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* MythologyGag: [[spoiler:Defiant defeating Overhaul by using a powerful punch to slam his head into the ground, followed by Defiant raising his fist in victory on live television is reminiscent of All Might defeating All for One at Kamino]].
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** [[spoiler:Romero Fujimi was a hero student in canon. Here, he joins the Shie Hassaikai Yakuza after the Gunga Mountain Raid]].
** Moonfish is called Impaler in this story.
* DelayedReaction: [[spoiler:While the Bakugous are watching the news of Defiant's and Overhaul's battle, Eri tells them that Defiant is Izuku. Mitsuki spends half-a-sentence trying to tell Eri she shouldn't watch the gruesome news before what Eri said sinks in]].
** In Chapter 89, [[spoiler:Eri reveals to Mitsuki and Masaru that Defiant is Izuku]].
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** [[spoiler:Before the final battle, Himiko manages to replace one of Overhaul's praetorians and infiltrate Overhaul's forces]].
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** [[spoiler:Before the final battle, Himiko manages to replace one of Overhaul's praetorians and infiltrate Overhaul's forces]].
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** [[spoiler: Yokumiru Mera is assassinated by Tenko before the Gunga Mountain raid.]]
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** [[spoiler: After [[spoiler:After a long fight, Inko Midoriya is killed during the aftermath of the Gunga Mountain raid thanks to Katsuki Bakugou, who demanded both her and Izuku's death so he could be recruited into the Shie Hassaikai. Izuku ends up returning the favor to Katsuki, ripping the villain to shreds with his quirk. Chronostasis also dies due to Torino catching him fleeing from the fight between Inko and Katsuki and blowing his head off with a shotgun]].shotgun]].
** [[spoiler:Dabi is killed in battle by Shouto at Hosu during the final confrontation with Overhaul]].
** [[spoiler:Dabi is killed in battle by Shouto at Hosu during the final confrontation with Overhaul]].
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* TheConsigliere: Hari Kurono is one of Overhaul's most important subordinates in spite of his lack of Meta Ability, being able to see when his boss is making a mistake and advising him against it, and while Overhaul is an excellent ''strategist'', he is merely ''good'' at tactics and Kurono is the one who helped with that. [[spoiler:His death results in Overhaul's organisation being less effective]].
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** In Chapter 87, [[spoiler:Dabi reveals to all of Japan that he is Touya Todoroki, while Amplitude reveals he is Shouto Todoroki]].
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* SmallRoleBigImpact: Bakugou Katsuki does not actually appear in the majority of the story, only a few chapters at most, but his bullying is what made Izuku the wreck he is in the beginning, and Izuku recovering from that, helping so many others in the process, helped make him and his Metahuman Network the great institution it is by the end of the story.
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* AndYourLittleDogToo: Overhaul threatens to go after all of Defiant's loved ones, and even people who only smiled at him, if he continues to oppose him.
* EvilIsPetty: Overhaul steals a chair from a news station because he could and he felt like being petty in that moment.
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** [[spoiler:The worlds' governments officially announce the existence of Meta Abilities to their citizens in Chapters 83 and84, with 84]].
** [[spoiler:Overhaul forces theJapanese government also reveal of Supervillains and Superheroes in Chapter 86 by launching multiple terrorist attacks and taking over a news broadcast station and revealing everything on live television]].
* VillainRespect: Overhaul hates Defiant, but sincerely respects him as an adversary because like Overhaul, Defiant had a vision of thefledgling Hero System created by the Metahuman Network]].future he worked hard towards. It just so happens to be that their visions are diametrically opposed.
** [[spoiler:The worlds' governments officially announce the existence of Meta Abilities to their citizens in Chapters 83 and
** [[spoiler:Overhaul forces the
* VillainRespect: Overhaul hates Defiant, but sincerely respects him as an adversary because like Overhaul, Defiant had a vision of the
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* SlaveToPR: One thing the Metahuman Network and their allies takes into strong consideration is how the public will react to the revelation that there are people with superpowers, which directly impacts the wellbeing of the superhumans. Making sure there is as positive an image as possible affects several decisions they take.
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** [[spoiler:When Prime Minister Nana Shimura reveals the existence of Metahumans, she pretends her government knew about it and was working on the issue all along since the last thing anyone needs is the government collapsing due to lack of faith in it]].
