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"Fight, Flight, Freeze, Fawn" Part 4 : Class 1A 1/4

(I will do it in multiple parties because I don't see myself doing 20 person in one night, sorry! Also, tell me who are the next ones in class 1A you want to see!)

For now I'll do in the class order!

1st, Yuga Aoyama! Faced by confrontation, Yuga is mainly a Flight. He doesn't really answer to what is asked of him, or he completely run away or hide before the confrontation can be made (like in the Dabi situation in season 3). Though we can see, like with many people in this serie, that when others are in danger, he can start to act differently. He starts to have a more Fight/confrontational side when he brings pigeons to Koda with his light (in season 3 I think), or even easier to see, when he confronts Ochako to her feelings and he go straight to ask if she has a crush on Midoriya.

2nd, Mina. Same for Mina, but we can see that her Fight is way more present. She confront Ochako's feeling too, but she also protects her friends from Makia in middle school, despite feeling petrified. Sadly, this is a traumatic experience that leads her to freeze when she attacks him in the latest season. But it's an exception, because she clearly never backs down to say or do what she wants!

3rd is Tsu! Tsu is a cold blooded fighter. We see her many times speaking her mind and not being afraid to : Try and drown Mineta, Speak her mind to Aizawa, Talk back to an angry Bakugo. But when the group tried to go and save Bakugo, she said it herself that she didn't dare to calm them down and tell them to not go. So when her mind and heart are conflicted (not letting them to risk their lives/saving a classmate) she Freezes.

4th, Iida. Do I have anything more to say than the Stain situation? Yeah I do but it'll only come back to the same thing. Iida went to fight Stain to take revenge, then he followed Deku to save Bakugo (not without a punch to his face), then was on the front line to get him back to UA. He is a Fight. Not only does he Fight back or Fight when it is needed, like many others, and he might be the leader of the class, but Iida GOES for the fight by himself.

5th, Ochako. Strong girl too, she has as an only goal to Fight, and it shows in her reaction to confrontation too. The best example of that is her beautiful speech on top of the UA roof in the latest season. Even if she is scared to say something, she will be the one to say it if no one else does. She speaks up when she sees that someone can't, defends people that needs her to help them by doing her best (her speech but also the simple fact of being in a hero course to win money for her parents). Only exeption there too is for herself, avoiding her feelings for Midoriya.

Thanks to have been there for my little talk, if you have anything, professional or not to say or ask you can gladly interact I'l be very happy! ♡♡♡

Part 3 : UA teachers!

Part 5 : Class 1A 2/4

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"Fight, Flight, Freeze, Fawn" Part 3 : UA Teachers!

(I will mention the Vigilante serie but I will not spoil anything!)

First, Midnight! In the multiple seasons, we can could see that she was very mature in her ways to fight. She was very thoughtful, calm, but determined (as we can see with the Makia situation). And I think she would have handled confrontation the same way. In all the moments we see her, she always has something to say, I'm pretty sure she never wants to leave a conversation (or so confrontation) without having said everything she thought about it. She wouldn't then be a Freeze nor a Flight. She could be a Fawn, saying what she thinks but staying low-profile, but with all know this is NOT our Midnight. If someone confronted her, she was definitely a Fight, but a very calm one in most situation, just wanting to make her point clear before leaving if the other started being too stubborn. (Also now that I think of it, Mount lady barely confronted her that she was yelling back immediatly. But that was an extreme case of a bitch someone disrespecting her job (being sexy)).

2nd, Mic. Mic is a Fight too. He doesn't like being seen as weak and he has way too much pride. We also know that for things such as when UA thought they had a traitor, he was the one speaking up on it the most and wanting to take care of the problem. With the Oboro situation, we can see him also speaking up and wanting to have any kind of reaction from him. Though he might have a bit of Flight when he emotionally can't handle the situation.

3rd, Nezu. (I know he's the principal). I just wanted to say that Nezu is 100% very controlled Fight. With how the UA barrier was done, the choice of the dorms and everything, we know he argued and fought to stay UA's principal and to keep UA strong and protected. This man is so smart and he doesn't go back a single bit on his choices.

4th is All Might. He's a Fight that's for sure but not at 100%. All Might worked so much as a hero to keep the peace in Japan and even the world, we know that he was working 24/7 and barely sleeping, and that's only thanks to Nighteye doing the paperwork or his quirk having a limit on him. But with Vigilante we see that he was keeping his hero life and civilian life very separately, and as a Hero he always confronts and helps, but as a civilian, despite having his Hero Justice Mind, he just tries to calm everyone down with gentle words and he avoids getting in the Fight. So a bit of Fawn into him.

