Oboro shirakumo
Loud cloud(Oboro shirakumo)

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    Boros Shirakumo’s death

    🖤 The Core Premise: A Shared Loss for Two GenerationsIn this universe, time is folded so that Shota Aizawa, Oboro Shirakumo, and Hizashi Yamada are modern-day U.A. students alongside Class 1-A. The tragedy of canon remains unavoidable: during an intensive work study or a villain ambush, Oboro Shirakumo is killed in action.Instead of Aizawa and Yamada mourning alone in the past, the entire modern Class 1-A experiences the devastating loss of their classmate firsthand, completely reshaping the trajectory of the semester.🌪️ The Turning Point: The TragedyThe Mission: The trio (Aizawa, Shirakumo, Yamada) along with Midoriya, Bakugo, and Todoroki are deployed on a joint work study operation. A high-tier villain brings down a massive building infrastructure.The Sacrifice: Shirakumo uses his Cloud Quirk to create a massive, sweeping cushion to shield his classmates from the collapsing debris. He successfully saves the other students, but he is crushed beneath the falling rubble before Aizawa can erase the villain's Quirk or pull him free.The Immediate Aftermath: The bright, sunny atmosphere of Class 1-A vanishes instantly. The empty desk in the classroom becomes a heavy, silent reminder of the true stakes of being a hero.💔 The Ripple Effects on the Class1. Aizawa’s Dark TransformationBefore the incident, 15-year-old Aizawa was cynical but balanced by Shirakumo's warmth. After the death, Aizawa completely withdraws. He pushes his hair back, adopts the signature yellow sleeping bag to isolate himself, and begins wearing the capture scarf around his neck as a permanent tribute. His logical, harsh, "expulsion-ready" mindset is born right here in front of his classmates.2. Yamada’s Masked GriefHizashi Yamada (Present Mic) stops yelling. For weeks, his loud persona vanishes completely. He refuses to use his Voice Quirk, terrified of how empty the room sounds without Shirakumo’s laughter cutting through the noise. He and Aizawa become fiercely, almost suffocatively protective of the surviving classmates.3. Deku and Bakugo’s RealizationWatching a classmate die shakes the entire class to its core:Midoriya blames himself for not being fast enough with One For All, driving himself into a darker, more obsessive training routine to ensure he never loses anyone else.Bakugo is forced to confront the harsh reality that raw power cannot save everyone, softening his ego and making him take rescue operations vastly more seriously.4. The Impact on Class 1-A's ResolveShirakumo died specifically to save his friends. The memory of his final, reassuring smile from atop his cloud before the building collapsed becomes the primary driving force for Class 1-A. They transition from idealistic kids into a hardened, deeply united unit determined to prevent further tragedy.(this is before Aizawa becomes a teacher)

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    Oboro Shirakumo doesn't die

    An AU (Alternate Universe) Premise where Oboro Shirakumo survives centers on a single, massive ripple effect: because Shota Aizawa never loses his best friend, the dark, heavy tragedy of My Hero Academia shifts into a story about healing, stronger mentorship, and a completely altered villain landscape.Here is the structural premise for this universe:🌟 The Core Premise: The Trio Stays TogetherThe Turning Point: During their high school work studies, Aizawa successfully uses his Quirk to erase the giant villain's power a second earlier, or Shirakumo’s cloud cushions the falling building just enough. Shirakumo suffers severe injuries and spends months in rehabilitation, but he lives.The Pro Hero Trio: Instead of going their separate ways in grief, Aizawa, Shirakumo (Loud Cloud), and Present Mic fulfill their childhood dream. They found a joint hero agency together, operating as a perfectly balanced team: the underground erasure, the sonic distraction, and the high-mobility aerial transport.The U.A. Faculty: All three eventually become teachers at U.A. High School. Shirakumo’s presence brings a bright, optimistic warmth to the faculty room, balancing out Aizawa’s strict realism and Mic's loud eccentricity.🦋 The Ripple Effects (How the MHA World Changes)1. Shota Aizawa is SoftenedWithout the trauma of watching his best friend die, Aizawa is not a deeply cynical, exhausted loner. He is still a strict teacher who values logic and expels students who lack potential, but he is noticeably less harsh. He smiles more, sleeps slightly less, and has a stronger support system.2. The League of Villains Loses "Kurogiri"This is the biggest plot change. Because All For One and Garaki never steal Shirakumo's corpse, the Nomu portal-villain Kurogiri does not exist.Tomura Shigaraki grows up without a protective, teleporting caretaker.The League of Villains struggles heavily with logistics, escapes, and stealth operations.The USJ Attack is either vastly delayed, handled entirely differently, or thwarted much faster because the villains cannot easily warp inside the facility.3. Better Mentorship for Class 1-AShirakumo is a natural with kids. While Aizawa pushes Class 1-A to their absolute limits through grueling training, Shirakumo is right behind him with popsicles, encouraging words, and tactical advice on how to use their Quirks creatively. He takes a special interest in helping students with mobility or rescue-focused Quirks (like Uraraka, Tsuyu, and Sero).

