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** The author's decision to stick close to TheStationsOfTheCanon for canonical events has also attracted some derision. Detractors believe that that story stays too similar to canon despite the numerous ForWantOfANail scenarios, and criticize the story for repeating to much. The Internship arc, in particular, has been criticized for playing out near identically to canon, with the only real major differences being [[spoiler:Mirio not temporarily losing his quirk, Overhaul's and Hojo's quirks being stolen, and Overhaul being killed at the end of the arc instead of captured]]. One the other hand, supporters argue that the story's unique scenarios, which take up the majority of the plot, make up for it, and that the story does not have to branch out to much from canon to effectively tell it's plot.
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** The author's decision to stick close to TheStationsOfTheCanon for canonical events has also attracted some derision. Detractors believe that that story stays too similar to canon despite the numerous ForWantOfANail PointOfDivergence scenarios, and criticize the story for repeating to too much. The Internship arc, in particular, has been criticized for playing out near nearly identically to canon, with the only real major differences being [[spoiler:Mirio not temporarily losing his quirk, Overhaul's and Hojo's quirks being stolen, and Overhaul being killed at the end of the arc instead of captured]]. One the other hand, supporters argue that the story's unique scenarios, which take up the majority of the plot, make up for it, and that the story does not have to branch out to much from canon to effectively tell it's plot.
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** Izuku presents his theory about the DoubleStandard [[spoiler:that got Ochako expelled and Bakugou off scott-free]] but when meeting Nedzu, he reveals his awareness of the actual motive. Did he deliberately present a different idea as part of his manipulations? Did he honestly believe his initial theory and simply changed it after thinking things over? Did he present it knowing his first idea was false but believed it was something that could realistically happen? Did he allow his own bias to color his thoughts on the situation when he first presented it?
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** Izuku presents his theory about the DoubleStandard [[spoiler:that got Ochako expelled and Bakugou off scott-free]] scot-free]] but when meeting Nedzu, he reveals his awareness of the actual motive. Did he deliberately present a different idea as part of his manipulations? Did he honestly believe his initial theory and simply changed it after thinking things over? Did he present it knowing his first idea was false but believed it was something that could realistically happen? Did he allow his own bias to color his thoughts on the situation when he first presented it?
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* RootingForTheEmpire: The comment section on Website/FanFictionDotNet has made it very clear that the vast majority of viewers are rooting for Izuku to win. The fact that this story is a Villain!Deku fic in which Izuku is an AntiVillain [[VillainHasAPoint with very accurate points]] may be the reason to why he is so unanimously popular.
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* RootingForTheEmpire: The comment section on Website/FanFictionDotNet Platform/FanFictionDotNet has made it very clear that the vast majority of viewers are rooting for Izuku to win. The fact that this story is a Villain!Deku fic in which Izuku is an AntiVillain [[VillainHasAPoint with very accurate points]] may be the reason to why he is so unanimously popular.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Out of all them, Nana is the one who is on Izuku's side. Well, the only thing that he was doing, and wasn't even villainous in the first place, was saving Eri from a child abuser. Being a mother herself, Nana would agree on Izuku's actions.
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** Out of all them, Nana is the one who is on Izuku's side. Well, the only thing that he was doing, and wasn't even villainous in the first place, was saving Eri from a child abuser. Being a mother herself, Nana would agree on Izuku's actions.
** Out of all them, Nana is the one who is on Izuku's side. Well, the only thing that he was doing, and wasn't even villainous in the first place, was saving Eri from a child abuser. Being a mother herself, Nana would agree on Izuku's actions.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: There are a lot of consequences to [[spoiler:Izuku's attempts to ban hero merchandise and his decision to take away the quirks of Mt.Lady and Uwabami. The former has the problem of potentially putting hundreds of people out of a job due to factories either shutting down or being forced to switch products, thus potentially forcing lay offs, on top of alienating and angering collectors and children who love to purchase hero merchandise. For the latter, regardless of how much they deserved it, forcing two popular heroes out of a job would likely cause some form of outcry from their loyal fanbases.]] The story never goes into depth about these problems despite them potentially playing into GreyAndGrayMorality, with the only acknowledgement towards one of these issues being one scene that portrays Izuku in the right without going to much into depth about the consequences.
