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Giovanni Is Just the Worst Boss (part one)
This is a darker fic. I was twelve when I wrote this and I honestly can't remember what spurred me to write this.
Content Warnings: Mentions of abuse; injuries (including burns); workplace violence mention (that will be shown later); James's cover stories for his injuries sounding way too similar to real-world cover stories; misunderstanding of medical issues and injuries; Meowth gets kind of weird about James's feet at the wrong time (wouldn't be a past!me fic without misplaced possible sexuality)
-O-o-O-o-O-
(Meowth’s point of view)
The day James came back to the cabin with a black eye, Jessie and I got worried.
“Where did you get that black eye?” I asked.
James looked at me and said, “I ran into a wall.”
Since this was a reasonable excuse, I didn’t say anything else about it. But the black eye looked painful and hard to see through.
And he didn’t actually run into a wall.
-O-o-O-
We sent James to the boss the next day. We had to choose a member of our team and send them to the boss for further orders every day for the next five days. James said his meeting with the boss went okay, so Jessie and I sent him because he wouldn’t start a fight.
To our surprise, one of James’s teeth was knocked out. We noticed it because it was one of his side front teeth.
Butch would have a field day if he was there.
“James, what happened? Why is one of your teeth knocked out?” I asked.
“It was a loose tooth,” James said. “I pulled it out.”
Two injuries in a row. And humans don’t usually get loose teeth in their late teens.
Something’s up, I thought.
-O-o-O-
James’s mouth had mostly healed by the next day. We sent him to the boss because the boss called him there.
When he came back, I didn’t see any injuries. But James was limping.
“Why are you limping?” I asked. “Did you sprain your ankle? You should stay off it. Let me—”
“No. Nothing happened. I’m fine,” James said. He tripped over his foot and fell.
I decided to seize the opportunity to examine James’s legs and feet. I took off his boots and socks. His feet were delicate and soft. They looked graceful and rather slender. Maybe James seemed so clumsy because his boots were slightly too big.
Anyway, there were no injuries on his feet.
I rolled up his pant leg. Nothing on his left leg. But on his right leg, there was a burn mark.
“James, why did you try to hide something like this? How did you even get this?” I said.
“I tripped over a Charmander’s tail and it burned me.” James sounded dead serious. He had a serious look on his face. I looked closer at his eyes. I could’ve sworn I saw tears.
Something told me that burn mark wasn’t from a Charmander.
-O-o-O-
The boss called for James again. James went to his office. I wished and hoped that James would not come back with an injury.
It didn’t work.
James came back with his arm in a cast. His eyes were completely glazed over and his hair was a little messed up. He was blushing slightly. Other than the flush on his face, he looked drained.
He saw Jessie staring at him and said, “Victreebel bit my arm and broke it.”
I thought this explained the cast and his skin being washed out. I thought James had been poisoned.
He wasn’t.
-O-o-O-
The fifth day we had to send James to the boss was the day we found out why James was injured.
James set off for the boss’s office looking pale and drained. He came home with a nosebleed.
“How did you get a nosebleed?” I asked.
“I fell out of a tree,” James said.
Both Jessie and I stared at James for a minute. Then Jessie said something that threw a wrench in all of James’s stories.
“If you fell out of a tree, then how did you climb up the tree with a broken arm?” Jessie asked.
James looked us both in the eyes. Then he ran into the bathroom, crying.
“I don’t think he was ready for that question,” I said.
“I don’t think those injuries are by accident,” Jessie said.
-O-o-O-o-O-
Serious moral of the story: Workplace abuse is wrong. Actually, any kind of abuse is wrong.
Not-so-serious moral: Meowth, bro, not the right time for foot stuff!
Toxic Rocketshipping: Jessie Is Just the Worst Fortune Teller (part three of three)
This fic is possibly Not Safe For Life.
Please heed the warnings.
Part one is here. Part two is here.
Content Warning: First-person mixed points-of-view; gross misunderstanding of slavery; violence; sexual abuse; Pokémon/Human romantic relationship; silly, middle-school romance writing; the twerps witness something horrible; out-of-character behavior for James and Meowth; absolute character assassination of Jessie; Jessie manages to be anti-choice and pro-abortion at the same time; very shaky understanding of psychological issues; mpreg mention; crucifixion mention; oddly-placed musings on spirituality; Jesus Hades Christ twelve!me tortured James a lot in fic (Jesus and Hades had nothing to do with this you leave them out of it)
-O-o-O-o-O-
(James's point of view)
"James, wake up!"
