Scenes That Describe The Despair And Sadness Of Seeing Chisaki Crying In Her Last Appearance:

Scenes that describe the despair and sadness of seeing Chisaki crying in her last appearance:

I think many of us know the Fairy Oddparents cartoon, but there is an episode that I especially like because of one scene.

"Chip's teeth" in a part where Chip is interviewed, he tries to communicate even without having teeth, and the interviewer interprets it as there is a child in a well and says he is going to save him.

Exactly that would be me. I put the dialogue that is in Latin Spanish, but I imagine that the dialogue in English is similar (I think).

-"What?! A child in a well?! I will take the child out of the well!"

On the other hand, I would put the Godfather scene, where Vito sees the body of his son:

-"Look how they massacred my boy..." :"(

Could someone PLEASE make a fanfic or one shot of Chisaki x heroine reader?!

It doesn't matter if it's forbidden love! a saw type of death or do that to survive! or one where Chisaki is rehabilitated and we form a very beautiful relationship with him! I don't understand why this type of fanfic is more popular if there can be a lot of tension and passion involved! AHHHH!

Silly headcanons I like to think of Chisaki

• From my perspective, if Chisaki had any type of ideal woman, it would be those who have a strong and independent character, likewise I feel that he would have a well-hidden taste for tall and strong women.

• I'm sure Chisaki would be one of those men that when you walk past him you can smell his perfume from meters away (it smells good, but it's also exaggerated).

• He would be the ideal customer to buy a stone as a pet XD except that he would carefully disinfect it before putting it next to his nightstand with some not-so-motivating phrase.

• Has a diary, but more than a diary it looks like a book of complaints.

• Has a very extensive and strict skin care routine.

• On a day at the beach, he will spend the entire day under an umbrella, with dark glasses and a magazine with the latest scientific advances.

• Drinks tea with lemon on a rainy day.

• He likes praise but he doesn't show it.

• If someone turned him into an animal, it would be a toucan or a crow.

• He often wakes up in the early morning with nightmares about his terrible childhood in the orphanage where he was probably experimented on.

• Most of the time the shie hassaikai's kitchen smelled like coffee.

What other headcanons would you add?

(I feel strange being so active here, but well, I'll say goodbye for two months or more, or maybe I'll upload more of something in my sadness for Chisaki)

You too...Pops... :"v

Hey, I was researching again, and seeing all his opinions... and bro... Damn, old man! What crossed your mind, thinking that it was okay to leave the care of your granddaughter to a person who still had traumas, unstable and violent tendencies?

Damn, I come from a dysfunctional family and seeing those outbursts in Chisaki... it was so familiar... and obvious at first glance to know that Chisaki was like that a lot of the time under his "polite person" mask.

There is LITERALLY no way that Pops hasn't witnessed many of the outbursts in Chisaki. And yet he had the nerve to point him out for not following the right path when Pops most likely didn't really make an effort to correct it from the beginning, or didn't have the brains to do something.

We could say that he "tolerated" Chisaki beyond what was stupidly allowed, or rather... HE NEVER gave him the necessary importance to know the type of person he was creating.

With that situation, let's look at another important point. Her daughter, who after what happened with Eri's father, he made no effort to try to support her or help her cope with what happened and prevent her from abandoning her granddaughter.

And what was the best thing he did? Talking disparagingly about his own daughter, and then calling Chisaki's babysitter, evading much of her responsibility and without having thought of something more logical like seeking some help outside of Chisaki to know how to deal with Eri's quirk.

There is simply no excuse not to see Pops as a rather irresponsible and hypocritical person.

Plots that I consider interesting to make chisaki fanfictions

• chisaki vampire

• chisaki monster

• chisaki sorcerer

• chisaki demon

• chisaki x hero reader, forbidden love

Ideas to save my child from the well xD

Okay, I was thinking... if they left a vague ending for Chisaki, why not expand it to give him one where he can have his redemption?

Honestly, I have my own idea that I really liked but I have barely developed it Xd, and risking possible criticism... I share it with you but in a good summary :>

Firstly, Chisaki stays in prison for several months, being regularly scolded by his father... Chisaki completely loses his hope and questions everything, and also feels reliving his past traumas of being locked up.

During all this, a heroine and her team (of several) belonging to an agency outside of Japan, become interested in him because of his quirk. Since Chisaki's quirk is multipurpose and quite useful as a counter to the dangerous quirks that several of this agency have.

This heroine visits Chisaki and offers him the opportunity to be on parole, as well as to receive psychiatric treatment and help him in the possibility that Chisaki can activate his quirk without depending on his hands, and therefore recover his arms, taking the risks that the project does not work.

However, unlike Chisaki, this heroine has enough hope that everything will turn out well and that Chisaki can rehabilitate himself and do good for society to compensate for part of his crimes.

And although pops feels this opportunity towards Chisaki is unfair, the latter accepts... and, at first he planned to get his way and escape to plan something with the aim of getting Pops to forgive him, but... little by little he allows himself to be softened by this heroine who shows him patience as hope to move forward... Finally he is convinced and decides to change and truly realize his mistakes...

For the first time, Chisaki feels that he is doing something right... his insecurities, phobias and past traumas are gradually overcome, and although the guilt of his actions prevails, he feels the support of the heroine to do good for the rest of his life, building a strong emotional bond over the years...

We can leave it there, and if the idea is a bit vague, I didn't develop it completely because... I dont know I'm too lazy, but that's the general idea... however, we could add that both stay together in the end 🥺