A/N: Do any of Yawl like Deathnote? This was inspired from the Tennis scene. I Just couldn't help but think how funny these guys would be in other sports. Cuz high school has so many sport options, yet all these guys just work on general Athletics. Anyway, here is this for Tokotober. Please let me know what you think in the comments below!

Also, I love all the fun suggestions I keep getting. I'm sorry that I can not get to them all. I am just writing what I can I am happy if I get a little in each day, and an keep up with Mad Banquet of Darkness.

Love you all!

Traditional Twist

"Be quiet!" Tokoyami hissed as he crept out the front door of the dorms. The bag he was carrying clacked against his leg.

"Ribbit, you are the one who is making all the noise," Tsuyu whispered.

"How can you not be so anxious? It is before sun up." Tokoyami continued to tiptoe along the side walk.

"It's not like we are sneaking out to do anything bad? We're just going to play Tennis. Are you worried about Aizawa finding out we are out so early?" Tsuyu asked.

Tokoyami shook his head. "Aizawa is not the one I'm concerned with."

Tsuyu thought for a moment, before her eyes widened at what the male teen was eluding too. "Oh! Ribbit, you really should talk to him about that. It's only going to cause greater tension between you and Shoji if you continue to hide your feelings from him."

"I just worry all I will do is hurt him." Tokoyami hung his head, and the pair walked the rest of the way in silence.

The two teens arrived at the U.A. Tennis courts and entered court two. Tsuyu turned on the over head lights while Tokoyami uncapped the cannister of tennis balls.

"Well, you can figure out how you plan to confront him once I win," Tsuyu said grabbing her tennis racket from Tokoyami.

Tokoymi smirked. "We will see about that."

Dark Shadow emerged from his chest and grabbed the other racket. "You are going down, Froppy!"

"Bring it on!" Tsuyu declared.

The pair went to their separate sides of the courts. Tokoyami and Dark Shadow began the match by serving.

"Love, all," Tokoyami called as Dark Shadow covered him in their Black Ankh move.

The ball traveled across the court with extreme ferocity. As it the corner of the front box, Tsuyu leapt into action. She wrapped the racket in her tongue and flung the appendage at the ball. The ralley went back and forth until Tokoyami managed to spike the ball just under Tsuyu's arm.

"Fifteen, Love," Tokoyami called again, for his second serve.

"You won't score on me that easily again." Tsuyu placed herself into a pouncing position.

The match continued. Each winning set after set. Four sets in and the two agreed they would need a break. They both sat down on the bench and took a drink from their water bottles. As they both sat smiling and catching their breath, a long tentacle eye and mouth crept towards the fence.

"I knew it!"

Tokoyami and Tsuyu both jumped when they heard the loud booming voice. Out past the fence, the large figure of Shoji emerged holding six tennis rackets. "You have been playing tennis without me!" Shoji yelled.

"Shoji, I can explain," Tokoyami stood up in panic.

"No! I'm not listening to your excuses! Last time you told me you had grown dreary of the long matches. Yet here you are standing, playing with Tsu for three set! Why won't you play tennis with you?"

"Of course, he won't play with you," a powerful voice from the distance called out. All three watched as the blonde sweaty head of Bakugou emerged. He was clearly on his regular morning run.

"What makes it so obvious?" Shoji contested.

"You have six fucking arms!" Bakugou pointed out. "And your grip strength would break the racket before you hit the ball anyway."

"That's why I brought six…" Shoji's voice faded as he looked down at all the rackets.

"You'd have to be an idiot to think you could be beaten," Bakugou scoffed. He placed a pair of headphones back not his ears and dashed off down the walkway.

During this time, Tokoyami and Tsuyu had made their way from the courts to Shoji. Tokoyami placed a hand on Shoji's shoulder. "You are a great friend, yet a menacing tennis player. I fear a loss is inevitable with you."

"Ribbit, It's the same reason why Jiro and Momo don't ask me to join them when they work on long jumping," Tsuyu explained.

Shoji nodded. "That makes sense."

"Perhaps we can find an alternative activity," Tokoyami suggested. "Football doesn't involve the use of hands."

Shoji smiled and gripped Tokoyami into a one-armed hug. "You're on."

Dark Shadow squeezed out of Tokoyami. "Oh! I want to be referee!"

Shoji laughed. "Fine, but I'm going argue if I see any foul play."