Millions and AFO were both important characters in My Hero Academy. They both had great strength and abilities. However, who was stronger depended on character settings and battle strategy.
Million Passers was one of the strongest heroes in My Hero Academy. He had invincible walls and unparalleled strength. His ability can resist all attacks and can reflect enemy attacks through walls. In battle, he usually adopted a static defense strategy to defend against the enemy's attacks by holding his position. Thus, the static defense of a million was very strong.
AFO was another very powerful character in My Hero Academy. He had the ability to fly and teleport. His ability allowed him to teleport anywhere and attack the enemy's weakness. In battle, he usually used dynamic attack strategies to defeat the enemy by moving quickly and attacking. Therefore, AFO was very powerful in terms of dynamic attacks.
Both Million Passers and AFO were very powerful characters. The stronger one was, the more determined the character's combat strategy and settings. Under certain circumstances, the Million Passers may adopt a more static defensive strategy, while under certain circumstances, AFO may adopt a more dynamic offensive strategy.
In most of such fanfictions, they might create evidence like hidden past connections. For example, AFO could be secretly involved in Izuku Midoriya's (Deku) family history. Maybe he had a relationship with Deku's mother long ago, which led to Deku's birth. But it's all fictional speculation within the fanfiction world.
One common plot twist is that Deku discovers the truth about his father in a moment of great crisis. For example, when he's facing off against AFO in a big battle, AFO reveals the truth to him, which completely shakes Deku's world view.
The music for " Dune " was composed by the famous musician and film composer, Hans Zimmer. In the background music, he used a variety of elements and instruments to create an immersive music experience. Among them, singing was a special element of the film's music. It was high-pitched, shocking, and wild. In addition, the Scottish bagpipe was also used in the background music, known as the " finishing touch." It originated in the Sumer region of the two rivers in ancient West Asia and was widely popular in Wales. Hans Zimmer's score showed the vastness and loneliness of the desert in the movie. Through the deep strings and intense melody, the audience felt as if they were in a war-torn desert. Overall, the music for " Dune " had reached the highest level in terms of visual and sound effects, creating a mysterious and exciting atmosphere.
Celebrating Years Original Soundtrack was a music album released by the TV series " Celebrating Years ", which included many soundtracks and songs. We can know that there are many versions of the original track of the celebration, including the original track of a TV series, the original track of a movie, and the original track of a mobile games. Among them, Xiao Zhan's " Years " was the ending song of the play. The affectionate singing and the oriental classical tune left a deep impression on people. In addition, there were other songs and soundtracks, but the specific track and singer's information was not provided. In general, the original track of the movie was the musical work of the play, which provided a richer viewing experience for the audience.
The original score of Sun Empire was composed by John Williams and was included in the original album of the 1987 movie Sun Empire. The film, directed by Steven Spielberg, told the story of Shanghai in 1941 and depicted the experience of a British family fleeing the Japanese invasion. The original sound track album won the Best Film Music Award from the BAFTA and was nominated for the Oscars, Golden Globes, and Grammys. The order of the songs in the album did not match the time of the movie.
The original sound track of The Wild Hunter was composed by Ryuichi Sakamoto and Alva Noto. The original album was released in digital form on December 25, 2015, and on CD on January 8, 2016. The songs on the album included "The Regent Main Theme,""Hawk Punished,""Carrying Glass," and so on. The movie was based on Michael Penke's novel of the same name.
I'm not entirely sure who composed the soundtrack specifically for 'Cinderella Story'. There are many different versions of the Cinderella story, and each might have a different composer.