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* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Mostly hinted at initially until the Foreign Exchange arc, but its regularly demonstrated that the values held in Japan, particularly their Hero industry, are ''much'' different from the rest of the world, largely due to the HPSC actively preventing any form of systematic change in favor of using a system first established a ''hundred'' years ago for the sake of maintaining control, and only avoiding intervention from the WHA thanks to having been established long before them and abusing said fact to retain autonomy until their fall. 1-A visiting Germany calls forth some notable distinctions in particular:
** The way Heroes are ranked vastly differs between Japan and the rest of the world. In Japan, Hero rankings and payment are dependent on both public approval and cases solved, resulting in a toxic work environment in which one has to push themselves and walk over others just to maintain relevance, as even a brief sabbatical or controversial action can result in their rank plummeting. Izumi even notes that the system Japan uses is considered "archaic" by most standards, with the only other nation using it being North Korea. The rest of the world instead has Heroes categorized as multiple "classes" based on details like effectiveness or strength, with only the Top 100 Heroes having a numerical rank, the pay rate being based on what class you are, and the overall "ranking" is solely based on approval ratings and independent of everything else, meaning even a "F" Rank student could be in the Top 10. The German Heroes "Sukkubus" and "Blitz" are cited as an example, as while Sukkubus is one of the only seven "SS" ranked Heroes in the world and therefore much stronger than the "A" Rank Blitz, Blitz is the Number 1 German Hero thanks to much more consistent approval ratings and a larger presence in the public eye.
** Crime rates outside of Japan are much higher, largely due to the presence of Toshinori as "All Might" acting as a deterrent against villains. When Toshinori formally announces his retirement, Japan's crimerate skyrockets, stated to ''now'' be comparable to the rest of the worlds, but is something Japan itself is not ready for due to having grown complacent after relying on All Might, resulting in plenty of Heroes either retiring, quitting, or dying.
** Quirks in Japan are largely classed as either "Heroic" or "Villainous", with those possessing "Villainous" Quirks like Hitoshi's "Brainwashing" or Himiko's "Transform" facing societal stigma as being potential villains, a deliberate move by the HPSC to [[CreateYourOwnVillain birth new villains]] for their Heroes to fight. This distinction is not as prevalent in other nations, Quirks instead being categorized as multiple different classifications and having specialists for multiple kinds, such as Europe classifying those whose Quirks are dependent on consuming blood to function as "Vampire" Quirks, Kaina even asking Seras and Rip for assistance in helping Himiko with her Quirk and the two considering her an unofficial "Vampire".
** The way Heroes are ranked vastly differs between Japan and the rest of the world. In Japan, Hero rankings and payment are dependent on both public approval and cases solved, resulting in a toxic work environment in which one has to push themselves and walk over others just to maintain relevance, as even a brief sabbatical or controversial action can result in their rank plummeting. Izumi even notes that the system Japan uses is considered "archaic" by most standards, with the only other nation using it being North Korea. The rest of the world instead has Heroes categorized as multiple "classes" based on details like effectiveness or strength, with only the Top 100 Heroes having a numerical rank, the pay rate being based on what class you are, and the overall "ranking" is solely based on approval ratings and independent of everything else, meaning even a "F" Rank student could be in the Top 10. The German Heroes "Sukkubus" and "Blitz" are cited as an example, as while Sukkubus is one of the only seven "SS" ranked Heroes in the world and therefore much stronger than the "A" Rank Blitz, Blitz is the Number 1 German Hero thanks to much more consistent approval ratings and a larger presence in the public eye.
** Crime rates outside of Japan are much higher, largely due to the presence of Toshinori as "All Might" acting as a deterrent against villains. When Toshinori formally announces his retirement, Japan's crimerate skyrockets, stated to ''now'' be comparable to the rest of the worlds, but is something Japan itself is not ready for due to having grown complacent after relying on All Might, resulting in plenty of Heroes either retiring, quitting, or dying.
** Quirks in Japan are largely classed as either "Heroic" or "Villainous", with those possessing "Villainous" Quirks like Hitoshi's "Brainwashing" or Himiko's "Transform" facing societal stigma as being potential villains, a deliberate move by the HPSC to [[CreateYourOwnVillain birth new villains]] for their Heroes to fight. This distinction is not as prevalent in other nations, Quirks instead being categorized as multiple different classifications and having specialists for multiple kinds, such as Europe classifying those whose Quirks are dependent on consuming blood to function as "Vampire" Quirks, Kaina even asking Seras and Rip for assistance in helping Himiko with her Quirk and the two considering her an unofficial "Vampire".
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** Muscular and Moonfish's DeathByAdaptation initially seemed to be just one of ''many'' cases pertaining to the Dreadnaught Case meant to establish how prolific they were, cases that, when combined with [[spoiler:what the Dreadnaught's real job is, suggests they were long dead before then anyway.]] They're deaths become a lot more relevant however when [[spoiler:Kai Chisaki is killed in the exact same manner, and Clair makes it clear a Dreadnaught ''wasn't'' responsible for any of their deaths, but instead a Sematick is running around independent of the group, leaving messages out of their blood in a long dead language from a thought to be ''extinct'' Sematick subspecies, with Clair, Doreen, and Rody wanting to use their deployment to Japan to try and find out who it really is.]]
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** Muscular and Moonfish's DeathByAdaptation initially seemed to be just one of ''many'' cases pertaining to the Dreadnaught Case meant to establish how prolific they were, cases that, when combined with [[spoiler:what the Dreadnaught's real job is, suggests they were long dead before then anyway.]] They're Their deaths become a lot more relevant however when [[spoiler:Kai Chisaki is killed in the exact same manner, and Clair makes it clear a Dreadnaught ''wasn't'' responsible for any of their deaths, but instead a Sematick is running around independent of the group, leaving messages out of their blood in a long dead language from a thought to be ''extinct'' Sematick subspecies, with Clair, Doreen, and Rody wanting to use their deployment to Japan to try and find out who it really is.]]
