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Isuku Madorya is born into a world full of superpowers known as quirks. And his quirk, well, among everybody else's, or, you know, different, uh, differentiating itself from everyone else's, is a little bit interesting. His quirk revolves around the idea of actually getting hurt. It might sound odd. It might sound weird, but he didn't even really know about it. And even the doctors didn't know about it for a while. And the reason for this is cuz there was really no chance or no way of really telling what he had. And the only way they actually figured it out in the first place was the fact that he did have all the signs of potentially having a quirk. But they had no idea he was going to really have a fulfilling one until when he was younger, around 8, maybe 9 years old, he got hurt. Yes, he got hurt. Something very basic, something very simple, but he got hurt on the playground by, well, his bully or neighborhood friend by the name of Bakugo, where he would use an explosion and hit Isuku right in the face.
And as this happens, Isuku would crumble to the ground, hurt and really, um, kind of messed up. Like he's pretty injured. Not like insanely, like borderline dead, but he is pretty damn injured. And he begins to actually get, you know, some proper medical attention, whatever, blah blah blah. And then out of nowhere, he was a good bit stronger. He doesn't understand how it happened, but he feels like 10%, maybe even 20% stronger. And yes, he is like an 8-year-old, a 9-year-old. So, it's not like it's super marginally or marginally crazy, but that little bit, that 10, 15, 20% made him feel a lot more, well, powerful. And it's kind of weird. He was able to pick things up easier, move, run faster, run harder, run every—do everything a lot better. So he was thinking maybe he should get into something like martial arts. Maybe he should learn something, do something. He doesn't know, but his mother would eventually decide around the age of about 11, 12 to get him into kind of self-defense courses, martial arts, jiu-jitsu, or various martial arts like jiu-jitsu, karate, maybe even like kickboxing and stuff like that.
And he would get into those and he would come home with injuries. He would come home hurt to a degree, little bits. Maybe sometimes he would get hurt pretty bad, and you put him out for maybe a couple of weeks or stuff like that. And every time it would happen, three or four times it would happen, his strength would increase by about 10, 20, maybe 30%, depending on the injury. And he just kept getting stronger and stronger and stronger. So by the time he was at like age maybe 14, 15, uh, he was pretty damn powerful. Like he was stronger than everybody in the class, at least in terms of raw strength. Bakugo would try to attack him, try to do anything. And it seems as if Azuku is able to defend himself a lot better. And not just because of his ability to utilize martial arts. It's on top of that, the ability to actually tank or have resistances to what Bakugo is trying to do to him. And it's pretty damn insane to put it lightly because Isuku continuously gets stronger, and eventually the doctors understand what his quirk is about and what it's actually doing. It seems like his quirk is actually allowing him to get stronger and stronger as he progresses.
And as he progresses and as he gets more powerful and as things continue, um, up and up and up, it seems as if, well, he realizes pretty quick that he can really do some amazing things. And he's a lot stronger than your typical normal 15-year-old. And yes, he awaits for his teacher to talk about UA and about the UA entrance exam and blah blah blah. And he goes through all of that thinking like, you know what, I could do this. It's like I could really do this. Initially, he was questioning himself. Can he really be a hero? But he really believes to an extent that he can do what he seeks out to do or would do what he's been seeking out to do. And after this day and after getting bullied by Bakugo a little bit more, after Bakugo would land an explosion and blow up his little—his little journal, he would go underneath a bridge and he would face off with his first potential villain.
Now, he wouldn't really stand a chance necessarily against this villain. He can't just, you know, go run up and punch him in the face. But Isuku would be fast enough to kind of keep his distance, stay away, get out of harm's way, and eventually All Might would arrive. All Might would save him with one Detroit smash. And of course, All Might would check on the kid as he would get absolutely, um, smacked by All Might's, you know, like punch in a—in a—in a scent because of the—um—um—the uh—the wind that was sent his way. And this would just be another way for him to get a little bit stronger, like a tad bit, tiny bit stronger from a small hit. Now, he doesn't get like severely injured or anything. So, he wakes up to All Might. He's a little hurt. His—his—his back hurts just a—a little bit, you know, all this other stuff, you know, all—all you know, everything you can think of, right? The little tidbits of being hurt. He feels a certain ways about them or feels a certain—a certain degree uh in terms of damage. And he wakes up and he sees All Might—he sees that the sledge villain is out of here—out of there and you know, knocked—knocked unconscious to an extent. Well, well, you know, the sledge villain being that he was completely obliterated by All Might, but they put him into little kind of uh—you could say like bottles, and then as he's—he's put into bottles, um, All Might would eventually would be like, "Oh, I got to go. I got to leave."
And this is what Isuku would still grab onto the leg of All Might. And of course, he would be questioning All Might. He wants to know like, "Can he really be a hero with what he has?" And eventually he would get to question All Might about this. But the real thing is is getting Isuku to the point where Bakugo is going to get attacked by the Sled villain because when he talks to um All Might, All Might doesn't know if he can be a hero. Doesn't know if whatever he can do really is sustainable, really makes sense. And then eventually, well, they would leave. Isuku would be forced to head down on his own and he would learn about All Might's injuries obviously and all that stuff. And then eventually he would actually see the sledge villain once again attacking Bakugo. And just like the normal story, he would jump right in. He would jump to try to save his quote-unquote buddy. And in doing so, this would get not only the um absolute respect from All Might, but Isuku would get minorly injured from this event, allowing him to get a little bit more stronger. A little bit stronger. And that's the name of the game, especially outside of getting massively injured. Obviously, Isuku um hasn't had any insane or insanity-based injuries, like just insane injury um from at this point, but he does have some minor injuries here and there, and he is getting stronger bit by bit.
