- Location
- sweden
Same but i think bigger wider becuse how else would she fit Deku inside her
You probably didn't need those organs - BnHA quest
chocolote12
A Penguin Flailing Against The Keyboard Of Life.
By being stretchy?
- Location
- sweden
How do we normaly look when we are filled with our pets? i think we are a less thin Neferpitou have you seen the picture from the front and side of Neferpitou she is super thin i dont think MC would have that little space on her inside it would not be effichent
We don't need THAT much space for our pets, and stretchyness can cover a lot of bloat. When we aren't eating or storing a amount of flesh for a upcoming project i could easily see us being fairly skinny. After all, we don't need room for our intestines or almost any of the internal organs down there, it's all stomach which is usually mostly empty.
- Location
- sweden
you made a good point we have like no organs or nothing in our lower body just empty space and a few centipedes sorry i did not account for our unusual biology
It's alright, I imagine many people make that mistake with Shima. Like Bakugo, thinking getting splattered across the room can actually kill us. Silly Bakugo, it's not like we needed any of those organs.you made a good point we have like no organs or nothing in our lower body just empty space and a few centipedes sorry i did not account for our unusual biology
- Location
- sweden
i really want to see from there perspective
We did actually. Most of the repair data is stored in the upper torso, and I think we still need the head to artificially sustain our biology until the repairs reach selfsustaining levels.
But theres basically nothing important in our lower torso and that's where our mouth is.
Something I've been wondering about the setting, and will be interested in exploring here if possible, is how adamant people were about how, if you don't have a quark, you can't be a hero. But the thing is, we know atleast two super people whose quark is more of a support than the main part of their bad-ass-ness.
I'm curious if humans here are just shonen humans and can become Captain America+ with simple hard work, or if those biological adaptions are what allowed those shows of badassness. If the latter, shouldn't the few without quirks get the same adaptions?
Hero Killer is the prime example. His ability allows him to paralyze people by licking their blood. Most of his fight against Deku, Todoroki, and Iida had him trying to get some blood to lick but their team-work stopping him. That means, he was effectively quarkless throughout that fight, and he STILL had them against the wall and desperate despite the fact that he was apparently holding back against them. In the Anime atleast there's a scene of him busting through a giant ice wall with his sword, a guy whose quark has nothing to do with super strength or anything.
Eraser Head is a lesser example, his quirk is his ability to turn off quirks, but that has nothing to do with his ability to fight super good with his scarf. While he definitely uses his quark to his advantage, he would still probably be a pretty good hero without it and relying just on his super scarf fighting skills.
Eraser Head is a lesser example, his quirk is his ability to turn off quirks, but that has nothing to do with his ability to fight super good with his scarf. While he definitely uses his quark to his advantage, he would still probably be a pretty good hero without it and relying just on his super scarf fighting skills.
- Location
- sweden
i think its how quirks affect biology and how the mutations are inheritable so someone that is quirkless can have something like biology based powers like better bones muscles and blood flow the mutations are something to support there quirk like if you can change your hand into different things you have like ears a mouth so it makes sense to have several pair of arms or if your power is to have a super durable digestion system and mouth so you would have a improved digestion system and strong or optimal structure for bite strength without the quirk and those things can and often will be passed to there children so i think there are quirkless mutation-types where there only power is there inherited biology
Edit: i wonder if anyone will understand what i am saying?
i think deku is a "standard" human i think it looks like they are shonen humans because of the more suptle mutations in people like the bakugou his mutation is his bodys ability to be immune to kinetic explosions and some heat. quirks have safety measures but some quirks focus on power over safety its like a sliding scale more power less fail-safes less power more fail-safes i also think some quirks depend on there mutation so there are some quirks that get stolen by "All for One" but are completely useless or nearly without the biological changes
Last edited:
- Location
- Somewhere cold
I agree, it's a bit strange. I think it might be more something along the lines of quirkiness people being seen as having something fundamentally wrong with them, rather than lacking in ability, in that society. Maybe something similar to how mental illnesses or disabilities are generally viewed in this one? It seems that the number of people with quirks increases with each generation, so of course, with the way heroes are presented to impressionable young people...
I'll leave this to someone with a better grasp on the art of Not Accidentally Sounding Insensitive. Children are assholes, that's what I'm saying.
Edit: All Might has high standards, I think his teacher even stated that when he met Izuku, but don't quote me on that. Again, this is all personal opinion, but I think he either assumed Izuku wasn't meeting his personal standards of character (e.g. was more in it for glory than saving people), or just didn't think, what with the idiotic way their school's set up, that Izuku could make it and was trying to kill their aspirations quickly rather than allow a drawn out death.
I'll leave this to someone with a better grasp on the art of Not Accidentally Sounding Insensitive. Children are assholes, that's what I'm saying.
Edit: All Might has high standards, I think his teacher even stated that when he met Izuku, but don't quote me on that. Again, this is all personal opinion, but I think he either assumed Izuku wasn't meeting his personal standards of character (e.g. was more in it for glory than saving people), or just didn't think, what with the idiotic way their school's set up, that Izuku could make it and was trying to kill their aspirations quickly rather than allow a drawn out death.
Last edited:
It only sounds like you are agreeing with me that those without quirks can still have "powers", and be heroes and stuff.