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* ShoutOut: Chapter 126's training match between Class 1-A and Kleiner is a reference to ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'''s fight between Red Team and Agent Texas in ''Restoration'', down to Ochaco trying to defend herself with a traffic cone like Grif.
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** Goto Imasuji/Muscular and Moonfish are both killed following encounters with [[SparedByTheAdaptation the Water Hose duo]], both encounters having the duo nearly killed by the villain, only for a Dreadnought to appear and superheat all the water in their body, turning it into steam which then caused the villain to [[PopGoesTheHuman explode]]. [[spoiler:Their being killed by Dreadnought's means it's possible they were dead even before then, their souls devoured by a Heretic and either left one of their puppets, or made into new bodies for them.]]
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** Goto Imasuji/Muscular and Moonfish are both killed following encounters with [[SparedByTheAdaptation the Water Hose duo]], both encounters having the duo nearly killed by the villain, only for a [[spoiler:thought to be]] Dreadnought to appear and superheat all the water in their body, turning it into steam which then caused the villain to [[PopGoesTheHuman explode]]. [[spoiler:Their being killed by Dreadnought's means it's possible they were dead even before then, their souls devoured by a Heretic and either left one of their puppets, or made into new bodies for them.]]explode]].
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** Kai Chisaki/Overhaul is [[spoiler:reduced to LudicrousGibs by an unknown assailant the day after his failed attempt at recapturing Eri.]]
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** Kai Chisaki/Overhaul is [[spoiler:reduced to LudicrousGibs by an unknown assailant the day after his failed attempt at recapturing Eri.Eri, said assailant believed to be the same Sematick responsible for killing Muscular and Moonfish.]]
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* ChekhovsGun: During her meeting with Gumball and Shit Post regarding Lynx, Chitose mentions how she is on a deep cover mission on the Lunar Colony, with Gumball telling her about a series of mysterious disappearances and murders on the colony that claimed two of their deep cover agents, both having died of cyanide poisoning, Chitose brushing it off due to being irrelevant to her investigation into Lynx. [[spoiler:Said murders become much more relevant when, six chapters later, ''Hisashi'' disappears and is believed to be found dead the following chapter, this time via torture, and Gumball turns up dead via cyanide poisoning, despite ''still'' being on Earth.]]
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** During her meeting with Gumball and Shit Post regarding Lynx, Chitose mentions how she is on a deep cover mission on the Lunar Colony, with Gumball telling her about a series of mysterious disappearances and murders on the colony that claimed two of their deep cover agents, both having died of cyanide poisoning, Chitose brushing it off due to being irrelevant to her investigation into Lynx. [[spoiler:Said murders become much more relevant when, six chapters later, ''Hisashi'' disappears and is believed to be found dead the following chapter, this time via torture, and Gumball turns up dead via cyanide poisoning, despite ''still'' being on Earth.]]
** Muscular and Moonfish's DeathByAdaptation initially seemed to be just one of ''many'' cases pertaining to the Dreadnaught Case meant to establish how prolific they were, cases that, when combined with [[spoiler:what the Dreadnaught's real job is, suggests they were long dead before then anyway.]] They're deaths become a lot more relevant however when [[spoiler:Kai Chisaki is killed in the exact same manner, and Clair makes it clear a Dreadnaught ''wasn't'' responsible for any of their deaths, but instead a Sematick is running around independent of the group, leaving messages out of their blood in a long dead language from a thought to be ''extinct'' Sematick subspecies, with Clair, Doreen, and Rody wanting to use their deployment to Japan to try and find out who it really is.]]
** During her meeting with Gumball and Shit Post regarding Lynx, Chitose mentions how she is on a deep cover mission on the Lunar Colony, with Gumball telling her about a series of mysterious disappearances and murders on the colony that claimed two of their deep cover agents, both having died of cyanide poisoning, Chitose brushing it off due to being irrelevant to her investigation into Lynx. [[spoiler:Said murders become much more relevant when, six chapters later, ''Hisashi'' disappears and is believed to be found dead the following chapter, this time via torture, and Gumball turns up dead via cyanide poisoning, despite ''still'' being on Earth.]]
** Muscular and Moonfish's DeathByAdaptation initially seemed to be just one of ''many'' cases pertaining to the Dreadnaught Case meant to establish how prolific they were, cases that, when combined with [[spoiler:what the Dreadnaught's real job is, suggests they were long dead before then anyway.]] They're deaths become a lot more relevant however when [[spoiler:Kai Chisaki is killed in the exact same manner, and Clair makes it clear a Dreadnaught ''wasn't'' responsible for any of their deaths, but instead a Sematick is running around independent of the group, leaving messages out of their blood in a long dead language from a thought to be ''extinct'' Sematick subspecies, with Clair, Doreen, and Rody wanting to use their deployment to Japan to try and find out who it really is.]]
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* OCStandIn: Clair Voyance's sidekick with the Flying Squirrel Quirk is given a personality and name here: Doreen Musasabi, a clear nod to Doreen Allene Green, aka ''ComicBook/TheUnbeatableSquirrelGirl''. She's shown to both be in a casual relationship with her boss as well as have a deep disdain for the Humarise cult upon learning the true extent of their plans, initially struggling to understand Clair's pity for [[spoiler:Beros]].
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** ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': Agatha Heterodyne is a student of Millennium Academy's Support Course, and heiress to the Heterodyne family and their company, "Heterodyne Works". Said family are considered TheDreaded across the world due to their generally being {{mad scientist}}s, propensity for making unholy combinations of science and forbidden magic, managing to somehow summon a ''literal demon'' once, and being one of the biggest contributors to the chaos plaguing Europe in the Dark Ages of Quirks.
