Description
Wolf Spiders are feral, crafty little critters. So when a vigilante of an unknown age, origin and mindset is named after the clever varmint, what are Japan's heroes supposed to do? A dedicated vigilante, known for his personality, jumping mastery and skill of remaining under the radar has risen from the deep, dark depths of All Might's shadow. One who has been active throughout Japan; taking down villains, stopping robberies and much, much more. Surprisingly, the young crimefighter is a favourite among the people; not only does he restrain corruption, but he also prevents suicides, bullying, domestic and social abuse, but more so many of the smaller, more alarming crimes that heroes fail to detect. Ignore. Wolf Spider has displayed his kind nature through curbing name-calling and quirk discrimination. Cunning in the way he approaches and evades heroes. His intelligence reflects his rescues and peaceful villain takedowns. Well-liked by the public and influencing adults and kids alike, in ways the heroes do not, 'Spider' visits and talks to victims of mental illnesses, those suffering from suicidal thoughts and those grieving losses. Seen in clinics and orphanages and palliative care homes numerous times, earning the confidence of civilians. Some viewed him as being greater than heroes, even defending him in a one-off clash with negative heroes. No one could find the vigilante. He would find you. Not any 'Symbol of Peace', but he'd strike fear into villains as easily as a roundhouse kick. Surprise is a tool to be used without hesitation, that's all he has. Lives underestimated. What if this famous vigilante is just a sad, lonely, useless Izuku Midoriya? •WARNINGS!• Dadaizawa/Dadyamada, blood, cursing, mature scenes, dark themes, serious content and violence around every corner.
The Wolf Spider
