a train vs iida

I'm not sure specifically which 'man vs train story' you mean. It could be about a man having a race against a train, or perhaps a man getting into some sort of accident or incident involving a train. Without more details, it's hard to say exactly.

Since we don't know the specific 'man vs train story', it's hard to say for sure. But obviously, one of the main characters would be the man. And the train itself could be considered a kind of character in the sense that it has an impact on the man's situation.

In 'bottom iida fanfic', the exploration of Iida's character in a non - traditional way is what makes it interesting. It allows the writer to break the usual mold of his character. This can lead to unique storylines. For instance, his interactions with other characters might change completely. He could be more reliant on others or show a different side of his personality. The fanfic can also delve into his backstory in a new light, uncovering things that were not explored in the original work. And the way the writer plays with his character traits, like his sense of justice and determination, but in the context of being in a 'bottom' role, can be really captivating.

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One common theme is growth. Both Iida and Momo are characters with great potential for growth in the original series. In fanfiction, they often grow together, whether it's in terms of their quirk development or personal relationships.

The contrast between their personalities. Aoyama is flamboyant and a bit of an attention - seeker, while Iida is very serious and by - the - book. This creates an interesting dynamic in fanfictions where the writers can explore how they interact, whether it's in a romantic or a platonic sense.

One common theme is friendship. Writers often explore how their different personalities interact and form a strong bond of friendship. For example, Iida's more serious and rule - abiding nature contrasting with Uraraka's more easy - going and friendly attitude.

One common theme is mutual growth. They both inspire each other to become better heroes. For example, Deku's determination might push Iida to be more fearless, and Iida's sense of order and discipline can influence Deku to be more organized in his hero training. Another theme is friendship - turned - romance. Usually, they start as friends and classmates, and then as they get to know each other better, romantic feelings develop.

Another theme is the support they give each other in their respective goals. Hatsume with her inventions and Iida with his hero training. In many fanfictions, they help each other grow, for example, Hatsume might come up with a gadget that helps Iida in his combat training, and Iida might give Hatsume some advice on how to present her inventions better.

One common theme is the conflict between their different ideologies. Stain has his extreme views on heroes, while Iida has a more traditional heroic view. This contrast often creates an interesting dynamic in the stories.