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** ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': Agatha Heterodyne is a student of Millennium Academy's Support Course, and heiress to the Heterodyne family and their company, "Heterodyne Works". Said family are considered TheDreaded across the world due to their generally being {{mad scientist}}s, propensity for making unholy combinations of science and forbidden magic, managing to somehow summon a ''literal demon'' once, and being one of the biggest contributors to the chaos plaguing Europe in the Dark Ages of Quirks. Paxton also happened to study in the city state of "Merchanicsburg", home to the Heterodyne family, with Argonaut thinking ''that'' brand of insanity is why he's a BunnyEarsLawyer.
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** Dr. Paxton Frederick Jones is a deconstruction of this very theme. The man is responsible for a ''lot'' of atrocities via the Avalon War, particularly causing an untold amount of death and the collapse of several nations. However, the man is responsible for many ''good'' things, being the one who caused many of Quality of Life updates to society via robotics and space travel independent of the Avalon War [[spoiler:while under the alias of "Jenson Edwards"]], actively opposed those ''worse'' than him like The Therapist or the Heroic Public Safety Commission, was a firm advocate for mental health, and did a lot of good acting as the therapist "Dr. Isa Tsuneyo" to the point of [[spoiler:giving up a year of his lifespan to make sure Izumi is brought BackFromTheDead for no benefit to himself]]. However, the acts of destruction and death he brought via the Avalon War has left the man HatedByAll, marked for death on sight should he be seen alive, and has created a cognitive dissonance in people that make them ''incapable'' of seeing him as anything ''but'' a heartless monster, to the point that even when presented with irrefutable evidence, [[spoiler:Izumi is incapable of believing that Dr. Isa ''was'' Dr. Paxton since she can't fathom him reviving her for no benefit.]] To the world, Dr. Paxton can only ''be'' a monster filled with vices, the things he did incapable of being walked back from, and anything to the contrary of that image suggesting he has virtues is met with either disbelief or revulsion.
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** A secondary theme to the fic is being able to see someone as not just their virtues nor their vices. Numerous characters are confronted with aspects of those surrounding them that demonstrate a variety of flaws or past behaviors that could easily damn them but are forced to see that they are ''not'' just their worst acts, that even those who have done wrong can still change for the better, and can be accepted WartsAndAll. This is demonstrated in particular via Toshinori, Katsuki, and Chitose.
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** A secondary theme to the fic is being able to see someone as not just their virtues nor their vices. Numerous characters are confronted with aspects of those surrounding them that demonstrate a variety of flaws or past behaviors that could easily damn them but are forced to see that they are ''not'' just their worst acts, that even those who have done wrong can still change for the better, and can be accepted WartsAndAll. This is demonstrated in particular via Toshinori, Katsuki, and Chitose.Chitose, but also {{deconstructed|Trope}} via Dr. Paxton.
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** Dr. Paxton Frederick Jones is a deconstruction of this very theme. The man is responsible for a ''lot'' of atrocities via the Avalon War, particularly causing an untold amount of death and the collapse of several nations. However, the man is responsible for many ''good'' things, being the one who caused many of Quality of Life updates to society via robotics and space travel independent of the Avalon War [[spoiler:while under the alias of "Jenson Edwards"]], actively opposed those ''worse'' than him like The Therapist or the Heroic Public Safety Commission, was a firm advocate for mental health, and did a lot of good acting as the therapist "Dr. Isa Tsuneyo" to the point of [[spoiler:giving up a year of his lifespan to make sure Izumi is brought BackFromTheDead for no benefit to himself]]. However, the acts of destruction and death he brought via the Avalon War has left the man HatedByAll, marked for death on sight should he be seen alive, and has created a cognitive dissonance in people that make them ''incapable'' of seeing him as anything ''but'' a heartless monster, to the point that even when presented with irrefutable evidence, [[spoiler:Izumi is incapable of believing that Dr. Isa ''was'' Dr. Paxton since she can't fathom him reviving her for no benefit.]] To the world, Dr. Paxton can only ''be'' a monster filled with vices, the things he did incapable of being walked back from, and anything to the contrary of that image suggesting he has virtues is met with either disbelief or revulsion.
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** ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': Agatha Heterodyne is a student of Millennium Academy's Support Course, and heiress to the Heterodyne family and their company, "Heterodyne Works". Said family are considered TheDreaded across the world due to their generally being {{mad scientist}}s, propensity for making unholy combinations of science and forbidden magic, managing to somehow summon a ''literal demon'' once, and being one of the biggest contributors to the chaos plaguing Europe in the Dark Ages of Quirks.
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* CutenessProximity: The non-German characters at the I-Expo instantly succumb to this upon seeing Kleiner of Millennium Academy. Considering she's even shorter than Izumi, has a similar personality to her but even ''more'' [[ShrinkingViolet shy]], carries around a large wolf plushie, and that her Hero Costume is essentially a wolf onesie, it's not hard to see why they all find her absolutely adorable.
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** The whole concept of a "Symbol of Peace" is regularly torn apart in terms of practicality and logistics long before any of the canon issues that came from it could occur. In addition to highlighting how, by making himself into the symbol, Toshinori unintentionally gave the public unrealistic expectations of him and made any potential successor likely to be viewed as a SketchySuccessor, his means of trying to have Izumi initially be his replacement just put a lot of pressure of her shoulders, made worse by her already fragile mental state. Even after he realized the latter though, his attempts at trying to make the students ready for his inevitable retirement, while well-intentioned, were beyond feasible, and just put a lot of pressure on ''students'' before they should even have to worry about that. Everyone who finds out about this such as Durandal, Kaina, and [[spoiler:Shota]], while understanding of Toshinori's reasoning, can all agree the idea of having any ''one'' person try to take his place is doomed to fail regardless of who they are, since they ''won't'' be another "All Might". Something that's proven right when Toshinori ''does'' retire to conserve his remaining time limit, with many viewing the new Number 1, Moe Kamiji/"Burnin", as an SketchySuccessor, Villain attacks highly increasing due to "All Might" no longer being around to deter them, and Izumi unintentionally suffering a lot more due to being ''caught'' in many of those Villain attacks and being scrutinized by the public as both a potential ''better'' choice for the new Number 1, and lambasted as a fake or inferior to "All Might".