I came to at the sound of Meowth's voice.
"What just happened? Was that a dream?" I asked. I was lying on the bed with an ice pack on my forehead.
"You fainted. Right after I told you I liked you," Meowth said. I thought he still sounded shy and maybe a little bit hurt.
It wasn't too good to be true, I thought. I began to feel lightheaded again, so I lay back down.
"You don't like me?" Meowth said. He definitely sounded hurt this time.
"I-I just…" was all I could get out.
"What?" Meowth's voice was still soft.
"I….I love you, too," I whispered.
Then Meowth did something I never thought he'd do.
He kissed me. I kissed him back.
We were kissing on the lips.
It just felt right, even though it was wrong. No. It wasn't wrong. We both wanted it.
When our mouths parted, I was practically paralyzed.
Meowth hugged me and started French kissing me. I wouldn't have liked it if it were someone else, but Meowth's mouth was perfectly clean. His breath tasted like mint.
We stopped. We just stared at each other.
"Wow," was all I could say.
Meowth blinked. His large cerulean eyes had a look in them that said, "Did I do that?"
I looked around. Jessie was nowhere to be found.
"Jessie isn't here," I said.
"That's a relief," Meowth said.
We were safe.
-O-o-O-
(Meowth's point of view)
The trouble started that night.
Jessie called James into her room for some "slave business." James went in reluctantly.
It was silent for a while until I heard a scream.
I was hiding in Jessie's closet, so I peeked out of the crack in the door. James was lying down on the bed, tied down. Jessie was touching his groin.
"Get off of me! Stop it!" James was screaming.
Jessie pulled James up by his shirt. "Do not resist me. Unless you want things to get ugly," Jessie said. She flung James back down.
That did it.
"If you wanna talk ugly, go look in a mirror," I said, coming out of the closet.
"Damn you!" yelled Jessie. She hit James across his face hard.
Jessie started to unzip James's fly.
"Let me go!" James screamed.
Then, like things weren't bad enough, guess who comes in?
Team Twerp.
"We heard screaming and thought there might be—What the hell is going on with you three?!" Ash yelled.
All this was probably too much for James. He burst into tears.
"What are you doing here?" I asked, while holding James.
"I already told you. We heard screaming and thought someone was being killed or something," Ash said.
Misty had come over to James to comfort him.
"What has she been doing to you?" Misty asked.
James was crying too hard to answer, so I said, "Jessie bought him."
"She bought him?! With a title deed?!" Misty was shocked.
James nodded through his tears.
"That's fucked up," she said.
"She made him her sex slave," I said.
"That's an invasion of privacy! Why would she want to do such awful things to James?" Misty said.
"I don't know. She must be a horny psychopath," I said.
Ash and Brock had to hold Jessie back from sexually abusing James.
That wasn't pretty.
-O-o-O-
Jessie had to be locked up in her room so she couldn't attack James.
Team Twerp stayed with us. They just wanted to help if anything happened.
"Good guys don't usually help bad guys," I said.
"Well, we're not your usual good guys," said Ash.
Jessie started banging on the door of her room. James and I went to the door.
"What are you banging for?" James asked timidly.
"Look under the fucking door and you'll see," Jessie yelled.
James looked under the door. There was a sheet of paper. He gave me a look that said, "What do you think this could be?"
When he turned over the paper and looked at it, he turned completely white.
"That will be you and Meowth one day," Jessie said.
James had dropped the sheet of paper on the floor and staggered into the bathroom. I heard loud vomiting noises coming from the bathroom.
I picked up the paper. On it was the most fucked up thing I ever saw.
It was a crudely drawn picture of the three of us. I was nailed to a cross with my eyelids taped open. That was bad enough, but next to my crucifixion, was a worse picture. Jessie was kicking a very pregnant-with-kittens James in the stomach. James was screaming. There was a red line coming from between James's legs.
Scary.
Written under it was, "I know your secret. This is your future."
Nasty.
I walked right back to Jessie's door.
"Why did you draw that nasty picture of James and me?" I asked.
