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wanderingchocolateeclair · 2 years ago

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i am here to ask about your villain au! (please tell me everything about it! /hj)

-story anon

Heheheh okidoki then!!

So uhhhhhhhhh........this is LONG AF- you said “tell me everything about it” and i uh...maybe actually kinda accidentally did exactly that oops-

Edgejeanist stuff is lower down, after all the backstory kinda stuff.

Buckle up guys, Eclair’s back with their ramble-y self, and is about to make it everyone’s problem /lh

I shall just put a slight warning here, this’ll include mentions of death, murder and all that stuff, since it is a villain au.

So. Villain au.

Everything seems perfectly normal at first, but, as usual the commission are hiding their dark little secrets and manipulating and using their poor heroes for their dirty work.

In this au, a certain trio of heroes end up taking matters into their own hands.

I’ll summarise this important point and hc that ties into this au real quick:

Edgeshot, Best Jeanist and Hawks are a “commission trio”. In their earlier years, they got taken in and manipulated into working for them/doing their “important confidential deeds”.

Tsunagu and Shinya become sort of parental figures to Keigo bc of their ages, and the fact they had to look after him.

(in my canon au, tsu and shinya manage to work their way out of this part of the commission and simply work as heroes, but keigo did not, he unfortunately stayed)

Anyway, after years of doing very dark deeds for the commission, and being treated like dirt (they threatened each of them that they would harm the other two/their family if they tried anything risky) they kinda snapped.

They came up with a plan to overthrow the commission and kill the big boss lady and the ppl that did them wrong!

And so, on that day, Tsunagu and Shinya basically stormed through the commision hq and got rid of everyone. Making their way to their “final target” and allowing Hawks to deliver the last blow.

This is where they kinda start to lose it. Their minds, I mean. After so much torture and the very sudden freedom, and all the killing, their sense of morality and general sanity just kinda dropped from here on out.

It wasn’t long before the whole hero community learnt of what had happened, and everyone went into shock when they heard of who did it.

The top three popular and probably most influential heroes in the entirety of Japan? That everyone knew and most loved and looked up to?

They were doomed.

Of course, it also wasn’t long before crime rate crept up and many heroes started “going missing”, or retiring....or following in their traitorous footsteps.

(it gets long so heres a cut)

(it seems to delete my notes when i put them under a read more)

(so uh)

(ill just)

(make a few of these just in case)

(it decides to eat the first few points again-)

They had no intentions on hiding what they had done, and they started to enjoy this free feeling they were experiencing. It became addicting.

They started to influence more heroes. Bigger heroes. People who they knew would be happy now that the commission was gone. There was no more commission. No more cruel manipulators to form so called “heroes” just to corrupt them in the end.

Hawks went on his own little journeys, his lifelong dream of being free to do whatever he wanted now was true, and he was ecstatic.

Jeanist and Edgeshot, however, decided to have a little more “fun”...taking a trip down memory lane and visiting a very dear old school of theirs.

They showed up, the students, teachers and pro heroes to scared to really try and do anything against the two of them, they were very dear old friends!! Friends who also wielded two of the most dangerous quirks when in full use...and they silently started to agree with their words and luring into the villainous side.

This is where this au brings in other characters, and each have their own lil story to how they turn to villainy.

Heroes who had been used/betrayed by the commission before, started to become happy, and more willing to take their words into account.

It was disastrous.

Eventually, there were barely any heroes left and any heroes that were left very quickly went missing or became a target of villains- heroes either went into hiding or retired (to avoid getting targeted by former coworkers), or they became villains.

It didn’t take long for students to follow either, they had been told the harsh truth and many decided to take the new route that had presented itself.

So.

No more heroes.

The world was now simply a haven for villains, and newly turned villains who were now free to do whatever they wanted.

BUT ANYWAY

Let’s talk more about villain au edgejeanist :)

They both quite literally went insane.

Shinya was trained to suppress his memories of his traumatic past, and the way it affected his emotions. This affected his mindset after he snapped.

Tsunagu was trained to manage and suppress his emotional self, and keep his image pristine and untouched. This affected his mindset after he snapped.

So, Shinya became very hollow and empty. His memory was very messed up, and he latched onto things/places/people that were familiar (even if they had once been a bad type of familiar) because it was the one thing that could bring him back to his normal self and he could feel more alive.

(an example is how he knows Tsunagu is his Biggest Familiar Person, and knows that when he’s with him he is safe, he is aware of everything, he has a full grasp on his memory and he feels back to normal almost.)

Tsunagu lost complete control over his emotions. He would lash out over things like he used to, or succumb to his other emotions. His mind was also too fully gone for him to care about his image anymore, but again, like Shinya, there were exceptions.

When he is around people he cares about, he will do anything to keep them safe. He becomes more rational, and returns to his usual self when around these people. His emotions calm down, and he can think clearly again.

They have their moments, but are forever stronger mentally when they’re together......but they’re also hellishly dangerous.

Tsunagu ABSOLUTELY CANNOT handle being called “crazy”

Call him “insane” or “mad” fine. But the word “crazy”? It launches him into a very strong meltdown, where the person who said such thing, most likely will not be walking away.

On the rare occasion where it makes him become unresponsive and upset however, you’ll be dealing with a very angry ninja. And again, will not be walking away alive.

If anything happens to either one of them, be prepared for death via angry partner - quite literally.

They get caught by police very often at first, but soon the police learns that its kinda no use to send simple officers after them bc....they never come back-

Tsunagu made Tsukauchi swear a sort of truce, where as long as they didn’t send anyone to their home while they were in it, they would not put up a fight. And pulling in a lot of blackmail and previous favours they had done as heroes, they managed to pull this off.

So their home was their safe space. And they could live relatively normally, as it was just the two of them like always.

They had their friends who were all villains now also, so hm :)

But

There was one time

Tsunagu got caught. Properly Caught.

And it was a big deal as he was one of the reasons this all happened. And so he was put into Tartarus for questioning.

Shinya FREAKED out.

Why were they taking his Tsunagu away? Where were they taking him? What were they gonna do to him?? How. Dare. They take away his Tsunagu.

So....they didn’t get anything out of Tsunagu, no matter how hard they tried. Until one day, where he simply grinned at them and started talking to seemingly himself. muttering the words “Oh, I knew you’d come for me. I’ve been so so very scared without you.....”

And well, with that, Shinya popped up and made his presence very clear. Answering with a simply “Sorry for the wait~”

And they broke out!!

Making it very clear that it wouldn’t be an easy task to simply imprison these two.

They were villains with the experience and knowledge of heroes, and the physical experience of trained assassins.

And many others were just as troublesome as they were.

Oh my goodness. That was so much longer than I had planned, I do apologise-

But Hey!!

That’s my villain au :)

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