Rage is the Colour Green (Tododeku-Completed)

An essay on Flaming Trash

The plan was simple. Or so Izuku thought. But he was much more intelligent than most others, so of course if you asked then they would have a completely different answer.

It consisted of three parts.

Figure out at which time Herotube would be most active, along with other fan Hero websites.

Destroy Ende*vor. (Which was way too easy if he was honest)

Post everything... yes... everything.

Izuku started off by asking Todoroki a simple question.

"Todoroki-kun, could I pleaseeeee humiliate and destroy your sperm donor's career?"

Shouto looked at him strangely for one minute before a wicked grin appeared on his face. It reminded Izuku of Aizawa.

"Of course Midoriya. Need any help?"

"Nope!"

And off Midoriya went to get some work done.

He settled into the chair at his desk, staring at the faint glow of his computer in the slowly darkening room. Tonight would be starry.

At least he would have company.

His finger touched the keyboard and we're off, typing faster than they ever hard before. It's not like he was in a rush, he just had too many ideas to keep up.

Oh, this was going to be fun...

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Dear Citizens of Japan,
I am writing this as another citizen just like you. Normal, impressionable but opinionated. Now, for all my followers of years, this is a special message, one you have heard before but this time it comes in another form. An essay.

My essay is entitled, 'Why the Ende*whore-ban should be effective immediately'. It wasn't hard to make this up. At all. I actually enjoyed it.

To all the new readers, this may come as news to you, but... I don't particularly like Ende*vor. I have reasons which I will outline in the next paragraph and explain in further detail throughout this essay.

Firstly, Endeavor was a good hero at the start of his career. He came from UA High School, so of course, he had to be one of the best of the best. Sadly, that soon became irrelevant in the face of all of the points against him.

He is very irresponsible while fighting villains. He treats every villain the same, as if the seriousness of the crime and quirk should be discarded information that doesn't apply. He has ruined multiple homes and buildings, some of which insurers have refused to cover. Since quirks became common, and here's appeared, villain insurance had also come with that. This was so that if your home or property ever became damaged during a hero and villain takedown, then you would be insured and everything would be absolutely fine. Of course, recently this has been on the rise, as the fall of All Might impacted Japan's society greatly. Even though there are many capable heroes who try to minimise their impact on their surroundings, heroes such as Endeavor still exist. He has no discretion in quirk usage and no care for the citizens and even heroes around him. One of his former sidekicks said, "It's like standing beside an unstable furnace. He could explode at any moment. My leg paid the price." In this, the sidekick, Windframe refers to a battle between Endeavor and a villain with a small water quirk. Endeavor wanted to finish the fight easily, but did not check to think of the people or other sidekicks he had brought along. Windframe was a sidekick that was useful in directing the bursts of flame coming from Endeavor, and although he could accomplish this in great amounts and quick timing, he didn't expect Endeavor to suddenly burst flames outwards from his body. Windframe was hurtled into a building, where his leg was impaled. He suffered third-degree burns and Endeavor never even looked for him after the fight conceded. Windframe had evacuated people from the building he was trapped in, telling them where to go in order to escape, even with a leg that couldn't uphold his weight. He never recovered from the injury and had to quit sidekick work as a result, as much of his leg had to be amputated and his developed PTSD that was triggered by fire.