History Fanfic / MyBattleAcamaidia

Tomura Shigaraki had a problem. Well, he had a lot of problems such as dry skin, accidentally turning doorknobs to dust in the middle of the night, and the way this current society worshipped All Might. The one he wanted to focus on now was that his League of Villains was lacking something. After an anime convention, he comes to what the League was lacking.

Maids!

Tomura sighed as he passed some skeleton-like blond man and sat down on a nearby bench. He had about a year till the League would make its debut and he really wanted to have some maids ready for battle by then. He needed some ideas on how to get this started though...
Then the solution literally fell right into his lap.

* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/39632775/chapters/99214608 My Battle Acamaidia]]''
* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/42120654 My Battle Acamaidia: Aftermath and Regrets]]''
* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/42602304/chapters/107012052 My Battle Acamaidia: Delta]]''
* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/45719785/chapters/115054063 My Battle Acamaidia: Welcome to the Villainous League]]''
* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/50884240 Guy's Night]]''
* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/48629842 My Battle Acamaidia: Surprise!]]''
* ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/51408004/chapters/129909262 My Battle Acamaidia: Zeta]]''

Tomura sighed as he passed some skeleton-like blonde man and sat down on a nearby bench. He had about a year till the League would make its debut and he really wanted to have some maids ready for battle by then. He needed some ideas on how to get this started though...

My Battle Acamaidia is a multipart series on Archive of Our Own, created by [[https://archiveofourown.org/users/Drink_Some_Water/pseuds/Drink_Some_Water Drink_Some_Water]]. In it, the series details Izumi Midoriya's descent into villainy as a battle maid, how the League of Villains would become family, and how society would be changed through the Pleades.

!! Works in the My Battle Acamaidia Series include:

* [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/39632775/chapters/99214608 My Battle Acamaidia]]
* [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/42120654 My Battle Acamaidia: Aftermath and Regrets]]
* [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/42602304/chapters/107012052 My Battle Acamaidia: Delta]]
* [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/45719785/chapters/115054063 My Battle Acamaidia: Welcome to the Villainous League]]
* [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/50884240 Guy's Night]]
* [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/48629842 My Battle Acamaidia: Surprise!]]
* [[https://archiveofourown.org/works/51408004/chapters/129909262 My Battle Acamaidia: Zeta]]

!! Tropes related to the My Battle Acamaidia Series:

* AdaptationalBadass: The League of Villains is this, due to having more members than canon, with the prominent ones being [[FaceHeelTurn Izumi, Ochako, Mei, Yui]] and Tesla alongside the canonical group.
* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In canon, Izuku and the League are on different sides of the law. Here, after Izumi's failed suicide attempt, she is taken in by Shigaraki and All for One, the latter of whom turns out to be her long-absent father. Their training [[FromNobodyToNightmare eventually makes Izumi one of the most feared villains in Japanese history]].

* AdaptationalSuperpowerChange: In-canon, Izuku was a Quirkless kid before receiving One for All from All Might. Here, after being taken in by Shigaraki, Izumi is given all the Quirks the Anti-All Might Nomu would've had in canon, but paced slowly to prevent her mind from deteriorating rapidly.

** In canon, Tesla was a low-level thug that was prominent in the USJ. Here, he becomes a recurring character.

* AssholeVictim: Several corrupt Heroes perish or are thoroughly beaten, and given they abuse or mistreat their positions of power, they deserve every aspect of it. Captain Celebrity, Wheelout, Purpleman, Death Arms and [[OriginalCharacter Great Ape]] are some of the more prominent examples.

** Mustard, sensing people coming at him from within his gas, starts to prepare a gun and shoots at the student coming at him, and gunshots are noted to be him potentially having brought a gun against orders. [[spoiler:It's revealed that what he shot was a capture net in from a gun built by Mei, while the gunshots they heard were Mei neturalizing Moonfish for trying to attack students.]]