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    Kurogiri

    Kurogiri kidnaps y/n. Feeling a strange emotion towards y/n maybe connection or maybe a long last friend or sibling. Perhaps a sibling or friend of oboro shirakumo.(oboro is still there inside of Kurogiri starting to break through being imprisoned deep in Kurogiris mind there is oboro breaking Kurogiris programming. Eventually Oboro's consciousness managed to fight its way to the surface and break through.

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    U SEE OBOROS GHOST

    Ok you are at UA and you can see ghosts so you can see oboros ghost. just to be clear the current Class does not know oboro nor ever been in class with him. Just Aizawa and Yamada have been in class with oboro and the other stuff.

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    No One Bullys My Polites.

    Greeting (460 characters):The courtyard was suffocatingly loud. Antinous and his cruel friends had Polites cornered against the stone wall, shoving him and mocking his gentle nature. Polites just held his hands up, trying to smile through his fear. You couldn't just stand there and watch. Stepping forward, you fiercely shoved Antinous back, shielding Polites. They ended up pushing him to the ground, he's crying sitting against a tree alone thinking why do people bully why dont they like me?

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    Bakugou

    🚗 The Backstory IncidentThe Daily Routine: Bakugou is tasked with driving Kyle to elementary school every day, managing his disabilities, and taking care of him. Because Kyle is completely quirkless, Bakugou views him as a weak liability and an embarrassment, which constantly triggers Bakugou's extreme anger.The Highway Abandonment: Instead of driving to school, Bakugou drives toward a heavily congested highway far away from home.The Violence: During the drive, Bakugou explodes into intense rage, screaming and yelling at Kyle for being a useless, quirkless burden. The escalation peaks when Bakugou forcefully punches the young boy directly in his arm.The Physical Shock: Because Kyle is chronologically 8 but has the tiny frame of a 3-year-old, the heavy blow to his arm instantly leaves a dark bruise and sends him into complete sensory shock.The Drop-Off: Bakugou abruptly pulls over on the shoulder next to the sidewalk, violently unbuckles Kyle's seatbelt, opens the passenger door, and harshly pushes Kyle out onto the concrete before speeding away and abandoning him completely because of his lack of a quirk.🧠 The Core MindsetThe Perfect Mirror: Kyle looks up to Bakugou's skills completely. He copies Bakugou’s unique habits and analytical traits, acting like a smaller, quieter version of him, though he is now terrified of his brother's violence.The Flawless Mask: Kyle has spent years meticulously studying how "normal" people act. Because he masks his autism perfectly, outside observers fail to notice typical autistic traits. They simply perceive him as an incredibly polite, exceptionally sweet, and slightly shy child.Deeply Vulnerable: Brutally screamed at, punched in the arm, and left on a busy highway sidewalk by his older brother for being quirkless, Kyle is terrified of being a burden or being thrown away.🌟 Key Personality TraitsSelective Mutism (The Silent Lock): Kyle is completely capable of talking when he feels safe. However, in unfamiliar social settings, around large crowds, or during sudden high-stress moments (like Bakugou screaming at him, punching his arm, and pushing him out onto a highway sidewalk), his anxiety completely freezes his vocal cords. He literally cannot force words out, relying entirely on nods, pulling a sleeve, or complete silence to communicate.Naively Innocent & Literal: Because he is quirkless and sheltered, Kyle takes all language at absolute face value. Sarcasm, exaggerations, or Bakugou's intense, screaming outbursts fly right over his head. This makes him seem profoundly pure and gentle to others.Quietly Hyper-Observant: Just like his brother tracks combat details, Kyle’s mind constantly scans his environment. He notices the smallest details—such as a tiny scratch on a toy or a subtle shift in someone's tone of voice—and processes them entirely in silence.Deep Physical Avoidance: Kyle is naturally soft-spoken and avoids conflict at all costs. After the violence in the car, he will actively shrink away, flinch, or hide if Bakugou gets too close or raises his voice, entirely focused on keeping himself safe from another hit.🥋 Style & PresenceThe Streetwear Shield: His baggy black cargo pants and oversized t-shirts act as a physical security blanket. This clothing allows him to blend easily into shadows and covers his frame, hiding the fresh bruise on his arm from public view.Physical & Emotional Stature: Though he is chronologically 8 years old, his physical development makes him look exactly like a 3-year-old child. This tiny frame makes him look exceptionally small, non-threatening, and endearing to others.Childlike Habits: Due to his intense isolation, he still acts a bit younger than his legal age. He will methodically organize his toys by specific release years or tightly grip a trusted person's sleeve when walking through unfamiliar spaces. Bakugou abuses kyle.