But after he goes and fights the sludge villain and he tries to save Bakugo and this eventually leads to All Might saving um saving them both, Isuku would get a little bit of a Zen Kai boost, a little bit of a bonus from his quirk, but on top of that, Isuku would um would obviously um meet All Might once again in which All Might would offer him the quirk of One for All throughout that entire time. Obviously, he tells him like we're going to—they're going to go train at Daba Beach and blah blah blah and all that stuff. But all that still obviously happens. You have Isuku um train with All Might and and prepare himself. And this is—this is where Zen Kaiboo definitely help him with the training. I mean, he's going to get injured from time to time. He is going to push his body past its limits, but at the same time his body itself is far more prepared for this training. So when he trains, when he prepares, when he gets fully ready, I mean, Isuku is more—is prepared to utilize One for All a lot sooner than just 10 months—after the—I would say five, maybe 6 months would pass. Isuku would be paired or prepared to take on One for All, giving him and well, All Might more time to prepare with the quirk itself. And this would lead to Isuku um actually having a chance to learn about One for All, learn how it works just a little bit more.
And this would be perfect for—for Isuku because he wouldn't like, you know, um get injured massively in like some normal sense, right? He wouldn't get injured massively in kind of uh the normal parts, right? The uh the normal parts he normally does, which would be obviously the uh the case with uh you know, him obviously getting hurt with um or getting hurt because his usage of One for All. But you might be thinking like, okay, so would he get hurt with One for All at all? Well, yeah, right. He would definitely get hurt with One for All; he would get hurt earlier on, so it wouldn't be too big of a deal. But these hurt or these injuries with—to his arms, his legs, anything he utilizes at 100%, which he wasn't supposed to—actually benefit him pretty much and quite a bit because yes, these are self-inflicted injuries to an extent, but there's still injuries that are happening when training and and they still fit the mold of utilizing the idea of a Zen Kai boost. And when he injures himself or gets injured to an extent, he is now kind of uh prepared for even more to come. 5 months of training with One for All at 100%. Yes, it's not—he's not going to have it at 100%, but eventually he learns that he can use—utilize it at smaller increments. And those massive injuries help him in terms of durability of One for All itself, allowing him to crank up his utilization of One for All pretty high.
Now, he still kind of utilizes it at 100% all the time, but he now knows that he should use his fingers, and his fingers will get slightly hurt because he obviously wouldn't learn about how to utilize um One for All to the degree that um like he eventually learns with Gran Torino just yet because All Might, well, he's not the best teacher in the world. But this does—does lead him, excuse me, to the UA entrance exam. And the UA entrance exam is um pretty straightforward. Now, obviously, we have the uh normal kind of written portion, and that's something that obviously still happens, but the robot portion or the practical portion, which isn't really—isn't so practical, but the practical portion is something that Isuku uh excels at. Really excels at. Now, does he hurt his fingers just a little bit? Yeah, of course. Right. He's flicking his—he's using his fingers or flicking his fingers at 100%. So, so it does hurt them, but since he's more durable, he's more prepared, and he—he's not as like, you know, um kind of weakened, you could say, it does put him at a—at a higher chance of just not breaking his fingers. So, instead of breaking his fingers after one try or one thing or one kind of use of One for All, he can basically utilize one finger like 8, 9, maybe even 10 times before it actually gets critically hurt. So obviously gets sore maybe one time and then the next time it's a—you know, it's a little bit hurt and then the next time it's a little bit more hurt, but then eventually after quite a bit then obviously it's borderline broken. So he tries his best not to do that. Probably not the best idea to break your finger. So he tries his best to really uh reassure himself that he's not going to put his body or kind of his uh his other body parts at that extent.
Now, after all that is uh said and done and after he actually obliterates a ton of robots, he would get to the point where he has to stop a giant robot, a zero-point robot from, well, killing Okua or stomping on her. So, this is when he would utilize one singular punch. Now, could he flick it and most likely knock it off—off balance and probably even destroy it? Probably, right? There's a good chance that he would, but at the same time, he doesn't know for sure. There's a good chance that the robot lives and hurts everybody around or hurts her. So, he decides to utilize full 100% in his fist. And when he does this, it absolutely destroys the robot, even crazier than he normally does. Not just smash the face of the robot. No, it obliterates into basically nothingness. 100% full arm, full punch, full technique. It's able to destroy the robot. Does it completely and utterly obliterate his arm to an extent? Like, does it hurt it quite a bit? Of course. Right. It borderline breaks his arm doing this because of, well, the practical punch he utilizes because he is trained. So, he actually put a good swing into it, not some like, you know, like you're acting like you—you know how to punch. He knows how to punch and he knows how to kickbox to a certain extent. Yes, he's only trained for about 3 years, but it is um good enough for him to know the basics at a high level, so this does help him quite a bit. Now, borderline breaking your arm, destroying the robot, and blah blah blah. Yeah, it's not amazing, but it still works out. So, finishes this practical exam and obviously gets a very high score in this exam itself—actually so high that he gets, well, the number one spot in UA or in class 1A.
