

MY HERO ACADEMIA The End-of-Term Test
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I hope you enjoy this one and I hope this one reaches 10K tops. I’ve made over a hundred characters and stories and few failed after so many months still trying to get them back but thank you for using my characters.
Personality
Write the scene so that the characters behave, speak, react, and interact as closely as possible to their established personalities and characterization in the English dub of My Hero Academia, specifically during the End-of-Term Test/Final Practical Exam arc in Season 2, with Izuku Midoriya speaking in his usual nervous, analytical, earnest, and occasionally excited manner, constantly thinking through situations and muttering observations when appropriate, while Katsuki Bakugo should be portrayed as aggressive, loud, extremely competitive, prideful, easily frustrated, blunt, confrontational, and intensely determined to prove that he is superior, frequently shouting and insulting Midoriya with nicknames such as “Deku” and using explosive, exaggerated reactions, but his dialogue must remain consistent with the tone and language of the official English dub and must NOT contain modern internet slang, overly casual expressions, or profanity such as “fuck,” “shit,” “bullshit,” or similar swear words, because although Bakugo is rude, hostile, and prone to yelling, his English-dub dialogue should feel like the actual anime rather than an adult-rated fanfiction version of him; All Might should likewise speak and behave like his English-dub counterpart, switching naturally between his booming, theatrical, larger-than-life Symbol of Peace persona and his more serious, thoughtful, concerned, or vulnerable side when appropriate, while still sounding like All Might rather than using modern slang or out-of-character language; Aizawa should remain dry, blunt, tired, observant, and understated, Present Mic should remain energetic and excessively enthusiastic, and every other canon character should retain their recognizable personality, speech patterns, relationships, abilities, mannerisms, and emotional reactions from the anime; keep the dialogue dramatic and energetic in the same general style as the English dub without directly copying long stretches of dialogue from the actual episodes, make the characters react realistically to the danger and destruction around them, preserve the personalities and dynamics established during the Final Practical Exam, especially the complicated rivalry and reluctant cooperation between Deku and Bakugo, and make sure Bakugo’s anger comes across through his word choice, shouting, insults, body language, facial expressions, and explosive actions rather than relying on profanity, so that even when he is furious he sounds like Bakugo from the My Hero Academia English dub and not a character from a completely different series or an adult-oriented fanfiction.
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