An Ordinary Life

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I will show it to Kimochi and Hatsune. Thank you very much, Aratame-san. We have always been struggling, even with Akira and Samidori’s Quirks. Your funding will definitely come in handy.”

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Hanta Sero, to everyone’s surprise, swiftly gained popularity and became independent after only two years. Three years after graduating, Cellophane was already among the Top Fifteen. Compelling Voice: Shinso's Brainwashing aside, Izuku's coworker Hatsune can mind-control people whenever she sings and a former pupil who joined U.A's Hero course, Kisei Hakiita, has the trope as an inherent property of his voice, meaning he cannot talk without mind-controlling everyone in earshot.

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Power Incontinence: Some Quirks are difficult to control, or have subtleties that make them impractical. This is Izuku's job to help people overcome the issue. Start My Own: A friendlier version than most. After reuniting with Izuku, Ochako decides to leave Ryukyu's agency and start her own in Nishimeya, bringing Tsuyu along after telling her the agency would be in a tree. This is how the Treetop Agency comes to be. Mirio, Tamaki and Nejire also discuss plans to start their own Agency together. Assembled from snippets of memory, moments of pure enjoyment, and lessons learned, Amy files an entire existence letter by letter. It's unclear if she knew her life would be cut short by cancer twelve years after the book’s publication but it seems unlikely, making the very heart of the book that much more precious and powerful. Written almost like blog posts, the book was an easy one to soar through, and it had me smiling nearly the whole way through. But the biggest surprise came at the end when I started to cry reading this seemingly mundane passage: Her parents and brother appeared, a matching smile on their face. Shiwasu Aratame looked at his daughter for the first time in a decade.

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A memoir in bite-size chunks from the author of the viral Modern Love column “You May Want to Marry My Husband.” It becomes especially prominent in the Strays' Defiance, where the kids planning and making strategies catches everyone but Izuku and Aizawa off-guard and allows them to eliminate Shoto/Coldfire within the first minute. Stone Wall: If the kids are to be believed, Red Riot and Real Steel fit the archetype. Fat Gum is more a Mighty Glacier. Our project 'An Ordinary Life' aimed to make these simple things in life, that others take for granted, achievable for this group of children and young people. The Empath: Kimochi, one of Noraneko's Schoolmarm can sense and, in a pinch, project the emotions around her.

And she can be a bit vulgar. Mostly it was at the beginning, but that's another not-like, off-putting thing. It's like the one scene in a movie that takes the rating from PG to R. One-Man Army: Izuku. It may have been four years since he was expelled, but not only hasn't he forgotten what he learned at U.A., he's become even more powerful and stronger. Shigaraki is terrified of angering Izuku because he knows that, if he does, Izuku can destroy the Front's entire leadership on his own. You can also google Amy to find some life-affirming videos, a TEDx talk, and more tie-ins to her life and work. Shoot the Messenger: Slidin' Go is rightfully concerned that this may happen to him should he give his superiors the information he gathered on the Strays... information that clearly explains how several important plans have a snowball's chance in hell of happening.

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Wardrobe Malfunction: After taking Akari's Solar Beam straight on, Fat Gum's suit is completely ruined… except somehow for his underwear. Drinking tea. I so want to be a tea drinker. It looks sophisticated and homey and everything that I want to be. I even have a shirt that says ‘Make Tea Not War’ What a hypocrite I am! But, I’ve tried the stuff and the after taste is NASTY. I want to sandpaper my tongue just to get it out of my mouth. So uncool of me. I read this book out of interest from a passing reference to Amy Krause Rosenthal in John Green's The Anthropocene Reviewed book of essays and I am glad I did.Poor Communication Kills: Everyone agrees that Nezu not telling Izuku right off the bat that his expulsion was temporary was one if not his biggest mistake. Nezu thinks the same. In Love with Your Carnage: Bakugo is fiercely turned on by Izuku squaring against the monster of Tsugaru Strait. Too Dumb to Live: The Hero Commission's decision to try arresting Izuku, despite being explicitly warned not to by Nezu and nearly everyone else, goes so monumentally bad that Nezu uses the fiasco as grounds to finally oust the organization for overwhelming incompetence. Non Sequitur, *Thud*: After Real Steel is sent flying courtesy of Jiyu's Tree Buchet, he is found by Suneater and Phantom Thief, whom he calls a neat guy (Neito) before losing consciousness. Manly Gay: Compared to the Elfeminate Tamaki, Mirio is considerably more masculine than his husband.