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** [[spoiler:When Prime Minister Nana Shimura reveals the existence of Metahumans, she pretends her government knew about it and was working on the issue all along since the last thing anyone needs is the government collapsing due to lack of faith in it]].
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* WithGreatPowerComesGreatInsanity: Endemic among First-Generation Quirk Users is that if they have a powerful Quirk, they also tend to be complete nutcases. Dabi and Firestorm are both first-generation, and they're gleeful arsonists. Carnage is another first generation, and he's a vicious murderer who kills because he can. Even Overhaul, who is relatively stable, is a complete sociopath with no qualms about committing atrocities.
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* AWorldHalfFull: After World War Three, the entire world is more or less a giant ball of crap with the worst-off nations suffering civil wars and even better-off nations having rampant crime. This does not stop the protagonists from doing their best to change things around, with key successes such as working out the kinks in the fledgling hero system before the Japanese Government officially adopts the system.
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* ParentsAsPeople: Stain is not the best father as his daughter Rini would gladly attest to, but at least he can admit he fucked up there and hopes he, his wife Rumi, and Rini could all go to a family therapist together and fix things.
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** [[spoiler:Played with with Hagakure Tooru. She was a hero student in canon. Here, she's a WellIntentionedExtremist who is part of a terrorist organisation that has done very bad things to stop another organisation, including stating ''World War Three'' in a genuine belief it was necessary]].
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* DramaticIrony: Yagi thinks Aizawa is happy to keep getting promotions, but Aizawa hates that more responsibility is heaped on him.
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* NiceJobFixingItVillain: In a twisted way, Overhaul made the Metahuman Network an overall better organisation in his conflicts with them. By opposing him, the Metahuman Network and their allies are able to gain valuable experience, as well as test what works and doesn't before it gets applied more broadly.
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* BreatherEpisode: After the absolute shock of the Gunga Mountain Raid and its immediate aftermaths, there were several chapters where some much needed emotional and relationship talks happened that helped the characters and readers alike process the events and recover.
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* FantasticLegalWeirdness: Politicians and legal experts in the know realise that with the Dawn of Quirks, several legal questions needs to be asked and answered. What authority should the incoming superheroes be allowed to have? To minimise the risk of villains continuing to be villains, what level of leniency can and should be granted for those wanting to change? What checks can be put in place to prevent the rehab program from being a "Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free" card? Should Meta Abilities be registered, and if yes, how should that be organised? And so on and so forth.
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* SuperRegistrationAct: Aizawa supports the creation of a registry of all Metahumans with their Meta Abilities listed on it, and to make it palatable to the Metahumans, the registry should, at least in the beginning, be maintained by the Metahuman Network.
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** [[spoiler:Ryuko Tatsuma was a hero in canon. Here, her dragon instincts makes her haughty and greedy and leads to her joining Kuroiro's League of Villains, Villains after the Gunga Mountain Raid, albeit under some degree of duress since she wanted to be the leader]].leader. Also joining the League of Villains after the raid is Yo Shindo, Saiko Intelli, Seiji Shishikura, and Camie Utsushimi]].
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** In Chapter 78, [[spoiler:Yagi reveals everything Aizawa told him about meta-abilities and the fledgling superhero system he helped built to Nana, also telling her her grandson Tenko is a supervillain called Decay]].
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** Because of Dabi's sheer power and disposition, Aizawa gives the order that if he is engaged where there are civilians, that the police and Metahuman Network are to fight to kill. Izuku reluctantly agrees as apprehending him is not as important as civilian lives. This principal extends to other dangerous Villains and even non-superpowered criminals. If they're that dangerous, superpowers or not, fight to kill. Things in Japan are bad enough anyway that the public won't care as long as they aren't blatant about it.
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** Because of Dabi's sheer power and disposition, Aizawa gives the order that if he is engaged where there are civilians, that the police and Metahuman Network are to fight to kill. Izuku reluctantly agrees as apprehending him is not as important as civilian lives. This principal principle extends to other dangerous Villains and even non-superpowered criminals. If they're that dangerous, superpowers or not, fight to kill. Things in Japan are bad enough anyway that the public won't care as long as they aren't blatant about it.