And it's pretty shocking, especially because Isuku felt like he didn't do the best he possibly could if he actually knew how to utilize um his quirk to an even higher level. But at the same time, I mean, why not, right? He's—he's seemingly getting stronger and stronger and better and better. So, there's nothing wrong with that. And it seems as if Isuku continues this path, he'll only just get better and better at what he does. And then after all that is said and done, after he goes home and that obviously he gets his letter, obviously he's—he's told that he's the number one student and blah blah blah, the first day of UA would come up and this would lead them to their quirk assessment test. Now, what does the quirk assessment uh test entail? Well, for starters, he would be the first one up and he would be allowed to throw a ball as far as possible. And with his control um to an extent he does utilize it and utilizes just one finger to launch it at 100%. So he gets around the same score, but obviously there's a bit of a difference. He seemingly does get um a—a decently—like a good percentage higher than normal in terms of the distance he throws it, but he also wants to make sure that he utilizes just enough of his finger so it doesn't get necessarily hurt at all; like that's what he wants. So he continues to do this over and over again and and continues to utilize One for All in this way for various different uh purposes, right? In various different ways. And this is kind of his scuffed way of learning how to control One for All, right? And after all of this quirk assessment is done, I mean, he legitimately gets first by a long shot. I mean, All Might—or not All Might, excuse me, Bakugo is very angry about this. I mean, he's pissed. He wants to show that he's better than Isuku, but obviously the—the fact is he's not going to be able to show that because Isuku continues to prove over and over again that he is levels above Bakugo and continuously gets even better. But Bakugo's questioning himself, how did Isuku get so strong? Like he knows and knew that he was strong in the first place, but it seems like he got drastically stronger. Aka his utilization of One for All, right? His utilization of One for All has made him drastically stronger. And as he gets hurt and as he, you know, goes through battle after battle, he'll only get more powerful. He'll only get stronger. And that right there is the fact of everything. Isuku is only going to get more and more powerful.
But frankly, in the—in the next situation or the next training session they're going to have being that of the heroes versus villains, he won't get that much stronger because it's Bakugo and Tanya versus Him and No Choco. And Isuku makes light work of Bakugo. Like literally at this point, he is outclassing Bakugo. And yes, he doesn't even have to necessarily utilize One for All to actually take him down as long as he properly utilizes the martial arts that was taught to him. But he utilizes One for All just a little bit, being able to get that opening and send a—a flick right at him, flicking him in the head, knocking him straight out, like out cold. And as Isuku does this, he realizes that, yeah, if he lands full contact, the strength of the hit is far greater. And that's obvious, right? The wind that is being created isn't as strong as the actual contact itself; there's a reason why wind is being blown in that direction. So, he definitely keeps that in mind thinking like, you know what, that's definitely something good to know because there's a good chance I'm going to need this power and a good chance I'm going to need this strength. So, he continues to try to like, you know, um, work and get stronger and get more prepared and all that good stuff. And that's something that he really, really, really believes is important. So, he continues progressing throughout this time. And yes, he does obviously defeat Bakugo in Heroes versus Villains training, touching the bomb first with the help of Oaco, but honestly, he didn't really need that much help. They absolutely—absolutely destroy Tanya and Bakugo. And it's—it's not even a close one either. It's really not close at all. And it seems like uh there is uh really no way around uh the idea that um he's far better or is far better than most of the students here, at least at this moment.
Now, the next kind of training slash selection that we'll be looking at or section we'll be looking at is obviously the USJ, right? The USJ is a big part of what's going to happen and a big part of what's going to occur in general and that has a lot to do with the eventual villain invasion of the League of Villains. The League of Villains would invade and the League of Villains would come crashing in, and their whole goal is to end the life of All Might. And Isuku, well, he's not thinking one little bit about allowing that to happen. But before all that occurs, he does get sent to a new place, sent to a actually a big like, you know, river or more—more like a lake, excuse me. And when he would get sent here, he would get dragged out by Asoi, and they would be able to handle this a lot better. Isuku would just flick one time or even punch with pretty good control um right at the water using 100% of One for All, which by the way—um he still is utilizing and still not getting massively hurt from his—just—just literally only one arm—right—literally just using an arm—it's not too bad, so overall Isuku knows that uh it's helpful—knows that um it's going to be better and better, so he basically punches down, makes a big kind of—kind of vortex of water in a way, and there it goes. Boom. It's all done and dusted. All the villains inside that water get destroyed, knocked out, or even at least just put down for uh for the moment. And it seems as if it is very helpful, and they all jump out of there with Oui, with um with um with Manetta, and also obviously Isuku. They jump out, get out of there. And then now obviously we are dealing with various other villains that are going to be needed to be dealt with. And Isuku believes that he can truly help—that he can help out right here and right now. So what he does and when and what he ends up doing is facing off with the Nomu himself. Isuku knows that he can really hold up to this. So that's what he's going to do. He sees Isawa about to get attacked and he goes—comes out of nowhere landing a punch straight on the Nomu's face. And as he does, as he utilizes 100% in one punch, it actually makes the Nomu back up just a tiny bit. Now, it's nothing insane, don't get me wrong. Like, it's not like
He made some drastic damage to the Nomu, but he did make him flinch. He did make the Nomu just a tiny bit stop in his tracks. And that right there is enough for Zuku to really realize that he can be powerful, that he can get to that level. And he begins to try and clash with the Nomu.
He tries to stall for Aawa, not allowing Aizawa to get hurt. And this gives Aawa a chance to really help out the other students and also help out with Shikaraki, so that they don't have to worry too much about it. But Isuku going blow-for-blow with this Nomu is not the greatest idea. He tries to move out of the way, you know, dodge and weave, and his martial arts skills are helping him quite a bit in this regard. But it doesn't change the fact that he gets hit with two, three, four punches, and Isuku Madorya is borderline out of the fight. He's hurt, and he's really hurt. He's laying there, but he gave enough time for the arrival of, um, All Might.
And with a healthy, uh, healthy Aawa, Azawa is able to take on Shigaraki and help out massively. Aawa here is going to be a big help, especially because, because of everything he's capable of doing. And that's exactly what he starts doing. He starts helping out wherever he can. He starts helping out every aspect he can, and he starts going absolutely nuts and starts beating on Shigaraki, destroying him in a, in a hand-to-hand combat fight, especially with his utilization of his quirk.
