Literally just Bakugou and Todoroki being dudes, friends, boyfriends you name it. These are short and sweet doses of humor through the interactions between the two. [I do not own BNHA/MHA. All credit for the series and its characters goes to Horikoshi Kohei.]
"Is it worth it to keep fighting through life just to find a reason to live?"
One mistake is all it takes for it all to come crashing down. Aizawa experiences this first-hand when he attempts to have Todoroki and Bakugou work on their mental health issues together after noticing the glaring break in their relationship. Will Todoroki and Bakugou save each other and rebuild their friendship, or will they break each other and fall apart?
Unexpectedly, Akito receives a text message from Touya. While Touya's message isn't anything out of the ordinary, Akito quickly discovers that he doesn't know Touya quite as well as he thought. What will happen when one message becomes the thread that unravels one of Touya's secrets?
"Why is it that my indifference is both my chair and my noose?"
"Yato? Do you ever hate the world or your creator for creating you? Do you ever wish you were human? You might be a God, but...you shouldn't have to do everything alone."
Hiding pain with lies, misery with smiles, and scars with sleeves and laughs, Bakugou and Todoroki are suffering beneath the surface in this collection of short, depressing TodoBaku one-shots. Who can say what they'll be going through in each new chapter?
Todoroki is beloved by adversity. Struggling with depression, his agony is augmented by Endeavor's abuse. Concealing his wounds and scars with sleeves and lies, Todoroki never thought Bakugou would be unknowingly killing him on the inside. When he refuses to believe that he's fallen for Bakugou, what happens when Todoroki starts haplessly hacking up yellow chrysanthemum petals?
Beneath the indifference plaguing Todoroki's personality lies the dark, unforgiving truth he conceals. When the abuse that he's suffered for years begins to erase the person that his classmates know him as, how will they react? How will Todoroki react in return?
"Was 'I' invisible to you? The pain that you can't see...is killing me."
Self-destruction suffocates Todoroki due to his depression. Each attempt to mitigate the pain only results in a seemingly endless cycle of torment. Can Todoroki break free from this vicious cycle, or will he lose himself in a futile attempt to escape?