History NightmareFuel / HeroClassCivilWarfare

* We see that as a villain, Midoriya would be terrifying. That fact that he is very good at analysis and figuring out the best way to use the information works for him very well. There's a reason why the blurb states he's showing people they should be glad he didn't go the villain route.
** It is all too easy to imagine this as a real-life event rather than a school exercise at some points. A hero team led by an abrasive self-important icon is confronted by a villain who knows their leader inside and out. This villain has no problem leaving a trail of bodies and broken buildings in his wake, and his blitzkrieg of crime runs an ever-dwindling team of heroes ragged through failure after failure as superior planning, equipment, training, and teamwork propel his criminal empire to total domination.
* The first scene at the bank, described as chaos with broken or faintly struggling civilian bot bodies. It's too easy to imagine the robotic civilians replaced with dead or dying people.

* In one of his actions, Shoji quickly takes out a dozen "security guards" with his multiple hands by either crushing their skulls or just ripping their heads off. Remember that the big guy has canonically the strength to do so.
* Monoma copies Setsuna's Quirk and rips off his broken arms to regrow them. And before that, he had chopped off the tip of his pinky finger. The former moment causes Present Mic, who is monitoring the exercise along with the other teachers, to ''throw up''.

* Extortion uses her Quirk to garrote a robot and then she, Lift (Yanagi), and Drug Runner (Mina) melt the body and Extortion's hands in acid. Extortion is visibly disturbed by the whole ordeal, like she killed a human being.

* Powerhouse attacks Kingpin in a storage room and just when things seem to calm down, and they start talking things out, Powerhouse flips out (he thinks Kingpin is making him talk about his past bullying while the teachers are monitoring them, so to have him expelled) and attacks even more ferociously than before, trying to maim Kingpin seriously. Even worse, the storage room contains crates filled with vials of Powerhouse's sweat. Even Kingpin shooting him with one of the paint guns (and thus eliminating Powerhouse from the game) doesn't stop him, and it takes Ectoplasm knocking Powerhouse out and physically removing him from the area to stop him. [[WordOfGod The author]] said right that moment Kingpin is so terrified he's basically regressing to the times he was bullied in middle school.
* During the FinalBattle, the villains go as far as using methods that put some of their own in danger, prioritizing the results over the well-being of their comrades. They crash an helicopter (a model made life-size with Kodai's quirk) next to the cells where some of them are imprisoned to free them, and shortly later Temperance covers a downed Kendou with fake blood only to provoke and distract Tokoyami and let Prism narcotize him, just in time before a furious Dark Shadow attacks Animal. It would have taken little for some people to be seriously injured.
* In general, the Villains side of the exercise increasingly slipping into a truly villainous mindset. Their attacks and methods get increasingly brutal and twisted, and they are often even gleeful about them. They are definitely winning, eliminating almost half the heroes over the first 24 hours, yet they are rabidly furious for a few losses on their side. A few, like Extortion and Crudade, seem to still realize they are going too far but for most of them, it feels like watching one of those social experiments going ''very'' bad. Even their Nezu expresses worry that the villain mindset is becoming so ingrained in them it may ultimately become their undoing, because they're forgetting to think like heroes and therefore understand their opponents. Even if they ultimately win, it's clear it's taken a toll on all of them that will take at least some time to heal.

* During the FinalBattle, the villains go as far as using methods that put some of their own in danger, prioritizing the results over the well-being of their comrades. They crash an helicopter (a model made life-size with Kodai's quirk) next to the cells were some of them are imprisoned to free them, and shortly later Temperance covers a downed Kendou with fake blood only to provoke and distract Tokoyami and let Prism narcotize him, just in time before a furious Dark Shadow attack Animal. It would have taken little for some people to be seriously injured.

* In general, the Villains side of the exercise increasingly slipping into a truly villainous mindset. Their attacks and methods get increasingly brutal and twisted and they are often even gleeful about them. They are definitely winning, eliminating almost half the heroes over the first 24 hours, yet they are rabidly furious for a few losses on their side. A few, like Extortion and Crudade, seem to still realize they are going too far but for most of them, it feels like watching one of those social experiments going ''very'' bad. Even their Nezu expresses worry that the villain mindset is becoming so ingrained in them it may ultimately become their undoing, because they're forgetting to think like heroes and therefore understand their opponents.

* Powerhouse attacks Kingpin in a storage room and just when things seem to calm down, and they start talking things out, Powerhouse flips out (he thinks Kingpin is making him talk about his past bullying while the teachers are monitoring them, so to have him expelled) and attacks even more ferociously than before, trying to maim Kingpin seriously. Even worse, the storage room contains crates filled with vials of Powerhouse's sweat. Even Kingpin shooting him with one of the paint guns (and thus eliminating Powerhouse from the game) doesn't stop him, and it takes Ectoplasm knocking Powerhouse out and physically removing him from the area to stop him. [[WordOfGod The author]] said right that moment Kingpin is so terrified he's basically regressing to the Times he was bullied in middle school.

* Powerhouse attacks Kingpin in a storage room and just when things seem to calm down, and they start talking things out, Powerhouse flips out (he thinks Kingpin is making him talk about his past bullying while the teachers are monitoring them, so to have him expelled) and attacks even more ferociously than before, trying to maim Kingpin seriously. Even worse, the storage room contains crates filled with vials of Powerhouse's sweat. Even Kingpin shooting him with one of the paint guns (and thus eliminating Powerhouse from the game) doesn't stop him, and it takes Ectoplasm knocking Powerhouse out and physically removing him from the area to stop him.
* In general, the Villains side of the exercise increasingly slipping into a truly villainous mindset. Their attacks and methods get increasingly brutal and twisted and they are often even gleeful about them. They are definitely winning, eliminating almost half the heroes over the first 24 hours, yet they are rabidly furious for a few losses on their side. A few, like Extortion and Crudade, seem to still realize they are going too far but for most of them, it feels like watching one of those social experiments going ''very'' bad. Even their Nezu expresses worry that the villain mindset is becoming so ingrained in them it may ultimately become their undoing.