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* SimpleSolutionWontWork: [[spoiler:Sakaki asks Chiyo about recreating Yoichi's research into the Quirk-related genes, since reverse-engineering it should theoretically be possible, but Chiyo says that it simply isn't possible without accurate DNA-records from ''before'' Yoichi unleashed his creation that permanently deactivated the Minus-Ultra genes, and the accuracy of those records are in doubt since all the world's governments made them state-secrets out of fear their enemies would create bio-weapons targeting specific ethnic groups, and the Council of Twelve would in all likelihood tamper with them]].
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* AdaptationalIntelligence: [[spoiler:In canon, there was no indication Yoichi had anything besides average smarts. Here, he's such a genius that he cracked what causes Quirks, and was able to make something that forced Quirks to manifest in the global population]].
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* HappilyAdopted: [[spoiler:Izuku offers Asa adoption as his brother. Asa happily accepts, having already looked up to him as a big-brother figure anyway]].
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: [[spoiler:Yoichi Shigaraki, the One For All first Holder, was this to the same - if not greater - degree than his brother, allowing the latter to take over the world through mind control of its leaders, before deciding that it leads to nowhere. His reaction to that and his brother refusal to see reason? Causing the Dawn of Quirks (despite the risk of it resulting in the Quirk Singularity destroying the world centuries in the future), and causing World War III - with a death toll measurable in millions - to break All for One's tight control over the world.]]
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** As far as Paladin is concerned, his mother Purity is just a stranger who happens to be a monster that needs to face punishment for her crimes. No more, no less.
** [[spoiler:Kurogiri's daughter is this to him for not being ambitious and actively works with her boyfriend to nearly kill him if not for Overhaul.
** As far as Paladin is concerned, his mother Purity is just a stranger who happens to be a monster that needs to face punishment for her crimes. No more, no less.
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* SharedFamilyQuirks: [[spoiler:The cousins Izuku and Asa are both nervous wrecks who managed to attract several girls willing to share them. After Izuku learns they're cousins, he could see the strong similarities]].
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* ChekhovsGun: [[spoiler:Ochako's backstory and Mei's pregnancy turns out to be the key things that helps Izuku recover from the Gunga Mountain Raid clusterfuck and the shock of Bakugou reappearing in his life and murdering his mother]].
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* CasualKink: Himiko is a sub and loves being hypnotised by Shinsou, but no one makes a big deal out of it.
** In Chapter 73, [[spoiler:Izuku finds out Mei is pregnant with his child]].
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** In Chapter 74, [[spoiler:Rabbit, Rini, Immortal and Deadshot all enter into a relationship with each other]].
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** In Chapter 74, [[spoiler:Rabbit, Rini, Immortal and Deadshot all enter into a relationship with each other]].
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** The Gunga Mountain Raid ends with [[spoiler: Spinner, Backdraft, Tensei Iida, Edgeshot, Manual, and Inasa Yoarashi all dying during the battle, with Chronostasis dying during the aftermath due to Torino catching him fleeing from the fight between Inko and Katsuki and blowing his head off with a shotgun. Kyudai Garaki is also revealed to have been killed a year before the battle thanks to Nedzu.]]
** [[spoiler: After a long fight, Inko Midoriya is killed during the aftermath of the Gunga Mountain raid thanks to Katsuki Bakugou, who demanded both her and Izuku's death so he could be recruited into the Shie Hassaikai. Izuku ends up returning the favor to Katsuki, ripping the villain to shreds with his quirk.]]
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** [[spoiler: After a long fight, Inko Midoriya is killed during the aftermath of the Gunga Mountain raid thanks to Katsuki Bakugou, who demanded both her and Izuku's death so he could be recruited into the Shie Hassaikai. Izuku ends up returning the favor to Katsuki, ripping the villain to shreds with his quirk.]] Chronostasis also dies due to Torino catching him fleeing from the fight between Inko and Katsuki and blowing his head off with a shotgun]].
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** ''Barely'' subverted [[spoiler:in Ochako's backstory. Her parents were forced to work for Chinese occupiers. JGSDF guerrillas didn't care about the duress part and killed them and took her so that their leader could rape her. She escaped by killed them after her Quirk manifested and found herself in the abandoned home Izuku found her at. She was close to committing suicide before Izuku's arrival in her life gave her hope that things would turn around]].
** [[spoiler:Izuku had an adoptive sister named Ayako that was bullied by Bakugou and the rest of the school so badly she committed
** ''Barely'' subverted [[spoiler:in Ochako's backstory. Her parents were forced to work for Chinese occupiers. JGSDF guerrillas didn't care about the duress part and killed them and took her so that their leader could rape her. She escaped by killed them after her Quirk manifested and found herself in the abandoned home Izuku found her at. She was close to committing suicide before Izuku's arrival in her life gave her hope that things would turn around]].