"Because both of you are Pokébestial freaks and you need to know what's coming," Jessie said.
"What makes you think either of us would let that happen?"
"One day, you're gonna wake up after fucking James's ass and know the picture was right."
I wasn't getting anywhere, so I just decided to give up.
James had come out of the bathroom and into our room. He fell onto the bed.
"How could she have found out about yesterday?" I asked myself.
I guess James must've heard because he said, "She must've heard us kissing."
We were silent for a while.
I sat by where James was lying down.
"Meowth?" James said.
"Yes, James?" I said.
"I've come to a realization. I don't belong with Jessie. I belong with you." James looked up at me. His eyes shone like emeralds. "I've found a place where I belong."
I imagined what James had been going through. He didn't belong with snooty rich people, but he didn't belong with Team Rocket. This was like the ending of a quest to find his place in life, like a spiritual kind of thing.
That whole experience had brought us together.
-O-o-O-
(James's point of view)
Meowth cleverly managed to buy me back. He ripped up the title deed and set me free.
Jessie was sent to a mental institution. She is on parole right now.
Caveat emptor, Jessica Romanova.
Meowth and I were together at last.
-O-o-O-o-O-
Moral of the story: Don't try to buy your friends. No, literally don't try to buy your friends, they're not property holy shit.
Holiday Half Arse: Nyarth Nativity (part two of two)
Twelve!me should not be trusted to plan a Christmas dinner or name mpreg kittens.
Part one is here.
Content Warning: First-person mixed points-of-view; Pokémon/Human romantic relationship; mpreg; absolute character assassination of Jessie (she’s super violent towards Meowth and pregnant James); very shaky understanding of psychological issues and mental institutions; James, Meowth, and their kitten eat the placenta
-O-o-O-o-O-
(Meowth's point of view)
Before we knew it, it was the middle of December. James had gotten pregnant in October, so the ninth week was getting closer.
One day we were sitting in the living room, watching TV. Actually, I was sitting, bored at all the corny Christmas commercials and James was lying down, half-asleep. The couch wasn't the most comfortable place to fall asleep, but I couldn't blame James for not being fully awake. All those commercials were so cheesy and boring.
A commercial came on. I thought James would be falling asleep, but it was a telephone commercial. It was about a couple who couldn't be together for Christmas. They decided if they couldn't be together, they should at least call collect so they save money.
To my surprise, James burst into tears.
"That commercial was so sad. We're lucky we can be together for the holidays," he said.
"We can be together every day," I said. I hugged James. He hugged me too. He winced.
"Did my claws come out?" I asked.
"No. The kitten just kicked," James said.
James was a little round. The kitten would come any day. I wasn't sure if I could call James's Team Rocket uniform a maternity outfit.
I did learn that the kitten moved more whenever James ate anything sweet.
It seemed like the kitten could come out in the eighth week.
-O-o-O-
On Christmas Eve, James seemed to be really enthusiastic about having the kitten near Christmas.
He went into the bedroom to take a nap. A few minutes later, I heard James call me. He was breathing hard.
"I….I think it's time," he panted.
James pushed while I caught the kitten as it came out. One final push popped out the kitten.
The kitten was okay, of course. James was also okay. He still hurt a little, but he was okay.
"It's beautiful," James breathed.
"Just like you," I said. Then I bit off the kitten's umbilical cord.
The kitten opened its eyes. It had emerald green eyes like James.
James smiled at me. "It's a girl," he said.
"What's her name?" I asked. James was sure to come up with a meaningful name.
"Her name is Jessowth," James said. He started to breastfeed the kitten.
"Jessowth. Interesting name," I said.
The next day, on Christmas, James and I were happy to cuddle up in front of the TV with our daughter. We decided to have the placenta for our Christmas dinner that night.
"I guess we can't have sex tonight," James said.
"Oh, don't worry. The kitten and your love makes up for it," I said.
James began to cry.
"I'm sorry. That was just so sweet. You….You know I really love you, don't you?" James said.
"Yes. And I love you too," I said. "And anyway, you have to wait four or five weeks. You don't want to strain yourself."
James smiled. "You're the doctor."
(James's point of view)
Our little kitten seemed to grow so fast in just five weeks.
Jessie wasn't yet out of the mental institution. I was a little glad. A violent person shouldn't be around a newborn kitten.