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** There are a lot of consequences to [[spoiler:Izuku's attempts to ban hero merchandise and his decision to take away the quirks of Mt.Lady and Uwabami. The former has the problem of potentially putting hundreds of people out of a job due to factories either shutting down or being forced to switch products, thus potentially forcing lay offs, on top of alienating and angering collectors and children who love to purchase hero merchandise. For the latter, regardless of how much they deserved it, forcing two popular heroes out of a job would likely cause some form of outcry from their loyal fanbases.]] The story never goes into depth about these problems despite them potentially playing into GreyAndGrayMorality, with the only acknowledgement towards one of these issues being one scene that portrays Izuku in the right without going to much into depth about the consequences.
** There are a lot of consequences to [[spoiler:Izuku's attempts to ban hero merchandise and his decision to take away the quirks of Mt.Lady and Uwabami. The former has the problem of potentially putting hundreds of people out of a job due to factories either shutting down or being forced to switch products, thus potentially forcing lay offs, on top of alienating and angering collectors and children who love to purchase hero merchandise. For the latter, regardless of how much they deserved it, forcing two popular heroes out of a job would likely cause some form of outcry from their loyal fanbases.]] The story never goes into depth about these problems despite them potentially playing into GreyAndGrayMorality, with the only acknowledgement towards one of these issues being one scene that portrays Izuku in the right without going to much into depth about the consequences.
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* AmericansHateTingle: The most popular fic of the franchise in Fanfiction.net, but in Spacebattles it is widely derided for being a Villian!Izuku fic with bashed characters and plot-breaking powers galore.
* {{Asspull}}: The ending to Chapter 22, which sets the conflict for the rest of the story, sees Izuku [[spoiler: somehow force the Japanese government to put him, a teenager and known villain, in charge of a new branch of heroics, which is created on the spot with no process of any kind, thus giving him complete immunity for his crimes and preventing the heroes from going after him directly]]. That the author fully admits he has no idea how [[spoiler: government or politics]] work doesn't help matters at all.
* {{Asspull}}: The ending to Chapter 22, which sets the conflict for the rest of the story, sees Izuku [[spoiler: somehow force the Japanese government to put him, a teenager and known villain, in charge of a new branch of heroics, which is created on the spot with no process of any kind, thus giving him complete immunity for his crimes and preventing the heroes from going after him directly]]. That the author fully admits he has no idea how [[spoiler: government or politics]] work doesn't help matters at all.
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* AmericansHateTingle: The ''Apotheosis'' is the most popular fic of the franchise in on Fanfiction.net, but in on Spacebattles it is widely derided for being a Villian!Izuku fic with bashed characters and plot-breaking powers galore.
* {{Asspull}}: The ending to Chapter 22, which sets the conflict for the rest of the story, sees Izuku [[spoiler: somehow force the Japanese government to put him, a teenager and known villain, in charge of a new branch of heroics, which is created on the spot with no due process of any kind, thus giving him complete immunity for his crimes and preventing the heroes from going after him directly]]. That the author fully admits he has no idea how [[spoiler: government or politics]] work doesn't help matters at all.
* {{Asspull}}: The ending to Chapter 22, which sets the conflict for the rest of the story, sees Izuku [[spoiler: somehow force the Japanese government to put him, a teenager and known villain, in charge of a new branch of heroics, which is created on the spot with no due process of any kind, thus giving him complete immunity for his crimes and preventing the heroes from going after him directly]]. That the author fully admits he has no idea how [[spoiler: government or politics]] work doesn't help matters at all.