* In general, the Villains side of the exercise increasingly going into a truly villainous mindset, with disturbing hints of a mass SanitySlippage. Their attacks and methods get increasingly brutal and twisted and they are often even gleeful about them. They are definitely winning, eliminating almost half the heroes over the first 24 hours, yet they are rabidly furious for a few losses on their side. The "deaths" of Con Man and Powerhouse are causing their leader, Kingpin, to become unstable. A few, like Extortion and Crudade, seem to still realize they are going too far but for most of them, it feels like watching one of those social experiments going ''very'' bad. Their Nezu expresses worry that the villain mindset is becoming so ingrained in them, they may become unable of even understand the Heroes

* Extortion uses her Quirk to garrote a robot then she, Lift (Yanagi), and Drug Runner (Mina) melt the body and Extortion's hands in acid.
* The villain team drugs Momo, Awase, and Fukidashi and has Con Man brainwash them into building them an underground bunker before executing the three.
* Powerhouse attacks Kingpin in a storage room and just when things seem to calm down, and they start talking things out, Powerhouse flips and attacks even more ferociously than before, trying to maim Kingpin seriously. Even worse, the storage room contains crates filled with vials of Powerhouse's sweat. Even Kingpin shooting him with one of the paint guns (and thus eliminating Powerhouse from the game) doesn't stop him, and it takes Ectoplasm knocking Powerhouse out and physically removing him from the area to stop him.

* We see that as a villain, Midoriya would be absolutely terrifying. That fact that he is very good at analysis and figuring out the best way to use the information works for him very well. There's a reason why the blurb states he's showing people they should be glad he didn't go the villain route.
** It is all too easy to imagine this as a real life event rather than a school exercise at some points. A hero team led by an abrasive self-important icon is confronted by a villain who knows their leader inside and out. This villain has no problem leaving a trail of bodies and broken buildings in his wake and his blitzkrieg of crime runs an ever-dwindling team of heroes ragged through failure after failure as superior planning, equipment, training, and teamwork propels his criminal empire to total domination.
* The first scene at the bank, where it is described as chaos with broken or faintly struggling civilbot bodies. It's too easy to imagine the robotic civilians being replaced with dead or dying people.

* Tsuyu's "death" in the sewers. After being split from her group she encounters [[CastingAShadow Kuroiro]], who promptly uses his Quirk to erase all the light around him and sends forward the shadows in the shape of grasping hands. The sight of it gives her flashbacks to when where [[MakeThemRot Tomura]] nearly grabbed her, causing her to blunder into a paint bomb as she flees in panic. Her teammates only find out she's gone when they happen across the note she scrawled in the paint, which looks eerily like [[CouldntFindAPen blood]].
** Earlier in the sewers, Tokoyami keeps the Heroes on edge by constantly sending Dark Shadow back and forth, all while it laughs maniacally. It's one of the moments where you wonder whether the Villains are playing their part really well, or [[EvilFeelsGood they are enjoying it too much]].

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* Powerhouse attacks Kingpin in a storage room and just when things seem to calm down and they start talking things out, Powerhouse flips and attacks even more ferociously than before, trying to seriously maim Kingpin. Even worse, the storage room is filled with crates containing vials of Powerhouse's sweat. Even Kingpin shooting him with one of the paint guns (and thus eliminating Powerhouse from the game) doesn't stop him and it takes Ectoplasm knocking Powerhouse out and physically removing him from the area to stop him.

* The villain team drugs Momo, Awase, and Fukidashi and has Con Man brainwash them into building them an underground bunker before executing the three.

* In one of his actions, Shoji quickly takes out a dozen "security guards" with his multiple hands by either crushing their skulls or just ripping their heads off. Remember that the big guy has canonically the strenght to do so.
* Monoma copies Setsuna's quirk and rips off his broken arms to regrow them. And before that, he had chopped off the tip of his pinky finger. The former moment causes Present Mic, who is monitoring the exercise along with the other teachers, to ''throw up''.

* Monoma copies Setsuna's quirk and rips off his arms. And before that, he had chopped off the tip of his pinky finger.

* Tsuyu's "death" in the sewers. After being split from her group she encounters [[CastingAShadow Kuroiro]], who promptly uses his Quirk to erase all the light around him and sends forward the shadows in the shape of grasping hands. The sight of it gives her flashbacks to when where [[ToucOfDeath Tomura she triggers a trap with a paint bomb. She leaves a message using the paint. Which is red, which can give the impression it was written in blood.

* Tsuyu's "death" in the sewers where she triggers a trap with a paint bomb. She leaves a message using the paint. Which is red, which can give the impression it was written in blood.

* We see that as a villain, Midoriya would be absolutely terrifying. That fact that he is very good at analysis and figuring out the bets way to use the information works for him very well. There's a reason why the blurb states he's showing people they should be glad he didn't go the villain route.

* Tsuyu's "death" in the sewers where she triggers a trap with a paint bomb. She leaves a message using the paint. Which is red, which can give the impression it was written in blood.

* Midoriya blows up a bank. Cheerfully.

* The first scene at the bank, where it is described as chaos with broken or faintly struggling civilbot bodies. It's too easy to imagine the robotic civilians being replaced with dead or dying people.

* We see that as a villain, Midoriya would be absolutely terrifying. That fact that he is very good at analysis and figuring out the bets way to use the information works for him very well. There's a reason why the blurb states he's showing people they should be glad he didn't go the villain route.