But you see, the person who told us that those without quirks can't be a hero wasn't a kid or something, it was All Might. The Symbol of Hope, Justice,
Prologue 0.07
- Location
- Somewhere cold
You tracked De-kun down after school the next day; he was busy having a quiet conversation with blo - Bakugo. Still getting used to that. Anyway, Bakugo stalked out without prompting once he noticed your presence, so you didn't have to escalate the situation, much to your disappointment - you still wanted his 'save data' after all.
De-kun watched Bakugo leave with mixed expressions of relief and concern, before turning to thank you quietly.
"So, what do you want to test out today, De-kun?"
He brightened at the mention of committing crimes against nature, and began rummaging through his bag.
"Oh - right! You know how you mentioned your 'save data'? Well, something about it seemed familiar, so I spent a couple of hours last night going through the advanced biology textbook…"
"And? What did you find?"
"Absolutely nothing!"
"...huh?"
"There was nothing in the advanced book, so I went back to the basic one, and on one of the very first pages -"
He finally found what he was looking for, and flashed the page at you:
"Stem cells! One of the very first things we covered in class. They're plurip-"
You tuned him out as you started mentally strangling yourself for not realising this sooner. How?! You've had what, eight years? The internal screaming continued.
"-rejected by the host body; that's why you wound up in hospital the first time."
He beamed up at you as you slowly placed your hands on his shoulders, a grin affixed to your face.
"De-kun, thank you so much for this, but Kaede needs to go beat their head against a wall right now."
Slightly confused, Izuku stopped you before you could leave;
"But… what about the other things I was planning on testing?"
"...Other things?"
He swapped his textbook for a notebook, flicking through it to display several pages of preprepared results tables.
"I had a couple of experiments planned to help narrow down what your quirk actually is. I figured if we worked that out first, it would make testing your capabilities easier."
You stared in surprise at the sheer amount of thought he'd put into this. Which was, apparently, the wrong thing to do, as your companion immediately began to panic.
"S-sorry! Was this too much?! I'm so sorry I just get really excited about this sort of thing and I didn't think about how weird this would seem to you and I'm sorry just please don't let them e-"
You cut him off by patting him on the head, still too shocked to formulate more than a few sentence fragments.
"Stop apologising. Let's go - your house."
A few minutes passed by in awkward silence as the two of you walked, De-kun occasionally glancing over at you with the look of a startled rabbit. Damn rabbits, always too fast for you to catch - Watership Down made it look misleadingly easy.
Anyway, you needed to check something:
"De-kun, you're not a conspiracy theorist, are you?"
"..No?"
Well, that rules that out. Hmm.
"Cultist?"
"No. Where are you going with this?"
"So... you're just a regular person, who just so happens to actually want to help me, to no benefit to yourself?"
"I-is there something wrong with that?"
Oh, wow. How was it possible for someone to be this nice? Even after you'd made him go through that… event, which, as your mom had explained, may possibly have been a tiny bit scary for someone who didn't know that you'd be fine with most of your internal organs vaporised. People this nice were an endangered species, according to her, and on your pride as a hero, you were not about to let such a rare specimen get damaged.
"...Never change, De-kun."
Although he didn't know it, the little deku scrub had just gained a new guard-catlizard.
---
An hour and two bags of sugar later, De-kun's mom returned from work. She then attempted to drown you with her tears. Apparently, her son hadn't brought anyone back with him for years, which was evidently a bad thing. Maybe context mattered? Did that mean your parents would be happy if you brought people to your house and didn't try to eat them? Then again, they'd probably be fine if you just brought home some humans instead.
Inko eventually paused her murder attempt, and your conversation turned to heroes; favourites, ideal names for yourself, what you'd do. It was a very one sided conversation, as you both univocally agreed on All Might, had none, and didn't know, respectively. So, the conversation again turned to Izuku, which appeared to be her nickname for her son.
Speaking of whom, De-kun was certainly taking a while to get that book; you wondered what was keeping him.
---
Izuku was in fact outside the living room, his back pressed against the door, and was currently wondering why he had ever thought bringing you to his home was a good idea. This was, if he remembered correctly, the sort of thing people did with stage two friends at minimum, not acquaintances that they weren't even sure weren't planning on feeding them to their 'friends'! He dragged his hands down his face in frustration. He'd been so caught up in the thrill of theorising what their quirk could be that he'd forgotten how dangerous it was to let people get so close.
...
...At least Mom was happier than he'd seen her in a while; she was always so concerned for him, even before he'd started worrying her by letting her see how much the loss of Kacchan's friendship had affected him.
The sounds of excited chatter, interspersed with laughter, echoed throughout the darkened hallway.
...
He sighed; maybe he was just overthinking this. He tended to do that a lot. What was the worst that could happen, anyway? …Okay, that was maybe not the best train of thought. He did not need such graphic mental images.
But really, maybe he was just being paranoid? Judging by what he saw on tv, it's not like his experiences with Kacchan could be considered a normal friendship, so why not give it a shot and deal with the inevitable backfire later?
...they sounded like they were having fun in there.
...
He straightened, turning to face the door in a surge of determination. Kacch - Bakugo was not going to ruin this chance for him. Who cares if they would find him pathetic? Was he going to apologise for having dreams? He'd promised himself that he wouldn't let other people's opinions get to him any more - and heroes don't lie to people.
