for Heroes Never Die It's Hero Time12h c71 Guest
I hope Azmuth’s dad shows up, so everyone just look him a dumbfounded stare that the father of the creator of the omnitrix doesn’t know what the omnitrix is nor malware
I hope Azmuth’s dad shows up, so everyone just look him a dumbfounded stare that the father of the creator of the omnitrix doesn’t know what the omnitrix is nor malware
1/14 c1 Gddggvd
I'm sure he IS okay , just planning and writting the Next episode.
I'm sure he IS okay , just planning and writting the Next episode.
1/11 c97 Guest
Hey, I found a YouTuber that makes videos of common phrases in games, shows and movies that I think you could use in your Fanfic
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Hey, I found a YouTuber that makes videos of common phrases in games, shows and movies that I think you could use in your Fanfic
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1/9 c65 PurrfectlyCoolX
An idea occurred to me, Henzu is based on Kevin, Kevin could absorb DNA to create inferior copies of others' powers, we were never told that Henzu could do that, but he could do it with the Omnitrix so that's how he mutated himself to begin with, so maybe he could do that despite having a Quirk instead of being an Osmosian but he didn't discover it before all this. What do I want to get at with this? Well, I think half of the people want Henzu to follow in Kevin's footsteps and redeem himself and the other half want him to remain a villain, but I came up with a third option that is like a middle ground, What if we make him redeem himself but the result of this redemption is not his own legacy? What if you make a situation that leads to henzu absorb DNA from AFO accidentally or intentionally thus obtaining the ability to steal a single Quirk or transfer a single Quirk, he decides to save that for a possible emergency, certain events happen and lead to henzu (mortally injured) and Izuku (without the omnitrix) end up trapped together in a situation from which they cannot get out alive without fighting, but since neither of them can fight and Henzu realizes that he is going to die, he in a last act of friendship he uses AFO's DNA to give his Osmosis Quirk to Izuku so that he can fight his way out of this and thus survive and stop Shigaraki (maybe the The situation that led to this is that Shiragaki in his madness sees Henzu as replaceable, betrays Henzu in the middle of the battle and is the one who leaves him mortally wounded), Thus Henzu's redemption is not to become a hero like Kevin, but to give Izuku (the only one who wanted a Quirk for the right reasons) a Quirk as a last gift.
An idea occurred to me, Henzu is based on Kevin, Kevin could absorb DNA to create inferior copies of others' powers, we were never told that Henzu could do that, but he could do it with the Omnitrix so that's how he mutated himself to begin with, so maybe he could do that despite having a Quirk instead of being an Osmosian but he didn't discover it before all this. What do I want to get at with this? Well, I think half of the people want Henzu to follow in Kevin's footsteps and redeem himself and the other half want him to remain a villain, but I came up with a third option that is like a middle ground, What if we make him redeem himself but the result of this redemption is not his own legacy? What if you make a situation that leads to henzu absorb DNA from AFO accidentally or intentionally thus obtaining the ability to steal a single Quirk or transfer a single Quirk, he decides to save that for a possible emergency, certain events happen and lead to henzu (mortally injured) and Izuku (without the omnitrix) end up trapped together in a situation from which they cannot get out alive without fighting, but since neither of them can fight and Henzu realizes that he is going to die, he in a last act of friendship he uses AFO's DNA to give his Osmosis Quirk to Izuku so that he can fight his way out of this and thus survive and stop Shigaraki (maybe the The situation that led to this is that Shiragaki in his madness sees Henzu as replaceable, betrays Henzu in the middle of the battle and is the one who leaves him mortally wounded), Thus Henzu's redemption is not to become a hero like Kevin, but to give Izuku (the only one who wanted a Quirk for the right reasons) a Quirk as a last gift.
1/8 c97 Anon
post something please, you haven't said anything yet
post something please, you haven't said anything yet
1/3 c50 Metallak
You know there's a guy on Instagram called Robert_le_art, he makes Ben 10 content and has some nice pieces of art, most notably that he took Kevin's first 2 mutant forms and tweaked them a bit and also reconceptualized Ultimate Kevin, I recommend that you look for him.
