this YouTube short is hilarious and also adorable except for the part where Bakugo cooks the adorable bunny Deku, I WILL NOT FORGIVE BAKUGO FOR THAT >:( oh, and here the link to the short that I could not stop REWATCHING they are too cute I SWEAR the link: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/KLMCfd_8vK0?feature=share the slap was DIABOLICAL XDDDDD
wait guys!!!!!!!!!! SEARCH UP WHAT DOES THE NAME "DEKU" MEAN IN JAPANESE THE ANSWER IS SOO SAD!!! ;-; if you want to know what it means apparently the name "Deku" in Japanese means "wooden puppet" or "dummy" I searched up who made the nickname "Deku" for Izuku Midoriya from my hero academia and it was "KATSUKI BAKUGOU" Bakugou is now on my HATED CHARACTER LIST! I'M PUTTING HIM ON TOPMOST HATED >:( edit: sorry I made a mistake this is the REAL results: “Deku” in Japanese originally means “wooden puppet” or “wooden figure,” and in slang, it can mean “useless person,” though it has been reclaimed as a positive nickname in My Hero Academia. Traditional Meaning The word Deku (木偶) literally refers to a wooden puppet or doll, often used in traditional Japanese puppet theater (bunraku) or cultural festivals. These wooden figures are typically immobile without a puppeteer, which is why the term also metaphorically implies someone who is passive or powerless. Historically, deku puppets were sometimes used in religious ceremonies or displayed in museums as part of Japan’s cultural heritage. Linguaholic Slang Usage In modern Japanese slang, deku can be used as an insult to describe a person who is useless, good-for-nothing, or incapable of doing anything. It is a derogatory term implying that someone is like a puppet—unable to act independently or effectively. This usage is informal and often context-dependent, typically used among peers or in casual conversation. WikiHow Pop Culture Significance In the anime My Hero Academia, the protagonist Izuku Midoriya is nicknamed "Deku" by his classmate Bakugou, originally as an insult reflecting his perceived weakness and lack of superpowers. However, Midoriya embraces the name, turning it into a heroic moniker. This is also a clever play on words, as Deku (木偶) sounds similar to dekiru (出来), which means “able to” or “can do” in Japanese. This transformation symbolizes his growth from being powerless to becoming capable and heroic. The Mezzofanti Guild. and no, I'm not lying all of this is real don't believe me go search in Bing.com it has the answer there!