After about ten weeks, I began getting sick again: eating a lot and vomiting. And I was craving foods I didn't normally eat.
After three hours of that, I just got out the Pokémon pregnancy test. A few minutes later, Meowth came into the bathroom.
"Are you okay, James? You look flushed," he said.
"Meowth, I'm pregnant again," I said.
"Another kitten?! Wow, you're producing a lot of kittens," Meowth said.
"It's just one," I said.
"Well, we're raising one kitten. We can raise another one," Meowth said.
Meowth was actually little more than a kitten himself. He was an adult (if he was human, he would be only slightly older than my eighteen years), but he hadn't evolved into a Persian (and he didn't plan to). One could say I was having kittens for a kitten.
Both Meowth and Jessowth are my kittens to watch over, care for, and protect.
Epilogue (Meowth's point of view)
Jessie eventually came home from the mental institution. She and James are friends again.
Jessowth is talking. She sounds like a female version of me.
Jessowth seems to be kind of wary of Jessie. Maybe she knew Jessie abused James when he was still pregnant with her.
James is delighted to be having another kitten. He's pretty far along.
We're all one big happy Team Rocket.
-O-o-O-o-O-
Moral of the story: Maybe don't name your newborn kitten after your formerly abusive friend, no matter how much she's improved. Also: tired of that boring bird for Christmas dinner? Try placenta!

Full Name: Vladislaus Straud
Age: 24
Hometown: Henford-on-Bagley
Current Location: University of Britechester, Law School
Traits: Evil, Loyal, Romantic, Family-Oriented
Let’s get this out of the way up front, shall we? Yes, I made Vladislaus Straud sexy. But not just as a human. In my old story, he was a sexy vampire—

And a sexy personification of Fear Itself taking up residence in the body of 1500 year-old-vampire who had been divorced multiple times, had complicated relationships with his adult children and felt that murder was a very reasonable reaction to the florist delivering the wrong kind of flowers.
I AM WHO I AM, OKAY?

Whew. Now that we have that out of the way, let's get to know Vlad!
Vlad is in law school. He loves his family and his best friend, and he would do any number of things for them that sound unsavory to most people but sound fun to him. He is both the wholesome part of this story and the bloodshed part.
Vlad commutes to Britechester, which is how he prefers it. The entire Straud clan—grandparents, aunts, cousins, and siblings—live in a collection of houses and barns crammed together at the end of the road. It’s a semi-communal situation, which just means everyone technically has their own home, but no one respects boundaries. They have a loose relationship with legality but a strong sense of justice, which Vlad has inherited.
Although he does not like other sims, Vlad is not a loner per se. He struggles with the fact that the whole world is overwhelming and that he has to constantly pretend to emote, understand his emotions, and respond to statements in ways that aren’t alarming. But if he can be around sims where he can be himself, he’s happy to be in a group.

Okay, fine, Vlad is happy to be in a group even if that isn’t the case because he’s a bit of an asshole and gets off other’s misery.
Still, he wants to be loved. He just doesn’t think it's possible, especially since his ex made it very clear that he lacks a heart. Like Alice, he doesn’t really have a plan after graduation. Law School was more of a “thing to do” than a calling. But he will find something, or someone (not him) will die trying.
A little bit of a rant on Horikoshi and threats of violence against him so if you don’t want to read feel free to keep scrolling. Just as a heads up, it will contain mentions of murder, suicide, violence, and terrorism.
So I don’t know if this behaviour is present in every anime/manga fandom or if it is specifically the MHA fandom, but seriously what is up with some you saying that you’re going to kill or beat up Horikoshi. Like you do realize that’s a whole ass person right? There isn’t some robot writing the manga, it’s a guy, a literal human, you know with thoughts and feelings. Of course no author or piece of literature is free from criticism, but I feel like constructive criticism and saying an author should go and kill himself cause you don’t agree with some of the writing choices he makes, is not only cruel but just overall shitty behaviour.
One example of this behavior of is of some anime dude bro taking a photo of Horikoshi, placing it next to Osama bin Laden and writing in the captions something along the lines of “Spot the difference”. I can’t find the image now (because of course I can’t) but I think it’s pretty disturbing and outright weird to compare some mangaka whose writing choices you don’t like, to a literal terrorist who, y’know, killed people. Another perpetrator of this is that vocalpineapple guy (who has a huge following by the way) who also said that Horikoshi should go die because of what happened in the Bakugou death/revival arc.
