History Fanfic / IzukuTheReincarnatedChef

* FantasticNamingConvention: Pat's race of sentient robots naming tradition is to have the father stick a finger in a power outlet, and whatever the mother gleans from the garbled nonsense they spit becomes the name of their child. Pat's full name is Patreclus Ne'Habir Lan-Sharook-Me Sharafarafarafaraghast-Noytra-Urulu Mestef Mario Rossi-Negeverh-ta. Their tradition also demands they say their full name at least one to every new person they meet.

* ClicheStorm: Invoked. The worlds visited during sorties are intentionally as cliché as possible, such as overly complex systems in the Wuxia world, ridiculously haughty elves in the medieval world, excessively long and flashy transformation sequences in the MagicalGirl world, and hilariously evil/petty villains in all.

** ''Franchise/Persona''

* {{Polyamory}}: [[spoiler:The omake set in the ''Dragon Ball'' universe reveals that at some point, Momo, Ochako, Rumi and Nejire agreed to share Izuku. The omake set in the ''Harry Potter'' universe shows that Nejire loves flaunting this fact]].

** ''WesternAnimation/HighGuardianSpice''

* IfItsYouItsOkay: Snapdragon is a straight boy, but develops a crush on the male Izuku due to him encouraging his feminine interest without also saying he must become a girl.

** Against ''WesternAnimation/HighGuardianSpice'' in general, with the series being called derivative and the characters unsympathetic. For a more specific example, the Snapdragon storyline is criticized as saying that a man can't just like feminine things.
** There is also one during the Magical Girl Arc against the excessive cliches from that genre present in the setting, with Ochaco taking jabs at the stupid dances, long-winded speeches, gaudy outfits and magical powers, and finally the brainless characters.

** While on a sortie, Izuku asks Nejire if she would have a problem if does some vigilantism. She responds that another dimension is outside her jurisdiction and she can't legally stop him.

* LoopholeAbuse: In the past, there was an incident where a heroine accidentally stripped the villain she was fighting. Her avoiding being sued created a precedent Whitey takes full advantage of to strip troublemakers and get away with it in the present story.

* SideBet: When Izuku challenges the finest chefs of Inoshiki University, there is a large betting pool on the outcome. Winners include Aizawa and Midnight on the teachers' side and Class 1-A's girls on the students' side. Present Mic lost a lot of money on his bet.

** Momo, Ochako and Rumi all develop big appetites to Lunch Rush's shock as now ''four'' of UA's students need to be fed large meals which ''he'' must cook.

* BreakTheHaughty: Any assholes that tries to mess with Izuku tend to have their prides shattered:
** All troublemakers dealt by Whitey are stripped as an example to others.

** A HPSC official with an over-inflated sense of self-importance demands entry into Izuku's restaurant in spite of clear signs it's closed causes a confrontation with Blackie that escalates into him, his Hero goons, and several other Heroes being humiliated on social media due to how easily Blackie beats them all. To add insult to injury, they are clearly at fault for the escalation and trying to pin anything on Blackie anyway will draw even more attention to their humiliation.

** Desire to see him ruined, also usually motivated by FantasticRacism.

* FantasticRacism: Many people don't like and even hate Izuku purely because he is Quirkless. This includes Re-Destro, and he comes off as being one of the more reasonable ones in spite of a murder attempt against Izuku since he is able to have a civil debate with him and leaves believing that even Quirkless can be Liberated, even returning to Izuku's restaurant to enjoy his cooking. There are others that are more hateful and vitriolic in their dislike of Izuku, with Mineta saying Izuku does not deserve Momo because he is Quirkless and Izuku's rival chefs cannot stand that he is better even though he is Quirkless.

** Subverted with Whitey. In his opinion, ANY troublemaker that harasses Izuku will be stripped as an example to others. During the cook-off at the academy, the girls call him a monster, with Whitey responding back with this gem of a retort.
---> '''Whitey''': You're 'respect wahmen' shall be used to wipe this unit's backside.
** In America, Izuku tells Stars and Stripes that the whole "badass woman that needs no help" trope died out in the 2100's because people realized that gender divisions were completely arbitrary and helped no-one in the long run.

* HoistByHisOwnPetard: The efforts of other chefs to destroy Izuku's restaurant not only fails, but backfires by making Izuku's restaurant more famous:

* LoopholeAbuse: In the past, there was an incident where a heroine accidentally stripped the villain she was fighting. Her avoiding being sued created a precedent Whitey takes full advantage off to strip troublemakers and get away with it in the present story.

* NotQuiteTheRightThing: [[spoiler:Nejire's solution to solve the love drama with her, Rumi and Ochako pining for Izuku who already has Momo as a girlfriend is for them to share Izuku in a polycule. Too bad her way of setting it up involved going behind the others' backs, which got the other mad at her. They do admit that the polycule idea itself is an acceptable solution for their drama, and the problem was that Nejire's execution was just plain bad and forgive her eventually]].

** When Mineta gets upset after hearing Izuku and Momo get together, he demands to have sex with Momo to prove he's the better man, which prompts Momo to give Mineta a brutal strike so hard he leaves an imprint of himself in the concrete floor and bleeds from the head where Momo struck him with a table. It gets [[DeconstructedTrope deconstructed a little]] since under normal circumstances, that was excessive force in self-defence and the only reason the UA faculty lets it slide is because Mineta has a significant string of acts of sexual harassment that they were ignoring in the hope the situation fixes itself only to discover it won't and the demand for sex was the latest act of depravity from him.

** Rumi being asked for a kiss in exchange for directions proves to be the last straw for her and she demands Whitey strips the perpetrator as punishment because she's sick and tired of being people perving over her.

