What if the Quirk, Death, existed? A perfect Quirk for a villain, but what if the boy who manifested that power just wanted to be a hero? Enrolling in U.A. might not be enough, when all your Quirk can do is kill people. Warning for dark themes

While Japan has U.A., North America has the United States Academy for Enhanced Individuals, or U.S.A.E.I, an elite school and considered by most to be second in terms of prestige and has pumped out a majority of North America's Top-Ranked Heroes. With every new school year comes a new batch of students that represents the future. Villain and Hero OCs still needed

Trapped in a game with the threat of death and some of the biggest rejects the world has? No problem. Endless mobs, ridiculous bosses, murder guilds? Bring it on. Social interaction... needs work. Repressed issues inside a total asshole with little pity for idiots? Sign me the hell up!

Peter Parker died as a result of the Infinity Gauntlet on Titan. He awakens in a new world of heroes and villains in a foreign country... How will Peter cope and adapt in this new environment as he makes new friends and enemies... (MCUxMHA crossover, Pairing Undecided).

Heroes aren't always the most obvious of people. The likes of All Might give you an idea of what a hero should look like. However, not many people would peg a seemingly homeless orphan or a gang of delinquents as hero material, especially not Izuku Midoriya or Momo Yaoyorozu. Co-Authored with Lord Zeppelin! *REWRITE posted on Lord Zeppelins profile*