#nemoto

[moron-hassaikai-and-more]

Chrono: Could you at least try to see this from my perspective?

Overhaul: *crouches*

Nemoto: *kneels*

Deidoro: *sits on the floor*

Chrono: I’m leaving this fucking gang.

[yuthana]

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[knightscanfeeltoo]

“Since I'm not Popular, I'll just Ruin my Friendship with Uno.”

[jp-tissue]

[findflower96]

根本凪

[cute-singles-in-your-area]

[orb-weaving]

Recognition

[waifu5000]

Nagi Nemoto 根本凪

[terrylove]

Nagi Nemoto / 根本凪

[reverendrocky]

Nagi Nemoto 根本凪

[moron-hassaikai-and-more]

Nemoto: it’s a new week, a new braincell has been formed.

Chrono: it’s..it’s not a new week. It’s Friday.

Nemoto: Shut.

[angie-starz]

Holy shit, this I the most insane theory I've ever read, it gets better that if you put it into context it could be true

My theory/au where Chisaki was actually trying to save Eri.

(Also I'm writing this while I'm sick so please forgive any babbling)

Ok so, it starts with how Pops, the yakuza boss before Overhaul, adopted Chisaki. We don't know for sure, but I say Pops adopted him from one of Afo's orphanages.

I also say that Pops didn't want to adopt Chisaki. I think that Pops works for Afo, or was blackmailed/threatened by Afo, and was ordered to mess Chisaki up mentally, like how Afo did to Shigaraki. Afo wanted Chisaki as a potential successor of All For One, the quirk, in case Shigaraki didn't work out.

Perhaps Chisaki knows that. Perhaps he knows that Afo is trying to use him as another messed up successor. So, when Eri came along maybe Pops had plans to send her to one of those orphanages or maybe mess her up himself, orders from Afo, so she too could be a successor or potentially a nomu.

Chisaki, not wanting Eri to go through the messed up stuff he had to, developed a crazy ass plan. His plan was to draw the attention of heroes in order for Eri to be safe from Afo and all the underworld craziness. There is no escaping the yakuza and ABSOLUTELY no escaping Afo. So, he knew he was going to have to be the bad guy in order to draw the attention of heroes. He would also be able to form a drug capable of defeating Afo (woops another theory I threw in there👀). He was purposely reckless to get attention, forming alliance with the Lov, and purposely suspicious infront of heroes, him being the Worst Actor Grammy award winner of the century with Mirio and Deku, all so that they'd come for Eri. And not only did this keep Eri safe but also lock himself away from Afo.

Anyway, yeah! There it is! Finally remembered to write it. And, again, I'm sick rn so it's probably hard to read🥲 sorry about that. There are a few minor details in between that i didn't write, but that's alright, maybe I'll add them another time. Also! Please remember that I don't actually think this could be true, it's just a silly little theory I thought of, and partly an au :)

Also, also, you are aloud to add whatever you'd like to the theory/au if you think of something! I'd love to here other people's ideas and perspectives!!

[absolute-decay]

Do you think in the most twisted, misguided, disgusting, and almost idiotic way, Chisaki saw his young self in Eri, and thought he would be to her what the boss was to him. Like. This lost young orphaned child with nothing but the clothes on their back taken in by a Yakuza. That's literally their only similarities but do you think Chisaki decided that was enough? That he should be the one to "save" her?

I know it sounds ridiculous but just stick with me here.

This single image from chapter 136 screams so fucking much about Kai's brain and his relationship with Eri to me. Because ask yourself. "Why doesn't Kai just put Eri into a coma like he did The Boss?" Because that would solve so many of his problems. No chance of Eri escaping. No chance of any Heroes finding out about her. There'd be minimal resources spent on her since all he needs is to keep her alive regardless of physical condition. It literally solves everything, it almost feels like a plot hole. But then you remember the fact that Eri was entrusted to Kai by The Boss, and then you take another look at the image above, and it kinda clicks, doesn't it?

He doesn't do that because he genuinely, truly wants to take care of Eri. He might even really see himself as her father figure. And I think that makes so much sense, especially with his other relationships. Case in point, Shin Nemoto.

We saw the results of Shin using his Quirk on Kai, and he says straight up, "I like you, I trust you, your presence makes me feel at ease." And he didn't even seem shocked or upset after saying it, so it wasn't a truth he was unaware of or didn't want Shin to know. That's simply how he felt, cut and dry. But, with that being the truth, he was more than willing to use him as an expendable asset, have him be a fall guy after the raid with the other Bullets, and fuse with him, which he seems to believe will fucking kill him. That's not Kai using a pawn: That's just how Kai is with someone he cares about.

So, it wouldn't be far fetched to say, the same applies to Eri, and that really does recontextualize every one of their scenes, huh?

"You're the centerpiece of my plan."

"To this girl, you're no hero."

"You're cursed, every action you take kills someone."

"Someone else is going to die because of you!"

"She doesn't want you."

None of this is manipulation or scare tactics or anything like that. This is just what Kai thinks of humans. That he can hurt and pull and abuse them in the worst ways possible, and do it over and over again, and not understand when they want to run away. And I feel like him being raised in one of Garaki's "orphanages" just rubs salt into this wound.

Because, he takes care of Eri, doesn't he? He gets her toys and a pretty room and a soft bed, and he's nice and calm with her, doesn't even use his quirk to kill her and bring her back to life painfully as punishment! He doesn't seem to be physical with her at all, outside of the blood extractions. She has everything a girl could ask for, and she spurns him? Runs from him? Well, no matter. That's just how children are. Ignorant, illogical, they just don't make sense.

...It's such an incredibly fucked up way of thinking. And I think it's ingrained so deeply in Kai's mind because it's what he thinks he never had.

I think the way he treats Eri is how he thinks loving parents would have treated him. Pretty toys and nice clothes and good food and absolutely nowhere in his mind does any genuine relationship dynamics or aspects of unique personality come into play because after years and years of not having it he just. Doesn't. Get it.

So that's why it's lacking in his relationship with Eri. In all of his relationships, really. Because The Boss took him in and loved him and cared for him and Kai knows that but he doesn't understand that. So he's trying his best to "love" and "raise" Eri by being an empty photocopy of a parent at his best, because that's all he is. That's what defines Kai, till the very end.

He's empty. And so is his love. So Eri's room will always be full.

[jp-tissue]

[findflower96]

根本凪

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