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class1akids · 2 months

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We bonded over

my quirk doomsday theory,

Let me show my love

and build a nomu army!

BNHA Valentines

Villain Valentines

#bnha valentines #villain valentines #dr ujiko #afo

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mymhameme · 1 year

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The doctor is very impressed with Kai's ability to configure material both organic and not. This has led to the experiments with the nomu, previously just a twisted fantasy, to become possible. Garaki quickly secured the boy as his personal assistant.

Their big goal is to create a nomu that can talk and think and obey which is something they haven't been able to do as of yet. With Kai's quirk, Garaki is certain he'll make AFO's wishes come true as well as prove his doomsday theory to the world.

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greenhappyseed · 5 months

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First AFO reanimated Oboro’s corpse as a talking, thinking Nomu…then AFO rebuilt Toya’s missing pieces with regenerative tissue…and it all led to Garaki reviving a headless AFO.

#bnha spoilers #mha spoilers #bnha 408 #mha 408 #AFO #all for one #dr garaki #dr Ujiko #oboro shirakumo #toya todoroki

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fluffykitteninabox · 1 year

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Somewhere in the Between - Chapter 1 - admirari - 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia [Archive of Our Own]

YOU!

stop whatever it is you're doing right now and go read this masterpiece!!

it was written by this lovely genius: admirari

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mindlesslyselfindulgence · 1 year

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A comic I did to a hilarious tweet from @ovo-crow Follow them. They're funny.

#ovo-crow #AFO #all for one #dr ujiko

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secretgaygenttomura · 1 year

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You all get this first cuz its easier to tag here

#my hero academia #fanart #digital art #all for one mha #garaki kyuudai #kyuudai garaki #dr ujiko #all for one fanart #all for one #nomu

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x-kiwi-03 · 1 year

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‼️BNHA MANGA SPOILERS ‼️

Kurogiri only answers to his masters, right? Well, like always, I have a theory/au that includes Kai!

So, Kai was raised in one of Afo's orphanages, we've established this, but (in this theory/au) it was the same orphanage or hospital that Kurogiri was created. Afo and Ujiko were feeling a bit lazy, and Kai was the smartest kid there and good at helping the other kids learn their reading and writing, so they decided to have Kai teach Kurogiri reading, writing, shapes (hence the panle with Kurogiri and Afo with the toy blocks on the ground), and what not. So, that would make Kai Kurogiri's master/sensei, so Kai would be able to order him around same as Afo and Tomura.

This au/theory can just float around or someone can run with it (just tag me in a post bc I wanna see👀)

#bnha #mha #kai chisaki #overhaul #chisaki kai #bnha spoilers #afo #mha spoilers #all for one #ujiko #dr ujiko #kurogiri is shirakumo #kurogiri #oboro shirakumo

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flaminghelldancer · 2 years

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Bnha manga thoughts 4

Manga spoilers up to chapter 350! Also some from Vigilantes.

This is about Touya's accident and the aftermath.

First of all, it's possible that it wasn't an accident. We know that AfO has a quirk that forces quirk activation and there's also the bees that made "instant villians" so it may have been provoked. He may have wanted to give him a scare like with Tenko so he'll leave his house and go with him but neither him or the doctor knew it'll damage him that much.

Then to those 3 years. These are my theories on how the doctor could have messed with Touya's mind from most to less likely in my opinion:

As shown on Vigilantes, Trigger has some side effects on its users that remain for a while after the quirk enhancement is over. It also shows that the physical changes can be permanent, but what if the phychological side effects could be permanent too? My idea is that it was used on him to help him fully recover his quirk but that prolonged exposition made his emotions and thoughts more extreme than they already were and essentialy got him stuck in a mania state.

The doctor erased or modified some of his memories to sharpe Touya's narrative as he wanted. He didn't expect even with that he would want to go back.

The doctor directly messed with the production of chemicals on his brain, augmenting or decreasing the quantity. He could have done this with meds he has access to from being an actual doctor... Talk about malpractice.

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miaicefyre · 2 years

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Hardware? Come on, people aren’t computer programs

Oh, so your the one who came up with that

Aaand when was that?

Does he not know about that?

#my hero academia #dr ujiko #tomura shigaraki

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helga-grinduil · 2 years

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diversity win! the evil mad scientist who conducts unethical human experimentations and kidnaps children is bisexual and is in love with his supervillain partner!

#(not a joke)#bnha #bnha spoilers #bnha 364 #afo #dr. ujiko #kyudai garaki

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class1akids · 1 year

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Ep 118 promo sketch by Shun Shibata

#bnha ep 118 #art by animation team #shun shibata #bnha promo sketches #present mic #dr ujiko #yamada hizashi

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mymhameme · 1 year

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It's the only hair he's GOT, Tomura!

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greenhappyseed · 2 years

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Hi, I hope you're having a nice day.

I'm curious about the Singularity. I wonder if it will be solved or if the characters will ignore it. It seems relevant in the wellbeing of the future generations.

If New Order still exists, I think it could serve as a solution since it can do anything, apparently. My idea is that the quirks cease to exist but I'm not sure if it's a good one. Like, the pros and contras for the story and its themes, the characters' arcs.

