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@MBS_41 Also, my MY HERO ACADEMIA sequel fanfiction will have a much more serious and dark tone, especially in terms of the protagonists' story and the way the story will be told. Surprisingly, I'm going to draw a lot of inspiration from visual novels for the scenario. To name a few: Subarashiki Hibi, Root Double, and Hakoniwa no Gakuen why not. For the antagonists, I would take a route more focused on what happens to the Quirkless in society, The Meta Liberation Army, and even a kind of religious cult to talk about religion and how in a world like MHA with superhumans it has evolved. The more I write about it, the more I find a kind of enthusiasm in the face of the unknown that just needs to be created. I love that.

@MBS_41 I'm fine, thanks. And you?
            
            I've been quite busy with My Hero Academia. I'm still working on the story. The good news is that I've finished the whole class's story, and the beginning of the story. I'm thinking of publishing a chapter of Haruto before the end of the week if possible, then starting to publish the chapters of My Hero Academia: Zero to Hero.
            
            I really had to do some rewriting work, which I really enjoyed; my love for writing this story grows every time I put my mind to it. Unlike the Haruto type of sequel, in this My Hero Academia sequel, the characters from the manga and anime won't be omnipresent, far from it, or even almost non-existent, except for a few characters who will be connected by them, such as an adoption, the fact that they are admired, or even the fact that one of them saved the life of a protagonist. For Deku for example, he will play a role in the ideology of one of the protagonists who was saved by him one day.
            
            I can write some Extra chapter, or omake, even a sort of HARUTO SD about that. I can't write it in the story as a canon event because the time travel and the different worlds will be a plot point in HARUTO.
            
            For Amado, the manga hasn't yet reveal his entire backstory, so I think I will keep the fact that he wants to ressurect his daughter. However, his past and the era he came from, it will be original and my scenario.

Unlike my HARUTO story, this one will have less work done upstream about the scenario, more precisely a non-predefined scenario. Indeed, when I started writing HARUTO, I already had the complete scenario in mind, hence the fact that I can allow myself to write forshadowing. For this MHA: Zero to Hero story, I currently only have the past of all the protagonists and some antagonists in mind as well as the first arc. I would say that it would take me another two to three weeks to get all the story upstream in order to finally be able to work on the arcs and the structure of the story. So, it will be a new experience for me to write in this state. However, no worries, I never publish a chapter without being sure that it is excellent and advances the plot. Moreover, I just need a little more time since I have been doing research since August. For Haruto, it took me a full year to think about the story and have it complete. I've only been thinking about it and researching it for two months.
            I just wanted to talk to you about this.

Here are the names of the six protagonists of the story: 
            The three boys:
            Woodland Eugene 
            Minakami Kazuki 
            Farnworth Sannomiya Asriel 
            and the three girls:
            Kurihara Kukuri
            Wittgenstein Shiori
            Tachibana Takina

@MBS_41 Thanks!

@ReverseWritter_HP7 It's okay, your health is more important bro we understand

In addition, the Part II will begin after an three years timeskip where the protagonists will have 15 years old.

@ReverseWritter_HP7 I understand. 

Finally, what I think is missing from Boruto's story from the beginning and which caused it to be abandoned as soon as it was serialized is that the protagonist, therefore Boruto, was not emotionally mature enough and therefore did not capture the interest of the readers enough in addition to losing interest. There is a reason why a manga with Sarada as the protagonist would have worked better and was more wanted, it is because she had a touching story related to her feeling of abandonment really mature with her father, in addition to the fact that she was emotionally mature unlike Boruto. This is why Gaiden is better than Boruto, not to mention Ikemoto who is the one who ruins everything, even now with the timeskip which focuses on shinju instead of Boruto's outlaw life which could have been interesting. Boruto's story is not human, too focused on otsutsukis and shinjus and empty and clichéd humans in their evil and wickedness. And it doesn't help that Boruto is empty and doesn't react to anything emotionally, and that Sarada is defined in the manga only by her feelings towards Boruto while in the anime and Gaiden, she is a real interesting and mature character and not clichéd. Naruto worked because it was a human story about humans. Boruto is not a human story about humans. It's just empty and clichéd, only about love in a clichéd way. By the way, Ada is the worst character, whether it's her design or her story. She's just a plot device.
            