** The Pleiades helped Habuko get away from a perverted classmate who was sexually harassing her and continued to treat her kindly despite her extreme mutations, unlike most of her classmates. Even after realizing they are almost certainly villains, she keeps such a fact a secret [[spoiler:and even decides to become a part time vigilante battle maid while continuing to be in the Hero Course, with plans to become a full time maid as a backup should the Hero Course not work out.]]
** Fuwa Mawata, a student in Class 2-A at UA, who has only appeared once in canon, ends up appearing during Hosu when she's attacked by a Nomu. Her actions ultimately help Shoto find a way to use his fire, albeit not in the same way as canon, and she continues to make appearances as she grows closer with Shoto.
* BecomingTheMask: Izumi originally went along with the "battle maid" idea purely because Tomura was a nice guy and the first person in a long time to show her compassion without a hint of pity, so acting has his maid seemed like the least she could do. She later gained a secondary reason in the form of annoying her father, but quickly realizes that she truly does find being a maid fulfilling, as doing domestic work fits in snuggly with her innate desire to help others.
* BreakHisHeartToSaveHim: Izumi tells Mei that she and the other maids have to leave her, believing that her being around villains will only put her in danger and that she will hate them anyways when she learns of their status. However, when Mei learns about their identities after seeing the video of them in Hosu, she instead decides to join them, as she doesn't want to lose her only friends.

** During Dabi's introduction, Tomura reads off several rules to him, one being to always eat Izumi's cooking and not to order takeout. A few chapters later, and it's revealed that Dabi ended up ordering takeout at some point, so Izumi decides not to cook for him for several days, much to his dismay.
** At one point, the League sneaks into Best Jeanist's office in order to see if he has any unsavory secrets that would make him one of their targets, only to discover his massive collection of ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'' merch, including pictures of himself cosplaying as various characters. When they end up facing him during the Kamino Raid, they start making references to the show when speaking to the hero to clue in into the fact that they know about his secret collection.

* ChessmasterSidekick: Izumi to Tomura. Anyone who witnesses the group operate for more than a few minutes catches on pretty quickly that, even if Tomura isn't totally incompetent at it, Izumi is the true brains behind the League of Villains' day-to-day operations, which is also a fact no one really tries to hide. This only becomes more true when Izumi and the Pleiades become the face for a nationwide reexamination of hero society after the events in Hosu, inspiring a rise in vigilantism and becoming the main reason why people want to join the organization. The main reason why All for One doesn't label her as his successor instead is because Izumi doesn't want the role; she states that this is because she's committed to being a maid, but it is also clear to AFO that the duo have developed a strong "older brother, little sister" bond and their dynamic as leader and second-in-command is on some level [[BrotherSisterTeam reflective of this]].

** Several people on the heroes' side claim that they wish to save the Pleiades from villainy. However, none of them seem to acknowledge just how much happier the maids are with the League, or recognize that the only reason they had to turn to villainy in the first place was from the failings of society that they are working to fix. At one point, Habuko stops and thinks though what would actually happen if the girls were successfully "rehabilitated" and put into hero courses, and concludes that it would just be putting them in new variants of the bad situations they managed to escape from, since they'd have to contend with the baggage of being former villains on top of everything else.
** After what happened with Izumi, Katsuki attempts to turn over a new leaf by being kinder to Quirkless people. However, his views are still heavily bigoted, viewing Quirkless people as fragile. This is best seen with Melissa, who he goes out of his way to bodyguard and protect at very instance, despite part of him acknowledging that the girl is capable of defending herself.

* DarkAndTroubledPast: Subverted with Ochako. Unlike every other member of the League, she doesn't have a prolonged, tragic backstory that predates her fall into villainy. She simply resonated with the organization's goals and saw joining as the superior option to attending UA as a General Studies student and praying that she can beat the odds and still join the UA Hero Course, especially since doing so more quickly achieves her personal goal of helping her parents financially. Other characters have privately mused about how this makes her the odd one out amongst the group.

** Power Loader originally assumes that Mei was kidnapped due to her inventions and intellect when she stops coming to school, and is greatly worried about her well-being. Of course, the reader knows that she willingly left UA to join the League and is perfectly fine.

** [[spoiler: Yui joins during the Training Camp.]]

** All the other students at UA view and treats Bakugou as this, due to being publicly known as being one of the main reasons Izumi attempted suicide and became a villain, though Kirishima and Ashido eventually decide to earnestly befriend and help him.
** Muscular and Moonfish are this to the League of Villains due to their lust for ultraviolence and bloodshed, with Muscular having the bonus annoyance of being the poster boy for toxic masculinity and misogyny. Izumi outright tells Muscular that she planned to either turn him into the heroes or have her father, [[spoiler:All for One]], convert him into a Nomu, to at least make him tolerable. [[spoiler:When the two of them inevitably try to murder innocents, they're incapacitated and handed over to the heroes as warned.]]

