Hello people of the internet, it's genericwriter1, back again with another Spider-Man FanFiction. This time, a crossover with My hero academia. Some notes before we start, 1)This is not the same Peter Parker in A Spider's Mark. This is a alternate dimension Peter Parker. 2) The version of Peter Parker I'm using is the one from the Tv show, Spectacular Spider-Man (good show), but you can use whatever version you want when you read it. And 3) I'm basing the characters from My Hero Academia off the English Dub, meaning everyone speaks English, meaning suspend your disbelief that almost a lot of people in this fanfic that takes place in Japan, speaks English. Anyways, enjoy.

Tokyo, Japan

It was about 7:30 in the morning when Peter's phone started to go off. "C'mon, 5 more minutes." Peter said, half tired. After the alarm kept going off, he got up. "Great, only 5 hours of sleep, and I, the smartest kid alive, has to be at school by 8am" He started to look back on how he got here in the first place "Swinging in from Nyc, to some super hero academy in japan, yeah its weird how it happened... while fighting the Vulture one day, one thing after another it escalated into the Avengers tower. Yeah i was able to web him up before any real damage was done... minus a window." He got stopped by Iron Man 2 days after that, who said he was impressed by the whole thing and offered him a chance to be an Avenger, if he went to a school in Japan that helped students become heroes. Peter figured it was just to mess with him, since he had everything down packed with his villains and school. But he didn't know when the next time he was going to get a offer like joining the Avengers, or if he would even get one in the future. So he took it and made up a story to Aunt May, saying that he was accepted into the foreign Stark Scholarship program.

Peter got up from his bed and started to get ready. He wasn't fully unpacked yet, but had the school uniform ready. He didn't know how strict the rules were on attire, so just in case, he put on the school shirt, a hoodie on top, and the school jacket on top of the hoodie. He left the collar unbutton and had his tie loose, as if someone pulled him from the tie. He grabbed his bag, his phone and headphones and walked out of his room to the living room. His apartment was paid for by Stark, all he had to do was pay for the bus ride to U.A and whatever food he bought.

"Alright Pete, remember, you don't know any Japanese, you only know like 3 words in Spanish, and you're going to a school for heroes with no Aunt May, Harry, Gwen Stacy...maybe I should be thinking of something else." Peter thought to himself. Stark said that he already told the school that he only spoke English and that he had the option to learn Japanese with the students once a week. He grabbed his web-shooters, pick up his mask and put it inside a beanie and put it on his head in case he needed to be a discount Spider-Man if anything exciting happened. He left his apartment the only way he knew how, through the front door because it was the morning and he didn't have his suit on.

Streets of Tokyo

Peter decided to call Aunt May on his way to the school. It was going to be a lot weirder not having his Aunt around to worry about or talk to, but it would give him a lot more Spider-Man time. He dialed her number and waited for her to pick up.

"Hello?" Aunt May asked, tiredly. She had helped Peter pack a few days ago, and drove him to the airport. She was long overdue for a good night's rest.

"Hey Aunt May. It's me, Pete."

"Hi Peter. How's Japan been treating you so far?" Aunt May asked.

"Well I still speak zero Japanese, but it's vibrant for the most part." Peter said, looking around. "I know that people praise Heroes to the highest standard."

"Different country, different rules." Peter kept walking towards the school while talking with Aunt May when he saw a bus driving down a straight road. It normally wouldn't be a problem, expect that it didn't stop where it was supposed to. Peter noticed this almost immediately and started thinking. "Aunt May, I'll call you back once I'm out of school." Peter said as he hung up abruptly.

The bus driver was trying to push down on the brakes, but it was only gaining more momentum. Didn't help that it was heading straight towards a construction site and was going to hit the side of a building. Peter went into a nearby alleyway and put the school jacket in the bag. He put on his mask and put his hood up. He put back on his bag and started running up one of the buildings in the alleyway, trying to cut off the bus. He got to the roof and jump off, shooting a web line towards another building to swing off of it.

