Sir Nighteye: What Would The World Do Without Atlas To Shoulder It?

Sir Nighteye: What would the world do without Atlas to shoulder it?

Izuku Midoriya: Why should the world need an Atlas to shoulder it?

All Might: Idk who this Atlas guy you’re talking about is but he sounds like a good chap.

Thinkin about Hawks man he should b in the club

I'm not really on that dad for one grind (sue me I got to a point w the manga where it felt like there wasn't going to be much more going forward in the story that I was really interested in) mostly because it feels like it robs the meaning of a protagonist that truly is No One. Comes from Nowhere. Before being given this ultimate power and inheriting a fight he has no real conception of but is chosen for due to his compassion and who he is, not whose son he is. There's a way a dad for one story could be done well ig but it's just not really what I personally liked about Midoriya Izuku as a story to follow.

That said I do think dad for one is a funny concept and I think if I were in charge of the universe he'd be losing his mind over how All Might got to parent His Boy before him

Y'know the AFO backstory is so funny to me because I have a sick sense of humor yes but also because like mythologically there's a lot of myth about parents eating their children but not so many (to my knowledge lol please correct AND DIRECT me if I'm wrong I wanna read) about children eating their parents. Matriphagy is a trait that is observed in arachnids which I think is fun, All for One has a really large web he's weaved over the years so there's that kind of nice aspect to it but I kind of love that it's also this grotesque thing that isn't done in these grand stories. Like yes cannibalism in and of itself is this great taboo that's happened almost everywhere culturally but a child eating their parent is an interesting subversion of parents eating their children and receiving these grand punishments from destiny as a result.

Destiny looked at AfO and went "dawg what the fuck"

I'm ngl for some works of fiction I get to a certain point in canon and go "Alright this shit may not be over for you author, but it is over for me" and then just let my imagination ruminate joyfully, untethered by such silly things as canon and What The Author Intended