MHA reacts to Dekuverse!

President Midoriya!

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The scene opens with a news broadcast from a program called Daily Morning News.

"Ugh, not this news channel," Aizawa groaned, his expression darkening as he shot a glare at the screen. "These hacks care more about views and engagement than actual journalism. They'll run with any baseless rumor and spin it as legitimate, hard-hitting news."

"Right? They're the worst," Nemuri scoffed, arms crossed as she eyed the broadcast with equal disgust. "According to them, I've slept with half the hero community—because, apparently, being a little bold and confident woman means I must be sleeping around." She let out a sharp, irritated sigh. "And don't even get me started on those ridiculous, cherry-picked street interviews they aired just to smear my name."

She shook her head, frustration evident in the tension in her shoulders. "It wasn't until Nezu threatened legal action that they finally backed off. And even then? Not a single retraction. No apology. Nothing."

Her fingers drummed against her arm as she huffed. "God, I hate the media."

"Good Morning Japan," the first announcer greeted the audience. "Welcome to Daily Morning News. Anticipation could be felt in the air as just one day remains before our first-ever democratic election for the position of President of the Hero Public Safety Commission."

"Indeed, the anticipation is quite natural since it is the first time since the establishment of the Hero Public Safety Commission, that people will be allowed to choose who watches over the heroes," the second announcer added.

"However, the stakes for whichever candidate wins this election will be quite high this time, considering the fiasco that the last President caused," the first announcer said.

"What!?" Hawks blurted out, his golden eyes widening in genuine shock. "You're telling me we're actually having a democratic election for the HPSC President? Not just handing the position over to the assistant like we always do?" He let out a low whistle, shaking his head. "Wow. Never thought I'd see the day."

"Yeah, no kidding," Kaina muttered, still processing the news. She leaned back, crossing her arms as a wry smirk tugged at her lips. "That last president must have really screwed up—like, epically—to piss off the government this much. I mean, they don't just make changes like this on a whim."

She exhaled sharply, glancing at Hawks. "Makes me wonder what kind of massive fuck up led to this."

"Speaking of candidates, if you look at the statistics right now, you will see that it's anyone's race among all the candidates running for the position," the second announcer said, as a graphic displaying the current poll numbers appeared on the screen. "But a certain other candidate should be getting at least one vote for most adorable." 

The broadcast then cut to footage of Izuku—who appeared to be in his mid-twenties—meeting with injured heroes in a hospital, engaging them in conversation.

"And there it is—that infuriating, condescending tone," Nemuri muttered, her expression twisting in disgust as she glared at the announcer on the screen. She let out an exasperated sigh, shaking her head before turning to Izuku. "Well, at least in that universe, you seem to be doing pretty well for yourself—running for president and all."

"Yeah, looks like you're out there making big moves, Deku!" Ochako grinned, throwing him an encouraging thumbs-up. "Guess we already know who's getting our vote."