Clutching the notebook tightly against his chest, Izuku stepped into the living room.
---
The first year of your friendship was very productive, thanks to Izuku: the two of you had narrowed down the specifics of your quirk to some kind of self-biokinesis at a cellular level, minimum, as well as a secondary quirk of awareness of live, eaten animals. All within the first week.
He helped make his first crime against nature within the following month, when he had you attempt to change something inside you in a similar way to how you could edit your own body; a nest of huntsman spiders he'd found had been used as test subjects, as there was no way you were going to risk any of your friends. While you found that you couldn't [focus], or directly change the creatures to the same extent as your own body, you could give the decomposition effect a target, as well as [push] certain cells into your victims. In this case, the target was the spider's [potential], which was highlighted by your quirk in rainbow neon. While it took some practice to hit the correct area of their cells, resulting in some horrific failures that repulsed even you, you eventually managed to replace the 'instructions' for the spiders' relatively harmless venom with that of your friends'.
And so, Izuku accidentally unleashed an army of giant spiders with agonisingly painful venom into the world, after forgetting to tell you that you weren't supposed to release them once you were done. You were so proud when the public health warnings started appearing on the news.
---
However, the most important breakthrough came during the summer holidays. Due to the fact that every organism you disconnected from yourself always died, you couldn't save time by creating and editing them bit by bit, so the two of you had waited until there was more free time to test this aspect of your quirk.
"So what exactly is the problem with them?"
Izuku prodded the dead centipede - less resource-intensive to make than a cat.
"There's just something missing from them; there's nothing wrong with their components, but they just don't work on their own once I disconnect them…"
You picked up the useless thing and gave it to Ankheg, the least picky of your girls. Silence descended as he thought, occasionally glancing over to the spread of open textbooks, strewn across your bedroom floor. After a while, he picked one up, flicking through it as he spoke.
"You mentioned… when you create these organisms, you don't have to 'push' energy into them?"
"No, it just happens naturally as I grow them."
"And…" he paused, and went back a few pages "you checked that the heart, nervous system, all that, work before disconnecting?"
"Yes. Of co -"
He slammed the book down, scanning the page, and you grinned - you knew that look in his eye. He'd found something.
"Kaede, have you tried putting more than the required amount of energy into them, just before you disconnect?"
You didn't answer, already in the process of creating another - energy… where would that be? You [pulled] on that intangible sense of 'you', a strange sensation that left you tasting spots in your inwards sense, and [pushed] it in the direction of the centipede-shaped growth on your side. You couldn't truly isolate the 'you-ness' and the route it took inside you tore, heated, feeling 'not'.
You kept the transfer going as you disconnected, only a split second, but it left you feeling more exhausted than all of the days previous attempts at creating life combined. The new centipede dropped onto the floor, and you sagged to the side, numb. Still watching.
It twitched.
You slowly reached over and poked an antenna.
It began tearing into your finger.
"YES! OhmygodyesFINALLY!!"
"Gah! Kaede - can't - breathe…"
You let him out from the bear hug and tried to do a backflip. Tried. Your mind was racing, filling with possibilities for the next step. Birds: need a bird, see how hot air balloons work, maybe planes maybe buy one EAT IT flying.
Izuku just sat there, sharing your joy. And now there was guilt - shooting through you, a sobering emotion that burst your giddiness. He's helped you so much… for nothing. It was uncomfortable. It wasn't fair. You picked yourself up from your position on the floor, and faced him.
"Izuku, thank you. This is more than enough, let me help you now."
"W-what?! No, no, really, it's fine. You don't need to do anything for me."
The look you had on your face caused Izuku to pale; it was the same expression you'd had when you'd come up with the brilliant idea of making spiders 'bigger, and with like, acid or something'.
"We're going to UA, De-kun. Who's going to stop us preparing ahead of schedule? Now… let's see what sort of upgrades we can give you."
Main Action:
[ ]Kindly inform his metabolism that it isn't the Stone Age - you can stop hoarding that fat now. Get some muscles instead.
[ ]Put in a request for some subdermal armor - De-kun's too squishy as it is.
[ ]De-kun could do with a few more friends in his life, don't you think?
Additional Actions: Write-in.
---
AN: Last major timeskip DONE. Onwards - to the plot derailment!!
I'm only offering minor changes to Izuku for now; he still has those pain receptors after all, and MC doesn't want to hurt him.
It didn't fit in because of the pacing, but the reason that they kept dying because the cats/centipedes weren't functioning on their own, because instead you were controlling them manually, which didn't carry over when you disconnected. It's like you were checking to see if a generator was switched on, only when you checked the indicator light, you already had a light pointed at it. If that makes sense. Can't get too detailed, there's still a few things I'm going to leave for you to work out about how the specifics of the quirk works.
De-kun watched Bakugo leave with mixed expressions of relief and concern, before turning to thank you quietly.
"So, what do you want to test out today, De-kun?"
He brightened at the mention of committing crimes against nature, and began rummaging through his bag.
"Oh - right! You know how you mentioned your 'save data'? Well, something about it seemed familiar, so I spent a couple of hours last night going through the advanced biology textbook…"
"And? What did you find?"