** Anton Ego breaks down why Chefs like Matoi and Samui hate Izuku: pure '''envy'''. He describes pro-heroes with a talent for cooking as some of their greatest enemies because they can use their fame as heroes to draw customers, something Matoi cannot do. Because of that, Matoi sees these pro-hero chefs getting successful with no effort, or as Anton puts in, no effort from the eyes of ''Matoi'' and his friends. But Izuku? He's Quirkless and not a hero. Anton theorizes that they can't excuse his successes as lucking it out with a Quirk or leveraging his fanbase. When they compare themselves to Izuku, they can't hide the source of their inferiority behind plausible but ultimately empty lies. Matoi only being able to [[BigShutUp yell "shut up!"]] in response proves Anton right.

* RidiculouslyPotentExplosive: Seen in the medieval fantasy world. [[spoiler: It turns out that the eggs a dragon lays are this. With the exception of the last one, all of the eggs are spheres of compressed fire magic. A spherical egg a meter across is potent enough to obliterate an empire's capitol city]].

** Nejire falls in love with Izuku because he gave her a metaphorical shoulder to cry on over her failed relationship with Mirio and supported her through a particularly bad post-break up patch.

* SideBet: When Izuku challenges the finest chefs of Inoshiki University, there is a large betting pool on the outcome. Winners includes Aizawa and Midnight on the teachers' side and Class 1-A's girls on the students' side. Present Mic lost a lot of money on his bet.

* TaughtByExperience: By the Chapter 30 omake, Izuku and co has wised up to the fact that no matter what, the female natives of the world will go nuts over his cooking and they pre-emptively run for it before the chase can start.

*** While in the world of ''VideoGame/Cyberpunk2077'', Rumi remarks that in spite of the high crime-rate, things went relatively well. The next day, Rumi curses herself for jinxing things when she and Izuku come under heavy attack from people after Izuku for his abilities.
** In Chapter 29, one entitled woman has her ego crushed upon seeing so many prestigious attend Izuku's restaurant and thinks it can't worse. The universe immediately responds by having Stars and Stripes arrive at that exact moment to attend the restaurant.
* TheirFirstTime: [[spoiler:Momo and Izuku do the deed in Chapter 16 after seeing her love-rivals refusing to back down and being blatant about their desire to get with Izuku]].

** When Nejire rants to Izuku about her frustrations with Mirio, she gives far too much details about their attempted first time in spite of Izuku's repeated statements that he didn't need to know those things.

* TruceZone: The Green Cloud Restaurant is frequented by Heroes, Vigilantes and even Villains at the same time where they all don't fight and just enjoy the food, though only the Heroes can be open about the fact they're Heroes. One omake later reveals that it's not just the mortals who put their moral differences aside, but the deities too.

* AdaptationalGenderIdentity: In her home series, Snapdragon is a gay transgender female, part of her character arc being her dealing with TransTribulations. Here, as part of the AuthorTract on ''High Guardian Spice'', Snapdragon is a straight cisgender male InTouchWithHisFeminineSide being ''gaslit'' into thinking he's trans.

* AuthorTract: The omake focused on ''WesternAnimation/HighGuardianSpice'' is largely used by [=JoySeeker101=] to air their disdain for the series. The world itself feels "wrong" to Izuku, the female students try to hunt him down and keep him because he's "the only decent guy that doesn't suffer from Toxic Masculinity", everyone aside from Snapdragon is treated as insane, etc. Snapdragon is the only character [=JoySeeker101=] actually likes, but its with the caveat of having them be depicted as a straight cisgender man being {{gasli|ghting}}t into thinking he was transgender , stating they "[[https://archiveofourown.org/comments/497115964 could not stand watching the poor guy used for some cheap "representation".]]"

* AuthorTract: The omake focused on ''WesternAnimation/HighGuardianSpice'' is largely used by [=JoySeeker101=] to air their disdain for the series. The world itself feels "wrong" to Izuku, the female students try to hunt him down and keep him because he's "the only decent guy that doesn't suffer from Toxic Masculinity", everyone aside from Snapdragon is treated as insane, etc. Snapdragon is the only character [=JoySeeker101=] actually likes, but its with the caveat of have them be depicted as a straight cisgender man being {{gasli|ghting}}t into thinking he was transgender , stating they "[[https://archiveofourown.org/comments/497115964 could not stand watching the poor guy used for some cheap "representation".]]"

* AuthorTract: The omake focused on ''WesternAnimation/HighGuardianSpice'' is largely used by [=JoySeeker101=] to air their disdain for the series. The world itself feels "wrong" to Izuku, the female students try to hunt him down and keep him because he's "the only decent guy that doesn't suffer from Toxic Masculinity" everyone aside from Snapdragon is treated as insane, etc. Snapdragon is the only character [=JoySeeker101=] actually likes, but its with the caveat of have them be depicted as a straight cisgender man being {{gasli|ghting}}t into thinking he was transgender , stating they "[[https://archiveofourown.org/comments/497115964 could not stand watching the poor guy used for some cheap "representation".]]"

* ''VideoGame/LiesOfP''

* ClicheStorm: Invoked. The worlds visited during sorties are intentionally as cliché as possible, such as overly complex systems in the Wuxia world, ridiculously haughty elves in the medieval world, excessively long and flashy transformation sequences in the MagicalGirl world, and hilariously evil/petty villains in both.

* GenreSavvy: By the Chapter 30 omake, Izuku and co has wised up to the fact that no matter what, the female natives of the world will go nuts over his cooking and they pre-emptively run for it before the chase can start.