"Buses are usually 12.5 tons. I can stop about 10 tons on my own, that means I need to stop the bus using the buildings." Peter thought to himself as he was now above the bus. He landed on top of it and started walking towards the front. He stuck to the windshield and saw the people inside. There were a few other students that had the same school uniform he was wearing, but it wasn't the time to think about that. He put his back on the windshield and shot multiple webs to the buildings in front of him.

"Last time I did this, it was to stop a train. And I nearly broke both my arms. Hopefully the bus will cooperate." Peter thought to himself again. He began to pull on the webs before the bus caught up so it would help him stop the bus faster. It slows down a bit, but it's now well past where Peter shot his webs. He put his feet down on the ground and prayed that he wasn't going to need new shoes after this.

"C'mon, stop already." Peter grunted to himself. After a minute or two, the bus fully came to a stop right in front of the building. Peter sighed in relief and let go of his webs and got up. The people around and inside the bus were cheering for him. He had to admit, it felt good to be cheered for rather than being yelled at, called a menace by half of New York. He was hoping however, that there wasn't no version of J. Jonah Jameson in Japan. Peter looked down at his shoes and saw the bottoms were scraped, but still wearable. He looked back into the bus and gave everyone inside a two finger salute and shot another web to a higher building, swinging the rest of the way to U.A.

A Few Minutes Later

Peter landed on a rooftop opposite to U.A. As far as what Peter knew, Stark had already talked to the principal and had given in his suit to him. Peter didn't like how he didn't have his suit anymore, but he still had his mask and his web shooters. He looked down at the street. There wasn't a single person walking down the street he was on. He took off his mask and put it inside his bag and put his school jacket back on. He jumped down onto the street and walked across, into the entrance of U.A.

"Alright, I need to go to class 1A. Let's hope I don't do anything embarrassing, walking into a class Pete." Peter thought. After walking around for a few minutes, he found the door, that was taller than him for whatever reason. Probably a design thing. He took a deep breath and opened the door to see students either sitting in their chairs or on their desks. Everyone stopped talking and moving around and all stared at Peter.

"Great, the "geek on the first day of school" trope still hasn't worn off on me." Peter thought. He tried to move from the door, but was too scared to. Suddenly he heard a voice.

"Excuse me, new student, but class is going to begin soon and you are not in a seat yet! You would be marked late!" Peter saw the guy speaking. It was a guy with half rim glasses and black hair who looked like he was doing karate moves or a really bad version of the robot. Peter decided to crack a nerd joke.

"Well Einstein said that time is relative. Maybe you are all just early." Peter said. He got a few chuckles from people in the room. "Plus, class doesn't start for 5 more minutes."

The guy looked distressed with Peter's rebuttal and immediately sat down. "Outwitted with Einstein. Clever." The guy said, sitting down. Peter took a few steps into the room and was swarmed by a few other kids that recognized him from the bus.

"Hey! You're the guy that stop the bus, aren't you." One girl said. She had brown hair and two circles on her cheeks, making it look like she was blushing.

"Yup. Definitely him." Another guy said. He had blonde hair with a single black streak in the front. There was a few other people, like a girl that was all pink, one who was invisible, and a short guy that had purple balls as hair. Peter was getting overwhelmed by all of this when the teacher walked in. Everyone froze up around Peter and looked at him. Peter got a look in and thought their teacher was a zombie. Or just really tired. He began to talk.

"As I'm sure you are all aware now, we have a new student joining the hero course. Peter Parker. I'm Mr. Aizawa." Aizawa said. Hearing him talk was about as exciting as him fighting sandman on the beach. If it wasn't for his voice, Peter would've thought he was a robot.

"He's here because of the "Stark foreign Scholarship program." Aizawa said, using hand gestures when he said the programs name. "You are aware of what this school is about, right?"

"Becoming a hero? I didn't think the whole point was to learn Shakespeare." Peter quipped. He saw Aizawa's facial expression shift from plain to annoyed. He got too comfortable with his Spider-Man personality since he's gotten to Japan.

"We'll see if you still want to be sarcastic when you take the first test we got today. Then we'll see if you're worth the time and effort. Now take a seat." Aizawa said. Peter got intimidated by Aizawa, but wouldn't show it. He took a seat in the middle-Ish of the room and put his bag on the back of his chair.

"This is going to be a long day" Peter thought to himself.