"Absolutely nothing!"
"...huh?"
"There was nothing in the advanced book, so I went back to the basic one, and on one of the very first pages -"
He finally found what he was looking for, and flashed the page at you:
"Stem cells! One of the very first things we covered in class. They're plurip-"
You tuned him out as you started mentally strangling yourself for not realising this sooner. How?! You've had what, eight years? The internal screaming continued.
"-rejected by the host body; that's why you wound up in hospital the first time."
He beamed up at you as you slowly placed your hands on his shoulders, a grin affixed to your face.
"De-kun, thank you so much for this, but Kaede needs to go beat their head against a wall right now."
Slightly confused, Izuku stopped you before you could leave;
"But… what about the other things I was planning on testing?"
"...Other things?"
He swapped his textbook for a notebook, flicking through it to display several pages of preprepared results tables.
"I had a couple of experiments planned to help narrow down what your quirk actually is. I figured if we worked that out first, it would make testing your capabilities easier."
You stared in surprise at the sheer amount of thought he'd put into this. Which was, apparently, the wrong thing to do, as your companion immediately began to panic.
"S-sorry! Was this too much?! I'm so sorry I just get really excited about this sort of thing and I didn't think about how weird this would seem to you and I'm sorry just please don't let them e-"
You cut him off by patting him on the head, still too shocked to formulate more than a few sentence fragments.
"Stop apologising. Let's go - your house."
A few minutes passed by in awkward silence as the two of you walked, De-kun occasionally glancing over at you with the look of a startled rabbit. Damn rabbits, always too fast for you to catch - Watership Down made it look misleadingly easy.
Anyway, you needed to check something:
"De-kun, you're not a conspiracy theorist, are you?"
"..No?"
Well, that rules that out. Hmm.
"Cultist?"
"No. Where are you going with this?"
"So... you're just a regular person, who just so happens to actually want to help me, to no benefit to yourself?"
"I-is there something wrong with that?"
Oh, wow. How was it possible for someone to be this nice? Even after you'd made him go through that… event, which, as your mom had explained, may possibly have been a tiny bit scary for someone who didn't know that you'd be fine with most of your internal organs vaporised. People this nice were an endangered species, according to her, and on your pride as a hero, you were not about to let such a rare specimen get damaged.
"...Never change, De-kun."
Although he didn't know it, the little deku scrub had just gained a new guard-catlizard.
---
An hour and two bags of sugar later, De-kun's mom returned from work. She then attempted to drown you with her tears. Apparently, her son hadn't brought anyone back with him for years, which was evidently a bad thing. Maybe context mattered? Did that mean your parents would be happy if you brought people to your house and didn't try to eat them? Then again, they'd probably be fine if you just brought home some humans instead.
Inko eventually paused her murder attempt, and your conversation turned to heroes; favourites, ideal names for yourself, what you'd do. It was a very one sided conversation, as you both univocally agreed on All Might, had none, and didn't know, respectively. So, the conversation again turned to Izuku, which appeared to be her nickname for her son.
Speaking of whom, De-kun was certainly taking a while to get that book; you wondered what was keeping him.
---
Izuku was in fact outside the living room, his back pressed against the door, and was currently wondering why he had ever thought bringing you to his home was a good idea. This was, if he remembered correctly, the sort of thing people did with stage two friends at minimum, not acquaintances that they weren't even sure weren't planning on feeding them to their 'friends'! He dragged his hands down his face in frustration. He'd been so caught up in the thrill of theorising what their quirk could be that he'd forgotten how dangerous it was to let people get so close.
...
...At least Mom was happier than he'd seen her in a while; she was always so concerned for him, even before he'd started worrying her by letting her see how much the loss of Kacchan's friendship had affected him.
The sounds of excited chatter, interspersed with laughter, echoed throughout the darkened hallway.
...
He sighed; maybe he was just overthinking this. He tended to do that a lot. What was the worst that could happen, anyway? …Okay, that was maybe not the best train of thought. He did not need such graphic mental images.
But really, maybe he was just being paranoid? Judging by what he saw on tv, it's not like his experiences with Kacchan could be considered a normal friendship, so why not give it a shot and deal with the inevitable backfire later?
...they sounded like they were having fun in there.
...
He straightened, turning to face the door in a surge of determination. Kacch - Bakugo was not going to ruin this chance for him. Who cares if they would find him pathetic? Was he going to apologise for having dreams? He'd promised himself that he wouldn't let other people's opinions get to him any more - and heroes don't lie to people.
Clutching the notebook tightly against his chest, Izuku stepped into the living room.
---
The first year of your friendship was very productive, thanks to Izuku: the two of you had narrowed down the specifics of your quirk to some kind of self-biokinesis at a cellular level, minimum, as well as a secondary quirk of awareness of live, eaten animals. All within the first week.
He helped make his first crime against nature within the following month, when he had you attempt to change something inside you in a similar way to how you could edit your own body; a nest of huntsman spiders he'd found had been used as test subjects, as there was no way you were going to risk any of your friends. While you found that you couldn't [focus], or directly change the creatures to the same extent as your own body, you could give the decomposition effect a target, as well as [push] certain cells into your victims. In this case, the target was the spider's [potential], which was highlighted by your quirk in rainbow neon. While it took some practice to hit the correct area of their cells, resulting in some horrific failures that repulsed even you, you eventually managed to replace the 'instructions' for the spiders' relatively harmless venom with that of your friends'.