5th is Aizawa! Shota is a Fight for others but a Freeze for himself. Not a Flight because if an emotional situation happens to him he will deal with it, but he'd largely rather sleep instead. Fight because he deals with all of his students for them to know a real tough education, and not be surprised and killed in their interventions like his late friend. But for himself he is a Freeze, not giving much active confrontation back unless necessary (though it was mainly in his teenagehood, because now his whole life is around taking care of his students and making sure they'll be independant ♡).

Yes this is not all the teachers, but I will add the others if you ask me to!

Thanks to have been there for my little talk, if you have anything, professional or not to say or ask you can gladly interact I'l be very happy! ♡♡♡

Part 2 : The League of Villains

Part 4 : Class 1A 1/4

Hey!!

This is the list of all my MHA Shipkids OCs!!

(This is all I have written for now, my tablet has been broken for 2 months and I REALLY wanna draw more right now, but I don't know when it'll be repaired yet :( )

Part 1/2

And here is the rest for now!! You're very welcome to give me any name ideas!!

Part 2/2

Hi!!

Okay so, they are poorly drawn but here they are!!

Naniko Kaminari, Ichika Bakugo and Haruma Midoriya!

Is it my "Had philosophy classes and french classes about symbolism of texts that probably never had this much symbolism" who's doing that to me or is it just an angel bringing the infinite knowledge over us?

#livingforthat #paragraphpersonbutbettercauseyouneverhadtoaskthem

The park flashback/scene where Tenko plays with Mikkun and Tomo-chan in Chapter 418 first takes place in early afternoon, as evidenced by the clock reading almost 2:00 PM.

The art in the scene confirms this: clear bright skies, and the shadows under the children are short.

However, the time in the scene changes after Mikkun and Tomo-chan tells Tenko he should be All Might (the moment Tenko decides he wants to be a Hero, as he tells his mom in Chapter 235). Suddenly it's evening: the clock shows 6:13 PM, and the sky darkening because it's nearing sunset.

When Shigaraki/Tenko thinks of the League, he and the League (and Deku) all have long shadows, the kind you see when the sun is low in the sky.

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The context:

Sunset is the time to go home. Children who have been playing outside, in playgrounds, at the park, are supposed to go home, to get back in time for dinner, back to their families.

In Japan, many cities and towns have a bell/chime/song that plays from public loudspeakers at around 5:00 PM. It's a daily test of an emergency broadcast system, but it has also come to be seen as the evening bell, a 'go home' signal, especially for children, telling them to go home before it gets dark.

In manga and anime, all these elements have become common imagery and symbolism, associated with each other: red-orangey colors, sunset, long shadows, the chime, children saying goodbye to their playmates for the day, the idea of home and return.

(from Mushishi)

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Putting it all together:

When the park scene first shows up, it's Tenko memory of playing with Mikkun and Tomo-chan, likely exactly how it had occurred in real life: it's early afternoon, the sun is shining bright, their shadows are short, they're at the park, they're playing Heroes, and when the kids tell Tenko that he should be All Might, Tenko is overjoyed.

But this isn't the scene 15-16 years ago; this is a memory. Tenko is also Shigaraki here. He has just had his core pried open by Deku, and given relief. The Crying Child has been symbolically saved, but the past, the massacre, the Walk still all happened.

So it's suddenly 6:13 PM, it's sunset now, because it's way past proper time (5:00 PM) to go home - because Shigaraki/Tenko can't go home to the Shimura house. It's too late. It's been long over.

Shigaraki/Tenko then looks away from Mikkun and Tomo-chan, to the side, and say, 'Nah' to their suggestion, because besides it being late, he also no longer wants to be All Might. He's deciding he's a Villain, he still holds malice and he still destroys.

So, the scene changes again to contains the League now, all six of them (plus Deku). They exist in this sunset time, hence their long shadows. They exist with current Shigaraki/Tenko, they exist in the now - and arguably, they would be the home he would return to at sunset.

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Up to interpretation, of course, but the sunset/going home context is real.

Japanese tweets about it (translated):

[When Tenko got the words he wanted, his eyes lit up, but it was past time to go home so I'm guessing that means "it's too late."]

[It is just heartening that the League members are the place where Tomura would return to when it was "time to go home." I'm sobbing]

[In the scene where Tenko is at the park, the clock is already past 6:00 PM, the time when good kids go home, so if he had met Deku a little earlier, Deku might have been able to stop him, but this seems to show that they're past that stage now, which is good.]