            Sorry for the long post; I just wanted to quickly write about one of the many bad things about Boruto and Boruto TBV. I'm talking about both mangas because the anime is at least good. Another reason why those who say the manga is better are just idiots and clearly don't read other monthly manga. Even Owari no Seraph is better than Boruto in every way, and if you read Owari no Seraph, that's clearly not a compliment.

@Orochimaru_Wife23 A difficult question to answer, I think, but an interesting one.
            First of all, I wanted the story to be deep from the start, especially in terms of the protagonists. And for that to happen, it was necessary for the protagonists to have experienced a tragedy, like the ostracization Naruto experienced when he was younger and the fact that he was an orphan.
            So, I wanted the main protagonist of the story to be like that, to have experienced a tragedy before the beginning of the story. But if the main protagonist had been Naruto's son, that wouldn't have been possible. So, from the start, it was going to be Sasuke's son.
            
            Then, I wanted to create children for the NaruSaku and SasuKarin couples because the NaruHina couple was too poorly developed and illogical to make sense, especially in a fanfiction novel format. And I wanted Neji and Tenten to have a child. So, I replaced Neji's death with Hinata's, I created Tohru, who is Neji and Tenten's child, and I took the couple NaruSaku and SasuKarin.
            
            NaruSaku has a nice dynamic, so it was easy to write them. For SasuKarin, I plan to explain and write their romance in flashback chapters so that it's well explained and logical, as a couple.
            
            Finally, I created Haruto and his character inspired by Uchiha Obito, Oz from the manga and anime Pandora Heart, as well as Okumura Rin from Blue Exorcist. What made me decide to make the protagonist definitely Karin's child is that I loved the fact that the protagonist is a boy with scarlet hair and black eyes and not a visual copy of Naruto like Boruto is. Besides, that's why I like the appearance of Shinachiku and Hanami, they are original. Another reason is that clea would allow script-wise to make a good protagonist that he is motherless and alone, especially since I have a script-wise reason why Karin died at that point in the story, and you will soon find her in the story in a way that I think you will not expect.

Bet

@MBS_41 I'll be releasing chapter 17 tomorrow, then taking a 2-week break to finish storyboarding future arcs. For the BNHA Next Generation fanfiction: I plan to take the month of mid-July to mid-August to do research and build the scenario, so the first chapter will not see the light of day until at least mid-August.

Yeah, I see the parallels. Can't wait for her introduction

@MBS_41 To answer your question, when Sasuke goes to travel the world at the end of the Fourth Shinobi World War, at one point, he reconnects with Taka, and especially with Karin. Two years have passed since the Fourth Shinobi World War then, and Suigetsu became a Kirigakure shinobi while continuing to work for Orochimaru on the side, Jugo began a hermit's journey in the world, and Karin and Sasuke began to travel together in the footsteps of the last members of the Uzumaki clan. Since both came from extinct clans, Karin didn't really have a life apart from working for Orochimaru and Sasuke was still looking for his place in the world by observing him while protecting Konoha from afar, the two became closer. Sasuke during the war had, unlike in the canon universe, really apologized a lot. And Karin was the one with Naruto who understood Sasuke the best. So, as time went on, they fell in love and had their children. I don't really want to reveal too much about their romance because there will be a huge flashback to that given everything that happens there and that has an impact on the story, you'll see.

@MBS_41 Thanks!

It's all good no rush

Oh bet

@MBS_41 No, he won't. In fact, you'll see who the individual who owned that eye is in the next arc: Genin Exam arc.

@ReverseWritter_HP7 Yeah, the Japanese and English threw me off, too. I also liked how some characters who didn't have kids actually had some