And so, Izuku accidentally unleashed an army of giant spiders with agonisingly painful venom into the world, after forgetting to tell you that you weren't supposed to release them once you were done. You were so proud when the public health warnings started appearing on the news.
---
However, the most important breakthrough came during the summer holidays. Due to the fact that every organism you disconnected from yourself always died, you couldn't save time by creating and editing them bit by bit, so the two of you had waited until there was more free time to test this aspect of your quirk.
"So what exactly is the problem with them?"
Izuku prodded the dead centipede - less resource-intensive to make than a cat.
"There's just something missing from them; there's nothing wrong with their components, but they just don't work on their own once I disconnect them…"
You picked up the useless thing and gave it to Ankheg, the least picky of your girls. Silence descended as he thought, occasionally glancing over to the spread of open textbooks, strewn across your bedroom floor. After a while, he picked one up, flicking through it as he spoke.
"You mentioned… when you create these organisms, you don't have to 'push' energy into them?"
"No, it just happens naturally as I grow them."
"And…" he paused, and went back a few pages "you checked that the heart, nervous system, all that, work before disconnecting?"
"Yes. Of co -"
He slammed the book down, scanning the page, and you grinned - you knew that look in his eye. He'd found something.
"Kaede, have you tried putting more than the required amount of energy into them, just before you disconnect?"
You didn't answer, already in the process of creating another - energy… where would that be? You [pulled] on that intangible sense of 'you', a strange sensation that left you tasting spots in your inwards sense, and [pushed] it in the direction of the centipede-shaped growth on your side. You couldn't truly isolate the 'you-ness' and the route it took inside you tore, heated, feeling 'not'.
You kept the transfer going as you disconnected, only a split second, but it left you feeling more exhausted than all of the days previous attempts at creating life combined. The new centipede dropped onto the floor, and you sagged to the side, numb. Still watching.
It twitched.
You slowly reached over and poked an antenna.
It began tearing into your finger.
"YES! OhmygodyesFINALLY!!"
"Gah! Kaede - can't - breathe…"
You let him out from the bear hug and tried to do a backflip. Tried. Your mind was racing, filling with possibilities for the next step. Birds: need a bird, see how hot air balloons work, maybe planes maybe buy one EAT IT flying.
Izuku just sat there, sharing your joy. And now there was guilt - shooting through you, a sobering emotion that burst your giddiness. He's helped you so much… for nothing. It was uncomfortable. It wasn't fair. You picked yourself up from your position on the floor, and faced him.
"Izuku, thank you. This is more than enough, let me help you now."
"W-what?! No, no, really, it's fine. You don't need to do anything for me."
The look you had on your face caused Izuku to pale; it was the same expression you'd had when you'd come up with the brilliant idea of making spiders 'bigger, and with like, acid or something'.
"We're going to UA, De-kun. Who's going to stop us preparing ahead of schedule? Now… let's see what sort of upgrades we can give you."
Main Action:
[ ]Kindly inform his metabolism that it isn't the Stone Age - you can stop hoarding that fat now. Get some muscles instead.
[ ]Put in a request for some subdermal armor - De-kun's too squishy as it is.
[ ]De-kun could do with a few more friends in his life, don't you think?
Additional Actions: Write-in.
---
AN: Last major timeskip DONE. Onwards - to the plot derailment!!
I'm only offering minor changes to Izuku for now; he still has those pain receptors after all, and MC doesn't want to hurt him.
It didn't fit in because of the pacing, but the reason that they kept dying because the cats/centipedes weren't functioning on their own, because instead you were controlling them manually, which didn't carry over when you disconnected. It's like you were checking to see if a generator was switched on, only when you checked the indicator light, you already had a light pointed at it. If that makes sense. Can't get too detailed, there's still a few things I'm going to leave for you to work out about how the specifics of the quirk works.
Lunar Exalt: "Dude. Bro. Too much."
Although a TAW Lunar would probably just give us a high five and then get into a "Dude, hold my beer" competition with us considering our character is perfectly aware of what she does.
Speaking of, we really should eat a female human at some point.
So bird lungs, potentially a better (or secondary) heart(s), probably could up the bloodcount and... We'd have to be careful about the bloodpressure since we can't just make the veins and arteries thicker... well, we can, but we can't make the capillaries thicker.
After that it's all about what kind of murder-ball, crime-against-nature we want to be.
Although a TAW Lunar would probably just give us a high five and then get into a "Dude, hold my beer" competition with us considering our character is perfectly aware of what she does.
Speaking of, we really should eat a female human at some point.
So bird lungs, potentially a better (or secondary) heart(s), probably could up the bloodcount and... We'd have to be careful about the bloodpressure since we can't just make the veins and arteries thicker... well, we can, but we can't make the capillaries thicker.
After that it's all about what kind of murder-ball, crime-against-nature we want to be.
ChildishChimera
A umbran summon
- Location
- New York
[X]Kindly inform his metabolism that it isn't the Stone Age - you can stop hoarding that fat now. Get some muscles instead.
