Unnecessary (it's A Rant)

I'm supposed to be "one and done" making stupid videos and posting then before I go to bed but you know I can't resist posting another one sometimes.

Anyway, do you think they'd get high together?

I like a headcannon/theory that I'm gonna share. It's simple with not much to it but here we go.

I personally believe that before the Meta Liberation Army commanders, became commanders, that they had different personalities completely, or were much more shy/nervous/not really knowing where they fit in the world, but the MLA or Redestro gave them confidence and they adapated new personalities.

My main example of this is Chitose "Curious" Kizuki

This is younger Kizuki, from what I see she seems alot more nervous and shy (I blame this on the facial features and the blush) then the older and outgoing Curious we saw in the manga/anime-

I presume younger Curious was before she was officially a commander or hell even completely in the MLA. But the older Curious we see is a commander of the MLA.

Also we know from how Rikiya talked to her, that she originally wasn't good at capturing emotion. But she later tells Toga she "threw away all restraint long ago". This made me think that Curious changed because of Rikiya, and developed a bit of a worse personality. To me her discussion and how far she went with Toga made me think she'll do anything to get what she wants/needs, and this doesn't make me think of younger Curious at all.

Another idea I had for this that I don't have much evidence for is Tomoyasu "Skeptic" Chikazoku. We know that Tomoyasu has an intense fear of failure, and has only failed once it his life according to him (as far as I know thanks to a post, his failure was a failed IT security system for Feel Good Inc.)

I believe that before joining the MLA and/or becoming a commander, Skeptic didn't really have confidence with himself at all. I've seen some people say his upbringing must have been not to well for him to see everything as a possible failure/react so badly to failure. He's even gone close to crazy to prove he didn't fail:

This makes me feel that perhaps Rikiya saw Tomoyasu's success and wanted him in the MLA. And I believe Skeptic took it quickly as a chance to not fail again, since Rikiya praised his success and didn't criticize his failure. Hence his personality coming through as the person he is now, determined not to fail again whereas old Tomoyasu may have just accepted he was failure. This may also be part of while his personality changed, a part of his old self (his fear of failure) stayed with him.

In conclusion: This isn't a really deep headcannon/theory, but I do believe Rikiya made the members of the MLA into brand new people then what they may have been before.

Minor spoilers for the first episode of the first episode of mha season six

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The gang’s all here!

From season 5 character guide book. The stressed out CEO himself. I love him your honor.

They’re talking about their favorite things

they dancing

Finally decided this year I’d sit down and draw Valentine cards for the first time. Please take these MLA members from me. I can’t seem to focus on anything else at the moment

(I couldn’t come up with a good enough phrase for Curious ahhhhh)

I wanna draw Redestro but as those long nose dogs

fuck it homebrew boop button. reblog this post to boop the person you reblogged from.

Thr change of warren from a puppet worm to a monster to a real worm was kinda disturbing-

Yeah, watching him and Yellow have an almost Insideous-like chase scene inside the void of Yellow's mind was. A mix of terrifying and genuinely hilarious.

The transition of monster Warren to real life worm Warren is, what I imagine, an analogy of what toxic friends are really like.

They start out all weird but seemingly friendly, like Warren did, and then progressively turn into an awful monster you feel you can never be rid of.

An awful monster in your brain.

But, in reality, that person is just some pathetic little worm with a podcast that you can easily get rid of with the right help.