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** While [[WhamEpisode Chapter 32]] was heavily praised, there was one big point of contention among readers: [[spoiler:All Might and Katsuki escaping Izuku after becoming outlaws. On the one hand, many viewers find the potential of the two, alongside Gran Torino, Mirio, and others either forming a [[LaResistance resistance group]] or becoming [[VigilanteMan vigilantes]] against Izuku exciting, and fully believe that keeping Katsuki and All Might around can lead to compelling drama and fights. On the other hand, many viewer bemoan the fact that the two escaped, not only due to wanting to see them punished and believing that the two being detained could lead to better drama than them escaping, but also because of [[PlotArmor how difficult is is to believe that the two could escape in the first place.]][[note]] At the time of All Mights defeat, Katsuki was heavily wounded and encased in a block of ice, and All Might was lauched into a skyscraper a good distance from the fight. The story leads us to believe that Katsuki, who has had a few seconds head start at most, outpaced the completely uninjured Ochako, who has a wing suit jet pack aiding her, to the point that he is a good distance away from her when she arrived at the skyscraper, leaving her unable to track them.[[/note]] [[TakeAThirdOption On the other other hand]], many viewers like the idea of the two, or at least one of the two, remaining the [[{{HeroAntagonist}} main force against Izuku]], but felt that either the escape wasn't well executed, or that the role of [[HeroAntagonist the heroic antagonist]] should have fallen to Katsuki and Mirio, and that All Might [[PutOnABus should have been captured and detained.]]]]
** The author's decision to stays close to TheStationsOfTheCanon for canonical events has also attracted some derision. Detractors believe that that story stays too similar to canon despite the numerous ForWantOfANail scenarios, and criticize the story for repeating to much. The Internship arc, in particular, has been criticized for playing out near identically to canon, with the only real major differences being [[spoiler:Mirio not temporarily losing his quirk, Overhaul's and Hojo's quirks being stolen, and Overhaul being killed at the end of the arc instead of captured]]. One the other hand, supporters argue that the story's unique scenarios, which take up the majority of the plot, make up for it, and that the story does not have to branch out to much from canon to effectively tell it's plot.
* DracoInLeatherPants: Izuku is a complicated case. Ever since his talk with All Might, he's always had a hatred for supposedly false Heroes and flawed Hero Society around him and has not at all been subtle about how he intends to rebuild it, nor about what he views as an ideal hero. However, it's not until chapter 25 when he [[spoiler: steals Uwabami and Mount Lady's Quirks]] that the fanbase actually seemed to realize he was a dangerous villain instead of a tragic [[WellIntentionedExtremist well-intentioned]] AntiHero. This, despite the fact that early on he [[spoiler:allows Stain to kill Native and makes a deal with the SerialKiller]] meaning that he has always had this warped view of morality and is only now carrying it out himself because he has the power to do so. In essence he was this until he gained the power to KickTheDog himself, in which case his popularity quickly fell.
** The author's decision to stays close to TheStationsOfTheCanon for canonical events has also attracted some derision. Detractors believe that that story stays too similar to canon despite the numerous ForWantOfANail scenarios, and criticize the story for repeating to much. The Internship arc, in particular, has been criticized for playing out near identically to canon, with the only real major differences being [[spoiler:Mirio not temporarily losing his quirk, Overhaul's and Hojo's quirks being stolen, and Overhaul being killed at the end of the arc instead of captured]]. One the other hand, supporters argue that the story's unique scenarios, which take up the majority of the plot, make up for it, and that the story does not have to branch out to much from canon to effectively tell it's plot.
* DracoInLeatherPants: Izuku is a complicated case. Ever since his talk with All Might, he's always had a hatred for supposedly false Heroes and flawed Hero Society around him and has not at all been subtle about how he intends to rebuild it, nor about what he views as an ideal hero. However, it's not until chapter 25 when he [[spoiler: steals Uwabami and Mount Lady's Quirks]] that the fanbase actually seemed to realize he was a dangerous villain instead of a tragic [[WellIntentionedExtremist well-intentioned]] AntiHero. This, despite the fact that early on he [[spoiler:allows Stain to kill Native and makes a deal with the SerialKiller]] meaning that he has always had this warped view of morality and is only now carrying it out himself because he has the power to do so. In essence he was this until he gained the power to KickTheDog himself, in which case his popularity quickly fell.