Prep for that American training
Prep for that American training
I guess we actually have a Lizard Tail. I was thinking Cat. Oh well.
@Lindworm524 Do we have to pick ONE thing to give him? Or can we do several? Because there's a number of simple genetic tweaks we can do like the metabolism thing (simpler than that even) that would be rather helpful.
[X] Kindly inform his metabolism that it isn't the Stone Age - you can stop hoarding that fat now. Get some muscles instead.
[X] Myostatin in stupid, why should someone have to work for their muscles?
[X] His bones can use some toughening up, he can't fix them like you fixed your tail every time it broke. Luckily, you can do something very similar to the disease that gives weak bones, to give him strong ones!
[X] Improve his circulatory system and immune system allowing it to scrub his body of toxins much faster. Like Lactic Acid. Don't need heroes getting tired after running a couple dozen miles.
[X] With his permission, remove his need to sleep. It'll be a big lifestyle change, but will grant him eight more hours in the day to do stuff, and will keep him from getting tired when he really needs to do something.
[X] Fix his inefficient stomach and intestines they barely absorbs anything.
Additional Actions
[X] Get some Bullet Ants, and learn how they make their venom. Unlike the venom of your friends, Bullet Ant Venom is non-lethal allowing you to use it as a hero. Ah, you can already hear the bad guys screaming in pain.
[X] Maybe you should learn how to fight. There will probably be bad guys you can't just bite, so it'd be good to learn to punch them in the face. De-Kun probably could use practice getting used to his new body too.
[X] Stalk Investigate Bakugo. You want those stem cells, there has to be a way to get them. If all else fails, maybe you could blackmail ask him nicely.
[X] See if there's anyone else with interesting non-quirk physical adaptions.
[X] What would happen if you made yourself a second brain? Could you think doubly good?
[X] Protect your precious cinnamon bun, he can't survive being blown up like you.
[X] See if you can get a Darwin Bark Spider. It's silk is REALLY tough, and you could use it to weave a subdermal mesh which will, hopefully,make you effectively bullet and knife proof.
[X] See if you can expand your senses. Humans can only see three colors, how lame is that? And then there are all their other senses that are even weaker, leaving them effectively blind to the world compared to various animals and bugs. And don't get you started on the senses that people just straight up lack, like a platapus's electroreception.
[X] Geckos have super wall climbing abilities. You want that, so not only can you hang around on the ceiling, but you can give hugs that people couldn't everget out of.
[X] Myostatin in stupid, why should someone have to work for their muscles?
[X] His bones can use some toughening up, he can't fix them like you fixed your tail every time it broke. Luckily, you can do something very similar to the disease that gives weak bones, to give him strong ones!
[X] Improve his circulatory system and immune system allowing it to scrub his body of toxins much faster. Like Lactic Acid. Don't need heroes getting tired after running a couple dozen miles.
[X] With his permission, remove his need to sleep. It'll be a big lifestyle change, but will grant him eight more hours in the day to do stuff, and will keep him from getting tired when he really needs to do something.
[X] Fix his inefficient stomach and intestines they barely absorbs anything.
Additional Actions
[X] Get some Bullet Ants, and learn how they make their venom. Unlike the venom of your friends, Bullet Ant Venom is non-lethal allowing you to use it as a hero. Ah, you can already hear the bad guys screaming in pain.
[X] Maybe you should learn how to fight. There will probably be bad guys you can't just bite, so it'd be good to learn to punch them in the face. De-Kun probably could use practice getting used to his new body too.
[X] Stalk Investigate Bakugo. You want those stem cells, there has to be a way to get them. If all else fails, maybe you could blackmail ask him nicely.
[X] See if there's anyone else with interesting non-quirk physical adaptions.
[X] What would happen if you made yourself a second brain? Could you think doubly good?
[X] Protect your precious cinnamon bun, he can't survive being blown up like you.
[X] See if you can get a Darwin Bark Spider. It's silk is REALLY tough, and you could use it to weave a subdermal mesh which will, hopefully,make you effectively bullet and knife proof.
[X] See if you can expand your senses. Humans can only see three colors, how lame is that? And then there are all their other senses that are even weaker, leaving them effectively blind to the world compared to various animals and bugs. And don't get you started on the senses that people just straight up lack, like a platapus's electroreception.
[X] Geckos have super wall climbing abilities. You want that, so not only can you hang around on the ceiling, but you can give hugs that people couldn't everget out of.
