#dad for one MHA

[ao-80]

I stole this from X (Twitter) . In my mind Hisashi did come back and it was all part of his plan to live with his family😭....

[kitsunesfandomtime]

Commission Based on Birdcage by @shima-draws

Shima bringing to life the 'Dotting' and 'dorky' father AFO with his son Izuku. Who would have rather be anywhere but here in a dress while his dad cooing. Such a proud father~!

It based on Chapter 5 where Izuku dresses up for their weekly fatherly bonding. But he has other things on his mind rather then how cute he is, like how he supposed to be a hero or what happened to his friends.

All for One just thinks he's precious~

[allforone-appreciation]

Reference to this

@pizrad

Lol! Tough and callous is probably the best way to describe my interpretation because at first how I write him in stories he can seem sweet. But there an underlying wrongness as you pull back the curtain and see he still cruel at the same time. The good 'family' man and the monster that is AFO both do very much exist at the same time.

I loved watching criminal stories, gothic, and learning about psychology in my youth. So I've learned a lot about people who can have seemingly nice and normal happy families, but are literally butchering prostitutes on weekends. So when I saw AFO I just keyed in and knew he had that kind of dissonance.

He 'loves' his family but isn't exactly normal either. He could date, be sweet and play the part but also use that very nature of knowing how to pretend to be normal to manipulate. He KNOWS people so knows how to play the part because he wants what everyone else has. When I write him it is intended to be sympathetic but not in a oh look at this poor thing, but in a he literally believes the BS he speaks.

So he IS the nice regular guy Hisashi Midoriya that working hard over seas to provide for his family. But he is also the ruthless AFO, so a freak and just some guy. Perfectly balanced, a cognitive dissonance to any ordinary person but it makes sense to him.

Why can't he have both the normal life everyone else has and be a demon lord? Without regard to the fact he is basically allowing Izuku and Inko to believe a lie, when to him he didn't lie. He just doesn't feel a need to mention it since doesn't need another incident. It not like he's involving them in that, Izuku got himself involved when he didn't want that. That isn't HIS fault.

And I'm glad you enjoyed my interpretation it something I love exploring. Having him be relatable with normal wants yet also showing how horrific his actions can be as he sees nothing wrong in his behavior.

How else do you think a man like him could live and hide for so long if can't even pretend to play the part of a normal guy? It's great to explore.

[glitchhoppp]

AFO Dfo hc/ theories 🤭🤭

These are a bit old but I loved Dfo since the beginning of the series and have loved seeing izuku and Tomura as estranged siblings

Again I like to have differentiation between yoichi's design and Tomuras, my goal with Yoichi is to make him look more like his brother then Tomura which is sort of opposite in the manga

[moonlunee]

shhh, he's having the most fatherly dreams

( I lost the original post where this is based on ㅜㅜ )

DO NOT tag this as a ship

[summonedbunny]

Some DadforOne for the soul ❤︎❤︎❤︎

[crude-mood]

HERO! Comic Pages 62-66

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[jaded-ghoster]

rest in peace, beloved dad for one theory

[sugawara--san]

the image of two husbands taking their newly adopted daughter shopping for the first time and having to ask their singular female friend to come with because they do not know a single thing about girls

[vam1mav]

|| Nah, even on Twitter they remembered ||

[kitsunesfandomtime]

Garaki: -panicking because AFO getting married- Sir! What happens when Inko finds out who you really are?

AFO: -rolling his eyes- She will never find out. That's the point of lying.

[allforone-appreciation]

What am I supposed to do with my life if it turns out dfo isn't real?

Oh, that's easy.

Make your own canon and write what YOU want or participate with others who are also into DFO. I've since accepted that I likely wouldn't be able to accept All for One not being Izuku's father. If that ends up the case I will just ignore canon and just keep writing it.

