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* AssholeVictim: A complicated example when [[spoiler: All for One nearly strangles Bakugou. On the one hand, Bakugou got away with physically and verbally abusing Deku for years, and is rightly furious about how he'd encouraged Deku to kill himself at a very low point in his life. On the other hand, he's a mass murderer who puts a teenager with anger management issues that could be better dealt with via therapy in the hospital.]]
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* KickTheSonOfABitch:
** [[spoiler: A complicated example. On the one hand, plenty of readers were glad to see Endeavor wind up a literal dumpster fire, and Toshinori suspects All For One thought Izuku would get a kick out of it, too. On the other hand, it's horrible news for our heroes because All For One just proved that he could swat their very best like a fly.]]
** Another complicated example when [[spoiler: All for One nearly strangles Bakugou. On the one hand, Bakugou got away with physically and verbally abusing Deku for years, and is rightly furious about how he'd encouraged Deku to kill himself at a very low point in his life. On the other hand, he's a mass murderer who puts a teenager with anger management issues that could be better dealt with via therapy in the hospital.]]
** [[spoiler: A complicated example. On the one hand, plenty of readers were glad to see Endeavor wind up a literal dumpster fire, and Toshinori suspects All For One thought Izuku would get a kick out of it, too. On the other hand, it's horrible news for our heroes because All For One just proved that he could swat their very best like a fly.]]
** Another complicated example when [[spoiler: All for One nearly strangles Bakugou. On the one hand, Bakugou got away with physically and verbally abusing Deku for years, and is rightly furious about how he'd encouraged Deku to kill himself at a very low point in his life. On the other hand, he's a mass murderer who puts a teenager with anger management issues that could be better dealt with via therapy in the hospital.]]
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A sequel entitled ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/33171982/chapters/82355737 Woes of a Cryptid]]'' was published in August of 2021, revived after two years of inactivity in December, 2023 with the intention of finishing by the end of the year.
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A sequel entitled ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/33171982/chapters/82355737 Woes of a Cryptid]]'' was published in August of 2021, revived after two years of inactivity in December, 2023 with the intention of finishing by the end of the year. \n That didn't happen, but it is still being updated.
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* AnAesop:
** Take care of your goddamn health. Izuku begins to not take care of himself due to the stress of training to be a pro hero, maintaining his grades and investigating All for One. There's continuing discussion between All for One and Izuku about Izuku's neglect of his health. All for One attempts to warn Izuku but Izuku doesn't listen. As a result, Izuku gets captured by a villain due to his sleep-deprived inattentiveness and has to be pulled out from school to get proper treatment for his physical ailments. All for One even goes in graphic detail what would happen to Izuku's body had Izuku not allowed himself to get treatment. All for which could have been avoided had Izuku took care of himself better.
** While working within the system can be tedious and might not always achieve results, it will actually cause things to change more easily than attacking the system from the outside. When Shiragaki attempts to go on his anti-society spiels, Izuku shuts him down by asking if Shiragaki ever voted or tried participating in civil government. Izuku points out how Shiragaki and All for One's methods of terrorism has ultimately achieved little despite 200 years of trying. Despite the League of Villains' attacks on Yuuei, Inko Midoriya's lawsuit over Yuuei's criminal neglect and medical malpractice is what brings the titan to its knees. While the newspaper the Heroes' Mirror was ineffective in their attempts to expose Endeavor's crimes and abuses, it was through them that Izuku unintentionally brings down the government and the pro-hero system. Through his completely legal article detailing on the government's 2 centuries of abuse of power revealing that the quirk laws and the pro-hero system are technically illegal, unconstitutional and were not ratified through proper legislative process. In six months Izuku achieved what All for One was attempting for 200 years.
** Take care of your goddamn health. Izuku begins to not take care of himself due to the stress of training to be a pro hero, maintaining his grades and investigating All for One. There's continuing discussion between All for One and Izuku about Izuku's neglect of his health. All for One attempts to warn Izuku but Izuku doesn't listen. As a result, Izuku gets captured by a villain due to his sleep-deprived inattentiveness and has to be pulled out from school to get proper treatment for his physical ailments. All for One even goes in graphic detail what would happen to Izuku's body had Izuku not allowed himself to get treatment. All for which could have been avoided had Izuku took care of himself better.
** While working within the system can be tedious and might not always achieve results, it will actually cause things to change more easily than attacking the system from the outside. When Shiragaki attempts to go on his anti-society spiels, Izuku shuts him down by asking if Shiragaki ever voted or tried participating in civil government. Izuku points out how Shiragaki and All for One's methods of terrorism has ultimately achieved little despite 200 years of trying. Despite the League of Villains' attacks on Yuuei, Inko Midoriya's lawsuit over Yuuei's criminal neglect and medical malpractice is what brings the titan to its knees. While the newspaper the Heroes' Mirror was ineffective in their attempts to expose Endeavor's crimes and abuses, it was through them that Izuku unintentionally brings down the government and the pro-hero system. Through his completely legal article detailing on the government's 2 centuries of abuse of power revealing that the quirk laws and the pro-hero system are technically illegal, unconstitutional and were not ratified through proper legislative process. In six months Izuku achieved what All for One was attempting for 200 years.
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'''Izuku:''' Well, after years of Bakugou and his friends, I’m relatively good at judging which limbs I can live without.
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'''Izuku:''' Well, after years of Bakugou and his friends, I’m I’m relatively good at judging which limbs I can live without.
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A sequel entitled ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/33171982/chapters/82355737 Woes of a Cryptid]]'' was published in August of 2021, but [[DeadFic hasn't updated since December 6th of the same year]].
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A sequel entitled ''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/33171982/chapters/82355737 Woes of a Cryptid]]'' was published in August of 2021, but [[DeadFic hasn't updated since December 6th revived after two years of inactivity in December, 2023 with the intention of finishing by the end of the same year]].
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