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@venti_supremacy08 timelines are the worst to figure in absence of a clearly defined one (which often happens in manga/webtoon since that's not the focus and it takes enough time to set up the drawings and storylines), I think I got wrong by a week maybe in Réka's arc (I caught up the mistake in Tenko's/0, and... that's main reason why I set most of the story outside of canon (6 years before war, 10 years after) so I get a wider range to set it (and also because these ones were relevant enough). I don't really transcribe, mostly using MBTI to make characters speak (Tomura, main MHA OC, is INTP so oh damn easy to get). Waiting until end of canon was a wise decision if you aim for a canon-compliant fic since, well that fits better then (I understand if some elements diverge, many stories do that, then you have those who slightly diverge but stay faithful and those who treat MHA as a sandbox). I'll save your story for later so I'll be sure to have it marked somewhere!

@Eliyel wahaha i understand that too! its the main reason why i waited until i knew the end of canon until i really finalized the concepts and "background/non-canon" lore, just in case it would make holes in the narrative. luckily, the manga chapters that came after actually enhanced it! the part that really takes the longest for me is transcribing from anime, meaning dialogue and the actions/environment in the scene (which is harder through manga). but i digress, the timelines part is something that i would love to explore in other media like genshin, but would definitely cry about if for mha. you got that!

Thanks! well it's not much about description but keeping everything coherent (nonlinear, three timelines, lots of OCs, keeping consistent with canon so need to check manga back), and passages which can be quite draining to write because it's about heavy themes - it would be much easier to write a fic with less constraints or with lighter themes but it's been done lots and I aim for something different.