And this is where he tries to get the Nomu to help him and tries to get the Nomu to basically stop Aizawa from defeating him, but the Nomu can't even really react to this. All Might is on him like glue. And it seems like All Might refuses to let up. And this leads to Aawa defeating and actually, um, capturing both Kiro Giri and Sugar Rocky, at least for the moment, especially with the help of the other students and other, other people around—just even if they're not helping directly, they're helping to an extent. Shigar, or Shigaraki, is then down for the count, captured, and so is Kiroiri, unable to actually help out with the Nomu, and the Nomu is then defeated by All Might, especially because there were no more orders to be barked after Shigaraki was defeated. All the other heroes would eventually arrive, and the League of Villains would be captured extremely swiftly, especially because we have a higher level version of Isuku Madorya here being able to take a couple blows from the Nomu and stall him just a little bit and stop him—stop the Nomu itself from actually killing, or well, I would say I, I don't really mean killing, but really injuring Aizawa is a big deal, right? And Isuku was able to do so, helping out Aawa and also helping out everybody else that is around.
This would obviously lead Isuku to be putting, or be put in the hospital. And Isuku would be pretty out of it for a little while. Now, he wouldn't be like, you know, dead or anything like that, but he would be pretty damn hurt. And obviously, Recovery Girl does her absolute best to help him out. But Isuku, unfortunately, is so injured that he progressively, well, is out cold and it comes back. Out cold and it comes back. And this even goes past, well, the one and only UA sports festival.
And I'm going to be honest, this does make, uh, Bakugo pretty damn frustrated that the number one, quote-on-quote, quote-unquote number one student couldn't even participate. He feels like this is some absolute BS, this is like, this is so stupid, and that he should have gotten his chance to prove, um, prove to everyone that he was the number one, that he should be the number one, and that he's better than Isuku, but he obviously didn't get that chance, and well, let's just say Bakugo—or excuse me, Bakugo—I don't know why I keep saying that—Bakugo is very frustrated about that. But eventually, Isuku would, would awaken; he'd be a little bit more healthy; he'd actually be pretty, well off now after, uh, a couple days pass, uh, from the UA sports festival, and Isuku would then get his chance to pick what agency he should go to.
And honestly, it's not too big of a deal because, well, for one, Isuku is known to be the literal number one student there, which is a, a plus, right? That can't hurt. But on top of that, he already was going to go somewhere, being that he eventually would get the offer from All Might to go train with Gran Torino. And this is where we see Isuku get far stronger because not only did Isuku get way stronger—we're talking way stronger—because of the Zheng Kai boost from the, well, you know, getting absolutely beaten by the Nomu. But that not only will help him massively, but what else will, will be the training with One for All with Gran Torino. And this is when he learns how to utilize One for All with his entire body.
And this right here is a massive deal, a big deal, because Isuku's body has already prepared itself for a high level of One for All. And that high level would definitely include closer to 50% of One for All by all means. I mean, there's a high likelihood that he could easily, easily utilize 50% with throughout his entire body because of how strong his body is at this moment. I mean, shoot, that might even be an understatement. He might be able to utilize it at even higher level, especially because throughout his entire life, he continuously got more durable. He got more, or he got stronger. Excuse me. That's not really a phrase, but yeah, he got stronger, better, and faster every time he got tiny bits of injuries. So really, he could probably crank that up to like 80, maybe even 85% with strain. Now 50% would be like borderline easy for him to utilize in my opinion.
So when, when he would continue his training with Gran Torino, getting stronger, getting better, even learning new techniques, which, by the way, his already martial arts experience helps him with Gran Torino and learning the way Gran Torino fights as well. And obviously, after all this is said and done, they do head to Hosu cities for some practical, like, um, um, kind of training slash, you know, taking a trip to see different areas and check out different places and go on different, like, patrols and stuff like that. And as they leave and as they get there, they see that it's overrun with Nomus. It seems that All for One actually is trying to get more information via the hero killer and trying to get more people added to his team to eventually get Shigaraki and Kurogiri out of prison, or kind of get them set up so that, well, maybe just maybe get somebody that is more, or just as prepared as Shigaraki to actually be the head honcho or be kind of the new quote-unquote All for One. Obviously, All for One has his devious plans coming up, but that is kind of the idea that he has in his own head, at least at the moment.
Now, obviously, this leads Isuku to facing off with the hero killer once again, just like normal, but this fight isn't even a close one. Not only is he more in-depth in martial arts and stuff like that, his durability is insane. And on top of that, he's able—his ability to utilize 50% freely without much strain at all. Probably even cranking this up to like 85% if he wanted to. Isuku would absolutely, absolutely destroy the hero killer, make quick work of him before anyone else would even notice. And he would eventually meet up with Gran Torino and say that one of his classmates is hurt by the hero killer. And when they would arrive, well, the hero killer would be down for the count, and Gran Torino would already be able to take credit so nobody actually gets in trouble. Now, before even the police arrive, he takes credit, all that stuff, and nothing even goes wrong. And of course, um, Tanya would get scolded by every hero you can possibly know to man. But of course, Isuku would help his quote-unquote buddy out. I would say quote-unquote, but at the same time, they are friends. But it's just Isuku didn't, doesn't have as much experience with Tena this time around as he normally would, being that he is a little bit more focused on some other things.