This stuff isn’t even limited to the dudebros either, so called « progressives » « and leftists » do it as well (which is a whole other can of worms, also kinda funny how these people are mostly USA Americans and are from Western countries). They make violent threats such as the author should drop dead because he hid a transmisogynist?? And that they hate him and would like to kill him (or beat him up) if given the chance. And I don’t think people realize just how fucking extreme that is????? Like seriously you don’t like his manga? Criticize it, or better yet, hit da bricks! Go find something you enjoy, instead of going online and spouting hate against some guy.
And people might say, « Well why do you care so much ». It’s because I wonder, will this be the state of modern fandom? Sending death threats and spouting extreme violence against authors because you don’t like certain choices they’ve made? Where is the understanding? Or the nuance as to why certain choices were made? Where’s the analysis of the cultural context that a piece of literature is made in? Most of all, where’s the kindness? The understanding that another person can make mistakes, especially in their writing, and for the audience to not act mercilessly towards them. Is it so hard, to just critique the writing, and if the mistakes are a dealbreaker to you, to then just stoping engaging with the compositions and just go find something more enjoyable to you?
Overall, I think that the fandom hates Horikoshi way too much, and their comfort and overall acceptance of violence towards him is strange and also quite concerning. If you don’t like his writing, the just don’t read it! Or criticize it but like don’t start spewing violence against him.
A little bit of a rant on Horikoshi and threats of violence against him so if you don’t want to read feel free to keep scrolling. Just as a heads up, it will contain mentions of murder, suicide, violence, and terrorism.
So I don’t know if this behaviour is present in every anime/manga fandom or if it is specifically the MHA fandom, but seriously what is up with some you saying that you’re going to kill or beat up Horikoshi. Like you do realize that’s a whole ass person right? There isn’t some robot writing the manga, it’s a guy, a literal human, you know with thoughts and feelings. Of course no author or piece of literature is free from criticism, but I feel like constructive criticism and saying an author should go and kill himself cause you don’t agree with some of the writing choices he makes, is not only cruel but just overall shitty behaviour.
One example of this behavior of is of some anime dude bro taking a photo of Horikoshi, placing it next to Osama bin Laden and writing in the captions something along the lines of “Spot the difference”. I can’t find the image now (because of course I can’t) but I think it’s pretty disturbing and outright weird to compare some mangaka whose writing choices you don’t like, to a literal terrorist who, y’know, killed people. Another perpetrator of this is that vocalpineapple guy (who has a huge following by the way) who also said that Horikoshi should go die because of what happened in the Bakugou death/revival arc.
This stuff isn’t even limited to the dudebros either, so called « progressives » « and leftists » do it as well (which is a whole other can of worms, also kinda funny how these people are mostly USA Americans and are from Western countries). They make violent threats such as the author should drop dead because he hid a transmisogynist?? And that they hate him and would like to kill him (or beat him up) if given the chance. And I don’t think people realize just how fucking extreme that is????? Like seriously you don’t like his manga? Criticize it, or better yet, hit da bricks! Go find something you enjoy, instead of going online and spouting hate against some guy.
And people might say, « Well why do you care so much ». It’s because I wonder, will this be the state of modern fandom? Sending death threats and spouting extreme violence against authors because you don’t like certain choices they’ve made? Where is the understanding? Or the nuance as to why certain choices were made? Where’s the analysis of the cultural context that a piece of literature is made in? Most of all, where’s the kindness? The understanding that another person can make mistakes, especially in their writing, and for the audience to not act mercilessly towards them. Is it so hard, to just critique the writing, and if the mistakes are a dealbreaker to you, to then just stoping engaging with the compositions and just go find something more enjoyable to you?
Overall, I think that the fandom hates Horikoshi way too much, and their comfort and overall acceptance of violence towards him is strange and also quite concerning. If you don’t like his writing, the just don’t read it! Or criticize it but like don’t start spewing violence against him.
A little bit of a rant on Horikoshi and threats of violence against him so if you don’t want to read feel free to keep scrolling. Just as a heads up, it will contain mentions of murder, suicide, violence, and terrorism.