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** The whole concept of a "Symbol of Peace" is regularly torn apart in terms of practicality and logistics long before any of the canon issues that came from it could occur. In addition to highlighting how, by making himself into the symbol, Toshinori unintentionally gave the public unrealistic expectations of him and made any potential successor likely to be viewed as a SketchySuccessor, his means of trying to have Izumi initially be his replacement just put a lot of pressure of her shoulders, made worse by her already fragile mental state. Even after he realized the latter though, his attempts at trying to make the students ready for his inevitable retirement, while well-intentioned, were beyond feasible, and just put a lot of pressure on ''students'' before they should even have to worry about that. Everyone who finds out about this such as Durandal, Kaina, and [[spoiler:Shota]], while understanding of Toshinori's reasoning, can all agree the idea of having any ''one'' person try to take his place is doomed to fail regardless of who they are, since they ''won't'' be another "All Might". Something that's proven right when Toshinori ''does'' retire to conserve his remaining time limit, with many viewing the new Number 1, Moe Kamiji/"Burnin", as an a SketchySuccessor, Villain attacks highly increasing due to "All Might" no longer being around to deter them, and Izumi unintentionally suffering a lot more due to being ''caught'' in many of those Villain attacks and being scrutinized by the public as both a potential ''better'' choice for the new Number 1, and lambasted as a fake or inferior to "All Might".
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** The whole concept of a "Symbol of Peace" is regularly torn apart in terms of practicality and logistics long before any of the canon issues that came from it could occur. In addition to highlighting how, by making himself into the symbol, Toshinori unintentionally gave the public unrealistic expectations of him and made any potential successor likely to be viewed as a SketchySuccessor, his means of trying to have Izumi initially be his replacement just put a lot of pressure of her shoulders, made worse by her already fragile mental state. Even after he realized the latter though, his attempts at trying to make the students ready for his inevitable retirement, while well-intentioned, were beyond feasible, and just put a lot of pressure on ''students'' before they should even have to worry about that. Everyone who finds out about this such as Durandal, Kaina, and [[spoiler:Shota]], while understanding of Toshinori's reasoning, can all agree the idea of having any ''one'' person try to take his place is doomed to fail regardless of who they are, since they ''won't'' be another "All Might". Something that's proven right when Toshinori ''does'' retire to conserve his remaining time limit, with many viewing the new Number 1, Moe Kamiji/"Burnin", as an InadequateSuccessor, Villain attacks highly increasing due to "All Might" no longer being around to deter them, and Izumi unintentionally suffering a lot more due to being ''caught'' in many of those Villain attacks and being scrutinized by the public as both a potential ''better'' choice for the new Number 1, and lambasted as a fake or inferior to "All Might".
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** The whole concept of a "Symbol of Peace" is regularly torn apart in terms of practicality and logistics long before any of the canon issues that came from it could occur. In addition to highlighting how, by making himself into the symbol, Toshinori unintentionally gave the public unrealistic expectations of him and made any potential successor likely to be viewed as a SketchySuccessor, his means of trying to have Izumi initially be his replacement just put a lot of pressure of her shoulders, made worse by her already fragile mental state. Even after he realized the latter though, his attempts at trying to make the students ready for his inevitable retirement, while well-intentioned, were beyond feasible, and just put a lot of pressure on ''students'' before they should even have to worry about that. Everyone who finds out about this such as Durandal, Kaina, and [[spoiler:Shota]], while understanding of Toshinori's reasoning, can all agree the idea of having any ''one'' person try to take his place is doomed to fail regardless of who they are, since they ''won't'' be another "All Might". Something that's proven right when Toshinori ''does'' retire to conserve his remaining time limit, with many viewing the new Number 1, Moe Kamiji/"Burnin", as an InadequateSuccessor, SketchySuccessor, Villain attacks highly increasing due to "All Might" no longer being around to deter them, and Izumi unintentionally suffering a lot more due to being ''caught'' in many of those Villain attacks and being scrutinized by the public as both a potential ''better'' choice for the new Number 1, and lambasted as a fake or inferior to "All Might".
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The cast {{transplant}}ed from ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' are all Heroes here, compared to their home series where even the more heroic characters were still anti-heroes at best. This is explained InUniverse as the characters ''not'' partaking in the three-sided war between Hellsing, Millennium, and Iscariot, but rather being the ''descendants'' of those that did, said war taking place during the "Dark Age of Quirks". This is most notable with those aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis Millennium]], now "Millennium Academy", with Rip Van Winkle being the Pro-Hero "Jägerin" and having a friendly rivalry with Seras and Heinkel, and "The Captain" acting as the Vice-Principal and showing a gentler side when comforting Kleiner. That being said, they are still quite eccentric, and some like Zorin Blitz are still notably AxCrazy, they're just directing that towards Villains.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The cast {{transplant}}ed from ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' are all Heroes here, compared to their home series where even the more heroic characters were still anti-heroes at best. This is explained InUniverse as the characters ''not'' partaking in the three-sided war between Hellsing, Millennium, and Iscariot, but rather being the ''descendants'' of those that did, said war taking place during the "Dark Age of Quirks". This is most notable with those aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis Millennium]], now "Millennium Academy", with Rip Van Winkle being the Pro-Hero "Jägerin" and having a friendly rivalry with Seras and Heinkel, and "The Captain" acting as the Vice-Principal and showing a gentler side when comforting Kleiner. That being said, they are still quite eccentric, and some like Zorin Blitz are still notably AxCrazy, Zorin even regularly using her scythe on Schrodinger whenever he annoys her, they're just directing that towards Villains.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The cast {{transplant}}ed from ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' are all Heroes here, compared to their home series where even the more heroic characters were still anti-heroes at best. This is explained InUniverse as the characters ''not'' partaking in the three-sided war between Hellsing, Millennium, and Iscariot, but rather being the ''descendants'' of those that did, said war taking place during the "Dark Age of Quirks". This is most notable with those aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis Millennium]], now "Millennium Academy", with Rip Van Winkle being the Pro-Hero "Jägerin" and having a friendly rivalry with Seras and Heinkel, and "The Captain" acting as the Vice-Principal and showing a gentler side when comforting Kleiner.