Now, with all that said though, Isuku now knows that Tena is a little bit cuckoo in the head for doing what he did, but he also knows that preparation is everything for what's coming up, especially because they're going into the final exams. And the final exams are, well, for one, obviously is your typical written portion and stuff like that. And after the written portion is all said and done, they have a practical. And normally they would think like, oh, it must be, you know, your typical run-of-the-mill, um, kind of, um, basically like robots, right? That's what they would expect, but it's not. It's not actually robots. And this time around, it's actually, um, them versus the teachers. And Isuku Madorya and Bakugo are teamed up to face off with All Might. Yes, All Might himself, which is a little bit absurd when you think about it. But Isuku tries to tell him like, if they work together, they can win very easily. Isuku believes he can beat All Might one-on-one. But of course, Bakugo refuses any help, and he goes charging in headfirst and not even thinking about the repercussions of anything that could happen.
And eventually, and after about 30 seconds, Bakugo is knocked out cold. Isuku would immediately dash over, and he would quickly grab Bakugo. He would then look at All Might and think, "Maybe I should just dash out of here. Maybe I should just leave." But then he thinks to himself, "Or I don't, or I put Bakugo down and I see where I'm truly at." And he puts Bakugo down and he tells All Might to not hold back. He better take off those little restraints, even though they barely help. Take them off. There's no point because he wants a fair fight and a real fight. He wants the fight of his life. Isuku tells him that if he doesn't fight like, like he's trying to win against a villain, then he'll lose. He tells All Might this, tells him that he's going to give it his all. He's going to give it his 100%.
Isuku would then begin to utilize as much of his One for All powers as he can throughout his entire body. And All Might sees the determination in the kid's eyes, and he can tell that he might just be outclassed. Bak, or Bakugo, is laying there out cold, and Isuku goes charging in at All Might, and immediately it shows very quickly it shows. Yes, there are times All Might lands a punch or two, injuring Isuku just a little bit or a good little bit, but Isuku's just technique is borderline flawless compared to, at least comparatively to All Might's. And All Might just shows the level he's at, or that, or Isuku shows the level he's at in comparison to All Might. And it seems as if Isuku and his potential and his, his growing potential, it seems to be limitless. And after punch after punch, they're going blow-for-blow. Eventually, Isuku would land a kick to the, to the section that All Might has hurt without even realizing it—just a part of his normal fighting style. And he would realize what he did and he would immediately wrap, um, kind of capture tape around All Might and saying that it's over, like it's done, it's, it's dusted, whatever, right? And immediately, um, All Might would nod his head and he would, he would thank the kid, saying that he didn't necessarily want to go, you know, to the death. Isuku apologizes and says he didn't even want to get that intense and he just, he wanted a fight. He wanted to see where he was at, and he's the only one that is going to show him where he's at.
In which All Might tells him that he can be even farther, that he still has room to grow. He might seem to be stronger than even All Might himself, but Isu, but he tells Isuku that you could always go further. You could always go past 100% of what you can do. You could always go plus ultra. In which Isuku nods his head and agrees and says that he's going to prove everyone wrong and he's going to prove to All Might that he made the right choice. In which he tells Isuku that that has already been proven, that the right choice was already made, and he already knows for a fact that Isuku Madora really is the next, well, successor to, to himself, and he has no doubt about it by any means. They shake hands. Isuku is pronounced the winner, for, well, Zuko and Bakugo, but you know, Bakugo is out cold on the ground, but they would be announced the winner. And now they're allowed to go to the forest training camp for more training.
Isuku has some time here where he does, he does have to heal up because he did fight All Might, and that does make him just a tad bit stronger, right? 10, 20% once again. And as these 20% start adding up, you'll start realizing that Isuku's power is growing at an extremely rapid rate. And he thinks everything in his life, that the quirk that he has, the Zeng Kai boost that he's getting also applies to the durability and his body itself. Because if it didn't, his body would definitely fall behind the power that is continuously growing and continuously get stronger and stronger. And during the forest training camp, he'll get even more powerful with solid and, and focused training. And after the, that week or so of training and, and power and powering up and getting better and stronger, Isuku would be sent back with his class back to UA High School.
And as they sit there, as they're studying, and as they're preparing, they could see the TV open up and, and, and the news would be breaking, would go out running out of the room, and they would see that All Might is fighting All for One, and that they're going head to head. And it seems as if this right here is the final battle that they have been, been basically, um, preparing for, or the final battle, quote-unquote, that All Might knew was eventually going to come. But with one final United States of Smash, All Might would be the victor. All Might would put, well, obviously All for One behind bars. And on top of that, well, we know All Might would then put his hand up high, his, his fist up high, and he would point to the rest of all of them, really pointing at Isuku Madorya and telling them that they are next. And of course, Isuku watches closely and understands that he needs to even level up further than what he has been and he needs to truly get even more powerful than he's ever been, even comparatively to now. But Isuku Madorya has other plans and other things to look forward to, and that would include becoming a full-fledged hero. But for starters, he got to be, he has to become a provisional one first. And that is where he's headed. But we're going to have to leave that for part two of two of what if Deku had a Zen Kai boost quirk.