I would like to know your thoughts on this. If you have blogs talking about things related, I would like to read them too.

And I have another questions:

Do you think both AFO quirk and OFA will dessappear?

Is Shigaraki's adaptation to AFO artificial?

Hi @alchemist-fantasy! I hope you’re having a good day too. Sorry for taking a bit to answer your ask; you had tough q’s and I want to make sure I answer as best I can!

1. Will the Singularity be solved?

I think the Quirk Singularity will be addressed, but not solved or cured. Figuring out how society should handle the Singularity is an enormous global threat, much like climate change is for us. Unless there’s a big magical event that strips all quirks from the DNA of every human (and animal!) on the planet, the world will need to plan for the Singularity. I don’t think even New Order could do that because of the touch + say its name activation requirements.

I also don’t think Horikoshi will go for the magic option because another solution — collective action that reaches deep for the humanity within a superhuman — is much more aligned with the themes of the manga. In other words, MHA currently has a society that suppresses quirks and doesn’t teach people how to control them or live with them (oh, and society unleashes superpowered “heroes” on anyone who uses their quirk in public for any purpose, accidental or not). Vigilantes goes into this in more detail, as does Team Up Missions Ch. 1, where a man’s quirk built up poison gas in his body and he didn’t know how to regulate it or release it safely (and he got arrested for, uh, leaking in public).

But what if society collectively invested in letting people use their quirks for the purpose of learning their limits? So they could control those quirks? What if Dr. Ujiko is wrong, and the secret to stopping the Singularity isn’t upgrading the “hardware” at all? What if school taught unbelievably powerful kids how to regulate their emotions, use their quirks safely, and take care of the people around them? What if quirk counseling and safety resources were available to everyone, even adults, so there’s no risk of falling through the cracks?

This is the lesson of Eri, of course, but it’s also present in this final battle with Shigaraki. If the heroes can demonstrate that saving Tenko is the key to helping Shigaraki control the strongest body in the world — a body that can withstand the Singularity; a body that can shapeshift to meet fleeting desires for violence — doesn’t that prove emotional regulation is the key to keeping humans in control of quirks?

I’m guessing the series will likely end with the characters and governments working together on a plan to modernize and adapt society to the looming challenge of the Singularity.

2. Does New Order still exist?

No, I’m pretty certain it’s gone. Not only did Star herself say this, but it would be weird for New Order, which was never mentioned before Star, to suddenly roar to life and save the day. As you pointed out, New Order could be used to do ANYTHING, which I personally find narratively unsatisfying compared to themes that have been built up over 360+ chapters.

I think New Order is more likely a clue for how to defeat AFO — that is, we already knew quirk factors could be fatigued, but Star proved that quirk factors can deal damage to other quirk factors AND can be extinguished. AFO cannot get rid of quirks; he can only take from someone or bestow to someone. Otherwise he relies on the power of his quirk to keep the vestiges within it under his control. I think AFO eating the rebellious vestige in Ch. 356 might be an example of this control (or else it’s him learning to break a basic rule of his own quirk, which surely has some other downside?).

3. Will AFO and/or OFA disappear?

I suspect AFO and OFA will disappear if the story needs them to. Not to be cynical, but if there’s a sequel or second spin-off heading our way, Horikoshi has laid the groundwork for more copies of AFO to be hanging around out there. And where there’s AFO, well….

That said, I have a sneaking suspicion that Tenko will hold OFA, at least for some period of time. Aside from the “ten” in “Tenko,” he has a body that can hold a post-Singularity quirk…which is what OFA is now. Tenko is the only quirked person capable of holding OFA. Otherwise it has to be someone quirkless, and the next generation (1) isn’t likely to have many quirkless people; and (2) the quirkless people that ARE born would break their bones worse than Izuku if they tried to wield OFA.

4. Is Shigaraki’s adaptation to AFO artificial?

Sort of. Shigaraki underwent a physical “remodeling” procedure that was four months of “hellish agony” in order to have a body strong enough to hold the AFO quirk and its stockpile of stolen quirks. Then he had the AFO quirk itself implanted, which involved some way of ingesting foreign DNA/cells. After all, AFO couldn’t pluck a hair from his head and say, “EAT THIS!”

But is that remodeling procedure “artificial”? Maybe it is in the same way that any transplant, implant, body modification, or cosmetic surgery is superficially “artificial” because someone’s body wasn’t “born that way.” However, it’s not “artificial” in the sense that these procedures can heal people or affirm who someone truly is. (I’m trying to be super clear here that I don’t agree with or condone TERF nonsense.) I think there’s some in-universe truth to the “healing” power of the procedure for Shigaraki too. He thought he needed more physical power to live out his dream of destruction. Think about how he is smiling, serene and gleeful, in the moments after he awakens in the war. Shigaraki believed his family was holding him back, rejecting who he truly was, and with his new body he was free.

Until AFO takes over, Shigaraki is confused; he thought he’d feel “satisfied” upon waking up reborn with the AFO quirk. He doesn’t understand why he has such a strong desire for OFA, or why his body turns out to have some vulnerabilities. Shigaraki is chasing the feeling of freedom, like he can take on the world with nothing to stop him, and his choice to change his body is an inherent part of that.