Last edited:
- Location
- sweden
i am agreeing and also saying that stains badassery is also quirk based but how its a secondary effect of his power how quirks affect you to adapt you to it like how the tape guy have elbows that look like tape rollers and have some thing that cuts the tape when he wants or how like the grape head have his headballs
the quirks affect there whole body down to even there DNA so traits like that is passed down to there children like you have a strength quirk that makes your body stronger so your children can get that even if there quirk is something completely else
and stains biology is adapted to his power like a big nearly lipless mouth for his big wide and long tongue it have a sponge like surface to better absorb and lick up blood and a body adapted to agility and some durability so he can get close to bite if he did not use sharp blades and no nose that can get in the way for biting the quirks works like if you dont have tech like if you lived in the wild its like evolution
things like fangs if your quirk is based on the ingestion and draining of blood or you have bigger and specialized ears if you have hearing based powers or like webbing between your fingers if your powers are water based like seal/fish based powers and those traits are heritable so you can get guys with a intelligence quirk and clawed scaled hands and a beak like mouth and big forearms because one of his parents are a turtle/tortoise based mutation type or someone that looks like a fish person that have a fire quirk or a bug person that can only talk with and command medium sized mammals or a girl with fin like ears and paw like hands
appearance and biology is inheritable even if they have a completely different quirk some possibly have no quirks just there unique biology they got from there parents
sorry for my rambling i feel like a less coherent and stupid deku
children are some times to innocent they dont know right from wrong and some times they dont understand that there actions have consequences and to put it simply they think its funny they enjoy your suffering they think its funny and you are right that they look down on quirkless humans its like a human lacking one super important thing and children love being superior and better
but to be completely serious not having a quirk is seen as being disabled but more mild
and children dont really have a strong sense of right and wrong and how other people talk about people affects them they think the quirkless are less worth and children are asshole when i was a child i was pushed and feel down on my face then they just started to kick me and then straddle me to punch me in my face and stomach they just standed around in a circle cheering on if they did not kick me they though it was funny then when the teacher came then they started to cry and play the blame game so i also got in trouble just because they fake cried they think anything is okay so long they dont get punished and can get away with it i really hate most children have you ever just walked then a random child runs up to you and kicks you i the shin and punch you in the dick with there knuckle full force then running away laughing and with there friend cheering them on? simply children are assholes of the highest grade
I'm going to list the ones I can think of.
Myostatin is a gene that inhibits muscle growth, so it only grows as needed. Get rid of that, and you get ripped with no effort. It also doesn't make you grossly muscular like steroids, just very muscular. There are a number of people who are just born with this genetic defect.
There are at least two families on earth with "unbreakable" bones. The documents I can find on these don't give me any simple names for the condition, but basically they got super dense and tough bones as a sorta reverse of the illness that tends to lead to brittle bones.
There's a Mutation in the DEC2 gene that allows people to need less, and potentially no, sleep without any of the downsides normally attributed to not sleeping. I have no idea if this is a change that can be easily applied to a fully grown person unlike the other two, because I still have very little understand on the biological importance of sleep, but we are apparently a tad BS in that regards (subdermal armor is not something simple), so maybe we could do it. Would want Deku's permission first definitely, since this would lead to a large life-style change.
There's a guy who can run for pretty much forever. The way I understand his thing working is for some reason lactic acid just does not build up in his muscles. So he can keep running, and running, and running, and running, not getting tired or overworking his muscles.
Myostatin is a gene that inhibits muscle growth, so it only grows as needed. Get rid of that, and you get ripped with no effort. It also doesn't make you grossly muscular like steroids, just very muscular. There are a number of people who are just born with this genetic defect.
There are at least two families on earth with "unbreakable" bones. The documents I can find on these don't give me any simple names for the condition, but basically they got super dense and tough bones as a sorta reverse of the illness that tends to lead to brittle bones.
There's a Mutation in the DEC2 gene that allows people to need less, and potentially no, sleep without any of the downsides normally attributed to not sleeping. I have no idea if this is a change that can be easily applied to a fully grown person unlike the other two, because I still have very little understand on the biological importance of sleep, but we are apparently a tad BS in that regards (subdermal armor is not something simple), so maybe we could do it. Would want Deku's permission first definitely, since this would lead to a large life-style change.
There's a guy who can run for pretty much forever. The way I understand his thing working is for some reason lactic acid just does not build up in his muscles. So he can keep running, and running, and running, and running, not getting tired or overworking his muscles.
That is some high-grade word spaghetti. I'm kinda feeling like you are running on too little sleep, because man that is all hard to decipher, especially with the lack of punctuation and capitalization.
- Location
- sweden
[]Kindly inform his metabolism that it isn't the Stone Age - you can stop hoarding that fat now. Get some muscles instead.
[]Fix his inefficient stomach and intestines they barely absorbs anything.
[] do a general tone up with his body like improving his circulatory system fixing weaknesses in his bones cleansing his organs of any contamination and clean his lungs things like that.
-[] Take your time it's much harder to fix any mistakes that you make on him.
[] Improve his circulatory system and immune system allowing it to scrub his body of toxins much faster. Like Lactic Acid. Don't need heroes getting tired after running a couple dozen miles.
[] Take your time it's much harder to fix any mistakes that you make on him.
Additional Actions
[] Get some Bullet Ants, and learn how they make their venom. Unlike the venom of your friends, Bullet Ant Venom is non-lethal allowing you to use it as a hero. Ah, you can already hear the bad guys screaming in pain.
[] Maybe you should learn how to fight. There will probably be bad guys you can't just bite, so it'd be good to learn to punch them in the face. De-Kun probably could use practice getting used to his new body too.
[] Stalk Investigate Bakugo. You want those stem cells, there has to be a way to get them. If all else fails, maybe you could blackmail ask him nicely.
[] See if there's anyone else with interesting non-quirk physical adaptions.
[] What would happen if you made yourself a second brain? Could you think doubly good?
[] Protect your precious cinnamon bun, he can't survive being blown up like you.