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* AdaptationalHeroism: The cast {{transplant}}ed from ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'' are all Heroes here, compared to their home series where even the more heroic characters were still anti-heroes at best. This is explained InUniverse as the characters ''not'' partaking in the three-sided war between Hellsing, Millennium, and Iscariot, but rather being the ''descendants'' of those that did, said war taking place during the "Dark Age of Quirks". This is most notable with those aligned with [[ThoseWackyNazis Millennium]], now "Millennium Academy", with Rip Van Winkle being the Pro-Hero "Jägerin" and having a friendly rivalry with Seras and Heinkel, and "The Captain" acting as the Vice-Principal and showing a gentler side when comforting Kleiner. That being said, they are still quite eccentric, and some like Zorin Blitz are still notably AxCrazy, they're just directing that towards Villains.
* CerebusSyndrome: The "Dr. Necro" situation was already a ChekhovsGun with the knowledge it was backed by The Therapist, but it's made a ''lot'' more severe once Class 1-A actually ''visits'' Germany for the foreign exchange program. In addition to already being a deadly, if [[NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer outlandish]], zombie outbreak in an attempt to revive UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler, the landmass of Germany was severely damaged. Berlin and everything north of it, including parts of Poland, is ''dead'', the very life drained from the land by the zombies. The city of Berlin itself was rendered inhospitable, to the point the German government relocated their offices to Hamburg. And while attempts ''are'' being made to try and restore it, its a genuine concern that the damage was irreparable.
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** ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'': Three of Kaina's international friends are "Police Girl"/Seras Victoria, "Piaggio"/Heinkel Wulf, and "Jägerin"/Rip Van Winkle, all Pro-Heroes and teachers at rival schools, the British "Hellsing Academy" for the former, the Italian "Iscariot Academy" for the second, and the German "Millennium Academy" for the latter. [=META2012=] also confirmed that the Principal and Vice-Principal of Hellsing Academy are Sir Integra and Alucard respectively, while Millenium Academy's Vice-Principal physically matches that of the Captain, and Schrodinger acts as a liaison between schools. The infamous three-sided war between their academies' namesakes are likewise reimagined to have been an ''actual'' conflict during the "Dark Age of Quirks", but has now settled to being just a school rivalry, the characters being [[AdaptationalHeroism Pro-Heroes and teachers]] rather than acting as soldiers and/or war criminals.
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** ''Manga/{{Hellsing}}'': Three of Kaina's international friends are "Police Girl"/Seras Victoria, "Piaggio"/Heinkel Wulf, and "Jägerin"/Rip Van Winkle, all Pro-Heroes and teachers at rival schools, the British "Hellsing Academy" for the former, the Italian "Iscariot Academy" for the second, and the German "Millennium Academy" for the latter. [=META2012=] also confirmed that the Principal and Vice-Principal of Hellsing Academy are Sir Integra and Alucard respectively, while Millenium Millennium Academy's Vice-Principal physically matches that of the Captain, and Schrodinger acts as a liaison between schools. The infamous three-sided war between their academies' namesakes are likewise reimagined to have been an ''actual'' conflict during the "Dark Age of Quirks", but has now settled to being just a school rivalry, the characters being [[AdaptationalHeroism Pro-Heroes and teachers]] rather than acting as soldiers and/or war criminals.
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* AdaptationalSympathy: The cause of the Meta Liberation Army is treated with more nuance here than in canon, where they were treated more akin to an overzealous militia that turned into BombThrowingAnarchists. The leading members are shown to be decent people on their own with a genuine desire for societal reform thanks to the HPSC restricting Quirk usage for so long in the name of maintaining control, seeking more political means of swaying others to their cause rather than just plotting a flat out revolution, and any actions more akin to their canon acts being the fault of a splinter group of radicals whose actions set back the main movement into the present day. It helps that they are more frequently given a SympatheticPOV thanks to Chitose being a regular member of the secondary cast. While still technically a group of radicals by legal standards, they're far less villainous compared to canon as a result.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: Despite seeming like they'd have Quirkest beliefs, particularly considering what Chiharu went through, the upper echelons of the Meta Liberation Army ''despise'' Quirkism, believing all Quirks have the potential to achieve greatness. They likewise despise discrimination against Quirkless people, with Rikiya highlighting how Quirkless people ''were'' once the majority, achieved many great things, and someone Destro fought for just as much as the oppressed Quirked, with disparaging them making them no better than the mob that killed the Mother of Quirks.
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On reread of the last few chapters, the MLA main branch aren't even "Evil" at this point, only the radicals are.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: Despite seeming like they'd have Quirkest beliefs, particularly considering what Chiharu went through, the upper echelons of the Meta Liberation Army ''despise'' Quirkism, believing all Quirks have the potential to achieve greatness. They likewise despise discrimination against Quirkless people, with Rikiya highlighting how Quirkless people ''were'' once the majority, achieved many great things, and someone Destro fought for just as much as the oppressed Quirked, with disparaging them making them no better than the mob that killed the Mother of Quirks.