You know there's a guy on Instagram called Robert_le_art, he makes Ben 10 content and has some nice pieces of art, most notably that he took Kevin's first 2 mutant forms and tweaked them a bit and also reconceptualized Ultimate Kevin, I recommend that you look for him.
1/2 c50 Maritza
I think we can all agree that the Ben 10 fandom had problems with the Forever Ninja (or Red Knight? It seems they didn't decide on the name either) because he was just a robot with no personality that didn't speak, so if the Forever Knights exist in this universe, what do you think of the idea of them getting their hands on Himiko Toga and she joins them, thus becoming the Forever Ninja and getting a red armor with knives, katanas, throwing stars and maybe red Wolverine style claws made of energy?
I think we can all agree that the Ben 10 fandom had problems with the Forever Ninja (or Red Knight? It seems they didn't decide on the name either) because he was just a robot with no personality that didn't speak, so if the Forever Knights exist in this universe, what do you think of the idea of them getting their hands on Himiko Toga and she joins them, thus becoming the Forever Ninja and getting a red armor with knives, katanas, throwing stars and maybe red Wolverine style claws made of energy?
1/1 c96 Wendy
I have an idea that I think is interesting, I don't know if it would be possible since there are already some things in the story that may limit it, but although the idea came to mind late, I still want to share it, this story is supposed to It has 2 protagonists (Izuku and Uraraka), have you thought about doing what Ben 10 did with Grandpa Max or what Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. did with Ghost Rider (I mean what did they do about making them presumed dead or missing and actually making them disappear for a long time), but with Izuku being the one who disappears?
Look, I know that you already did things like you fixed Izuku's relationship with his father and in fact Izuku had support from Thirteen at the beginning of everything. and you know, I think that's perfectly fine, I'm not asking you to do with Izuku what Marvel does with Spider-Man (I mean make him destroy and rebuild his life over and over again), but still, the journey of a hero is not supposed to be a cakewalk, heroes are supposed to go through situations and challenges that test their abilities to hold on to their hope or hold on to what they know is right but that benefits others who do not deserve it, I think we can agree that this Izuku Midoriya has had it worse than his canonical version since: All Might destroyed his dream, but in this version he did not become his mentor (honestly "between" the disappointments that All Might and Endeavor were for Izuku despite being the best that heroic society has to offer, I am surprised that during or after the cultural festival there was not a subplot or at least small clues that indicated of Izuku began to question himself if he really still wanted to be a hero). He lost his best friend 2 times first with Bakugo then with Henzu. His father abandoned him for many years and well that hurt and the pain doesn't just go away. His mother in a certain way and to a certain extent (having said that, not much) chose Hisashi over Izuku because despite being the person most aware of what Izuku's childhood was like and how not having anyone in his life affected him. that loved him, she thought that putting them together for dinner would be enough for Izuku to accept Hisashi into his life again (something that unfortunately could be interpreted as her being willing to forget Izuku's pain because she wanted Hisashi back in her own life, which is understandable since as far as the Midoriya family is concerned we don't know about anyone except the three of them, which means Hisashi is the only other person she had in her life, that's why I repeat, understandable but still not a good thing).
So the suggestion I want to give is that, between the fact that this version of Izuku has had it worse than his original version and that this version has an omnitrix (a device that was partly created to give people the ability to discover what is be another species) I still think an interesting idea (but it would be one that would not last 1 chapter or anything like that, but in fact would last one arc or maybe two complete arcs) would be to do something similar to the cases I mentioned before and do that Izuku disappears but does not die and takes him away from Earth, thus making Izuku and Uraraka live separate stories for a time, in Uraraka's case with the idea that this would help her better understand the mantle of responsibility that she has by basically forcing her to follow in the footsteps of the original Izuku as she is the only one who can confront AFO effectively, and in the case of Izuku the idea of the story It would be Izuku feeling more comfortable with aliens than with his own species since thanks to the Omnitrix he can fit in and be equal to others, something he cannot do on Earth due to the Quirks, thus developing a lack of care towards the planet he was born on because he never fit in, instead finding his footing out in space and finding it way more fun out there (thanks to the Omnitrix and the fact that other planets are probably not as strict with heroic actions and keeping people in check, since unlike Earth not everyone is their own thing), that and also the why would he ever want to go back to the place that ruined him and that did not allow him to be happy? though that might just be him misplacing his anger and his frustration at feeling like his pain is the only pain that never mattered.