[] See if you can get a Darwin Bark Spider. It's silk is REALLY tough, and you could use it to weave a subdermal mesh which will, hopefully,make you effectively bullet and knife proof.
[] See if you can expand your senses. Humans can only see three colors, how lame is that? And then there are all their other senses that are even weaker, leaving them effectively blind to the world compared to various animals and bugs. And don't get you started on the senses that people just straight up lack, like a platapus's electroreception.
[] Geckos have super wall climbing abilities. You want that, so not only can you hang around on the ceiling, but you can give hugs that people couldn't everget out of.
if he is going to get some sweet gains then he is going to need the nutrients. And not have them thrown out its very inefficient.When the body waste energy digesting it and then let it go to waste in his literal shit.Even if he eats health his body does not take up the majority of nutrients.Because he is going to need it for his possible future training and a general fixing and cleaning of his body and restoring his body to top condition is really going to help him because OMG what modern society have done to our bodys and he does not look like a guy that exercises
[]Fix his inefficient stomach and intestines they barely absorbs anything.
[] do a general tone up with his body like improving his circulatory system fixing weaknesses in his bones cleansing his organs of any contamination and clean his lungs things like that.
-[] Take your time it's much harder to fix any mistakes that you make on him.
[] Improve his circulatory system and immune system allowing it to scrub his body of toxins much faster. Like Lactic Acid. Don't need heroes getting tired after running a couple dozen miles.
[] Take your time it's much harder to fix any mistakes that you make on him.
Additional Actions
[] Get some Bullet Ants, and learn how they make their venom. Unlike the venom of your friends, Bullet Ant Venom is non-lethal allowing you to use it as a hero. Ah, you can already hear the bad guys screaming in pain.
[] Maybe you should learn how to fight. There will probably be bad guys you can't just bite, so it'd be good to learn to punch them in the face. De-Kun probably could use practice getting used to his new body too.
[] Stalk Investigate Bakugo. You want those stem cells, there has to be a way to get them. If all else fails, maybe you could blackmail ask him nicely.
[] See if there's anyone else with interesting non-quirk physical adaptions.
[] What would happen if you made yourself a second brain? Could you think doubly good?
[] Protect your precious cinnamon bun, he can't survive being blown up like you.
[] See if you can get a Darwin Bark Spider. It's silk is REALLY tough, and you could use it to weave a subdermal mesh which will, hopefully,make you effectively bullet and knife proof.
[] See if you can expand your senses. Humans can only see three colors, how lame is that? And then there are all their other senses that are even weaker, leaving them effectively blind to the world compared to various animals and bugs. And don't get you started on the senses that people just straight up lack, like a platapus's electroreception.
[] Geckos have super wall climbing abilities. You want that, so not only can you hang around on the ceiling, but you can give hugs that people couldn't everget out of.
if he is going to get some sweet gains then he is going to need the nutrients. And not have them thrown out its very inefficient.When the body waste energy digesting it and then let it go to waste in his literal shit.Even if he eats health his body does not take up the majority of nutrients.Because he is going to need it for his possible future training and a general fixing and cleaning of his body and restoring his body to top condition is really going to help him because OMG what modern society have done to our bodys and he does not look like a guy that exercises
Last edited:
- Location
- sweden
cool information and i really want do do that guy who can run for pretty much forever thing on him and i am like less then an hour or a half our from going to bed possibly just napping or just sleeping and i get rambley when tired and i think deku is the perfect guy to help us with our powers i am really excited to make abominations of nature i really want to make centipedes that cat like pack animals that hunt our mutant spiders i started to think of something like a tiny Scolipede i am going to bed now possibly and Qm i must say i LOVE this quest
- Location
- va
[X]Kindly inform his metabolism that it isn't the Stone Age - you can stop hoarding that fat now. Get some muscles instead.
[X]Fix his inefficient stomach and intestines they barely absorbs anything.
[X] do a general tone up with his body like improving his circulatory system fixing weaknesses in his bones cleansing his organs of any contamination and clean his lungs things like that.
-[X] Take your time it's much harder to fix any mistakes that you make on him.
[X]Fix his inefficient stomach and intestines they barely absorbs anything.
[X] do a general tone up with his body like improving his circulatory system fixing weaknesses in his bones cleansing his organs of any contamination and clean his lungs things like that.
-[X] Take your time it's much harder to fix any mistakes that you make on him.
Last edited:
- Location
- sweden
-[] Take your time it's much harder to fix any mistakes that you make on him.
good idea i am going to put this on my vote
DevilsAdvocate
Always follow the golden rule.
[X]Kindly inform his metabolism that it isn't the Stone Age - you can stop hoarding that fat now. Get some muscles instead.
[X]Fix his inefficient stomach and intestines they barely absorbs anything.
[X] do a general tone up with his body like improving his circulatory system fixing weaknesses in his bones cleansing his organs of any contamination and clean his lungs things like that.
-[X] Take your time it's much harder to fix any mistakes that you make on him.
[X]Fix his inefficient stomach and intestines they barely absorbs anything.
[X] do a general tone up with his body like improving his circulatory system fixing weaknesses in his bones cleansing his organs of any contamination and clean his lungs things like that.
-[X] Take your time it's much harder to fix any mistakes that you make on him.