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Chuuya's backstory is so insane because like, any one event from 15-Stormbringer would be enough to constitute a lesser man's entire tragic backstory. Heck, that one scene from Dead Apple where you learn six of his friends died would be enough to be a tragic backstory. Grew up on the streets, forced to become the leader of a group of children who only saw you as a weapon, struggling with your own humanity, betrayal, five friends being brutally murdered because of you, even the detective who wanted to bring him out of the Mafia dying could be enough of a backstory, and I haven't even gotten to the torture yet. But Chuuya's just special like that.
By: fairystar111
Fandom: Boku no Hero Academia
Summary:
Even though Izuku is a worthless useless human being Kai still loves him
Maybe it's not so bad. It is.
Maybe he doesn't have to go back home. He wants to leave so bad.
Characters: Overhaul | Chisaki Kai. Midoriya Izuku, Chronostasis | Hari Kurono.
CW/Tags: Kidnapping, Experimentation, Medical inaccuracy, Stockholm Syndrome, Yandere, Stalking, Possessive Behavior, Obsessive Behavior, Parental Yandere, Platonic Yandere, Emotional Manipulation.
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TFP Shockwave would 100%
have a fixation on studying Earth's species. Regardless of how 'inferior' organics are. His is a scientific mind, and he would be entirely incapable of stopping himself from considering all the correlations between their races. I hear people talk a lot about how 'different' humans and cybertronians are, but in the Aligned verse specifically, they have an inarguable link, and it SHOWS. Humans, while small and squishy, have similar shapes, mannerisms, feelings. Their planet was formed around an enormous cybertronian corpse, and it had an impact on the evolution of the species inhabiting it - not just humans, even some of the other fauna and flora are similar in likeness to the species that existed on their home world.
I imagine it wouldn't be his top priority by any means, but I could see him capturing animals (humans included) to run experiments on... just to see how similar/different they are. After all, when your race is at risk of extinction and your home planet is a husk, being stationed somewhere that has a connection to your species would provide a unique opportunity. It would be entirely logical and beneficial to explore any potential those connections may present.
Unlikely, but what if this planet - or humanity - contained the key to the resuscitation of their kind? A missing link they had never considered; immediately labeling them inferior and therefore not worthy of study.
Shifty was faced with his worst nightmare; he was back in the hands of scientists. He turned into his mind for solace; remembering a past that had changed his life for the better.
I would like to propose an experiment.
Now forgive me if such a thing already exists or is ongoing but I am typing this while at work and don't have time to research.
So take a big patch of land and put a tree farm on it. Mostly fill it up with a fast growing tree species (perhaps a fast growing species of pine) but also evenly space a second species of much larger but slower growing tree. Then periodically harvest and replant the faster trees while leaving the slower trees alone.
Also cut the farm in half. On one half do a seasonal burn of the lower brush and on the other half don't.
The goal of this experiment would be to see how the size of the larger trees impacts the growth of the smaller trees and other biotic and abiotic factors.
Will they help them grow faster?
Will they make them grow more slowly?
How will the bigger trees impact the soil?
How will the smaller trees impact the soil?
What kinds of fauna will this benefit?
What kinds of fauna will this harm?
Will this help or harm the ecosystem in and around the tree farm?
How does the fire impact the soil?
How does the fire impact the trees?
How does the fire impact the fauna?
How does the fire affect the nutrient cycle?
How do the big trees impact the nutrient cycle?
How do the small trees impact the nutrient cycle?
Ask someone who studied fungi to tell you what the hell they are doing.
Will this encourage or discourage biodiversity?