Of course, obviously this would not last forever, eventually destiny would make him and her cross paths again and he would end up involved in the problems of planet Earth again, but with him not being all that helpful at first due to the fact that he's not sure if he legitimately wants to get involved in these matters and this planet again, And with her and the rest of his friends trying to make him realize that even though his life on earth wasn't perfect, that doesn't mean he shouldn't 't do something and that humanity isn't worth it.
I think my idea can be summed up as: have you thought about having him and her go on separate adventures for a long time so that in her case it works as a lesson of exactly what she got herself into when she accepted the power and in the case of him serving as a type of journey of discovery in which he actually learns true happiness but at the cost of finally learning to actually resent the world that did not allow him to have a happy childhood, thus forcing her to ask herself the question of whether she can or not and forcing him to ask himself the question of whether he wants to or not?
I have an idea that I think is interesting, I don't know if it would be possible since there are already some things in the story that may limit it, but although the idea came to mind late, I still want to share it, this story is supposed to It has 2 protagonists (Izuku and Uraraka), have you thought about doing what Ben 10 did with Grandpa Max or what Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. did with Ghost Rider (I mean what did they do about making them presumed dead or missing and actually making them disappear for a long time), but with Izuku being the one who disappears?
Look, I know that you already did things like you fixed Izuku's relationship with his father and in fact Izuku had support from Thirteen at the beginning of everything. and you know, I think that's perfectly fine, I'm not asking you to do with Izuku what Marvel does with Spider-Man (I mean make him destroy and rebuild his life over and over again), but still, the journey of a hero is not supposed to be a cakewalk, heroes are supposed to go through situations and challenges that test their abilities to hold on to their hope or hold on to what they know is right but that benefits others who do not deserve it, I think we can agree that this Izuku Midoriya has had it worse than his canonical version since: All Might destroyed his dream, but in this version he did not become his mentor (honestly "between" the disappointments that All Might and Endeavor were for Izuku despite being the best that heroic society has to offer, I am surprised that during or after the cultural festival there was not a subplot or at least small clues that indicated of Izuku began to question himself if he really still wanted to be a hero). He lost his best friend 2 times first with Bakugo then with Henzu. His father abandoned him for many years and well that hurt and the pain doesn't just go away. His mother in a certain way and to a certain extent (having said that, not much) chose Hisashi over Izuku because despite being the person most aware of what Izuku's childhood was like and how not having anyone in his life affected him. that loved him, she thought that putting them together for dinner would be enough for Izuku to accept Hisashi into his life again (something that unfortunately could be interpreted as her being willing to forget Izuku's pain because she wanted Hisashi back in her own life, which is understandable since as far as the Midoriya family is concerned we don't know about anyone except the three of them, which means Hisashi is the only other person she had in her life, that's why I repeat, understandable but still not a good thing).