* GoodParents: In stark contrast to the others, Ochako has a loving and supportive relationship with both of her parents. She calls them every week or so on a burner phone, and occasionally visits whenever the group has downtime between missions. They are also fully aware of her villain status, and after some initial hesitancy, come to wholeheartedly support that as well. During the Hosu arc, it's revealed that they've been proudly watching the entire broadcast while waving homemade flags with their daughter's face and cheering at her every move.

* HasAType: Yui finds people with mutation Quirks attractive, particular those like Kamakiri and Spinner.

* IRejectYourReality: Inko refuses to accept the fact that Izumi has become a villain, claiming that her daughter far too fragile and adores heroes too much to even consider becoming a villain, insisting at every turn that she is merely being manipulated by the other maids and has been tricked into believing she has a Quirk. It's later revealed that she's actually trying to convince herself of these things, because accepting the truth would also mean accepting that she failed to be the mother that Izumi needed.
* KarmicJackpot: Mt. Lady, when faced with Katsuki being suffocated by the Sludge Villain, decides to break a nearby building in order to save him, despite the fact she knows doing so will likely bankrupt her from the damages. All Might then comes in to pay for the damages himself, while praising her for her actions, which boosts her ratings. Moreover, the event causes her to turn over a new leaf and start being more heroic simply because she wants to, which in turn earns her the respect of the Pleiades, ensuring that she will not be targeted by them while boosting her ratings even further.

** Katsuki's suicide baiting and All Might's rejection drove Izumi to a failed suicide that led to her meeting Tomura. The subsequent chain of events seeing her become both the strongest member of the League of Villains and the public face for a growing desire for societal reform, the realization of which horrifies the two men.

** Power Loader, while incredibly proud of Mei's abilities and endless creativity, never actually voiced any of this to the teenager. Instead, he would only berate her for her hyperactivity and inability to follow instructions. This is in addition to being completely ignorant of the bullying and ostracization that she suffered from her fellow Support Course classmates, never asking Mei for her side of the story and taking his other students' claims that she's just anti-social at face value, resulting in regular lectures about how she needs to learn how to interact and make friends with her peers. As such, when she learns of the other girls' villainous activities, she has zero qualms with abandoning her current life to join her only friends, under the belief that no one would even miss her anyway.
** As part of All for One's BreakingSpeech, he reveals to All Might that not only did the hero's actions insure that the daughter of his greatest enemy would become a villain, but that the societal compliancy that All Might inadvertently caused due to being an ever-present force resulted in his mentor's own grandchild getting lost in the cracks of the system and becoming a villain as well.

** Mei isn't able to find a team for the Cavalry Battle, and is thus forced to drop out.
** [[spoiler: Shinso]] wins the Sports Festival, riding off the anger of [[spoiler: Tsuyu being put in critical condition by Shoto.]]

--> ''Wait, [[MyGodYouAreSerious the maid thing was real]]? [X] thought that was just a gimmick!''

* VillainRespect: The League respects any heroes that are morally good and care for more than just a pay check, like Fat Gum who runs food drives or Mt. Lady who truly puts herself on the line to protect civilians.

* WorfHadTheFlu: Part of the reason the League has so much trouble during the Kamino Raid is because the heroes caught them off guard, with several members not having their maid weapons on hand.

* MyBelovedSmother: As Izumi describes, Inko was a helicopter parent "in all the ways that mattered the least and none that mattered the most", which is why Izumi doesn't contact her after she becomes a maid. She pitied Izumi and treated her as fragile for her Quirkless status, discouraging her from her dreams of heroics, and also completely failed to notice (or actively deluded herself) about how her daughter was being abused at school, thinking she's just accident-prone and has a tendency to roughhouse. Her ignorance of what Izumi wne through is to the point she believes that Katsuki would be a good husband for Izumi, despite the fact that it's been made painfully clear that he was her main abuser.

* AdaptationalRelationshipOverhaul: In canon, Izuku and the League are on different sides of the law. Here, after Izumi's failed suicide attempt, she is taken in by Shigaraki and [[spoiler: her father, All for One.]] Their training [[FromNobodyToNightmare eventually makes Izumi one of the most feared villains in Japanese history]].