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: EveryoneHasStandards: Despite seeming like they'd have Quirkest beliefs, particularly considering what Chiharu went through, the upper echelons of the Meta Liberation Army ''despise'' Quirkism, believing all Quirks have the potential to achieve greatness. They likewise despise discrimination against Quirkless people, with Rikiya highlighting how Quirkless people ''were'' once the majority, achieved many great things, and someone Destro fought for just as much as the oppressed Quirked, with disparaging them making them no better than the mob that killed the Mother of Quirks.
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[[caption-width-right:1000:[[ABoyAndHisX A girl and her robot therapy wolf]][[labelnote:*]][[https://www.deviantart.com/feerocomics/art/BNHA-OC-COMMISH-Durandal-Cover-Art-2-990784405 Art by Feerocomics]][[/labelnote]]]]
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''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/42876339/ My Hero Academia: Mechanical green]]'' is an AlternateUniverse ''Franchise/MyHeroAcademia'' fanfic by [[https://archiveofourown.org/users/META2012/pseuds/META2012 META2012]] on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn, exploring an alternate take on the setting stemming from one main difference: the GreatOffscreenWar caused by one Dr. Paxton Frederick Jones and his robotic army. Following Izumi after her failed attempt at suicide, the canon plot is quickly set OffTheRails after she discovers a broken creation of Paxton's: a robotic wolf named Durandal.
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''[[https://archiveofourown.org/works/42876339/ My Hero Academia: Mechanical green]]'' is an AlternateUniverse ''Franchise/MyHeroAcademia'' fanfic by [[https://archiveofourown.org/users/META2012/pseuds/META2012 META2012]] on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn, exploring an alternate take on the setting stemming from one main difference: the GreatOffscreenWar caused by one Dr. Paxton Frederick Jones and his robotic army. Following Izumi after [[BungledSuicide her failed attempt at suicide, suicide]], the canon plot is quickly set OffTheRails after she discovers a broken creation of Paxton's: a robotic wolf named Durandal.
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** The vestige of the 2nd User of One For All, while still surly, serious, and not thinking Izumi is a good choice for a successor, is more willing to give her the benefit of the doubt, helped by his Quirk being the ''first'' one she unlocks and in turn giving him more of an opportunity to interact with her. What's more, his disapproval is hinted to be a mix of being a {{tsundere}} and AngerBornOfWorry, as Izumi could tell he looked more ''sad'' than angry at her, likely due to knowing all she's suffered and not wanting to place the burden of One For All on her shoulders. It eventually reaches the point where he becomes akin to an overprotective father for Izumi, the other vestiges needing to calm him down whenever someone hurts Izumi or makes her uncomfortable in any capacity. Not that they're any safer from him, as his attempts to clock Hikage and Daigoro demonstrate.
--->'''Third:''' (After Katsuragi [[ThanksForTheMammaries gropes]] Izumi) Second, please stop planning murder! You've got your murder-planning face on.
--->'''Second:''' I'm not planning murder, I'm just planning to maim or seriously injure someone. If she dies because of it then it's her own fault for not seeking medical attention.
--->'''Third:''' (After Katsuragi [[ThanksForTheMammaries gropes]] Izumi) Second, please stop planning murder! You've got your murder-planning face on.
--->'''Second:''' I'm not planning murder, I'm just planning to maim or seriously injure someone. If she dies because of it then it's her own fault for not seeking medical attention.
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* CallForward: During the Cavalry Battle, Izumi can hear the 2nd User commenting about Yuga Aoyama's "Naval Laser" Quirk, saying it seemed familiar to him. Not only is this in reference to the fact that said Quirk used to belong to All For One, but doubles as {{foreshadowing}} that Yuga is ''still'' the UA Traitor here.
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* CallForward: During the Cavalry Battle, Izumi can hear the 2nd User Kudo commenting about Yuga Aoyama's "Naval Laser" Quirk, saying it seemed familiar to him. Not only is this in reference to the fact that said Quirk used to belong to All For One, but doubles as {{foreshadowing}} that Yuga is ''still'' the UA Traitor here.
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* NotSoAboveItAll:
** The vestiges of the past One For All users may be serious-minded most of the time, but they quickly prove to be just as goofy as everyone else once Izumi starts HearingVoices. Such as using the fire Izumi lit under herself to roast marshmallows. Or Daigoro admitting to having used "Black Whip" during sex while either the 2nd or 3rd declare a need for BrainBleach after witnessing Nemuri's Sex Ed. class.
** The Staff of UA all partake in secret betting pools regarding the students, one of which being their love lives. Nemuri in particular loves betting in that one, currently betting that the "Snuggle Squad" will become a polycule.
** The vestiges of the past One For All users may be serious-minded most of the time, but they quickly prove to be just as goofy as everyone else once Izumi starts HearingVoices. Such as using the fire Izumi lit under herself to roast marshmallows. Or Daigoro admitting to having used "Black Whip" during sex while either the 2nd or 3rd declare a need for BrainBleach after witnessing Nemuri's Sex Ed. class.
** The Staff of UA all partake in secret betting pools regarding the students, one of which being their love lives. Nemuri in particular loves betting in that one, currently betting that the "Snuggle Squad" will become a polycule.
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* NotSoAboveItAll:
** The vestiges of the past One For All users may be serious-minded most of the time, but they quickly prove to be just as goofy as everyone else once Izumi starts HearingVoices. Such as using the fire Izumi lit under herself to roast marshmallows. Or Daigoro admitting to having used "Black Whip" during sex while either the 2nd or 3rd declare a need for BrainBleach after witnessing Nemuri's Sex Ed. class.
