Character name: Shouto Todoroki Character canon: My Hero Academia Briefly explain what their ideal world is like - how has it changed? It's similar to the world he came from before, and the largest difference for Shouto is that his father never had the overwhelming desire to be the number one hero. Endeavor is the farthest thing from a household name, and he and his wife had a loving relationship. They have three boys and one girl, Shouto's mother was never hospitalized, he was never isolated from his brothers and sister during his childhood. Any training prior to enrollment to UA was much simpler and fitting for his age. Villains still exist, but they're more petty criminals who get up to wacky hijinks. (Think Saturday morning cartoon levels of harmless danger and OTT schemes.) Briefly explain your character's role in this world: He's still a student at UA, and still one of the top students in his class. He's on good terms with everyone, and he passed his provisional license exam. He has an internship and is well on his way to having a successful career despite only being a first year. Nobody expects him to live up to his father's legacy, though, because Endeavor never pushed himself to the top position. Other roles characters might assume in this world: I'll add a comment in, and it'll depend on mod verdict re: powers, but younger characters could be classmates, adult characters can be pro heroes and teachers. Potential discrepancies others may pick up: The big one is Shouto would no longer have the scar on his face, and his hair is pure white. Everyone living in the world (his teachers, 1-A classmates, etc.) assumes anyone who enters the dream has a "quirk" and might ask characters about what theirs is, but won't clarify what they're asking for if questioned. Crime and villainy are treated by everyone as just a minor inconvenience, and any injury is never as severe as it should be.
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Character canon: My Hero Academia
Briefly explain what their ideal world is like - how has it changed? It's similar to the world he came from before, and the largest difference for Shouto is that his father never had the overwhelming desire to be the number one hero. Endeavor is the farthest thing from a household name, and he and his wife had a loving relationship. They have three boys and one girl, Shouto's mother was never hospitalized, he was never isolated from his brothers and sister during his childhood. Any training prior to enrollment to UA was much simpler and fitting for his age. Villains still exist, but they're more petty criminals who get up to wacky hijinks. (Think Saturday morning cartoon levels of harmless danger and OTT schemes.)
Briefly explain your character's role in this world: He's still a student at UA, and still one of the top students in his class. He's on good terms with everyone, and he passed his provisional license exam. He has an internship and is well on his way to having a successful career despite only being a first year. Nobody expects him to live up to his father's legacy, though, because Endeavor never pushed himself to the top position.
Other roles characters might assume in this world: I'll add a comment in, and it'll depend on mod verdict re: powers, but younger characters could be classmates, adult characters can be pro heroes and teachers.
Potential discrepancies others may pick up: The big one is Shouto would no longer have the scar on his face, and his hair is pure white. Everyone living in the world (his teachers, 1-A classmates, etc.) assumes anyone who enters the dream has a "quirk" and might ask characters about what theirs is, but won't clarify what they're asking for if questioned. Crime and villainy are treated by everyone as just a minor inconvenience, and any injury is never as severe as it should be.