What is 'thicker than blood my hero academia fanfiction' about?

I don't know for sure as I haven't read it. But it could be the main characters from the My Hero Academia series like Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, or Ochaco Uraraka. Maybe it focuses on a lesser - known character and their relationship with a more prominent one.

The plot of 'A Guide Thicker Than Blood' manhwa is full of twists and turns. It follows the journey of the main characters as they uncover hidden truths and face various challenges that test their relationships and beliefs. There's a lot of depth and emotion to it.

One of the key themes could be the struggle between good and evil, much like in the original My Hero Academia. In fanfiction, 'Blood and Water' might represent different loyalties or lineages within the story. It could also explore themes of friendship and rivalry, as characters with different 'blood' (heritage or power origins) and 'water' (perhaps emotions or a fluid, changing nature) interact.

It could be about a hero in the My Hero Academia universe who is disappearing for various reasons, like perhaps a quirk malfunction, a secret mission that requires them to go incognito, or they might be under some sort of threat that is causing them to vanish from the public eye.

In a 'thicker than blood naruto fanfic', a theme could be redemption. Maybe a character who has made mistakes is redeemed through the strong bond with another character. It's like their connection is so powerful that it overcomes the character's past wrongdoings. Also, the theme of perseverance in the face of adversity because of a strong bond could be present. For example, two characters support each other through tough times in the Naruto universe because their relationship is so deep.

Since the term 'hentai' makes this a non - suitable topic, let's just consider the 'My Academia Hero' aspect. Fanfiction related to it might involve creating new powers for the heroes, imagining crossovers with other fictional worlds, or delving deeper into the backstories of the characters. Writers often use fanfiction as a way to expand on the existing lore in ways that the original work might not have done.

It depends on personal preference. Some people think the manga is better because it allows for more imagination and detail in the visuals. Others prefer the anime for its animation and voice acting.

Depends on personal preference. Some like the manga for its original story and art style, while others prefer the anime for its animation and voice acting.

One common element is betrayal within the family. Like in many stories, a family member turns on another for some strange or dark reason, often related to power or a wrong belief. Another is the misuse of the idea of family loyalty. Instead of protecting, a family member uses it as an excuse to harm. Also, there's often a sense of isolation. The victim is usually trapped in a situation where they can't easily get help from outside the family, like being locked in a family house or basement.

One common theme is redemption. Characters often go back in time to right their past wrongs or prevent disasters. For example, they might try to stop a character from making a bad decision that led to a lot of chaos in the original timeline.