So I don’t know if this behaviour is present in every anime/manga fandom or if it is specifically the MHA fandom, but seriously what is up with some you saying that you’re going to kill or beat up Horikoshi. Like you do realize that’s a whole ass person right? There isn’t some robot writing the manga, it’s a guy, a literal human, you know with thoughts and feelings. Of course no author or piece of literature is free from criticism, but I feel like constructive criticism and saying an author should go and kill himself cause you don’t agree with some of the writing choices he makes, is not only cruel but just overall shitty behaviour.
One example of this behavior of is of some anime dude bro taking a photo of Horikoshi, placing it next to Osama bin Laden and writing in the captions something along the lines of “Spot the difference”. I can’t find the image now (because of course I can’t) but I think it’s pretty disturbing and outright weird to compare some mangaka whose writing choices you don’t like, to a literal terrorist who, y’know, killed people. Another perpetrator of this is that vocalpineapple guy (who has a huge following by the way) who also said that Horikoshi should go die because of what happened in the Bakugou death/revival arc.
This stuff isn’t even limited to the dudebros either, so called « progressives » « and leftists » do it as well (which is a whole other can of worms, also kinda funny how these people are mostly USA Americans and are from Western countries). They make violent threats such as the author should drop dead because he hid a transmisogynist?? And that they hate him and would like to kill him (or beat him up) if given the chance. And I don’t think people realize just how fucking extreme that is????? Like seriously you don’t like his manga? Criticize it, or better yet, hit da bricks! Go find something you enjoy, instead of going online and spouting hate against some guy.
And people might say, « Well why do you care so much ». It’s because I wonder, will this be the state of modern fandom? Sending death threats and spouting extreme violence against authors because you don’t like certain choices they’ve made? Where is the understanding? Or the nuance as to why certain choices were made? Where’s the analysis of the cultural context that a piece of literature is made in? Most of all, where’s the kindness? The understanding that another person can make mistakes, especially in their writing, and for the audience to not act mercilessly towards them. Is it so hard, to just critique the writing, and if the mistakes are a dealbreaker to you, to then just stoping engaging with the compositions and just go find something more enjoyable to you?
Overall, I think that the fandom hates Horikoshi way too much, and their comfort and overall acceptance of violence towards him is strange and also quite concerning. If you don’t like his writing, the just don’t read it! Or criticize it but like don’t start spewing violence against him.
A little bit of a rant on Horikoshi and threats of violence against him so if you don’t want to read feel free to keep scrolling. Just as a heads up, it will contain mentions of murder, suicide, violence, and terrorism.
So I don’t know if this behaviour is present in every anime/manga fandom or if it is specifically the MHA fandom, but seriously what is up with some you saying that you’re going to kill or beat up Horikoshi. Like you do realize that’s a whole ass person right? There isn’t some robot writing the manga, it’s a guy, a literal human, you know with thoughts and feelings. Of course no author or piece of literature is free from criticism, but I feel like constructive criticism and saying an author should go and kill himself cause you don’t agree with some of the writing choices he makes, is not only cruel but just overall shitty behaviour.
One example of this behavior of is of some anime dude bro taking a photo of Horikoshi, placing it next to Osama bin Laden and writing in the captions something along the lines of “Spot the difference”. I can’t find the image now (because of course I can’t) but I think it’s pretty disturbing and outright weird to compare some mangaka whose writing choices you don’t like, to a literal terrorist who, y’know, killed people. Another perpetrator of this is that vocalpineapple guy (who has a huge following by the way) who also said that Horikoshi should go die because of what happened in the Bakugou death/revival arc.
This stuff isn’t even limited to the dudebros either, so called « progressives » « and leftists » do it as well (which is a whole other can of worms, also kinda funny how these people are mostly USA Americans and are from Western countries). They make violent threats such as the author should drop dead because he hid a transmisogynist?? And that they hate him and would like to kill him (or beat him up) if given the chance. And I don’t think people realize just how fucking extreme that is????? Like seriously you don’t like his manga? Criticize it, or better yet, hit da bricks! Go find something you enjoy, instead of going online and spouting hate against some guy.
