Y/n is the son of the number 1 hero all might. his mother "died" after giving birth to him. And of course, there will be a twist an unexpected one at that. Something odds happening to y/n he's undergoing personality changes and its not teenager grow...
Bakugou: Your the one that screws around with gravity right pink cheeks?
Uraraka: Pink cheeks?!!
Bakugou: If you wanna give up do it now. I'm not gonna hold anything back!
Iida: Midoriya! What was that strange that would give Uraraka an advantage against Bakugou
Deku: Honestly it wasn't last much of a plan! Kacchans so strong when it comes to close combat he almost never has any openings! And the more he moves the more he sweats which makes his quirk more powerful! He's gotten really good at moving around in the air with his explosion! But if Uraraka touches him then she has a chance of winning...
Mic: let the 8th match begin!!!
*Starts*
Uraraka: *Charges at Bakugou* giving up isn't a option for me!
Deku: Wow look at her go! That's a good start and all she has to do is touch him once!
Iida: But it won't be easy! Bakugou's not gonna let her get near him
Deku: That's why he won't dodge. He'll focus on counter attacking
Y/n: She's quite brave for doing that. Especially since she has a rescue type quirk and a defensive type
Bakugou: And now you die
Uraraka (T): There! Here it comes! If I can dodge this move!....
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Iida and Deku: Uraraka!!
Jiro: 😧
Mineta: He blasted her!
Tsu: Well looks like Bakugou's not planning on showing her any mercy
Y/n: Although Bakugou's self centred and arrogant he's not stupid. He's actually really smart and observant
Uraraka: Stupid! Saw it coming and I still couldn't get out of the way
Bakugou: You should have dropped out of the match
Uraraka uses a decoy
Bakugou: There's no way you can beat me!
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