I'm usually the canon is law but this one might be the one canon I would twist and ignore as it felt like it had been set up only to be tossed aside. Since it just so much more interesting to have AFO be the father of Izuku. And it's ok to feel that way, to decide that the author made a choice which is ok but doesn't mean you have to just drop it all together.

Life is way too short to just drop things you like and enjoy just because it not the 'canon' route. These are fictional characters after all, you can still explore the subject as much as you want. So don't despair if for some reason it doesn't come true, it just means we have a beautiful AU to explore without any restrictions.

[ms-dead-inside]

WHY IZUKU BEING BORN QUIRKLESS IS A POINT FOR DAD FOR ONE:

Now, I'm not saying that I'm a die-hard DFO believer. I think that the theory is fun, and as a joke, I told my friend that if Izuku's father wasn't introduced by the end of the manga then DFO was officially canon by process of elimination. I'm just here to give my opinion about one of the main points people claim disproves DFO: Izuku being born quirkless. I would argue that Izuku being born quirkless, rather than having his quirk stolen as an infant, gives more credibility to the DFO theory.

For starters, when Izuku is told he in the first episode by the doctor (who is obviously AFO's doctor) that he's quirkless and is shown the x-ray of his foot, the doctor says a line (and I'm paraphrasing here) about how "it was virtually unheard of for a child born from two fourth-generation quirk users to be quirkless." The doctor could potentially be lying, but that is very unlikely. Even if he's evil, there's no reason for him to lie in that scenario: Quirks have been around for over a century by then, and lying about something that could be so easily disproven would be moronic.

So, with the belief that he was telling the truth, then it gives more insight into how quirks work. Quirks, in some way, shape, or form, are genetic. It's why quirk marriages were a thing. It's why Katsuki was the unbelievably lucky mix of both his parents' quirks, allowing him to make explosions. It's why Tsuyu's whole family looks froglike. Quirks aren't magically bestowed upon people like Celestia with visions: it's passed down genetically. Quirks are formed from a genetic mutation. This means that based on what the doctor said, quirks are a dominant allele.

To give a basic recap in biology: each gene has two alleles, one from each parent. Genes are what give you your appearance and more: whether your eyes are blue or brown. If you'll be blonde, brunette, or end up as a redhead. If you are more susceptible to different health problems like stroke or Alzheimer's. Alleles, on the other hand, can be either "dominant" or "recessive." "Dominant" alleles need only one parent to transfer it to the child for the trait to show up. "Recessive" alleles, on the other hand, require the allele from both parents to show up in the child. For example, curly hair is dominant over straight hair. If you use 'A' to describe the allele for curly hair and 'a' to describe the allele for straight hair, then it could be looked at as this:

AA= curly hair

Aa= curly hair (dominant allele present)

aa= straight hair (both recessive alleles present)

This means that quirks show up when through a dominant allele. The mention of "fourth-generation quirk users" implies that two quirked parents can give birth to a quirkless individual. That wouldn't be possible if quirks were a recessive allele. Therefore, if both of Izuku's parents were fourth-generation, then it is technically possible for Izuku's ancestors to have passed on the recessive quirklessness through the generations. And Izuku just happened to be the unlucky son of a gun who lost the genetic lottery.

But do you know what this means? It means that it doesn't disprove DFO in the slightest. In fact, having a parent who is a first-generation quirk user adds to the credibility. Canon shows that AFO was the first person who had a quirk. While Izuku is still unlucky on his mother's side of the genetic lottery, having a dad who automatically has a recessive allele makes his quirklessness much more likely.

In conclusion: Izuku being born quirkless just adds to the Dad for one theory. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk.

[kibermonakh]

fuck it *domesticates your supervillain*

[themanfromeire]

Ma'am, your daughter is not okay. She specifically reads fanfics of characters going through the same thing she did and be comforted, imagining it was her getting the comfort she never recieved

[summonedbunny]

Its very awkward when your child attends the same school as your most hated enemy's child. Even more so when the two kids are best friends. ( ◡̀_◡́)