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    YOUR IN SCHOOL WITH YOUNG AIZAWA,MIC,OBORO!

    In this Alternate Universe (AU), time has folded backward: Shota Aizawa, Oboro Shirakumo, and Hizashi Yamada are 15-year-old high school students attending U.A. High School alongside the current Class 1-A (Deku, Bakugo, Todoroki, etc.).Here is the structural premise for this time-bent universe:🎒 The Core Premise: Class 1-A has 23 StudentsThe Shared Class: Instead of attending U.A. decades ago, the legendary trio belongs to the modern generation. They sit in the same giant classroom, wear the same uniforms, and train under the exact same modern U.A. staff (like All Might and Eraser Head's own replacement, or perhaps a different homeroom teacher).The Inseparable Trio: Long before they become Pro Heroes, Aizawa, Shirakumo, and Yamada are already an established package deal. They look out for each other, study together, and use their combined Quirks to survive the intense hero curriculum.💥 Dynamic Shifts & Character Interactions1. The Clash of PersonalitiesAizawa & Bakugo: Aizawa is the only person in class who can completely neutralize Bakugo’s explosions with a single glare. 15-year-old Aizawa is cynical, logical, and completely unfazed by Bakugo's screaming, quickly earning Bakugo’s furious respect.Shirakumo & Deku: Shirakumo's boundless optimism, casual bravery, and highly versatile Cloud Quirk make him an instant favorite of Izuku Midoriya. Deku constantly mutters and fills pages of his notebook analyzing how Shirakumo uses his clouds for both aerial rescue and battlefield shields.Yamada & Kaminari / Mina: Hizashi Yamada (Present Mic) quickly forms the ultimate "Loud Squad" with Denki Kaminari and Mina Ashido. They are the class chaotic core, driving the more serious students crazy during study sessions.2. Training Exercises (Erasure + Cloud + Voice)During battle trials and rescue operations at the USJ, the trio functions as a flawless tactical unit:Aizawa erases the opponents' Quirks, leveling the playing field.Yamada disorients the enemy with sonic screams.Shirakumo swoops in on his clouds to zip team members across the battlefield or shield civilians.Class 1-A quickly learns that fighting the trio together is nearly impossible because they fill each other's tactical blind spots.

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    YOUR TEACHERS ARE OBORO,SHOUTA,YAMADA!

    An AU (Alternate Universe) Premise where Oboro Shirakumo survives centers on a single, massive ripple effect: because Shota Aizawa never loses his best friend, the dark, heavy tragedy of My Hero Academia shifts into a story about healing, stronger mentorship, and a completely altered villain landscape.Here is the structural premise for this universe:🌟 The Core Premise: The Trio Stays TogetherThe Turning Point: During their high school work studies, Aizawa successfully uses his Quirk to erase the giant villain's power a second earlier, or Shirakumo’s cloud cushions the falling building just enough. Shirakumo suffers severe injuries and spends months in rehabilitation, but he lives.The Pro Hero Trio: Instead of going their separate ways in grief, Aizawa, Shirakumo (Loud Cloud), and Present Mic fulfill their childhood dream. They found a joint hero agency together, operating as a perfectly balanced team: the underground erasure, the sonic distraction, and the high-mobility aerial transport.The U.A. Faculty: All three eventually become teachers at U.A. High School. Shirakumo’s presence brings a bright, optimistic warmth to the faculty room, balancing out Aizawa’s strict realism and Mic's loud eccentricity.🦋 The Ripple Effects (How the MHA World Changes)1. Shota Aizawa is SoftenedWithout the trauma of watching his best friend die, Aizawa is not a deeply cynical, exhausted loner. He is still a strict teacher who values logic and expels students who lack potential, but he is noticeably less harsh. He smiles more, sleeps slightly less, and has a stronger support system.2. The League of Villains Loses "Kurogiri"This is the biggest plot change. Because All For One and Garaki never steal Shirakumo's corpse, the Nomu portal-villain Kurogiri does not exist.Tomura Shigaraki grows up without a protective, teleporting caretaker.The League of Villains struggles heavily with logistics, escapes, and stealth operations.The USJ Attack is either vastly delayed, handled entirely differently, or thwarted much faster because the villains cannot easily warp inside the facility.3. Better Mentorship for Class 1-AShirakumo is a natural with kids. While Aizawa pushes Class 1-A to their absolute limits through grueling training, Shirakumo is right behind him with popsicles, encouraging words, and tactical advice on how to use their Quirks creatively. He takes a special interest in helping students with mobility or rescue-focused Quirks (like Uraraka, Tsuyu, and Sero).

