though,” you concede. “And some body safe paint.”

“See, that’s why it’s a good thing we have Mommy,” Touya says as he moves to sit on the floor, ruffling the tot’s white hair. “You did do a great job, buddy. C’mere.”

He extends his long arms and pulls the tike into a hug, just in time to spare him from seeing the single crimson tear slipping from his seam, though you catch it. You reach out to gently swipe it away with your thumb before you join in on their embrace, pressing a kiss to your husband’s face and then your son’s.

My Hero Academia: 101 how to start

For people who want to try to get into MHA but don't know where to start! I will talk here about the manga and how the anime adapts it, but also an order to read all the spin offs and watch all the extra content.

Just now that the main canon story is just the manga, so if you want to start and try... I recommend simply reading the manga (or watching the anime) and avoiding for now any extra content.

I also added links for translated drama cds, extra chapters and the Ultra Stage adaptation (the musical).

THE MANGA (vs anime)

The anime is a pretty loyal adaptation of the manga, almost scene for scene in most cases, with no plot-decisive changes, and mainly little scenes added. S1, S2, S3, S4 and S5 also all have a one added anime-only exclusive episode with some small storyline.

The manga is currently at volume 36, and every 10 chapters (more or less) we have a new volume announcement. If you are reading in English, the manga is published by Viz and the publication is about 3 or 4 volumes behind the Japanese release.

If you keep up with each new chapter you will be able to read them for free here as soon as they come out, each Sunday. Each Sunday it is a new chapter, which on twitter is usually tagged as #MHA+chapter number, but leaks are out usually on Wednesday or Thursday, so be careful of the spoilers. On twitter you can follow DabisPoleDance, RukasuMHA and Justixplode if you are interested in reading the leaks for the weekly chapters.

ANIME, OVAs, MOVIES

As said before, the anime is a pretty accurate adaptation. The first season covers about 3 volumes. The second season up till volume 8, the third season up till volume 14, the fourth season up till volume 20, the fifth season up till volume 26. The fifth season also covered the arc known as My Villain Academia and focused on the villains, but ended up reducing it in size so many people will reccomend you to read the manga too.

For the watching order of anime, OVAs and Movies, this should be accurate:

Season 1 OVA 1: Save! Rescue Training Season 2 OVA 2: Training of the Dead OVA for movie 3: All Might Rising Movie: Two Heroes Season 3 up till episode 15 OVA 3: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training Season 3 up till the end Season 4 Season 5 Movie 2: Heroes Rising (at any point in the middle of season 5 or after season 5 even, as its placement is a bit confusing) OVA for movie 3: Departure Movie 3: World Hero Mission (can be watched after the teaser at s05E16 or after season 5) OVA 4: Hero League Baseball OVA 5: Laugh! As if you are in Hell! Season 6

The OVAs are not necessary for the plot as they are extra anime-only stories. The movies are technically canon, given that some of the characters appear in the anime and in the spin off manga.

You can find the list of OVAs here.

DRAMA CDs

Each anime dvd boxset (Japanese version) comes with some small audio tracks of extra stories that can be enjoyed alongside the episodes. For example, when the class goes to the forest camp in season 3, the dvd set has an extra track (in the drama cds) about Ochako and Tsuyu being enthusiastic.

These drama cds are only in Japanese, but thanks to fan translators some of them can be found in English, or have summaries. I made a list here.

This is not technically canon content, just anime-only added content, a part for the first drama cd which was a manga special.

OTHER ADAPTATIONS: THE ULTRA STAGE

The MHA manga has also been adapted into a stage play/musical. There are currently 3 stage plays following the story of the anime and manga pretty closely up till the middle of season 3. You can find the titles, actors, how to buy them and more information here.

MANGA SPIN OFFS

There are currently three manga spin offs, two of them are complete, one is still ongoing. All mangas are licensed by Viz in English, so the information I give is based on that, but if you speak another language you might have earlier release dates. I will write the list in chronological (from older) order:

a) Smash!! - this manga is a parodic retelling of MHA. Nothing in it is canon as it is simply a serious of one page/half a page sketches that retell the story of MHA up till season 3, more or less, changing a lot of the plot just for the sake of comedy. It has 5 short volumes.

b) Vigilantes - this is a prequel of MHA, it has 15 volumes and it was recently concluded. It tells the story of a new character called Koichi. It also has some chapters about Aizawa's time in high school, Present Mic, and some Midnight. One chapter is also about Mirko.

c) Team up mission - this is a series of volumes (volume 4 recently came out in Japan, volume 3 is coming out soon in English) about class 1a, with some appearances from class 1b, other students, some pro heroes and even some movies characters. The stories are all set in season 5, and each chapter is a self-contained extra adventure. For example: one chapter in volume 1 was Ochako, Deku and Bakugou working together at a work-study. Another chapter in volume 2 was about Monoma and class 1a etc. The series is still ongoing.

d) Movies special manga: Each movie is usually accompanied by a short manga that introduces some characters or elements. These are not fundamental.