**NotSoAboveItAll: The Staff of UA all partake in secret betting pools regarding the students, one of which being their love lives. Nemuri in particular loves betting in that one, currently betting that the "Snuggle Squad" will become a polycule.
** The vestiges of the past One For All users may be serious-minded most of the time, but they quickly prove to be just as goofy as everyone else once Izumi starts HearingVoices. Such as using the fire Izumi lit under herself to roast marshmallows. Or Daigoro admitting to having used "Black Whip" during sex while either the 2nd or 3rd declare a need for BrainBleach after witnessing Nemuri's Sex Ed. class.
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* IdentityAmnesia: Due to being trapped in "All For One" for so long, none of the Quirks originally belonging to [[spoiler:Teams RWBY and JNPR]] remember who they were in life, and identify solely as their Quirk names now. [[spoiler:When Izumi realizes "Glyphs" is more than likely a Schnee and offers to look into her identity, Glyphs declines the offer, stating whoever they were when alive, [[ThatManIsDead they died long ago]] and are not who the Quirks are anymore.]]
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* WorthIt: Even though the immediate aftermath was him turning her into paste, Nana admits giving a MegatonPunch to All For One's [[GroinAttack crotch]] was this if only because she got to hear him make a high-pitched scream.
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* ChubbyChaser: Hisashi is {{implied|Trope}} to be one, as he can't help but look a little disappointed after Inko is hit with the FountainOfYouth, since she's no longer as "cuddly".
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* WhenYouComingHomeDad: Hisashi Midoriya loves his wife and daughter and would love nothing more than to always be there for them, but working for the Yaoyorozu company at their lunar base means he's rarely ever home, not helped by the ludicrous prices for a round-trip ticket between Japan and the Moon being way above his paygrade. As such, he has to settle for video calls with them and regularly sending gifts. Izumi doesn't mind too much, as she wants her dad to follow his dream of working on the moon, but there are times she laments not having him around and missing him.
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* ChekhovsGun: During her meeting with Gumball and Shit Post regarding Lynx, Chitose mentions how she is on a deep cover mission on the Lunar Colony, with Gumball telling her about a series of mysterious disappearances and murders on the colony that claimed two of their deep cover agents, both having died of cyanide poisoning, Chitose brushing it off due to being irrelevant to her investigation into Lynx. [[spoiler:Said murders become much more relevant when, six chapters later, ''Hisashi'' disappears and is found dead the following chapter, this time via torture, and Gumball turns up dead via cyanide poisoning, despite ''still'' being on Earth.]]
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* ChekhovsGun: During her meeting with Gumball and Shit Post regarding Lynx, Chitose mentions how she is on a deep cover mission on the Lunar Colony, with Gumball telling her about a series of mysterious disappearances and murders on the colony that claimed two of their deep cover agents, both having died of cyanide poisoning, Chitose brushing it off due to being irrelevant to her investigation into Lynx. [[spoiler:Said murders become much more relevant when, six chapters later, ''Hisashi'' disappears and is believed to be found dead the following chapter, this time via torture, and Gumball turns up dead via cyanide poisoning, despite ''still'' being on Earth.]]
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* DroppedABridgeOnHim: After having last been present for the Sports Festival, [[spoiler:Hisashi Midoriya]] is killed, revealed as the latest in a series of murders [[spoiler:on the Lunar Colony]].
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* UniformityException: Among the many disappearances and murders of people on the Lunar Colony, the only trait the Lunar Police can find to link them all together is that they either lived in or are from Japan. Tomoyasu Chikazoku/"Skeptic" however states that, with one exception, ''all'' of them were deep cover Meta Liberation Army members, causing the MLA top brass to believe someone is hunting them. As for the one exception, [[spoiler:Hisashi Midoriya]], is explicitly noted to ''not'' be part of the MLA, was tortured to death rather than killed via cyanide poisoning, and no one can figure out why ''they'' were killed.
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* UniformityException: Among the many disappearances and murders of people on the Lunar Colony, the only trait the Lunar Police can find to link them all together is that they either lived in or are from Japan. Tomoyasu Chikazoku/"Skeptic" however states that, with one exception, ''all'' of them were deep cover Meta Liberation Army members, causing the MLA top brass to believe someone is hunting them. As for the one exception, [[spoiler:Hisashi Midoriya]], is explicitly noted to ''not'' be part of the MLA, and was [[spoiler:believed]] tortured to death rather than killed via cyanide poisoning, and no one can figure out why ''they'' were killed.
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** The whole concept of a "Symbol of Peace" is regularly torn apart in terms of practicality and logistics long before any of the canon issues that came from it could occur. In addition to highlighting how, by making himself into the symbol, Toshinori unintentionally gave the public unrealistic expectations of him and made any potential successor likely to be viewed as a SketchySuccessor, his means of trying to have Izumi initially be his replacement just put a lot of pressure of her shoulders, made worse by her already fragile mental state. Even after he realized the latter though, his attempts at trying to make the students ready for his inevitable retirement, while well-intentioned, were beyond feasible, and just put a lot of pressure on ''students'' before they should even have to worry about that. Everyone who finds out about this such as Durandal, Kaina, and [[spoiler:Shota]], while understanding of Toshinori's reasoning, can all agree the idea of having any ''one'' person try to take his place is doomed to fail regardless of who they are, since they ''won't'' be another "All Might".
