BakuDeku ASMR | A Rose For Bakugou [SFW Version] / Valentine's Day Special

- Who doesn't like roses? - Deku thought to himself and went to get one for Kacchan... 🌹Show more

This is an old video that I've posted before, so you might have seen it already. The difference is - now you hear it as well! @ItsSoraASMR did the voices for all of it! Also, there's an NSFW version for those who are over 18.

X Near Future AU
X Aged-Up Characters
X Some adult language (Bakugou says the F word a lot)
X Jealous Bakugou (some rivalry between him and Todoroki over Deku)
X Consent
X Wholesome

The story is set in the near future. Deku and Bakugou are second-years at UA. Since the villains were defeated, it's time to go back to the usual training. Their goal hasn't changed - both Deku and Bakugou want to become the Nr.1 Pro Hero.

However, as they're not in constant danger anymore, the boys can finally relax and have fun. As the teens get older, they also start thinking about their personal life. Or rather, they can't stop thinking about the person they've been around for most of their lives...

Editing automated captions generated by YouTube was a real hell since the video is so long, but I had a lot of fun as well and I'd like to share why... Just a few examples:
YouTube has many names for "Kacchan": "Kochron", "caught Sean", "God John", "got shot"...
Can you guess what "Amy Doria" means? That's Todoroki saying "Hey, Midoriya".

About Bakugou swearing (both in this video and canonically). Here's this interesting comparison of swearing and censorship in Western and Japanese cultures that I've found on Tumblr:
"English-speakers tend to think of swear words in terms of words you’re not allowed to say as a child or words that would be censored on the radio/network TV or words that would garner a PG rating in a film. This is a very…Puritan concept. American, western, what-not.
Things don’t exactly work like that in all languages. Those rating systems only came into existence in the late 20th century. Words that are extremely rude in one English-speaking country could be considered not so bad in another.
...Bakugou does swear. He says “kuso” a lot. But honestly, I’m trying to think of words in Japanese that might count as swear words as you’ve described them…and there aren’t many to begin with.
What you’re considering “edgy/rude” is…a lot closer to what vulgarity actually is in Japanese. You may have heard words like “teme” and “kisama” translated as swear words, but technically these are all just words that mean “you” with varying degrees of rudeness. The translations you read of these words change them to “bastard” or “asshole” or whatever because you speak English. That’s how they can translate to you the context of what is being said.
So that’s why a lot of Bakugou’s canon lines have vulgarities thrown in occasionally. It’s not that there’s a word being directly translated that means “damn” or “bastard,” it’s that these English words give you a better idea of how he sounds in Japanese."
[The original post: https://pikahlua.tumblr.com/post/653300913579114496/ok-i-am-kinda-curious-about-bakugous-linguistics]

Voiced by @ItsSoraASMR
Music by Juliana Karlo (me). Song names in order: Deku, Izuku Midoriya, Vigilante, Distracted.
Fanarts (mostly in order): @Blackrose_dII @PIGGERworld @chiyaya666 @msm_mha @gaysony24 @iviv_kun @nakamu_405 @show_1818 @hadakavillage @aki_ktdk @miruro_123 @o_iocha_x @omimuyo @nakamu_405 @tanuki_happa @DKK_CPP @sake_desu (these are all Twitter accounts).
I can't find @Blackrose_dII's Twitter account anymore or any of their art anywhere using Google Image search. If you guys know any social media of this artist, please, let me know. I hate using someone's hard work without crediting them.

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