mha prototypes react to original

<ol> <li>[Loen Kingdom: Prototype of the Victoria England.] </li> <li>[Intis Republic: An illusory country, the prototype is uncertain.] </li> </ol> Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic &quot; Lord of Mysteries &quot;!

There were several different origins for the killer archetype in Murder by Dawn. Among them, the prototype of the Trap Killer came from a character in the horror movie series " Indecent." He was an old woman with cult tendencies who adopted a little boy named Jacob and raised him into a butcher. Butchers liked to dig out the eyes of their prey. In addition, there was also a newly introduced butcher, Nemesis. He was one of the newest characters in the game. His name was Evan McMillan, and his nicknames were " Jar Brother " and " Jar Jar." Other than that, there was no clear source for the other killer's prototype.

A villain like Shigaraki would likely be interested in the power levels in the MCU fanfiction. He's always looking for ways to increase his own power, and seeing the various powerful artifacts and abilities in the MCU might give him some ideas. He could think about how he could use similar things in his own plans to take over the MHA world.

There were many archetypes in the Silver Empire. Here are some of them: 1 John Smith: The protagonist of the novel is the grandson of Charles Victor, the first emperor of the Silver Empire. He is portrayed in the novel as a smart and ambitious young man. 2. Emily Browning: One of the female protagonists in the novel. Her prototype is the British. 3. Charles Victor: The male protagonist in the novel was the first emperor of the Silver Empire. The prototype was the famous politician and military general in British history, Charles Victor. 4 Antoine de Cervantes (Tovan de Cervantes): One of the villains in the novel. He is the largest businessman and politician of the Silver Empire. The prototype is the Cervantes family in Spanish history. 5 Elizabeth Hawkes: One of the female protagonists in the novel. She is the wife of Charles Victor and is based on the famous Queen Elizabeth in British history. 6 Raymond Gust (Raymond Town): One of the villains in the novel. He is one of the richest merchants in the Silver Empire. The prototype is the famous British financial man Raymond Gust. These were just the archetypes of some of the characters in the Silver Empire. There were many other characters with corresponding historical archetypes.

If the MHA characters were to react to a Mastermind fanfiction, some would be more accepting than others. Characters like Ochaco might find it really exciting. She's a fan of the heroes herself, so seeing different takes in fanfiction would be like getting a new perspective on the MHA world. However, characters like Shoto, who are more reserved, might be a bit hesitant. He might need some time to process what he's reading. But overall, it would be a very interesting scenario as it would show how the characters view different interpretations of their world.

Some characters would be shocked. For example, if the fanfiction had a really dark and unexpected Mastermind plot, like a hero turning out to be the mastermind of all the villains' plans, characters like Tsuyu would be very taken aback. She'd probably question the motives behind such a plot. Then there are characters like Denki. He might be more into it if it had some cool action scenes in the fanfiction, regardless of how out - of - the - blue the Mastermind storyline was. And Nejire would probably be super curious about the emotional depth of the characters in the fanfiction.

Some MHA characters might be flattered. For example, Midoriya would probably be really excited and take it as a sign of how much he's inspired people. He might even look for positive lessons in the fanfiction to improve himself.

The content in 'MHA Manga Plus' has some similarities to the original manga, but there are also unique additions and differences.

I don't know what the four families of Guan and Shen are. Can you provide me with more background information or context so that I can better answer your question?

<ol> <li>The Loen Kingdom was based on England during the Victoria. When he first created Lord of Mysteries, the author Squid hoped to create a social background similar to the 19th century British Victoria. Therefore, he created the Loen Kingdom based on England. </li> <li>[Intis Republic: An illusory country, prototype not mentioned in reference materials.] </li> </ol> Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic &quot; Lord of Mysteries &quot;!