It started with getting stabbed. Later, mugged. And even later, pulled into a conspiracy he wanted no part of. A self-proclaimed "late-evolving" Charmander must rely on friends new and old to survive against a band of Pokémon called Hunters, or have his new, Grass-Type form turn to ash. An original PMD setting.

Stop me if you've heard this one before. You wake up somewhere you don't recognize, only to find you've been turned into a Pokémon! Before you know it, you're off on a globe-trotting adventure. Dream come true, right? Well, for one human, that dream quickly turns into a waking nightmare. Can he fend off an otherworldly force threatening to rip the fabric of reality apart?

There's something to be said about luck. Many say that you have to be lucky in this world to get anywhere, but Izuku is going to prove that he doesn't need luck, that he'll achieve his goals even with luck running against him. After all, when your quirk just happens to be bad luck, what else is there to do but fight it tooth and nail every step of the way.

Inspired by artwork from "シルヴァー", what happens if Izuku grew up blind due to an accident from Bakugo. How will Izuku adjust? How will he become a hero now? How does Bakugo feel about all this? Can such a thing bring out both good and bad situations? One thing is for sure, Karma can be a real B****. Izuocha or Tododeku fluff, idk.

Frisk Dreemurr saviour of monster kind has been invited to attend hopes peak but when the killing game is revealed Frisk is determined to make sure know one dies. Will her determination be enough to stop the students of hope peak from falling into despair? Or is Frisk determined to fail. Features alternative murder's and Class Trials from the first game

(My first fanfic ever, give me a chance.) All his life, Izuku had been ridiculed and bullied for two things; being born Quirkless, and his massive appetite (even though he never seemed to gain a pound.) His life turns upside down when meets his idol, All Might, and is finally given the chance to become a hero. But is Izuku as Quirkless he thinks? (Cross-posted on AO3)

This is the story of Nagisa Shiota working as a teaching trainee at Paradise High told through the eyes of the students of Class 3-5! (No pairings as of now!)(Rated M for strong language!)

...Use it to make all the other tools you need. Izuku's quirk is not suited for hero duty, anyone else could tell him. But Izuku isn't anyone else, so instead he sets about making it work anyway. Nonbinary!genderswapping!Izuku without OFA.

Leo Valdez had a great life. He had a home, amazing friends, and even a hot girlfriend. He should have known none of that would last. All it took was for him to be in the wrong place at the wrong time for his life to shatter, thus, leaving him back to square one:all alone and in the hands of a complete stranger. (Takes place after the war with Gaea. Swearing, PTSD, and other...)

"Upupu, I, Monokuma the Magnificent Maniac, challenge 15 people of great achievements and titles to come forth and face me for the fate of the world! I'll let society have one final chance to take me down, just one! If no one comes, then well, your loss, gyahahahah!" - Only in Jigoku City will the final game begin. - Warning: It might get hectic. (OC Submission Closed.)

Izuku Midoriya, having been bullied for most of his life falls into complete despair. However having been discovered by the League of Villains he finds a new reason to live in this world. Villain Deku. This is my first fanfic.

Life would eventually move on, though Izuku Midoriya and his Quirk would always be one step ahead of the fates of both himself and those around him. The only problem was that no one believed him when he tried to help.

In another reality, he'd have been a hero. Not here, though. Here, he chokes on his hopes, until the only thing that's left for him to do is give up. He wonders if it's wrong, that somewhere beneath all the self-hatred and resignation, he's still clinging onto that last foolish bit of hope. That, in spite of it all, he still wants to be a hero. [Previously "the jaws of futility"]

Vigilante/Orphan Deku AU! This is a story where Deku gets orphaned, and then he also ends up getting trained by Stain! But what happens when Deku turns against his master, and decides to become a hero of his own making? Join Deku on a tale full of twists and turns. Full of betrayal, hatred, friendship, and perhaps even... mushy gushy romance stuff? Eh, probably not the last one.

When asked the question that would change her son's life, Inko believes in Izuku's dreams and helps him become the world's first Quirkless hero. Of course, things begin to go westward the moment that U.A asks a teenaged Pro Hero to teach people his age and older on how to be heroes. This was going to be fun.

Max has a shitty life. He hates most of his peers, lives in a shithole, and has nothing to do but to collect information on people so they know not to mess with him. But after a tragedy occurs, and Max is named a hero, does Max know how to help everyone heal? School shootings, mention of a bombing, child abuse, swearing, underage drinking, drug use, descriptions of graphic events.

"Strive for a place among gods and you shall reach it." Izuku Midoriya's desire to be a Hero was so strong that it brought to the world of Quirks a power never seen before. A power so strong and unique that it will lay down the foundations for a new era of peace and prosperity. "The burden on his shoulders was great, but his will was greater." Slight AU and X-Over. Izuku/Harem.

The Quirkless Vigilante, Izuku Midoriya, must juggle the life of being a U.A Teacher and loving, caring, devoted father while maintaining the secret of his alter ego.

Even though Izuku Midoriya was a quirkless nobody, he could still understand the severity of the situation. Locked with nine others within an unknown facility, due to blow up in 12 hours, they must work together to escape. Seems simple enough if they work together, but they hadn't expected one thing… Based on the Nonary Games/Danganronpa.

Warning: This fanfic consists of scenes of extreme stupidity among four lifelong friends (Leo, Percy, Jason, and Frank) who compete to embarrass each other. Inspired by the show, 'Impractical Jokers.' Basically, they all go around in various (ridiculous) contests and end up humiliating themselves.

(AU) [Spoilers for My Hero Academia] Izuku's not Quirkless this time around! A Quirk was gifted to our smol boy, just like anyone else. However, just like anyone else, his Quirk could be anything. And it just so happens that Izuku gets stuck with a really bad Quirk! Well actually, Mineta would beg to differ...

When Percy asks everyone what their fatal flaw is, everyone realizes they don't know Leo's. They all end up trying to guess Leo's fatal flaw, though he's not making it easy. The crew ends up learning more about Leo than just how to kill him.

"Excuse me?" Questioned the son of Poseidon. "This is our new threat to the demigods! Tide-pods!" inspired by CollegeHumor tide pod commercial

Two young and powerful demigods. One boy with awesome but uncontrollable fire powers that could probably raze down an entire city and another overly suspicious guy who could perhaps drown the entire world for fun, plus talk to creatures that don't normally talk back. What could possibly go wrong?

17 Students new to Hope's Peak Academy somehow win a trip to an unknown location where their memories are wiped completely. In order to escape the students must participate in a killing game; however, will these students be able to resist the rules and escape together as friends and regain their memories in the process?

Leo was convinced the Fates hated him. He supposed to return to Camp Half-Blood to be reunited with his friends. Things were supposed to be semi-normal again. But no, that wasn't the case. Calypso turned out to be a backstabbing liar. Ogygia was a dimension where time literally stopped. Camp Half-Blood had changed. And, the most important of all, his friends were gone.

He wasn't sure when it happened. All he remembered about the sudden change in view was that it was definite. Midoriya might have seen heroes as something to look up to, but that was the past. They were just people that were born lucky and lived lucky lives. Maybe the solid realization is what lead him to agree and join the League of Villains. Maybe it was gradual, or all at once.

For some people, training isn't easy. For some people, training is beyond easy. Unfortunately, for me, training is beyond hard. Double weaknesses, attacked by wild Pokemon, mistrust of trainers, and much more. I just CAN'T catch a break, can I?