Movie 1 has "Volume Origin" which contains a prologue for the movie, a small story about All Might and some character extra files. Movie 2 has "Volume Rising" which contains extra files and a story that introduces the villains of the movie. With Movie 2 there was also a new special two chapters called "Deku and Bakugou rising" (part 1 and 2) which came out, but luckily they were added to the Team Up Mission mangas so can be found in those volumes. Movie 3 has "Volume World Heroes" which contains some extra stuff and a chapter that introduces Deku, Bakugou and Todoroki leaving for the mission. This chapter is called "Hawks: Soothe" and was actually adapted into the OVA for movie 3 called "Departure" (word for word adaptation, basically). There was also a special one chapter that came out for the movie, called "Endeavor's Mission", which introduces the trio accepting the mission.

These volumes are particularly hard to find in English as they are usually specials given to people who buy movie tickets in Japan, but if you want to read them it is more convenient to search for the title of the chapters with plot, so "All Might Rising" (movie 1), (movie 2) "League of Villains: Undercover", "Deku and Bakugou rising" and (movie 3) "Endeavor's Mission" and "Hawks: Soothe".

NOVELS

MHA has a series of novels called School briefs. Each novel also usually has about 4 or 5 illustrations. Each chapter expands on a certain manga scene or add some additional adventures.

Each novels add extra scenes to the manga arcs that they cover. You can find the list here, but just as a way to choose when to read them:

School briefs 1: can be read just after the Sport Festival and Stain (as it has spoilers for them), so just after volume 6.

School briefs 2: it is set in volume 8, so before volume 9 events.

School briefs 3: is set between volume 13 and 14 (it has spoilers for the first chapter of volume 14)

School briefs 4: it covers some events of volume 18 to 20, so it can be safely read after volume 20

School briefs 5: It has some elements of manga volume 26, so it can be read at that volume.

School briefs 6 is not out yet, but knowing the plot is is also set up till volume 26, so nothing of the events of volume 27 and onwards will be in it.

The movies also have novels as adaptation (written after the movie). Movie one has Two heroes. My Hero Academia the movie novel but I could only found it translated it in Italian. It is identical to the movie Two Heroes and only adds a final epilogue (I translated it here among other parts of the novel). The second movie has a novel adaptation called Heroes: Rising. My Hero Academia the Movie. I will receive it soon and add translations of any extra from the movie.

EXTRAS

BNHA also has two extra information volumes that presents characters, extra data, small interactions between them and also a small short story in the first volume (an omake called "The Depth", which is set after volume 8 of the manga):

My Hero Academia: Ultra Archive: The Official Character Guide My Hero Academia: Ultra Analysis: The Official Character Guide

MHA also has some videogames, mainly the pc games One's Justice and One's Justice 2 which are fighting games with a little bit of story covering up till volume 11 more or less.

There are also currently two android phone games that do not really have a story but are mainly battle/collecting characters. One is MHA: The strongest hero and the more popular one is called My Hero Ultra Impact. The second one is more popular because it adds small events where the characters interact (ex. they go to a festival).

There is also a battle royale game called My Hero Ultra Rumble. None of these videogames add any canon material.

MANGA AND EXTRA CHAPTERS AND STUFF... READING ORDER??

If we want to pull everything together, from manga to movies to anime and extra small chapters - this is the chronological order. By chronological I mean the order of the story.

"All Might Rising" short story manga from movie 1 or the adapted OVA for movie 1: All Might Rising

Vigilantes spin off manga (as it is a prequel)

Short story for movie 2 "Deku and Bakugou rising"

Volume 1 to 3 (and/or corresponding anime season episodes)

OVA 1: Save! Rescue Training

Up till volume 8 (or corresponding anime episodes)

School Briefs 1

OVA 2: Training of the Dead

Movie: Two Heroes

School Briefs 2

Up till volume 11 (or corresponding anime episodes)

OVA 3: Make It! Do-or-Die Survival Training

Up till volume 13 (or corresponding anime episodes)

School Briefs 3

Volume 14

Up till volume 25

Short story for movie 2 "League of Villains: Undercover"

Movie 2: Heroes Rising

Volume 26

School Briefs 5

School Briefs 6

Short story for movie 2 "Endeavor's mission"

OVA for movie 3: Departure or short story for movie 3 "Hawks: Soothe"

Movie 3: World Hero Mission

OVA 4: Hero League Baseball

OVA 5: Laugh! As if you are in Hell!

Team up Mission volumes 1-4

Everything after volume 26

The part in italics is a bit confusing as many of those events seem to happen in the middle of volume 26, basically, as that arc covers a long internship.

Dabi NEVER let hokuto win at anything. A race? Card games? Holding your breath? No, he was beating Hokuto in EVERYTHING. Even if he cried. He’s petty like that. Beating a kid at everything lol.

Discord sever is up. Anyone 18+ can join. DM me if you’re interested.

I posted chapter two (:

I posted my fic! There’s only one chapter so far.

Flickers of a Flame on AO3. I tagged it as mature, but right now there’s nothing explicit.

It’s also on Wattpad, so if you prefer reading there here’s the link.

It’s about Hokuto, my dabi hawks son oc. Dabi and hawks have to learn to take care of a newborn.