And people might say, « Well why do you care so much ». It’s because I wonder, will this be the state of modern fandom? Sending death threats and spouting extreme violence against authors because you don’t like certain choices they’ve made? Where is the understanding? Or the nuance as to why certain choices were made? Where’s the analysis of the cultural context that a piece of literature is made in? Most of all, where’s the kindness? The understanding that another person can make mistakes, especially in their writing, and for the audience to not act mercilessly towards them. Is it so hard, to just critique the writing, and if the mistakes are a dealbreaker to you, to then just stoping engaging with the compositions and just go find something more enjoyable to you?
Overall, I think that the fandom hates Horikoshi way too much, and their comfort and overall acceptance of violence towards him is strange and also quite concerning. If you don’t like his writing, the just don’t read it! Or criticize it but like don’t start spewing violence against him.
A little bit of a rant on the threats of violence against Horikoshi, so if you don’t want to read feel free to keep scrolling. Just as a heads up, it will contain mentions of murder, suicide, violence, and terrorism.
So I don’t know if this behaviour is present in every anime/manga fandom or if it is specifically the MHA fandom, but seriously what is up with some you saying that you’re going to kill or beat up Horikoshi. Like you do realize that’s a whole ass person right? There isn’t some robot writing the manga, it’s a guy, a literal human, you know with thoughts and feelings. Of course no author or piece of literature is free from criticism, but I feel like constructive criticism and saying an author should go and kill himself cause you don’t agree with some of the writing choices he makes, is not only cruel but just overall shitty behaviour.
One example of this behavior of is of some anime dude bro taking a photo of Horikoshi, placing it next to Osama bin Laden and writing in the captions something along the lines of “Spot the difference”. I can’t find the image now (because of course I can’t) but I think it’s pretty disturbing and outright weird to compare some mangaka whose writing choices you don’t like, to a literal terrorist who, y’know, killed people. Another perpetrator of this is that vocalpineapple guy (who has a huge following by the way) who also said that Horikoshi should go die because of what happened in the Bakugou death/revival arc.
This stuff isn’t even limited to the dudebros either, so called « progressives » « and leftists » do it as well (which is a whole other can of worms, also kinda funny how these people are mostly USA Americans and are from Western countries). They make violent threats such as the author should drop dead because he hid a transmisogynist?? And that they hate him and would like to kill him (or beat him up) if given the chance. And I don’t think people realize just how fucking extreme that is????? Like seriously you don’t like his manga? Criticize it, or better yet, hit da bricks! Go find something you enjoy, instead of going online and spouting hate against some guy.
And people might say, « Well why do you care so much ». It’s because I wonder, will this be the state of modern fandom? Sending death threats and spouting extreme violence against authors because you don’t like certain choices they’ve made? Where is the understanding? Or the nuance as to why certain choices were made? Where’s the analysis of the cultural context that a piece of literature is made in? Most of all, where’s the kindness? The understanding that another person can make mistakes, especially in their writing, and for the audience to not act mercilessly towards them. Is it so hard, to just critique the writing, and if the mistakes are a dealbreaker to you, to then just stoping engaging with the compositions and just go find something more enjoyable to you?
Overall, I think that the fandom hates Horikoshi way too much, and their comfort and overall acceptance of violence towards him is strange and also quite concerning. If you don’t like his writing, the just don’t read it! Or criticize it but like don’t start spewing violence against him.

Transcript: The whole point of AUs is you can change whatever you want to make your own world, your own versions of things. If someone likes parts of a problematic AU, then they make an interpretation of it that fits their vision, not the problematic creator's.
Like, I personally really like my own version of Lusttale. It centers around trauma and recovery, and how platonic relationships can develop despite being in such a hypersexual world. But I'm worried about talking about it, because I know people are probably going to accuse me of agreeing with Lusttale's creator just because I use characters from their AU. I know some people might even tell me they want to kill me.
I don't want to be told someone wants me dead just because they refuse to look beyond their surface-level belief of 'anything Lusttale = BAD!!'
This is a multiverse, you can change and remove things however you wish. I've chosen to treat Lusttale as both a Mr. Potato Head and a chia pet; I've removed what I don't like and am using what's left as a building block for my own ideas.
it's always "you gnawed off your own leg to escape like an animal caught in a trap" and never "why didn't anyone try to help you out of the trap" or "why weren't you provided with any other resources to escape the trap with except for your own teeth"
We learned about this in my psych class! That’s why murders and ice cream sales are correlated but not related!


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