there's this trend on twitter of drawing miku from your country so i did miku from my country
HAPPY BIRTHDAY IZUKU 💚🎂
i'm including random hc i love in the fic i'm writing (link here) and yes it does include touya having a fnaf phase
i refuse to believe endeavor cared enough to check what his 'failures' were doing on the internet. and i feel like touya is the type of person who brags about how he watched scary stuff when he was young (idk if that makes sense lmao)
the case of narrative gaslighting in this story will be studied by generations to come
maybe it's just a translation issue but why are quirk names so stupid? 😭
"explosion", "frog", "acid", "erasure", "blue flame", "meatballs"????
i'm sorry but they're so silly
and there's no way at least 10 people don't have the same quirk name
midoriya-sensei!
“Don’t worry, we’re going to fix this. It’s fine.”
(It’s pretty much NOT fine)
Context: Gojo finds Geto right after what happened in the village. Still somewhat in denial.
Just a friendly reminder that Horikoshi always intended for Tomura and Touya to be the closest thing to soulmates/eachother’s identical parallel. Their thoughts and the reasonings? Practically the same. They’ll tear themselves apart just for a shred of validation; a plea for someone to see them, even as they destroy the others around them. Who cares is innocents get hurt, right? In the end, the result will be far more valuable than a couple of stranger’s lives.
Dabi’s entire philosophy is quite literally to burn everything around him into ash, including himself and Endeavour, all to liberate himself and others from the false shackles of hero society. This ideology *perfectly* coincides with Tomura, who not only wants to carve out a place in this dejected world for all of his followers, but to also liberate and destroy. Even as children their ideologies would have agreed with one another, which is, “Why should my father’s limitations on me restrict who I am? I just want to be free.”
The meaning behind their names. Tenko ( 転弧) & Touya ( 燈矢); Tenko’s name has the kanji with the meaning “bow” in it. and Touya’s name has the kanji with the meaning “arrow” in it. Hand in hand. Another interesting fact of their names is that 燈(Tō) means "lamp", or "light”, and 転 (Ten) means "turn", or "revolve”, which could signify the instinctive nature of humans (or Tenko himself?) to ‘revolve’ around light (or Touya’s fire/heat in a metaphorical sense).
If we also want to talk metaphorical, ‘light’ could be used to describe the lightheartedness of Touya’s character before Enji destroyed him at the seams, and we know that as a child, Tenko was a loving, empathetic child, attracted to ‘light’ (the softness and kindness of others). He played games with rejected children, defended them, and acted as a ‘hero’ in his own way. This parallel of Touya needing a savior and Tenko readily taking in others who need it, is very interesting to see, especially when we literally see this acted out later on in the LOV!
One more theory I have…now hear me out…also alludes to their name meanings. 矢 (Ya) means "arrow”…but 弧 (Ko) means "arc," indicating a curved path or trajectory. Now, arrows typically travel in a straight line or path when shot. Except for when they’re deemed, “defective.” You know where I’m going with this. It’s almost a completed story with those two characters. A defective arrow that lead a curved path, all because of a manufacturing/crafting issue. Sorry if that hit you hard, me too.
I’m so delusional about them. It’s totally okay.
Give yourself kindness when things are a mess! Whether it's physically in your space, or more abstractly in your life, we all need time to sort things out and get the right processes in place.
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"Dabi would be such a good girl dad" "no shiggy would be such a good girl dad!" "No spinner--" SHUT THE FUCK UP AND HEAR ME OUT.
Girl dad.
A continuation of the Touya & the Todorokis reunion where Natsuo and Touya get the chance to talk privately. Touya, being very conscious of the way Natsuo has been treating him since he revealed himself to his family, decides to apologize to his little brother. Remembering Shouto's question about the reason he never came back to his family after the fire, he says:
'Natsu-kun, I'm sorry for abandoning you in that house. I never meant to leave you'.
He looks directly into his little brother's eyes, hoping to convey the genuineness of his feelings. That's the only reason he realizes Natsuo is crying when he shouts back angrily:
'You never left me!'.
And that's how Touya learns how wrong his decision to leave his family because they have moved on from him after his death truly was, because his little brother, the one he was closest to, trusted more than anyone in the world, had never recovered from the loss.