bnha dance au comic

Yes, I am. The BNHA AU comic has some interesting twists and turns that I enjoy.

I'm somewhat okay. But I have a few concerns about the plot development on this page. It feels a bit rushed or confusing in some parts.

In this BNHA actor AU fanfic, the entire cast of BNHA characters are actors on a hit TV show. Kirishima's actor is known for his positive attitude on set, always cheering everyone up. However, there's a new villain actor joining the cast who causes trouble. He tries to upstage the main actors and create drama. The main actors, like Midoriya and Bakugo's actors, have to band together to deal with this new threat to the harmony of the set, all while filming the most intense arc of the show.

I don't know as I haven't read it.

In a bnha fantasy au light novel, Katsuki Bakugo would probably also be a main character. He might be a hot - headed warrior or mage with explosive powers that are more magic - based in this au. His rivalry with Midoriya could take on new dimensions in the fantasy world, like competing for the title of the most powerful magic user in their kingdom.

One common theme is family legacy. Since it's about inherited quirks, the idea of living up to or breaking away from the family's quirk - related reputation is often explored.

There are so many possible interpretations. It could be that the 'arrow' is a metaphorical device used to guide the story towards exploring the consequences of a character's actions that are considered a blunder. For example, if a character in BNHA reveals their secret identity accidentally (the blunder), the arrow could represent the path of how this affects their relationships with other characters, their standing in the hero community, and how they deal with the resulting chaos.

A possible plotline is the introduction of new races in this bnha fantasy au. The heroes could form alliances with elves or dwarves, who have their own unique cultures and magic. Together, they would fight against a common enemy, a dark lord who wants to enslave all the races. This would involve a lot of world - building, as the interactions between the different races and the heroes would need to be explored, including the prejudices and misunderstandings that might arise at first.

Well, 'au naturel comic' could imply comics that focus on presenting raw and unfiltered aspects of life or stories without much artificial enhancement. It might feature realistic settings and characters with their flaws and authenticity on display.

You should begin with a clear idea of what makes your Undertale AU different. Develop interesting character backstories and interactions. And make sure the dialogue is engaging and fits the tone of the comic.