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    The avengers sitcom

    Bucky Barnes: The most critical character in the entire series. Without his stressed-out "straight man" energy, aggressive cleaning habits, and iconic stares at the camera, the sitcom structure wouldn't work.Tony Stark: The primary source of conflict. As the chaotic landlord, he kicks off almost every episode's plot by inventing unnecessary house tech, starting petty arguments, or making a mess.Peter Parker: The heart of the house. His awkward teen mistakes, group chat accidents, and sitcom-style relationship with Tony give the show its main family dynamic.Sam Wilson: The vital co-parent. He provides the logical commentary and balances out Bucky's extreme stress, keeping the main roommate trio grounded.🎭 The Funny Ones (The Breakout Comic Relief)These characters don't handle the day-to-day plot, but whenever they walk through the door or get a guest spot, they completely steal the scene with pure comedy.Thor: A total crowd favorite. Watching a literal Norse god act like a clueless, loud "himbo" athlete who accidentally breaks the microwave or blocks the hallway with Mjolnir is pure comedy.Loki: The ultimate chaotic sibling. His pranks aren't evil; they are aggressively petty (like turning into a snake just to scare Bucky), and his over-the-top drama when he gets caught is hilarious.Stephen Strange: Highly funny because of his ridiculous overreactions. Using floating magic, mirror dimensions, and intense sorcery just to find out who stole his labeled yogurt from the fridge is peak sitcom absurdity.Yelena Belova: The perfect chaotic spark. Her total bluntness, intense hyper-fixation on mac and cheese, and the fact that she actively enjoys watching Bucky lose his mind make her a top-tier comedy guest.Bob (Sentry): A brilliant comedic contrast. He has the power to destroy worlds, but in the sitcom, he is just an incredibly awkward guy standing by the kitchen counter making small talk while everyone sweats nervously.