Isuku Madorya is, let's just say, preparing for his provisional hero license exam. Obviously, some things did occur. We saw All Might take down All for One. We saw some things happen here and there, and it seems as if All for One's plans have gone down the drain, at least for the moment. So, it gives Zuku and all the other students some time to, uh, actually figure out, necessarily, or for the most part, figure out what they're going to do and what's going to happen very, very soon. And for the most part, this gives Isuku a chance and everyone else a chance to prepare for their eventual arrival as, or the eventual, uh, chance at being a hero. And that's exactly what they want to get into and exactly what they want to do in the first place—become heroes. And the provisional hero license exam is a pretty basic one. And this would approach, or the provisional license exam would approach, and there will be some key factors that they're going to have to keep in mind. For starters, a lot of these students actually know of what, um, of a class 1A and actually know what they're capable of. Well, that's except for Zuku Madoriya, being that he actually wasn't a part of the UA sports festival, um, entirely. So, yes, in the, in normal, yes, they do have a heads-up on him, but they also don't have a heads-up on their progression. And their progression was a lot more than normal. So, they don't actually have much to worry about. And they don't necessarily have some drastic disadvantage to worry about either. And of course, um, Isuku, uh, has his kind of whole thing where he helps out a lot of the students, helps out here and there, does what he possibly can, but he also gets actually put in an interesting situation. A situation where he thinks that this person is, well, a different person. But it turns out this person that he actually, um, fights or goes head-to-head with, by the name of Wami, actually isn't who she is. Now, he doesn't know this necessarily, but he eventually would learn that this person was Hiko Toga, but it seems like she had an overarching plan that she was going through herself. Or at least that's what the preparations kind of looked like.
Now, after all this is said and done, after he gets his two outs and after he, um, eventually gets his chance to, um, um, basically, uh, get his tags and go on to the very next round, which would be the final round or the rescue portion of that round, and he would get his two outs and then head off to that next portion after helping some of his classmates and yada yada yada, right? He would help quite a bit of his classmates and help out, um, here and there with anything they, they kind of need in terms of trying to potentially get on to that next round as well. And all of class 1A would head on to that next round. The rescue portion would begin, and Isuku would have a multitude of options to approach things with. The main one that he would approach is kind of helping out where he can in terms of lifting up heavy things, maybe scouting different areas and so on and so forth. Isuku still only has the ability to utilize, well, technically two quirks, being that of One for All and, um, also his ability to utilize, uh, his Zeng Kai boost quirk, which is obviously a little bit different. It's not your traditional run-of-the-mill quirk, so it's not like he has to activate it to a large extent, but it is something that he can utilize. And Isuku still has not awakened another quirk. Now, some things are going to have to happen for him to actually awaken that quirk, right? Some things are going to have to occur for him to actually awaken, um, another quirk that he hasn't shown. But for now, Isuku has a pretty easy time dealing with everything that ensues within the rescue portion of the provisional hero license exam.
And after it is all said and done, and after Gang Orca shows up with his fake villains, Isuku is on the front lines helping out where he can, and also on the front lines kind of dealing with Gang Orca head-to-head, being that Isuku is able to utilize such a high level of One for All, being able to utilize like, we're talking 55% easily if not a lot higher than that after the massive amount of training. So he's probably more like, he could utilize about 70% very easily as if he's not utilizing it, uh, very much at all. And it seems like his power, his strength, and everything continues to accelerate. And his preparation for what's happening. And his preparation for everything that's going on continues to prove to be a lot higher than anyone else's preparation. And Isuku Madorya shows off and shows everybody that his capabilities right now and right here and right now. I mean, it's obvious that he basically can handle almost everything coming his way. And Isuku does just that. He handles the, you know, the arrival of Gang Orca, the other, the other villains and stuff like that. And he easily, easily, um, handles it and he easily, uh, handles everything right, um, in general in terms of this kind of portion of the exam.
Now, of course, we do still have a little bit of kind of back and forth with, um, you know, obviously, uh, uh, between Todoroki and Inasa, and they have their own little spats, right? Their own little, like, back and forths, and of course they're always going to have those and they have to deal with it the way they have to deal with it. And Isuku helps out, um, a large amount because he's able to take a little bit of that attention away when he faces off with Gang Orca. And really a lot of people are locked in on basically how well he will, he will
Fight against Gang Orca himself. But if the rumors are true and he has gone toe-to-toe with All Might, it's obvious that this will not be your run-of-the-mill fight. It's obvious that this will not be your run-of-the-mill one versus one.
Azizuku Madora has every advantage here, and he proves the entire time why that is the case and proves that he really does have every single advantage in this regard. He utilizes One for All at a high level, and his already built-in strength itself is so well, so high and so powerful that he's able to take out and defeat Gang Orca. And as the sirens would go off, he would eventually get his test scores back to know that he actually got a borderline perfect score. Now, I say borderline because he's not, you know, fully perfect in terms of the score, but for the most part, he is. He is pretty high up there in terms of the score and pretty high up there in terms of what he has shown he is capable of.
And after all this is said and done, after everything that occurred and after all of uh, you know, Isuku's kind of work and and practice and all this stuff, he finally would be granted his provisional hero license. And that right there would allow him to step forward in into a chance to work with various different agencies and also work at different work studies. And by all means, he gets a ton of different offers. He gets a wild amount of them because of all the rumors and all the things on the idea of him actually being stronger than All Might or at least has taken on All Might to a large extent. But the one person that really catches his eye is Sir Night Eye.
Now, of course, he does get tested by Murio, and his whole class gets tested by Murio. And the fight between him and Isuku, Murio and Isizuku Midoriya is a pretty interesting one. Yes, because in raw strength, does he outclass Murio? Yes, of course. But in terms of like raw technique and and all this other crazy nonsense that goes on with the quirk of Murio's permeation, I mean, it makes things pretty interesting, right? It makes things pretty uh pretty interesting in the fight itself. But overall, Isuku would have the best or would be able to beat Murio in this uh basically this type of fight.
Now, after Isuku beats him, quote-unquote, doesn't necessarily like full-on like knock him out or anything like that, but he does defeat him, he is given the offer to basically work with Sir Night Eye or at least kind of be the sidekick or one of the sidekicks of Sir Night Eye.