* NeverMyFault: Bakugou refuses to accept any responsibility for his role in bullying Izuku and driving his sister to suicide.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: [[spoiler:After learning Bakugou killed his mother, Izuku first destroys his hands, and then slams him into the walls, ceiling, and floor until his corpse is in pieces]].
* SingleTargetSexuality: By Mei's own words in Chapter 73, she was not interested in ''anyone'' until she met Izuku.
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* ContrivedCoincidence: Izuku successfully recruiting someone who just happens to have construction skills right when his group needed those skills is considered by him and Mei to be so absurdly lucky they seriously consider divine intervention.
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** [[spoiler:Overhaul is stunned that the guy that the prospective recruit Bakugou Katsuki wanted to kill, Midoriya Izuku, turns out to be ''Defiant''. In his own thoughts, there were thousands of young adults in Takoba. The odds of the one Katsuki wanting to kill ''just happening to be'' Overhaul's archnemesis was ''low'']].
** Izuku successfully recruiting Ochako, someone who just happens to have construction skills right when his group needed those skills is considered by him and Mei to be so absurdly lucky they seriously consider divine
** [[spoiler:Overhaul is stunned that the guy that the prospective recruit Bakugou Katsuki wanted to kill, Midoriya Izuku, turns out to be ''Defiant''. In his own thoughts, there were thousands of young adults in Takoba. The odds of the one Katsuki wanting to kill ''just happening to be'' Overhaul's archnemesis was ''low'']].
* HeroicBSOD: [[spoiler:Katsuki murdering Inko leaves Izuku dead to the world after he killed Katsuki in kind]].
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** [[spoiler:Izuku keeping a panic button even when not doing Hero work, turns out to be the correct choice of action when Katsuki tries to murder him after having already killed Inko]].
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** [[spoiler:Izuku keeping a panic button even when not doing Hero work, turns out to be the correct choice of action when Katsuki tries to murder him after having already killed Inko]].
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* DidNotSeeThatComing: [[spoiler:The reason that the Gunga Mountain Raid was a complete clusterfuck is because of the presence of ''three'' SSS-Rank Villains, a category the Metahuman Network and their allies did not ''ever'' think was possible]].
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: [[spoiler:Nedzu may be an SSS-ranked Villain, but his intelligence allows him to see all the flaws with Hisashi's supposed utopia that he wants to implement, and wants to prevent that from happening]].
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* Foreshadowing: A lot of things added up to the reveal that [[spoiler:Izuku is Yoichi's son and that Izuku has One for All. Izuku has a genetic disorder that makes him weaker, which is exactly what Yoichi has. His Ignition is visually similar to when One for All activates. Inko also describes Izuku as being as heroic as his father, which fits how in canon, All Might describes Yoichi as a heroic figure]].
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* MetaOrigin: [[spoiler:Nedzu reveals in Chapter 69 that Yoichi discovered that humanity has always had the genetic adaptations for superpower manifestation, but evolutionary-pressures resulted in genetic selection for the suppression of these genetics. The cause of the manifestations in the ''present'' is due to him releasing a DNA-altering retrovirus deactivating the Minus-Ultra genes preventing the manifestations. Nedzu explains that this is ''permanent'', and that there are ''no'' genetically Quirkless people left]].
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* OffscreenVillainDarkMatter: {{Deconstructed}} by Sakaki when discussing the possibility of a large conspiracy hiding the existence of metahumans. Among other issues, a conspiracy that large simply isn't sustainable. Eventually, ''someone'' is going to notice the suspicious money and logistical flows. You'd have to bribe them to not reveal anything, but that results in ''more'' things to cover up. Repeat the process and it just gets too big.
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* OffscreenVillainDarkMatter: {{Deconstructed}} by Sakaki when discussing the possibility of a large conspiracy hiding the existence of metahumans. Among other issues, a conspiracy that large simply isn't sustainable. Eventually, ''someone'' is going to notice the suspicious money and logistical flows. You'd have to bribe them to not reveal anything, but that results in ''more'' things to cover up. Repeat the process and it just gets too big. [[spoiler:Sakaki didn't take into account judicious use of mind-control, which is how the Council of Twelve managed to cover up metahuman existence for so long]].
