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** Lucifer is something of a complicated example. On one hand, he conceived him only as a tool to enact his plans with and never even showed up to raise Izuku, making him something of a neglectful father to the kid. On the other hand, Lucifer does show that he's capable of caring for Izuku in his own unorthodox ways, what with him making sure Inko would be financially capable of supporting herself and Izuku and encouraging him to create his own destiny, outright telling him to be a hero even if society tries to knock him down.
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** Lucifer is something of a complicated example. On one hand, he conceived him only as a tool to enact his plans with and never even showed up to raise Izuku, making him something of a neglectful father to the kid. On the other hand, Lucifer does show that he's capable of caring for Izuku in his own unorthodox ways, what with him making sure Inko would be financially capable of supporting herself and Izuku and encouraging him to create his own destiny, outright telling him to be a hero even through any means possible if society tries decides to knock him down.reject him.
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** Lucifer is something of a complicated example, still caring for Izuku in his own unorthodox ways despite conceiving him only as a tool to enact his plans with and never even showing up to raise Izuku.
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** Lucifer is something of a complicated example, still caring for Izuku in his own unorthodox ways despite conceiving example. On one hand, he conceived him only as a tool to enact his plans with and never even showing showed up to raise Izuku.Izuku, making him something of a neglectful father to the kid. On the other hand, Lucifer does show that he's capable of caring for Izuku in his own unorthodox ways, what with him making sure Inko would be financially capable of supporting herself and Izuku and encouraging him to create his own destiny, outright telling him to be a hero even if society tries to knock him down.
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** Practically ''no one'' in Shiketsu likes Bakugo due to his bullying of Izuku. Most tellingly, Seiji Shishikura, himself a {{Jerkass}} in his own right due to his overly strict view on superheroics, finds Bakugo a disgrace to the concept of heroism since Seiji knows that Izuku is more than capable of being a hero thanks to his charisma and empathy.
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** Practically ''no one'' in Shiketsu likes Bakugo due to his bullying of Izuku. history as a bully and his egotistical behavior. Most tellingly, Seiji Shishikura, himself a {{Jerkass}} in his own right due to with his overly strict view on superheroics, being a hero, finds Bakugo a disgrace to the concept of heroism since Seiji knows that Izuku is more than capable of being he's practically a hero thanks to Villain in denial over his charisma and empathy.cruel actions.
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''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13582891/1/Hazbin-Hero Hazbin Hero]]'' is a crossover between ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' and ''WebAnimation/{{Hellaverse}}'' by [[https://www.fanfiction.net/u/2673393/Mrotrax Mrotrax]] on Website/FanfictionDotNet.
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''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13582891/1/Hazbin-Hero Hazbin Hero]]'' is a crossover between ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' and ''WebAnimation/{{Hellaverse}}'' ''Franchise/{{Hellaverse}}'' by [[https://www.fanfiction.net/u/2673393/Mrotrax Mrotrax]] on Website/FanfictionDotNet.
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** Practically ''no one'' in Shiketsu likes Bakugo due to his bullying of Izuku. Most tellingly, Seiji Shishikura, himself a {{Jerkass}} in his own right due to his overly strict view on superheroics, finds Bakugo a disgrace to the concept since Seiji knows that Izuku is more than capable of being a hero thanks to his charisma and empathy.
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** Practically ''no one'' in Shiketsu likes Bakugo due to his bullying of Izuku. Most tellingly, Seiji Shishikura, himself a {{Jerkass}} in his own right due to his overly strict view on superheroics, finds Bakugo a disgrace to the concept of heroism since Seiji knows that Izuku is more than capable of being a hero thanks to his charisma and empathy.
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** Practically ''no one'' in Shiketsu likes Bakugo for bullying Izuku, to the point that Seiji, himself a {{Jerkass}} in his own right due to his overly strict view on heroics, finds him a disgrace.
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** Practically ''no one'' in Shiketsu likes Bakugo for due to his bullying Izuku, to the point that Seiji, of Izuku. Most tellingly, Seiji Shishikura, himself a {{Jerkass}} in his own right due to his overly strict view on heroics, superheroics, finds him Bakugo a disgrace.disgrace to the concept since Seiji knows that Izuku is more than capable of being a hero thanks to his charisma and empathy.
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* LegacyCharacter: Bee is the daughter of the original Beelzebub here.
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** Alastor is ashamed of himself for ditching Izuku's tacky hero costume when he learns Inko made it for her son.
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** Alastor is ashamed of himself for ditching Izuku's tacky hero costume when he learns Inko made it for her son. He's also hates the V's for hyperfocusing on the "servitude" part of their Overlord duties at the expense of all else.
