History NightmareFuel / AllForLuz

* This chapter reveals a DarkSecret about the DeadlyGame aspect of the tournament set up by Perry and Skara's father. The corpses of the losers that die are being used to create '''Nomu'''.

* The hitwoman's Quirk isn't one Shigaraki recognizes from his home world, as one he possessed, saw or even heard about. [[OutsideContextProblem Meaning his knowledge will be limited in helping his protegee]]. It seems Luz's Realm has generated its own unique powers from ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia''.

* Chapter 27's flashback of All For One shows us how [[DarkAndTroubledPast bleak his childhood was with his younger brother.]] They were 12-year old street rats that wore nothing but rags and where forced to shelter in rundown houses with no adults to look after them. They often went without food for a week with Yoichi getting excited at getting fed an un-mouldy but stale loaf of bread instead of half-eaten or rotten meals.

** Shigaraki notices her Vestige World shake like an earthquake as it has reforms from a black void into something resembling a throne room. This causes the supervillain to do an EvilLaugh that borderlines LaughingMad with bloodshot, crazed eyes, as Luz has exceeded his expectations. He now mostly likely '''will''' try to pull a VillainOverride on her now instead of Tomura, seeing the girl as a SuperiorSuccessor.

* Perry notes the downside of witches not being able to have Quirks without losing their magic, he would've greenlit the surgery to have Gus, his own son, undergo the procedure otherwise.

* Luz Noceda. She might not be as powerful as Shigaraki was when he was in his prime, yet, but her PowerParasite Quirk has practically unlimited potential after the MassSuperEmpoweringEvent, and her attacks can crush and vaporize people. As the story progresses she finds ItGetsEasier when comes to killing her enemies, something that canon Luz would '''never''' do or even consider. At best she's a dark AntiHero forced to do what she must to survive at worst she's a violent VillainProtagonist that the readers can still sympathize with.

* Luz Noceda. She might not be as powerful as Shigaraki was in his prime, yet, but her PowerParasite Quirk has practically unlimited potential after the MassSuperEmpoweringEvent, and her attacks can crush and vaporize people. As the story progresses she finds ItGetsEasier when comes to killing her enemies, something that canon Luz would '''never''' do or even consider. At best she's a dark AntiHero forced to do what she must to survive at worst she's a violent VillainProtagonist that the readers can still sympathize with.

* The chapter introduces Julia Wittebane, a 14 year-old girl who has just been disowned by her parents for gaining superpowers and was even physically [[AbusiveParents assaulted by her own father]], much to Pastor Domenico's shock and disgust.

* Rodger Maxwell, the governor of Luz's State, has her and 32 other superhuman kids going to Reality Check Summer Camp kidnapped and has has the Quirkless kids and the camp scot lady killed to LeaveNoWitnesses with a BoomHeadshot approach in front of a horrified Luz before she's knocked out and taken captive by the army.

* Another big reveal. His death ''caused'' the MassSuperEmpoweringEvent to happen in Luz's world when his soul was put in her body! He's directly responsible (albeit unintentionally) for all the death and misery in the story on a '''global scale'''. He even notes its more advanced than the one that happened in his world, with more people, a 5 digit figure, having Quirks and the powers being much more powerful like in current timeline MHA. Far from having a MyGodWhatHaveIDone moment, true to form, the CardCarryingVillain sees this as a LetNoCrisisGoToWaste opportunity.

* In chapter 13, Luz finds herself back in her MentalWorld with Shigaraki and finds cages full of vestiges of the enemy Quirk users she just killed. They are described as looking like in pain, wanting to be let out, and afraid of the disturbed girl.