How do Pro Heroes feel about being included in Deku fanfiction?

The reactions of pro heroes to Deku fanfiction could vary greatly. Pro heroes who are more outgoing and friendly, like Mirio, might actively seek out Deku fanfiction just for fun. He could be the type to laugh out loud at the creative and sometimes wacky ideas in the fanfiction. However, more serious pro heroes, such as Aizawa, might initially be skeptical about the whole concept of fanfiction. But if the fanfiction has some deep insights into Deku's character and his journey, Aizawa might start to respect it more.

Todoroki would be rather indifferent on the surface. He'd read it with his usual calm expression. But if the fanfiction delved into Deku's relationships with his friends, Todoroki might start to think more about his own friendships. If there was a part where Deku helped someone in a really selfless way, Todoroki might respect that and see it as something to strive for in his own actions.

One possibility could be a story where the female villain is initially drawn to Deku's underdog status. She might secretly admire his determination to become a hero despite being quirkless at first. In this fanfiction, she could start observing Deku from afar, analyzing his every move and decision during battles or in school. This could lead to an interesting dynamic where she is conflicted between her villainous nature and her new - found admiration for Deku.

Well, it varies. Some people are quite open about it. They see it as a part of their childhood experience, whether good or bad. They may share it to illustrate how they were raised or to compare different parenting styles. But others might be more hesitant. Maybe they had a really bad experience with spanking and don't want to relive it by sharing.

The theme of the underdog and the idol is also common. Izuku is the underdog, and the female pro hero is someone he looks up to. Their relationship then blurs the line between admiration and love. For example, if it's with Mirko, Izuku admires her brash and fearless fighting style. As they interact more, their relationship can change from that of a fan - idol dynamic to a romantic one. There can also be a theme of sacrifice, where either Izuku or the female pro hero is willing to sacrifice for the other in a dangerous situation.

I'm not sure if there is such a specific fanfiction. Fanfiction can cover a wide range of themes, but this one seems rather unorthodox in the context of the original My Hero Academia story. It might exist in some corners of the fanfiction community, but it's not a common or widely - known concept within the mainstream fan base.

Well, it varies. Some teens might be extremely ashamed and try to hide it as much as possible. They may feel like they've lost a part of their growing - up status. However, others may be more accepting if they understand it's for a medical or necessary reason. They might still feel a bit odd about it, but they can cope better. For example, if they have a good support system at home or among friends who are understanding about their situation.

Pro - life beliefs often lead to policies that restrict or ban abortion. They push for laws that protect the fetus as a person under the law. Pro - choice ideas, on the other hand, result in policies that support a woman's right to access safe and legal abortion services. For example, in some places, pro - choice advocates have fought for laws that ensure access to abortion clinics and protect a woman's privacy during the process.

In some fanfictions, Deku could be kidnapped by a group of anti - hero protesters who think his rapid rise to power is a threat. His journey in captivity could involve him trying to convince them of his good intentions.

They could also feel pressured. If they know she only dates their type, they might worry about living up to her expectations all the time.