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** While [[WhamEpisode Chapter 32]] was heavily praised, there was one big point of contention among readers: [[spoiler:All Might and Katsuki escaping Izuku after becoming outlaws. On the one hand, many viewers find the potential of the two, alongside Gran Torino, Mirio, and others either forming a [[LaResistance resistance group]] or becoming [[VigilanteMan vigilantes]] against Izuku exciting, and fully believe that keeping Katsuki and All Might around can lead to compelling drama and fights. On the other hand, many viewer readers bemoan the fact that the two escaped, not only due to wanting to see them punished and believing that the two being detained could lead to better drama than them escaping, but also because of [[PlotArmor how difficult is is to believe that the two could escape in the first place.]][[note]] At the time of All Mights Might's defeat, Katsuki was heavily wounded and encased in a block of ice, and All Might was lauched into a skyscraper a good distance from the fight. The story leads us to believe that Katsuki, who has had a few seconds head start at most, outpaced the completely uninjured Ochako, who has a wing suit jet pack aiding her, to the point that he is a good distance away from her when she arrived at the skyscraper, leaving her unable to track them.[[/note]] [[TakeAThirdOption On the other other hand]], many viewers like the idea of the two, or at least one of the two, remaining the [[{{HeroAntagonist}} main force against Izuku]], but felt that either the escape wasn't well executed, or that the role of [[HeroAntagonist the heroic antagonist]] should have fallen to Katsuki and Mirio, and that All Might [[PutOnABus should have been captured and detained.]]]]
** The author's decision tostays stick close to TheStationsOfTheCanon for canonical events has also attracted some derision. Detractors believe that that story stays too similar to canon despite the numerous ForWantOfANail scenarios, and criticize the story for repeating to much. The Internship arc, in particular, has been criticized for playing out near identically to canon, with the only real major differences being [[spoiler:Mirio not temporarily losing his quirk, Overhaul's and Hojo's quirks being stolen, and Overhaul being killed at the end of the arc instead of captured]]. One the other hand, supporters argue that the story's unique scenarios, which take up the majority of the plot, make up for it, and that the story does not have to branch out to much from canon to effectively tell it's plot.
* DracoInLeatherPants: Izuku is a complicated case. Ever since his talk with All Might, he's always had a hatred for supposedly false Heroes and the flawed Hero Society around him and has not at all been subtle about how he intends to rebuild it, nor about what he views as an ideal hero. However, it's not until chapter 25 when he [[spoiler: steals Uwabami and Mount Lady's Quirks]] that the fanbase actually seemed to realize he was a dangerous villain instead of a tragic [[WellIntentionedExtremist well-intentioned]] AntiHero. This, despite the fact that early on he [[spoiler:allows Stain to kill Native and makes a deal with the SerialKiller]] meaning that he has always had this warped view of morality and is only now carrying it out himself because he has the power to do so. In essence he was this until he gained the power to KickTheDog himself, in which case his popularity quickly fell.
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* DracoInLeatherPants: Izuku is a complicated case. Ever since his talk with All Might, he's always had a hatred for supposedly false Heroes and the flawed Hero Society around him and has not at all been subtle about how he intends to rebuild it, nor about what he views as an ideal hero. However, it's not until chapter 25 when he [[spoiler: steals Uwabami and Mount Lady's Quirks]] that the fanbase actually seemed to realize he was a dangerous villain instead of a tragic [[WellIntentionedExtremist well-intentioned]] AntiHero. This, despite the fact that early on he [[spoiler:allows Stain to kill Native and makes a deal with the SerialKiller]] meaning that he has always had this warped view of morality and is only now carrying it out himself because he has the power to do so. In essence he was this until he gained the power to KickTheDog himself, in which case his popularity quickly fell.