Now, in terms of the tests that he goes through with Cernadai, they don't really exist. Isuku kind of already has proper attention from everybody and has kind of already proven himself to everybody. So, the idea of him testing and the idea of him, you know, kind of putting himself up to a certain extent, I mean, it's not really that big of a deal, right? At the end of the day, he has proven day in and day out that he is at that insane level. Um, there there's a massive massive um kind of deal for for him, right? There's a big deal for him in terms of his progression.
So, he gets put on with Sir Night Eye, and they talk for a little bit about what he's trying to seek and really what kind of hero he's trying to be and also the fact that he is the successor to All Might. So, Cernadai is a bit hard on him to an extent, but when they do a tiny bit of sparring, it's proven or the proof is in the pudding with how well he basically can take on people and also how well he can really do in the heat of battle. And at the end of the day, Isuku shows the entire time that he was very deserving of One for All. And it seems like he went further beyond the idea of him training because he also knows martial arts. He also knows various different techniques, and Cernadai respects that. He thinks that very highly of Isuku for that and for that um for that that case he puts him um in a pretty good standing and eventually puts him and uh Murio together where they're actually going to go out and they're going to work together and they're going to actually do some sort of kind of patrols together as well.
But they wouldn't expect to actually run into, literally run into the person they're looking for, almost immediately running into Overhaul pretty quickly, but deciding to actually let him go. This isn't something that Isuku wanted. He was pissed that they did it in the first place, but eventually they decided to do that. And it puts a totally different mindset on Murio as well to push forward and on top of that kind of um put himself in a better scenario next time. And what happens is that Isuku and Murio kind of team up to find Overhaul.
Well, once they invade the Shia Zakai base, Isuku goes blitzing through with um with Murio, and eventually they would come across him, and a two versus one would ensue. But the idea is to get Eri out of there as soon as possible. In which Isuku tells Murio initially like let like let me take on Overhaul and you handle this, right? You handle get her out of here. In which Murio doesn't listen necessarily. So Isuku takes it upon himself to get Eri and get her out of there. So he does just that, getting her at a safe distance and then dashes back in to actually help out Murio. And when he comes back, Murio is not only holding his own, but winning the fight.
At the end of the day, Murio only lost because he had to defend Eri with a because of the bullet. And if the bullet gets sent his way this time around, it doesn't matter. He can permeate straight through it. And of course, Murio is definitely holding up his end of the bargain, excuse me. He's holding his end of the bargain here. And Isuku just comes in to help out. And eventually it leads to the knockout and the clean knockout of Overhaul himself and making it so Cernadai doesn't get hurt, Murio doesn't get uh his quirk taken or or well lost really his quirk gone, and all this stuff doesn't necessarily even have to happen. And Isuku would then help with the defeat of Overhaul, the capture of many other villains, and eventually the completely uh or the complete destruction of the Shia Zakai base. And everybody's captured, put behind or put in cuffs and put behind bars, but they have so much else to deal with.
But Isuku first off has to deal with his own class and his own training. And that would be Class 1-A versus Class 1-B in which Isuku does have a chance, some joint training to actually take on some of his own classmates. And this is where his brand new quirk would be revealed, that being of Black Whip. And when Black Whip is revealed, it not only takes everybody back, but it takes him by by absolute surprise. But with the utilization of the powers he already has and his ability to really conform to learning how to utilize a quirk, he's able to get it under control to a certain extent and figures it out with the help of Oaco, leading to him and his own team defeating the likes of the entirety of Class 1-B with the added person of Shinszo. Obviously defeating Rui, obviously defeating Mono, right? And uh Shoda and also Reiko, defeating them in spectacular fashion. And Isuku shows off the kind of the level he's at when he's utilizing 90% if not even higher of One for All itself, combined with his already enhanced strength from his Zenkai boost. And he continues to get minor Zenkai boosts over and over again as his training is amped up and his his workload is amped up with him getting more injured, him getting more hurt and all the above.
Now, he doesn't get hurt a ton recently, or he doesn't really get hurt that often in general now, but in terms of just training and stuff like that, it allows for training to be a lot more rough and a lot more uh kind of uh hurtful in a way because it allows him to even get stronger than he than he is at this moment. Every cut, every bruise, it all adds up and it all makes him that much stronger. Even if it's just minimal, even if it's just that tiny bit of 0.5%. Even if it's just 1%. All of these things, right? Point little bit of percent. Even if it's just a tiny bit of of of growth, Isuku definitely feels it. And he definitely feels the chance of getting stronger. Definitely feels that he's getting more powerful. And he definitely feels like this is basically um my uh my chance. This is my chance to get even more powerful. This is my chance to continuously get more powerful. And he shows this the entire time. He shows that he really is capable of of being a high-level hero, even a higher-level hero than some that exist right here and right now.
And after all this ascendant, after Class 1-A versus Class 1-B finishes up, and as Isuku um is obviously uh or Isuku obviously defeats um or obviously defeats Class 1-B even with the help of Shinszo, Isuku now um has the chance to continue on with various different agencies. Now, obviously, he's more loyal to Sir Night Eye's agency for the most part. He does get a chance to work with Endeavor's Agency from time to time, learning more and more and also even training with Bakugo a little bit, putting putting their kind of uh their their kind of weird relationship/friendship aside for for a bit so that they can actually learn how to be better at what they're doing. And that includes Isuku, right? Isuku wants to get better with Black Whip and get better at like moving around and stuff like that. And Bakugo is really good at doing that. So Izuku gets help from Bakugo and gets, you know, a chance to really um learn from Bakugo and learn from everyone else, learning how to utilize Black Whip to a higher degree.