So the suggestion I want to give is that, between the fact that this version of Izuku has had it worse than his original version and that this version has an omnitrix (a device that was partly created to give people the ability to discover what is be another species) I still think an interesting idea (but it would be one that would not last 1 chapter or anything like that, but in fact would last one arc or maybe two complete arcs) would be to do something similar to the cases I mentioned before and do that Izuku disappears but does not die and takes him away from Earth, thus making Izuku and Uraraka live separate stories for a time, in Uraraka's case with the idea that this would help her better understand the mantle of responsibility that she has by basically forcing her to follow in the footsteps of the original Izuku as she is the only one who can confront AFO effectively, and in the case of Izuku the idea of the story It would be Izuku feeling more comfortable with aliens than with his own species since thanks to the Omnitrix he can fit in and be equal to others, something he cannot do on Earth due to the Quirks, thus developing a lack of care towards the planet he was born on because he never fit in, instead finding his footing out in space and finding it way more fun out there (thanks to the Omnitrix and the fact that other planets are probably not as strict with heroic actions and keeping people in check, since unlike Earth not everyone is their own thing), that and also the why would he ever want to go back to the place that ruined him and that did not allow him to be happy? though that might just be him misplacing his anger and his frustration at feeling like his pain is the only pain that never mattered.
Of course, obviously this would not last forever, eventually destiny would make him and her cross paths again and he would end up involved in the problems of planet Earth again, but with him not being all that helpful at first due to the fact that he's not sure if he legitimately wants to get involved in these matters and this planet again, And with her and the rest of his friends trying to make him realize that even though his life on earth wasn't perfect, that doesn't mean he shouldn't 't do something and that humanity isn't worth it.
I think my idea can be summed up as: have you thought about having him and her go on separate adventures for a long time so that in her case it works as a lesson of exactly what she got herself into when she accepted the power and in the case of him serving as a type of journey of discovery in which he actually learns true happiness but at the cost of finally learning to actually resent the world that did not allow him to have a happy childhood, thus forcing her to ask herself the question of whether she can or not and forcing him to ask himself the question of whether he wants to or not?
12/31/2024 c97 Ingram
Don't worry, I'm not rushing you.
Don't worry, I'm not rushing you.
12/31/2024 c95 Omar
My biggest problem with the ending wasn't the loss of power or anything like that. My biggest problem is that the original work is supposedly called My HERO Academia, it is supposed to be a superhero work/story, I understand that Batman is the only one who has a self-imposed moral code, I think that not even Superman has one of those (it is difficult to say since some writers do give it to him and others force him to say explicitly that he does not have it, but that is another story), but even so, the heroes have to try to set good examples, they are models , they must be better. So what am I trying to get at? Please tell me that your story will take a more heroic path and in fact more villains will live long enough to be prosecuted by the authorities by the book. I am not asking that all of them be redeemed and rehabilitated (although I decided to investigate and it turns out that stories of rehabilitated criminals who after leaving prison finished their studies and got good jobs are not as rare as I thought), but I do think that The fact that so many villains died was not good for the story, because it more or less proved that the villains were right and that heroism in the world of My Hero Academia is worth little or nothing, so I repeat, I am not asking you to turn the world of My Hero Academia into a utopia because a utopia is realistically impossible, but please tell me that you will do more honor to the idea and the title of the universe in question.
My biggest problem with the ending wasn't the loss of power or anything like that. My biggest problem is that the original work is supposedly called My HERO Academia, it is supposed to be a superhero work/story, I understand that Batman is the only one who has a self-imposed moral code, I think that not even Superman has one of those (it is difficult to say since some writers do give it to him and others force him to say explicitly that he does not have it, but that is another story), but even so, the heroes have to try to set good examples, they are models , they must be better. So what am I trying to get at? Please tell me that your story will take a more heroic path and in fact more villains will live long enough to be prosecuted by the authorities by the book. I am not asking that all of them be redeemed and rehabilitated (although I decided to investigate and it turns out that stories of rehabilitated criminals who after leaving prison finished their studies and got good jobs are not as rare as I thought), but I do think that The fact that so many villains died was not good for the story, because it more or less proved that the villains were right and that heroism in the world of My Hero Academia is worth little or nothing, so I repeat, I am not asking you to turn the world of My Hero Academia into a utopia because a utopia is realistically impossible, but please tell me that you will do more honor to the idea and the title of the universe in question.
12/31/2024 c97 Grimm
happy new year!
happy new year!