Main. Verse I

Main. Verse i

Follows canon.

Traitor AU. Verse ii

Eijiro Kirishima is a victim of circumstance. He grew up in close quarters with criminals, but still spent his childhood revering Crimson Riot and wanting to become a hero himself. The experience he has with low class criminals and villains contributes to his hesitation when it comes to villains before he enters UA, he knows what they’re capable of. But this hesitation not only makes him feel weak and cowardly as we see in his arc, it also makes him doubt that he’ll be able to leave the crowd he’s surrounded by. This is a part of his life that he keeps secret, and it is also the reason behind the level of empathy he has shown with villains he has fought. His run-in with the villain in middle school and seeing Mina step up along with the interview with Crimson Riot still inspired him to pursue his dream of becoming a hero and entering UA. But it wasn’t long after his acceptance that Kirishima’s uncle used his nephews unique position as leverage to raise himself up in the villain ranks. This is where Kirishima’s involvement with the League of Villains begins.

It is quickly decided that Eijiro’s uncle is not needed as an intermediary, and he is killed in front of Eijiro. After this, he gives the League information solely out of fear, telling them about the USJ assignment as well as the location of the camp. However, while he knew the League was interested in Bakugou, he did not expect them to take him during camp. His guilt leads to his adamancy about saving Bakugou, and after the dorms are put in place, he tries to distance himself from the League and tries to give as little information as possible. They can tell he’s pulling away, and continue to string him along with threats of harm to his classmates or himself. But Kirishima is beginning to wonder if there is a way out of this for him, and if he’d rather die than continue betraying UA and his friends.  

@chargcbolt​ | Traitor AU

“Have you heard anything yet..?” Eijiro’s tone was hushed, though he had already made sure that they were alone. But this was something he didn’t like to talk about, hell he tried not to think about it if he could avoid it. Every reminder was another reason that he didn’t belong at this school or around those he’d allowed to trust him. He wasn’t a hero, he wasn’t even a man. He was just scared. The only thing keeping him sane was that he wasn’t alone, Denki was working with the League too. And he was the one better equipped for communicating with them, so that let some of the pressure off of Eijiro at least. Still, he didn’t like to ask Denki about his involvement, he wasn’t sure he could handle the answers.

“I hate all the the waiting.” It was easier to try and keep himself a little detached if he could focus on the next task rather than simply spending time with those he was betraying.

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⌛ - How long have you been rping?

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💙 - Are there any muses you’ve been considering trying out?

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Main. verse i

Follows canon.

Traitor AU. verse ii

This follows along with the popular fan theory along with my own take/elaboration on the idea.

It all starts with his father. Denki Kaminari’s father is a villain, this is something he’s told no one, and since his father isn’t famous and is still at large, it’s something he’s been able to avoid. But in the limited time Denki has spent with his father, he has learned some very important things. The most relevant of which, is that the system is rigged, and the heroes aren’t always the good guys they make themselves out to be. As many things do, it had started with good intentions. Denki wanted to show his father that things could change, that he could be a hero following the true definition. However, in studying heroes and villains, it became harder and harder to deny that his father was right. Things needed to change. He met Giran through his father and was introduced to the League of Villains while he was already in the process of being accepted to UA. This put him in a valuable position, and while he is hesitant, he is sure that this will be for the best in the long run. Stain was someone Denki kept tabs on and he does adhere to Stain’s ideals, more so than Shigaraki’s, like a few other members of the League of Villains. Telling his classmates that he thought the video was cool, was a slip up, he was just really inspired and let it get the best of him.

Kaminari jammed the signal at the USJ himself, and used the communication abilities that come from his quirk to let the League of Villains know of the camp location. Kaminari also uses the communications aspect of his quirk to report to LoV, listen in on phone calls, and he has regular access to the phones of classmates who ask him to charge them.  It is still possible for Kaminari’s quirk to fry his brain, but he has more control and tolerance with it than he lets on.  Kaminari is also smarter than he lets on, though his failure of the midterm is a result of not studying properly, he is still a teenager and this double life thing is stressful. He got lucky when he was still able to attend camp so that he could deliver the location, and has tried to be more careful to scrape by grade wise while keeping up his unbothered persona.  There is guilt involved in this for him, even though he thinks his actions are for the greater good. He doesn’t want to hurt his classmates, but feels that the system has to be changed.

“ sure. “  now that most things are out in the open, shoto isn’t too surprised that all might had questions for him, though that didn’t mean he was prepared. the words ‘i don’t know’ hung in his throat, it would be the easy way out, but it didn’t answer the question and wasn’t necessarily true. but thinking about what he wants without relating it back to his father even as a form of protest, was still relatively new to him. 

“ i don’t think i care about being number one anymore. “  he answered carefully.  “ or it’s not my main goal. “ if he were being honest, he probably didn’t have the outgoing personality expected of a number one hero. of course, then again, neither did his father.  “ i just want to help as many people as i can.. i want to be the kind of hero that could forgive my father. “  how could he be a hero in the truest sense of the word if he held on to so much bitterness and anger? 

✧ ✦ ✧  @quirkdriven​  ❤‘d ( for todoroki! )

        “can i ask you something?” all might certainly has more time to spend one-on-one with his students, now that he can’t go off fighting villains when he’s supposed to be in class. but he finds that with this extra time comes necessary conversations he hoped he’d never have to have. and he hates to admit it, but his recent run-in with endeavor has shaken him to his core. 

nonetheless, here he sits, in front of the youngest todoroki, with his hands wrapped around a steaming cup of tea in hopes of keeping them from shaking.

“your father’s goal was always to surpass me. i have to assume yours was too.” he looks up at him, figuring he’s stared into the hot liquid long enough. “now what happens? with him at number 1, what are you working toward? what sort of hero do you, want to be, kid?”