And he'll need it because months later, something would happen. Months later, um, something would occur where where they didn't expect this to happen, but it seems like a giant monstrous creature is actually running down one of the cities. And the and the the creature itself is about to make contact with a nearby prison. And this right here is the prison that holds Shigaraki, holds All for One, and holds so many other villains that were put behind bars. And Isuku is also watching as many other heroes were sent there or uh many other villains were sent there as well, being that of like Muscular, Dabi, to uh Toga, Twice, and many others ready to get um the wonder boy of Shigaraki out of there ASAP. And as all this is happening, as all this is occurring, every single one of the heroes are on high alert. And they go there because of well certain information that they were given via an intruder by the name of Hawks. And Hawks gives them proper information and information that gives them a chance um uh information that gives them a chance to actually react to what's going to happen. And they all converge on this incoming threat um that they actually knew months in ahead or in advance about or in advance about and they head in to take down whatever is to come. And that includes Gigantomachia and various other villains. And Isuku, well, he is on the front lines to take on Gigantomachia himself, believing that his strength is high enough and and well enough that he can actually help out with taking this thing down, stopping this thing in its tracks. And that is exactly the case. He utilizes Black Whip to wrap him up and try to get him on the ground. And he holds him trying to allow Midnight and many others to actually get the kind of pheromone like sleeplike agent into his system. And as he's holding him still, as he's using all of his strength to do just that, stop this from happening, stop the release of some of the most dangerous villains alive, Isuku holds him still, stops him, and eventually they would fall asleep. They would go to sleep entirely.
But while this is happening, it seems like other other villains, Twice, Toga, and Dabi have opened up the walls and are trying to release the villains. But as Gigantomachia is out cold and as the other villains aren't even out of their cells just yet, the other heroes swoop in being able to defeat the likes of Dabi, Toga, and many others, stopping the eventual kind of um escape of well, All for One and also um Shigaraki and even Kurogiri.
Now, after all this is said and done, after this is all stopped and put to an end, Isuku basically is in a spot where he not only proved or has proven that his level of being a hero, is potentially on track, if not already there at being a full-fledged hero. But it doesn't mean he's allowed to be one until he graduates from UA. And that's exactly where Isuku's eyes and his focus goes to after they are able to halt the this villain kind of rescue mission to try to escape um the prison that they were put in in the first place.
And after all this is done, after the villains were unable to escape, and after the villains were stopped in their tracks, Isuku Midoriya continues on to finish off his first year of UA, leading him to a second and then eventual third year, gaining access to even being part of the Big Three, having well being part of that Big Three is very important. And Isuku is really looked at as the number one student from his first year to his second year to all even his third year, with Bakugo of course pissed at the fact that he hates the idea that he's falling behind. But Isuku continues to get stronger with every scratch, with every with every mark, with every little bit. Isuku gets stronger and stronger. But soon when he when they're they're eventually kind of getting to the point where he's getting vastly stronger, awakening these quirks, he soon realizes and hears that his utilization of One for All, well, let's just say could backfire. And he is basically in his third year being told that since his his quirks are being awakened and all this stuff is happening, his body won't be able to handle it. And there's a good chance that he may just die, and he'll die very early in age. In which Isuku hears this and thinks that this can't be true. Like, are you serious? Like there's a chance of me dying, in which obviously conversations are happen or happen because of this and conversations happen um with this idea and him being in his third year. That's a very long time, especially a long time in the regard of well, you know, the idea of him basically um needing to uh be rewound in a way back to before he even got One for All in the first place.
So, there is no real conversation about utilizing Eri's quirk or at least not now until she's way more prepared because she's not strong enough; she's nowhere near strong enough and probably doesn't even have enough energy conserved to actually do something like that. So, of course, they kind of, you know, decide to uh stay away from that idea. They don't want Eri to overexert herself or even hurt herself at all. So they stay away from that idea and hope that one day something comes up that eventually he will have that chance to actually get rid of or kind of um kind of put One for All on the back burner and maybe only utilize his own his own quirk. And this puts him in a in a place where he actually stops using One for All for a while. Even throughout his third year, he's still a very strong hero and very capable, like very capable, especially with his already passive like ability to get stronger.
But of course, Isuku has other kind of kind of uh issues with the whole lack of One for All quirk. And eventually, well, he has to really make that decision. Does he utilize One for All and eventually have to pass on early in age, or does he not? Does he does he hope that him not utilizing his quirk or him kind of uh doing what he's doing right now allows him to live just a good bit longer so that he doesn't pass on at the same age that so many other users did as well. And that's a choice that is extremely hard. But he knows that him living is how he can truly make the most difference. So that's what he's going to do. Keep living on for as long as possible. But who knows, maybe one day Eri will be strong enough to rewind him back to a time where he doesn't even have well One for All in the first place, giving him the opportunity to grow in strength and power without the well eventual kind of of One for All itself, being that One for All puts a cap on his own age and puts him in a situation where he doesn't know how long he'll be a hero truly. But at least that's what he can hope for. But that's not what he's determined to like lean on. He'll be a hero no matter what. And if he really needs to utilize One for All, he'll do just that. And he has thought about passing on the the quirk of One for All as well. But that doesn't change the fact that he'll pass on his own quirk, essentially creating himself to be quirkless and giving the problem away as well, making someone else's life that much harder. But still, the journey of Isuku Midoriya might not be over, especially when it comes to him becoming and being the hero he wants to be so badly. But it doesn't mean we have much else to say. And Isuku Midoriya's life may be changing forever, but Isuku Midoriya's choices, well, at the end of the day, they're up to him. And Isuku Midoriya has a choice, too. In fact, stray away from utilizing the quirk that helped you so much and saved so many lives or basically decide to utilize the quirk until the wheels fall off and basically leave this world unprotected, at least unprotected from Isuku Midoriya.
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