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** The whole concept of a "Symbol of Peace" is regularly torn apart in terms of practicality and logistics long before any of the canon issues that came from it could occur. In addition to highlighting how, by making himself into the symbol, Toshinori unintentionally gave the public unrealistic expectations of him and made any potential successor likely to be viewed as a SketchySuccessor, his means of trying to have Izumi initially be his replacement just put a lot of pressure of her shoulders, made worse by her already fragile mental state. Even after he realized the latter though, his attempts at trying to make the students ready for his inevitable retirement, while well-intentioned, were beyond feasible, and just put a lot of pressure on ''students'' before they should even have to worry about that. Everyone who finds out about this such as Durandal, Kaina, and [[spoiler:Shota]], while understanding of Toshinori's reasoning, can all agree the idea of having any ''one'' person try to take his place is doomed to fail regardless of who they are, since they ''won't'' be another "All Might". Something that's proven right when Toshinori ''does'' retire to conserve his remaining time limit, with many viewing the new Number 1, Moe Kamiji/"Burnin", as an InadequateSuccessor, Villain attacks highly increasing due to "All Might" no longer being around to deter them, and Izumi unintentionally suffering a lot more due to being ''caught'' in many of those Villain attacks and being scrutinized by the public as both a potential ''better'' choice for the new Number 1, and lambasted as a fake or inferior to "All Might".
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* ShipTease: Aside from the {{poly|amory}}cule and Kyoka and Denki's RelationshipUpgrade, Yui is confirmed to have feelings for Hitoshi, and Mina has her eyes on Eijiro.
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* ShipSinking: Mina had feelings for Eijiro, but that relationship doesn't pan out [[spoiler:since Eijiro is [[IncompatibleOrientation gay]], in a relationship with Tetsutetsu, and already knew about Mina's feelings but couldn't bring himself to tell her the truth.]] The two agree to remain friends however after the fact.
* ShipTease: Aside from the {{poly|amory}}cule and Kyoka and Denki's RelationshipUpgrade, Yui is confirmed to have feelings forHitoshi, and Mina has her eyes on Eijiro.Hitoshi.
* ShipTease: Aside from the {{poly|amory}}cule and Kyoka and Denki's RelationshipUpgrade, Yui is confirmed to have feelings for
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*** Tomura's attack on the Rankings itself is undone thanks to one person being present that he thought would have no reason to be there: ''Izumi'', having been invited by Rumi as part of her VIP section. Izumi, thoroughly fed up with the endless Villain attacks, proceeds to effortlessly defeat ''all'' of the Nomu Tomura sent there, including Hood which sends rocketing into orbit before it can even hurt anyone, and nearly attacked Tomura in a feral rage had Kurogiri not stepped in.
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*** Tomura's attack on the Rankings itself is undone thanks to one person being present that he thought would have no reason to be there: ''Izumi'', having been invited by Rumi as part of her VIP section. Izumi, thoroughly fed up with the endless Villain attacks, proceeds to effortlessly defeat ''all'' of the Nomu Tomura sent there, including Hood which she sends rocketing into orbit before it can even hurt anyone, and nearly attacked Tomura in a feral rage had Kurogiri not stepped in.
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*** The President in turn decides to call in a favor, by calling ''Endeavor'' and offering to have ''him'' become the new Number 1... only for it to blow up in her face, as Enji only ever worked with them due to them blackmailing him over what he did to his family, and not only do they no longer have that on him, but he doesn't ''want'' the position anyway, since he wouldn't have earned it himself. Their attempts at trying to entice him with giving him back his family just enrages him too, since he doesn't want to hurt them anymore and thinks it's for the best they stay away from him. The RAFT agent they sent with the offer then tries to [[spoiler:covertly leave a bomb in his office after he refuses, but Enji catches on to it and makes him take, a HumanoidAlien working with Enji confirmed what it was and making Enji fully on guard should the HPSC approach him again.]]
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*** The President in turn decides to call in a favor, by calling ''Endeavor'' and offering to have ''him'' become the new Number 1... only for it to blow up in her face, as Enji only ever worked with them due to them blackmailing him over what he did to his family, and not only do they no longer have that on him, but he doesn't ''want'' the position anyway, since he wouldn't have earned it himself. Their attempts at trying to entice him with giving him back his family just enrages him too, since he doesn't want to hurt them anymore and thinks it's for the best they stay away from him. The RAFT agent they sent with the offer then tries to [[spoiler:covertly leave a bomb in his office after he refuses, but Enji catches on to it and makes him take, take it with him, a HumanoidAlien working with Enji confirmed confirming what it was and making Enji fully on guard should the HPSC approach him again.]]
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*** The President in turn decides to call in a favor, by calling ''Endeavor'' and offering to have ''him'' become the new Number 1... only for it to blow up in her face, as Enji only ever worked with them due to them blackmail him over what he did to his family, and not only do they no longer have that on him, but he doesn't ''want'' the position anyway, since he wouldn't have earned it himself. Their attempts at trying to entice him with giving him back his family just enrages him too, since he doesn't want to hurt them anymore and thinks it's for the best they stay away from him. The RAFT agent they sent with the offer then tries to [[spoiler:covertly leave a bomb in his office after he refuses, but Enji catches on to it and makes him take, a HumanoidAlien working with Enji confirmed what it was and making Enji fully on guard should the HPSC approach him again.]]
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*** The President in turn decides to call in a favor, by calling ''Endeavor'' and offering to have ''him'' become the new Number 1... only for it to blow up in her face, as Enji only ever worked with them due to them blackmail blackmailing him over what he did to his family, and not only do they no longer have that on him, but he doesn't ''want'' the position anyway, since he wouldn't have earned it himself. Their attempts at trying to entice him with giving him back his family just enrages him too, since he doesn't want to hurt them anymore and thinks it's for the best they stay away from him. The RAFT agent they sent with the offer then tries to [[spoiler:covertly leave a bomb in his office after he refuses, but Enji catches on to it and makes him take, a HumanoidAlien working with Enji confirmed what it was and making Enji fully on guard should the HPSC approach him again.]]