** Mustard, sensing people coming at him from within his gas, starts to prepare a gun and shoots at the student coming at him, and gunshots are noted to be him potentially having brought a gun against orders. [[spoiler: It's revealed that what he shot was a capture net in from a gun built by Mei, while the gunshots they heard were just Mei attacking Moonfish for trying to attack students.]]
** Sir Nighteye gets into a fight against two Teslas and manages to make one dissolve, revealing it to be a clone. Just when the remain Tesla is about to knock him out, Nighteye throws a stamp [[spoiler: at Tesla's neck and is described as being covered in something wet, without stating if it's blood or the mud Twice clones dissolve into.]] [[spoiler: It's revealed in the next chapter that Tesla is perfectly fine, being with Twice, and the Tesla killed by Nighteye was a mere clone.]]

** The Pleiades helped Habuko get away from a perverted classmate who was sexually harassing her and continued to treat her kindly despite her extreme mutations, unlike most of her classmates. Even after realizing they are almost certainly villains, she keeps such a fact a secret [[spoiler: and even decides to become a part time vigilante battle maid while continuing to be in the Hero Course, with plans to become a full time maid as a backup should the Hero Course not work out.]]
** Fuwa Mawata, a student in Class 2-A at UA, who has only appeared once in canon, ends up appearing during Hosu when she's attacked by a Nomu. Her actions ultimately help Shoto find a way to use his fire, albeit not in the same way as canon, and she continues to make appearances as she grows closer with Shoto.

* TheCavalry: Just as it looks like most of the League is about to be captured by the heroes, [[spoiler: the robot skeleton army Mei has been building is activated, swarming the heroes and allowing the villains to get away.]]
* ChekhovsGun: After joining the League, Mei is noted to occasionally being working on robotic skeletons. Come the Kamino Raid, [[spoiler: and all of them get activated just as the League is about to be captured from the heroes' ambush, turning the tides of the fight and allowing the League to get to a different location.]]
* ChessmasterSidekick: Izumi to Tomura. Anyone who witnesses the group operate for more than a few minutes catches on pretty quickly that, even if Tomura isn't totally incompetent at it, Izumi is the true brains behind the League of Villains' day-to-day operations, which is also a fact no one really tries to hide. This only becomes more true when Izumi and the Pleiades become the face for a nationwide reexamination of hero society after the events in Hosu, inspiring a rise in vigilantism and becoming the main reason why people want to join the organization. The only reason why All for One doesn't label her as his successor instead is because Izumi doesn't want the role; she states that this is because she's committed to being a maid, but it is also clear to AFO that despite him being a gaming and anime-obsessed manchild, she truly views Tomura as a CoolBigBro and is more than happy to remain his second-in-command because of it.

* DarkAndTroubledPast: Subverted with Ochako. Unlike every other member of the League, she doesn't have a tragic backstory that forced her into villainy, which is something that a few characters have privately mused on. Specifically, Aizawa is incredulous that she became a villain solely due to failing an exam, and Giran thinks she's the weirdest member precisely because of how emotionally stable she is.

* FailedASpotCheck: No one in the League realizes that [[spoiler:Yui tagged along with them when they left the training camp]] until Tomura asks about who their new recruit is.
* {{Foreshadowing}}: The Nomu that Shoto fights is noted to keep looking at a girl's dress and Burnin's hair, along with attacking a seemingly random car. [[spoiler: It turns out that it's triggered by the color green, which he uses in order to distract the Nomu long enough for him to finish it off.]]

** Everyone in UA views and treats Bakugou as this, due to being publicly known as being one of the main reasons Izumi attempted suicide and became a villain.
** Muscular and Moonfish are this to the League of Villains. Izumi outright tells Muscular that she planned to either turn him into the heroes or have her father, [[spoiler:All for One]], convert him into a Nomu, to at least make him tolerable.

* GoodParents: In stark contrast to the other maids, Ochako has a loving and supportive relationship with both of her parents. She calls them every week or so on a burner phone, and occasionally visits whenever the group has downtime between missions. They are also fully aware of her villain status, and after some initial hesitancy, come to wholeheartedly support that as well. During the Hosu arc, it's revealed that they've been proudly watching the entire violent broadcast while waving homemade flags with their daughter's face and cheering at her every move.

