Mha — Anti-Deku (Not finished)

My Hero Academia is set in a world where about 80% of the human population has gained superpowers called "Quirks" as a result of recent human evolution. Quirks vary widely and have the possibility of being genetically inherited. Quirks range from being small in scale to being god-like abilities. Most Quirks have some drawback when using it, such as a usage limit or self-injury, or manifest as permanent physical mutations to a person's body. Quirks will generally manifest in an individual just after their toddler years. As Quirks became dominant among the population, and newer Quirks became more powerful, society melded around their existence and largely commodified around them.

Initially, many people were inspired by old comics to use their Quirks to deal with crime on their own were recognized as Vigilantes. The Hero Public Safety Commission was later formed and enlisted vigilantes to deal with criminals who abuse their Quirks, commonly known as Villains, until the Commission became more organized and instead focused on recruiting Pro Heroes, who cooperate with authorities in rescue operations and apprehending villains. Vigilantes still exist in the present, but are considered illegal despite the help they give.

Heroes work out of Hero Agencies, which serves as their base of operations and a means for them to operate a business. Heroes can either lead their organization with lower-level sidekicks, or work equally as a team. In addition, Heroes who excel in their duties gain celebrity status and are ranked in popularity via the Hero Billboard Charts, with higher ranking heroes receiving public appeal. Pro Heroes exist around the world, with the first reported Quirk being in China, and the United States being referred to as the birthplace of Heroes.

Pro Heroes begin their initial training in high school, of which U.A. High School in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, is considered one of the most prestigious. Hero Courses offer both regular schooling and Hero-specific courses such as combat and rescue operations, as well as how to meld their individual skills and overcome their drawbacks. Companies sponsor the students, mainly by designing and remodeling superhero suits and support gear for them, and Pro Heroes often scout students for internships with them. interns with a Provisional Hero License and graduates start off as sidekicks, but can go independent to form their own offices.

Scourge: Scourge originates from Anti-Mha, a reversed counterpart to Mha in which moral alignments and societal roles are reversed. As Deku's counterpart, he initially presents as a mirror image of him but distinguished by his black leather jacket, boots, and dark sunglasses, reflecting his rebellious and antagonistic disposition.

Scourge is highly self-centered and egotistical, consistently prioritizing his own desires, status, and gratification above all else. He has an insatiable craving for excitement, challenge, and dominance, easily growing bored with routine or unchallenging circumstances in his home universe, where his supremacy faces little opposition. This restlessness drives him to seek conflict, whether through direct confrontations with his heroic counterpart, invasions of other zones, or opportunistic schemes that promise personal advancement or entertainment. He is persistent in pursuing his goals; once engaged, he rarely abandons a chase or rivalry without external intervention.

He is profoundly disdainful of authority figures, kindness, and conventional heroism, which he perceives as weakness. Scourge openly mocks concepts such as obedience, cheerfulness, and selflessness, viewing them as antithetical to strength.

Scourge has a sharp, sarcastic wit and a tendency toward boastfulness. He frequently taunts opponents with mocking nicknames, brags of his superiority, and revels in verbal one-upmanship. His speech is direct and confrontational, laced with expressions of superiority such as declarations of kingship or demands for respect. Beneath this bravado lies a competitive insecurity; he is acutely aware of his status as Deku's counterpart and measures his worth against the hero's achievements, often interpreting Deku's moral choices as a personal challenge or slight. This rivalry fuels both admiration for Deku's capabilities and resentment toward his principled nature.

Romantically and socially, Scourge is hedonistic and opportunistic. He pursues romantic or physical interests with bold confidence, often addressing women with casual endearments and seeking immediate gratification. He often uses charm or deception to advance his own agendas, such as when he impersonated Deku to exploit existing relationships. His attachments are fleeting, as he readily discards partners or allies when they become inconvenient.