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** Chapter 69 references Riddler and Joker from ''Film/TheBatman2022'' and Syndrome from ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''.
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** [[spoiler:Nedzu is an SSS-Rank Villain working for the Meta Liberation Army as the head of the Meta-Abilities Research Division]].
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* SuperSoldiers: Overhaul has been trying to create them by studying body parts imported from China.
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* SuperSoldiers: Overhaul has been trying to create them by studying body parts imported from China. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, he succeeded and improved several of his subordinates that way]].
-->'''[[spoiler:Yagi]]:''' [[spoiler:You're telling me that the head of the local crime organization in MY prefecture was and IS producing literal, goddamn ''supersoldiers''?]]
-->'''[[spoiler:Yagi]]:''' [[spoiler:You're telling me that the head of the local crime organization in MY prefecture was and IS producing literal, goddamn ''supersoldiers''?]]
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* AnachronisticOrder: The Gunga Mountain raid is not shown in chronological order. The beginning is shown, then skips to the aftermath, and the middle is explained by Aizawa to Yagi in the debriefing of the raid.
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* AnachronisticOrder: AnachronicOrder: The Gunga Mountain raid is not shown in chronological order. The beginning is shown, then skips to the aftermath, and the middle is explained by Aizawa to Yagi in the debriefing of the raid.
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* SuperMobBoss: Overhaul is one in canon, but here, it has to be reiterated since he is a prominent long-term antagonist as the leader of the Shie Hassaikai Yazuka and is the primary threat Izuku has been working against.
* SuperSoldiers: Overhaul has been trying to create them by studying body parts imported from China.
* SuperSoldiers: Overhaul has been trying to create them by studying body parts imported from China.
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* FakeDefector: Played with. [[spoiler:The informant who defected from the Shie Hassaikai turns out to be a plant by Overhaul, but was hypnotised into believing they were a genuine defector to fool potential Quirks that could test the sincerity of their defection]].
* FalseFlagOperation: One of Destro's recruitment methods is to have some of his people pose as a government anti-metahuman black ops unit that kidnaps metahumans, and then have different people subsequently free them and offer recruitment into his forces, and after their treatment at the "government's" hands, they'd gladly join.
* FalseFlagOperation: One of Destro's recruitment methods is to have some of his people pose as a government anti-metahuman black ops unit that kidnaps metahumans, and then have different people subsequently free them and offer recruitment into his forces, and after their treatment at the "government's" hands, they'd gladly join.
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* GladHesOnOurSide: [[spoiler:After being enlightened on just ''some'' of the Meta Abilities out there, Governor Yagi is of the firm opinion the government ''needs'' Metahumans on their side]].
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* ProperlyParanoid: [[spoiler:When Overhaul sends his plant to the police to tell them about the Gunga Mountain facility, he makes sure to hypnotise his plant into believing they are a genuine defector to fool potential Quirk Wielders that could check the sincerity of their defection]].
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* DidNotSeeThatComing: [[spoiler:The reason that the Gunga Mountain Raid was a complete clusterfuck is because of the presence of ''three'' SSS-Rank Villains, a category the Metahuman Network and their allies did not ''ever'' think was possible]].
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* InternalReveal: Before the inevitable Reveal Day happens, those not in the know about metahumans are slowly brought in the know on a case-by-case basis.
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** Before the inevitable Reveal Day happens, those not in the know about metahumans are slowly brought in the know on a case-by-casebasis.basis.
** In Chapter 65, [[spoiler:Aizawa reveals to Yagi that meta-abilities were not the minor issue he thought they were. He also enlightens him on Tartarus and the Metahuman Network full of heroes that are cooperative with the law that they have in place]].
** Before the inevitable Reveal Day happens, those not in the know about metahumans are slowly brought in the know on a case-by-case
** In Chapter 65, [[spoiler:Aizawa reveals to Yagi that meta-abilities were not the minor issue he thought they were. He also enlightens him on Tartarus and the Metahuman Network full of heroes that are cooperative with the law that they have in place]].
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* SlaveToPR: One thing the Metahuman Network and their allies takes into strong consideration is how the public will react to the revelation that there are people with superpowers, which directly impacts the wellbeing of the superhumans. Making sure there is as positive an image as possible affects several decisions they take.
