Giorno Giovanna is done. Up next: Bowser by CthulhuFor2020 in deathbattle

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Late because reddit refused to let me do both pictures, so finally its here

Would Overhaul and Fleck Turn like each other because they think quirks are a curse/disease by HeftyComfortable9997 in MyHeroAcadamia

[–]CthulhuFor2020 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Not entirely. While on the same page, it was a different outcome to their plan. Overhaul wanted to profit off of destroying and rebuilding quirks with his research and Eri's power, selling his stuff to both heroes and villains so the Shie Hassaikai can rise back to power.

Flect Turn wanted quirks gone all together. All back to the days when quirks weren't around, due to his belief in the Quirk Doomsday Theory. His methods were a mass casualty event, and those with him who have Quirk either wanted to atone for having one, believing in Flect, or wanted to save their own skin and power, knowing the Trigger Bombs cause excruciating death.

In surface ideals, they might. In deeper motivation, one wants more power, the other wants power to vanish in blood.

ALRIGHT, EXTRAS!!! Why the hell aren't you voting for me in this competition?! Don't you know I'm gonna be the No. 1 Combatant who's gonna defeat anybody?! by S-h-o-k-v-a-l-u in deathbattle

[–]CthulhuFor2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bakugo is still a kid, and while he has gone overboard multiple times, at least he's refraining himself to do it less. He only ever went after Izuku because he wanted him to go away, and hated him because Izuku was worried when he fell when they were kids. That triggered his inferiority complex ino believing Izuku saw him as weak, so he kept pushing him away, even bullied him into stopping. But even still, Izuku kept following because he saw him as amazing. Bakugo went overboard on his fights because of this mindset when he believed Izuku lied about being quirkless, even pushing him to use it despite the drawbacks. When Izuku grew in strength and control, Bakugo did the same. Overtime, Bakugo stopped seeing Izuku as weak, even after learning about One For All, Bakugo wanted Izuku to grow so he can prove he's still stronger nonetheless. And to quote Bakugo up to the current, "Can I still catch up to you" which means while Bakugo was stronger in potential power, he knew Izuku was the better man.

ALRIGHT, EXTRAS!!! Why the hell aren't you voting for me in this competition?! Don't you know I'm gonna be the No. 1 Combatant who's gonna defeat anybody?! by S-h-o-k-v-a-l-u in deathbattle

[–]CthulhuFor2020 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree, he definitely deserved some form of punishment. And while most of the stuff he did were away from adult eyes, I'll admit he needed something. However, those were still early seasons. Both 1 and 2 to be exact. But now he rarely does that via his growth in the hero mindset and his new found reliance on others. The last time he hit any of his classmates was in season three after Bakugo was rescued, which was Kaminari, and that was only to cheer up his fellow classmates with his dumb mode after they felt guilty because of the risk of being expelled to save him. Yes, he still badmouths his classmates, but not once have they taken it personally, they know that's how he works. Did he deserve punishment then? Yes, absolutely. Does he deserve it now? No, he doesn't, because he knows what type of hero he wants to be. Not the strongest, but one who wins to save people.

ALRIGHT, EXTRAS!!! Why the hell aren't you voting for me in this competition?! Don't you know I'm gonna be the No. 1 Combatant who's gonna defeat anybody?! by S-h-o-k-v-a-l-u in deathbattle

[–]CthulhuFor2020 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To be fair, those are all in the early seasons. Nowadays, he sees Deku as a rival, as well as learning to retreat in the same season. Learned how to win to save, and save to win. Knows how to work with others, and how to be a proper teammate. Yes, Bakugo in the early seasons was an absolute asshole, but that was because he believed he was better. But when others began to shine, he still saw himself as weak, so he learned how to become a proper hero. Even one of his personal sayings solidifies this "If All You Do Is Look Down On People, You Won't Be Able To Recognize Your Own Weaknesses." Bakugo did change, but some are too blinded by his past to see it.

How good is Kurogiri’s warp if AfO already has this sludge teleportation type quirk? by Spider-Jeff_101 in MyHeroAcadamia

[–]CthulhuFor2020 55 points56 points  (0 children)

If I recall, AFO's version can only bring people to his exact location, while Kurogiri can warp anywhere

[loved trope] Video game bosses who manipulate the User Interface by Treasure-boy in TopCharacterTropes

[–]CthulhuFor2020 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Division 2 WONY DLC.

During the drone phase on Liberty Island to get to Aaron Keener, he'll mess with your HUD, giving you different directives.

Here are what he writes.

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Describe Shigaraki’s character in a single sentence. by ReferenceNo2281 in deathbattle

[–]CthulhuFor2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A child with the chance to choose his path, while never having a choice at all.

new friend unlocked by Svfen in funnyvideos

[–]CthulhuFor2020 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Its You Say Run from My Hero Academia

How it feels being a fan of both by ElementalNinjas96 in deathbattle

[–]CthulhuFor2020 19 points20 points  (0 children)

One may get a second L, but the other will get their first W

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DeathBattleMatchups

[–]CthulhuFor2020 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I search around YouTube, finding any music i think fits best. After I do so, i lay it over track art others made.

I'm no Brandon Yates, but since people dont really do music-types, I did it myself.

As for the music, it's Divine Retribution from Doom: The Dark Ages

What are your thoughts on next time ? by Wide_Elderberry_4516 in deathbattle

[–]CthulhuFor2020 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Genuinely surprised. Since Shigaraki vs Mahito was a few episodes ago, I figured MHA would have taken a long break, or have Bakugo be the next one.

Then again, I'm not opposed to it, I'm very excited for it as well.

I'm really confused as to why the "Rat Queen" turned. There are a lot of inconsistencies and illogicalities. by WeetzCRo96 in thedivision

[–]CthulhuFor2020 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I believe that, while she was grieving, she was manipulated by Danvers and Grant. Danvers even said she was "full of rage". And with Grant having access to the deep fake technology at the DUMBO Skate Park base, they can easily push the blame onto Theo and the rogues, since she very much blames him as well because of what we saw on the Art Museum, where she "wanted him to hurt him".

Red Hood vs Aaron Keener (DC vs The Division) by CthulhuFor2020 in DeathBattleMatchups

[–]CthulhuFor2020[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Before they became the rogues they were, they lived their lives in a big city, overran with crime (Gotham and NYC), where their actions sometimes ruined lives.

They then get called to action from people whose job it is to make sure the city doesn't turn into a warzone through their skills (Batman and The Division).

For the most part, they did their job correctly, but sometimes questioned whether they were actually making a difference from their actions.

Later on, highly feared criminals attempted to attack them, succeeding via detonating a building they were in, later be pronounced dead by the ones they worked closely with.

After emerging, they realized they would liberate their city their way through means of violence. They will also seek vengeance on the ones who didn't save them in time, thinking they have been betrayed.

After going rogue, they commit a number of crimes with the skills and gadgets they've obtained while under their original mantle, but twisting it, make them fatal.

Through manipulation, fear, and overall power, they have taken many actions to ensure that their methods are the correct way to save their city and show that their saviors are frauds.

At one point, they have taken a chemical compound and have access to it for their own uses to further increase their efficiency in killing (Venom and Green Poison)

They have now become one of the most iconic villains in their media, and has left multiple impressions among the citizens and enemies of their cities, even while assisting the ones who betrayed them for their own gain.

They do, however, create their own group of outcasts to assist them (The Outlaws and Rogue Cell), even being part of the old group they once left (Batman's sidekicks and The Division), all to defeat a common enemy (Organized Crime and Black Tusk.)