* HiddenInPlainSight: [[spoiler:Yui manages to sneak into the League's base by dressing up as a maid and blending in with the rest of the group as they're leaving the training camp.]]
* IRejectYourReality: Inko refuses to accept the fact that Izumi has become a villain, claiming that her daughter far too fragile and adores heroes too much to even consider becoming a villain, insisting at every turn that she is merely being manipulated by the other maids and has been tricked into believing she has a Quirk.

** Power Loader, while incredibly proud of Mei's abilities and perhaps even willing to be the father figure Mei desperately craved, never actually voiced any of this to the teenager. Instead, he would only berate her for her hyperactivity and inability to follow instructions. This is in addition to being completely ignorant of the bullying and ostracization that she suffered from her fellow Support Course classmates, never asking Mei for her side of the story and taking his other students' claims that she's just anti-social at face value, resulting in regular lectures about how she needs to learn how to interact and make friends with her peers. As such, when she learns of the other girls' villainous activities, she has zero qualms with abandoning her current life to join her only friends, under the belief that no one would even miss her anyway.

** All Might gets one by All For One on how quick he was to turn on Izumi once he found out who her father is.

* ChessmasterSidekick: Izumi to Tomura. Anyone who witnesses the group operate for more than a few minutes catches on pretty quickly that, even if Tomura isn't incompetent, Izumi is the true brains behind the League of Villains' day-to-day operations. The main reason why All for One doesn't label her as his successor is because Izumi doesn't want the role; she states that this is because she's committed to being a maid, but it is also clear to everyone that despite him being a gaming and anime-obsessed manchild, she ''does'' view Tomura as a CoolBigBro and greatly respects him for being the first person to see her as more than just Quirkless.

* ShoutOut: The maid team is a reference to the maids in ''[[Literature/Overlord2012 Overlord]]''.

* AntiVillain: The League of Villains more-or-less function as this, thanks to Izumi's influence seeing them pivot from trying to just tear down society to specifically targeting and removing corrupt Heroes from power, while also highlighting supporting more virtuous ones.

* CondescendingCompassion: Several people on the heroes' side claim that they wish to save the Pleiades from villainy. However, none of them seem to acknowledge just how much happier the maids are with the League, or recognize that the only reason they had to turn to villainy in the first place was from the failings of society that they are working to fix. Habuko in particular wonders how bringing someone back to the bad situation they escaped from can be considered saving them.

* GoodParents: In stark contrast to the other maids, Ochako has a loving and supportive relationship with both of her parents. She keeps regular contact with them, calls them every week or so on a burner phone, and visits whenever she can. They are also fully aware of her villain status, and after some brief hesitancy, come to wholeheartedly support that as well. During the Hosu arc, it's revealed that they've been proudly watching the entire violent broadcast while waving homemade flags with their daughter's face and cheering at her every move.

* AbusiveParents: While not physical, Inko suffers from SelectiveObliviousness, which makes Izumi unable to trust her with any problems. This culminates in her being and feeling truly alone, as no one wants to help her until Shigaraki and her father take her in.
** Mei had been living alone after her father abandoned her and from what little details are from her personal life, her mother also left her as well.
** Himiko's parents focused on Quirk suppression, believing it was a villainous Quirk. This backfired heavily as Himiko is now a high-ranking villain.

* AscendedExtra: In canon, Tesla was a low-level thug that was prominent in the USJ. Here, he becomes a recurring character.

** Habuko Mongoose was a one off character from an OVA. Delta splits focus between her and Mei as they both come into contact with the Pleiades, and she continues to make appearances [[spoiler: as she effectively becomes a part time vigilante battle maid.]]

* AntiVillain: The League of Villains is more or less this in the series. Focusing less on trying to just tear down society, and more on removing the corrupt Heroes that plague the current society.
* BaitAndSwitch: Twice during the Training Camp Arc.

** During Dabi's introduction, Tomura reads off several rules to him, one being to always eat Izumi's cooking and not to order takeout. A few chapters later, and it's revealed that Dabi ended up ordering takeout, so Izumi decides not to cook for him for several days, much to his dismay.
** At one point, the League sneaks into Best Jeanist's office in order to see if he has any unsavory secrets that would make him one of their targets, only to discover his massive collection of Naruto merch, including pictures of himself wearing cosplay. When they end up facing him during the Kamino Raid, they start making references to the show when speaking to the hero to clue in into the fact that they know about his secret collection.

