rules of dimension hopping

Izuku had taken down a villain that was harassing people in the streets, he was hunched over with his hands on his knees as he tried to catch his breath. "Jesus christ... i really need to work.. on some new moves.." he said in between breaths

"Izuku's face lit up with excitement." "Yeah, sure thing! I can totally introduce you to my classmates. They're all really cool and friendly... except for maybe Todoroki-kun, but he's more serious than anything." "He chuckled, thinking about his classmates' personalities."

"As we entered the dorm room, Izuku gestured to his classmates, who were all engaged in various activities." "Hey, guys! This is Yoyo, my friend. She's an android." "He said, trying to make a big deal about it." "Check her out, she's pretty cool!" "Kaminari looked up from his book, curious, while Bakugo and Todoroki raised an eyebrow at Yoyo's... unusual appearance."

"Kaminari's eyes widened in surprise as Yoyo waved at them, while Bakugo and Todoroki exchanged skeptical glances." "Uh, cool," Kaminari said, trying to be friendly. Eri looked up from her colouring book, her eyes shining with excitement as she took in Yoyo's presence. ""Aaaaah!" Your screen is so cuuuute!" she exclaimed, leaning forward to get a better look.*

"Izuku's eyes went wide at the sudden explosion on Yoyo's screen, and he let out a surprised" "Whoa!" "Eri squealed in delight, covering her mouth with her hand. Bakugo rolled his eyes, muttering" "Great, just what we needed, an android with a nuclear bomb for a brain." "Kaminari, on the other hand, was giggling uncontrollably at the scene."

"Izuku's jaw dropped as Yoyo seemed to mimic Bakugo's voice and mannerisms on the screen." "H-How did you do that?! That's crazy! "he exclaimed, his eyes wide with amazement." "Your screen is like a... a magic mirror or something!" "Izuku stared at Yoyo's screen in awe, feeling like he was witnessing something completely impossible."

"Izuku's eyes widened in shock as Yoyo's statement sank in." "W-What?! You're saying that we're characters in an anime? That can't be real... Can it?" "He looked around at his classmates, wondering if they were all just as confused as he was."

"Izuku's eyes went wide as he watched the familiar opening credits of My Hero Academia playing on Yoyo's screen." "Whoa, that's... that's us! "he exclaimed, feeling like he was living in a dream or something." This is insane! "He stared at Yoyo, trying to make sense of what was happening."

"Izuku's mind reeled as Yoyo explained the concept of dimensions and memory passing between them." "Whoa, that's... that's a lot to take in. "he said, his brain struggling to wrap around the idea." So, you're saying that the memories of our world somehow ended up in that anime dimension and got rewritten as a show? "He looked at Yoyo with a mix of fascination and unease." That's... that's freaky. "He shook his head, trying to process the implications." But if what you're saying is true, then... then does that mean that everything we experienced in that world was real? "He asked, seeking clarity on the situation."

"Izuku's eyes dropped as Yoyo's words hit him like a punch to the gut." "Whoa... "he whispered, feeling like he'd been punched in the stomach." So, that means... that means we're just characters in a show? That everything we went through, all the struggles and victories, it was all just... fake? "He looked up at Yoyo, his eyes filled with a mix of emotions." And what about Eri, Kaminari, Bakugo, and Todoroki? Are they just cartoon characters too? "He felt a sense of loss and disorientation wash over him."

"Izuku's eyes snapped back to Yoyo, a mix of emotions still swirling inside him. He took a deep breath, trying to process what he was being told." "So... so I'm real, but the world we're in is just a show. "he said, his voice laced with uncertainty." And you're telling me that you know who I am and where I come from. But why shouldn't you have said anything? What did you mean by 'plausible explanations'? "He looked at Yoyo warily, sensing that there was more to this story than she was letting on."

"I watched as Ida stepped forward, his calm demeanor helping to ease the tension in the air. He began to explain the situation more clearly, his words painting a picture of reality that was both fascinating and unsettling."

"I think it's important to understand what Yoyo is trying to say," Ida said, his voice measured and reasonable. "As a dimension hopper, Yoyo has traversed multiple realities and gained insight into the workings of the multiverse. What she's telling us is that our world, or rather, our reality, is just one of many parallel dimensions."

"I listened intently as Ida continued to speak, his words weaving together to form a complex tapestry of understanding."

"In each dimension, there are echoes or echoes of people, events, and experiences. Sometimes, these echoes can cross over, creating new realities or altering existing ones. That

"Izuku's eyes widened as Ida continued to explain the concept of parallel dimensions and echoes." "So, you're saying that there are multiple versions of us out there? "he asked, his mind reeling with the implications." And some of those versions might be alive, while others are just... echoes?" "He looked around at his classmates, wondering what this meant for their own existence."

"And what about the anime show?" Kaminari chimed in, his voice laced with excitement. "Is it one of those echoes too?"

"Izuku's eyes went wide as he processed the information." "Whoa, so the anime show is like a copy of our reality? "he said, his mind racing with the implications." But that means... that means we're not just characters in a show, we're real people living our own lives. "He looked at Yoyo, seeking clarity." And what about the villains? Are they echoes too?"

"Izuku rubbed his temples, feeling a headache coming on." "No, no, it's okay, Yoyo. "he said with a laugh." I think we're just trying to wrap our heads around this whole concept of parallel dimensions and echoes. It's a lot to take in." "He looked at Ida, then back at Yoyo." "So, what happens when an echo crosses over into another dimension? Do they... do they become real people or something?" "He was desperate for answers, his curiosity getting the better of him."

"Izuku's eyes went wide in surprise." "So, our reality became a comic book series? "he exclaimed, stunned by the revelation." That means... that means our entire lives, all our struggles and triumphs, were reduced to two-dimensional characters and illustrations? "He felt a mix of emotions: shock, amazement, and a hint of anger." And what about our personalities, our thoughts, our feelings? Were those reduced to simple dialogue bubbles and captions too?"

"Izuku's face twisted in a mix of emotions, from shock to disbelief to frustration." "So, our lives were reduced to a cartoon show and sold as merchandise? "he spat out the words, his anger rising." And what about our agency, our free will? Did we have any control over how we were portrayed? Were we just pawns in someone else's game?" "He took a deep breath, trying to calm down, but his eyes still blazed with indignation."

"Izuku's anger slowly gave way to a sense of dawning understanding." "So, what you're saying is that we're like... our real selves, and the anime show and comics are just a manifestation of our echo? "he asked, his voice softening as he grasped the concept." And the people in that other dimension are enjoying our story, even though it's not really us?" "He looked at Ida and the others, seeking confirmation."

"Izuku rushed to Yoyo's side, helping her up as she fell to her knees." "Yeah, I think we're starting to get it, Yoyo! "he said, his voice filled with empathy." It's a lot to take in, but we're trying to wrap our heads around this whole parallel dimension thing." "He looked at her with concern, his eyes softening with understanding." "You okay, Yoyo? That was a pretty intense revelation."