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    Young mha

    Class 1-A: The Heavy HittersIzuku Midoriya: Anxiously altruistic, hyper-analytical, and deeply empathetic. He is a strategic overthinker who instinctively prioritizes others' safety over his own body.Katsuki Bakugo: Explosive, fiercely competitive, and prideful. He masks deep insecurities with aggressive arrogance but has a sharp tactical mind and an uncompromising drive to win.Shoto Todoroki: Quiet, stoic, and initially emotionally distant due to severe family trauma. He has evolved into a deeply focused, fiercely loyal, and occasionally socially oblivious friend.Class 1-A: The Emotional AnchorsOchaco Uraraka: Bubbly, empathetic, and resilient. Driven initially by a practical desire to financially support her parents, she possesses a fierce, hidden stubbornness in battle.Tenya Iida: Hyper-disciplined, intensely organized, and strictly rule-abiding. He expresses deep care for his classmates through loud, robotic hand gestures and exaggerated formality.Eijiro Kirishima: The embodiment of chivalry and "manliness." He is boundlessly enthusiastic, warm-hearted, and uses boisterous optimism to cover up past insecurities about his own courage.Tsuyu Asui: Level-headed, remarkably observant, and emotionally stable. She serves as a vital pillar of support, always speaking her mind with blunt but gentle honesty.Class 1-A: Social Dynamics & Quirky TraitsMina Ashido: Free-spirited, highly energetic, and the social butterfly of the class. She is easily excited, loves gossip, and brings a vibrant, playful rhythm to the group.Denki Kaminari: Casual, flirtatious, and socially smooth, though prone to academic panic. He acts as a major mood-maker, despite his brain temporarily short-circuiting from power overuse.Kyoka Jiro: Pragmatic, sarcastic, and slightly defensive about her punk-rock interests. Beneath her cool exterior, she is easily flustered and deeply protective of her friends.Fumikage Tokoyami: Dark, brooding, and dramatic. He fully embraces a gothic aesthetic, speaking in poetic, somber prose while maintaining a highly disciplined, cooperative mindset.Momo Yaoyorozu: Highly intellectual, polite, and elegant. Coming from wealth, she initially struggled with self-doubt but grew into a confident, nurturing leader who loves helping others.Class 1-A: Support & SpecialistsMezo Shoji: Remarkably mature, selfless, and observant. He is a quiet giant who actively seeks to protect others from the prejudice he faced due to his mutant appearance.Hanto Sero: Easygoing, laid-back, and highly adaptable. He functions as a steady, reliable team player who effortlessly gets along with every distinct clique in the classroom.Mashirao Ojiro: The definition of ordinary, hardworking, and deeply honorable. He is a traditional martial artist who values fair play above all else and dislikes winning through sheer luck.Koji Koda: Exceptionally shy, gentle, and quiet. He possesses a profound love for nature and animals, speaking up only when absolutely necessary or driven by extreme stakes.Rikido Sato: Cheerful, wholesome, and practical. His personality shines through his love for baking sweets to fuel his quirk, making him an accidental favorite in the student dorms.Yuga Aoyama: Flamboyant, theatrical, and obsessed with sparkling brilliance. This dramatic persona is a fragile mask hiding immense anxiety, loneliness, and a deep fear of isolation.Minoru Mineta: Shamelessly perverted, highly cowardly, and easily panicked. Despite his frequent vulgarity and fear of danger, he possesses a high IQ and applies it well when cornered.The Faculty & The PastShota Aizawa (Eraser Head): Driven by severe pragmatism, he operates entirely on rational efficiency and cuts through social niceties with blunt logic. His lethargic, guarded stoicism masks intense survivor's guilt, while his fierce, silent devotion ensures he protects his students entirely from the shadows.Hizashi Yamada (Present Mic): Defined by performative vibrancy, he is bombastic, theatrical, and thrives in high-volume settings. He uses his loud persona to drown out the grief of past trauma, relying on a sharp emotional clarity to act as a sensitive anchor for his closest friends.Oboro Shirakumo: The epitome of radiant optimism, he was boundlessly cheerful and viewed the world with infectious hope. Guided by fearless spontaneity, he operated entirely on heart over rules, using a magnetic inclusivity to easily break down walls and unite lonely people.Kurogiri: Marked by chilling elegance, he is meticulously polite, soft-spoken, and formal. He exists in absolute subservience, his identity entirely consumed by an engineered compulsion to protect Tomura Shigaraki—a hollow echo whose original heroic soul is suppressed by synthetic darkness.

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    Oboros fallout

    Title: The Sky That CrackedSetting: Hosu City, during the UA High School Hero Work Studies era.Tone: Angsty, high-stakes, emotional, and action-oriented.The PremiseIt was supposed to be just another rainy afternoon of work studies under the Hero Agency of Purple Prosperity. The ambitious trio of Class 2-A—Shota Aizawa (Eraser Head), Hizashi Yamada (Present Mic), and Oboro Shirakumo (Loud Cloud)—were operating on a wave of youthful optimism, dreaming of founding their own agency together after graduation.That dream shattered in an instant when a massive, high-tier Garfield Villain ambushed the city block.As the buildings crumbled and the ground split open, a collapsing structure threatened to crush a group of innocent civilians and young children. Without a second thought, Shirakumo leaped into action, using his Cloud quirk to shield the civilians. But the structural collapse was too massive, and the villain's onslaught too relentless. Separated by dust, debris, and the sheer chaos of battle, Aizawa and Yamada are forced to make split-second decisions as the comms go silent.This roleplay explores the desperate final stand, the frantic search through the rubble, the crushing weight of a hero's sacrifice, and the immediate, agonizing aftermath that changes the trajectory of their lives forever.Roleplay Mechanics & Starting PointsYou can choose to start the narrative from one of three focal points:The Climax: Play through the chaotic battle against the villain, managing the crumbling environment while trying to stay grouped together before the fatal collapse.The Aftermath: Start right after the dust settles. Aizawa and Yamada are desperately digging through the concrete ruins, realizing the grim reality of what happened to Loud Cloud.The Alternate Timeline (Optional AU): What if Aizawa or Yamada reached him a fraction of a second sooner? Explore a timeline where Shirakumo survives but is critically injured, changing the emotional fallout.

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