** After what happened with Izumi, Katsuki attempts to turn over a new leaf by being kinder to Quirkless people. However, his views are heavily bigoted, viewing Quirkless people as fragile. For example, he tries to protect Melissa as she walking alone on the street, despite the fact she's capable of protecting herself with her Support Gear.
* CorruptedCharacterCopy: Big Chill is basically [[spoiler: Lady Nagant if she actually enjoyed her assassin work at the HPSC.]]

* FaceHeelTurn: Izumi joins the League after her failed suicide attempt.

** Mei joins the League after the Pleades [[BecauseYouWereNiceToMe because they showed kindness and compassion to her, unlike a vast majority of the school]].

* FailedASpotCheck: No one in the League realizes that [[spoiler: Yui tagged along with them when they left the training camp]] until Tomura asks about who their new recruit is.

* TheFriendNobodyLikes: Everyone in UA views and treats Bakugou as this. Due to the explosive boy being one of the main reasons Izumi attempted suicide and became a villain as a result.
** Muscular and Moonfish are this to the League of Villains. Izumi outright tells Muscular that she planned to either turn him into the heroes or have her father, [[spoiler: All for One]], convert him into a Nomu, to at least make him tolerable.
* GoodFeelsGood: Mt. Lady starts to feel this way about heroics after she gets praise from both All Might and Izumi about her heroic actions.

* HiddenInPlainSight: [[spoiler: Yui manages to sneak into the League's base by dressing up as a maid and blending in with the rest of the group as they're leaving the training camp.]]
* IRejectYourReality: Inko refuses to accept the fact that Izumi has become a villain, claiming that her daughter would never do such a thing and that she is merely being manipulated by the other maids to be a villain and believe she has a Quirk.

* MyBelovedSmother: As Izumi describes, Inko was a helicopter parent "in all the ways that mattered the least and none that mattered the most", which is why Izumi doesn't contact her after she becomes a maid. She pitied Izumi and treated her as fragile for her Quirkless status, discouraging her from her dreams of heroics, but either completely failed to notice or actively ignored how she was being abused at school, to the point she thought that Katsuki would be a good husband for Izumi, despite the fact that the explosion user had been physically abusive to Izumi, to the point of branding her with his Quirk.

** Katsuki and All Might's actions towards Izumi are ultimately what drove her to villainy, where she proceeded to become one of the strongest member of the League of Villains in both physical strength and publicity.
** UA's handling of Ochako, from not stopping the Zero Pointer from crushing her legs, to having her leave the school, injured and exhausted, with nothing but a pair of crutches as support, to their rather indifferent way of telling her that she didn't make the cut for the Hero Course, all culminate in leading her down the path of villainy.
** Power Loader completely overlooked the bullying that Mei suffered from her fellow Support Course classmates, while simultaneously berating her constantly. Mentally at least, he was always willing to acknowledge her brilliance, but never did so out loud in favor of expressing anger, whenever she deviated from her assignments in any fashion. On top of that, he frequently kicked her out of the lab in order to force her to socialize with the same classmates who bullied her, thinking he was doing her a favor. With that, it's practically no wonder that Mei abandoned UA for the League.

* SinsOfOurFathers: The second All Might learns that Izumi is All For One's daughter, he immediately changes his tune about trying to save her from villainy, believing that she must have been destined to follow the same path as her father and would have only brought darkness into the hero system, despite the fact that up until that point he had been constantly insistent about saving her from villainy.

* VillainWithGoodPublicity: After the events of Hosu, the League of Villains, particularly the Pleiades present, end up gaining a massive fanbase, to the point that there's merchandise of them going around after the event. Even several hero students secretly support them, and the group showing their support to heroes they like causes said heroes to have boosted ratings.

** After what happened with Izumi, Katsuki attempts to turn over a new leaf by being kinder to Quirkless people. However, his view are heavily bigoted, viewing Quirkless people as fragile. For example, he tries to protect Melissa as she walking alone on the street, despite the fact she's capable of protecting her with her Support Gear.