Izuku Midoriya always wanted to be a hero. His quirklessness was the only obstacle, but when society deemed him useless and a waste of space, there is only so much a person could take. Feeling despair eat at him from the inside, Izuku didn't notice where he was when a rumble shoved him off the rooftop. He survived, but not in the way he expected. (I don't own Dark Souls, nor MHA)

Viewer discretion was sucked into the Ashen One, so if you're still here, prepare to have your brain scrambled like a plate of eggs at a diner during rush hour! Side effects of this saga may include wondering why the X-Squad's crossing over with Dark Souls, Touhou, Hellsing, Little Witch Academia, The Ultra Violets, and Diablo or the urge to see if Yokai are real on the local news.

He had only known the Fire. And Fire was practically all that what he could remember. But now he was in a new world and he had to find his place in a country divided by the war. It wouldn't be easy, but nothing in his life was. He was almost burned, but at least, some embers remained.

Tale as old as time; Guy works obsessively hard, Guy keels over and earns a golden ticket to adventure The Good News is that he can take his saved character status from Skyrim into this new world of his. The Bad News is that thanks to an error, a cosmic deity that suffers from burnout and a time limit to choose what he can take...He's stuck in a world he doesn't know at all

The Legend of the Dragonslayer tells the tale of a Warrior from an Age long past. His name was Ornstein, though very few remember it. He embodied everything it meant to be a Knight; virtue, courage, nobility, kindness, and honor. That Legend outlined everything I want to embody, but... Ornstein is very difficult to live up to, and no matter how hard I try, I am NOT my Father...

Singularities. Points in Human History which have become corrupted with the presence of a Holy Grail with the end result being the incineration of Humanity. However, it is not the Grails alone which are divergent. The Incineration comes about as one world in particular comes to an end. The two become linked as figures from a different Throne reach across the barriers between worlds

His father refused to give him any training. Cardin refused to leave him be once he found out about his fake transcripts. And when witnessing an Ursa Major attack Cardin, Jaune refused to watch him die. Being left as another casualty to the Grimm, he was even refused a clean death. Sent to a world brought low by a Lord’s fear of the dark, what’s another failure like him to do?

After his defeat at the hands of the Ashen One, Gael awakens in a world far different from his. A world where blind desires and compassions for lust roam freely. How will this world handle one such as Gael, and more importantly, will Gael be able to keep himself under control or will he become a mad beast once more? (All rights to the actual owners of MGE and DS)

Battered but unbroken, Beacon barely stood against the machinations of Cinder Fall. Friends have parted, each embarking on their own journey. An unkindled leads the way to Mistral, and an unbreakable undead accompanies a silver-eyed girl to Menagerie. Yet once more the Abyss stirs, and sinister eyes turn their red gazes towards the light, the orbs glinting with dark malice...

The fight against his student ended, but after the cowardly blow to his back, Master Eraqus thought this would be his end. That is until he awakened in a decadent land corrupted by light and whose only salvation seems to be darkness. But that can't be right, can it? Isn't darkness always evil? Maybe it's time for the master to become a student again.

Would you take the deal? Live your wildest fantasies at the cost of orchestrating the most significant prison break ever conceived? Spanning six worlds, millions of years, and more violence than you can shake a stick at. Everyone wants freedom. Everyone. So... Sign here. No hard feelings. Just Company Policy. (WC/Soulsborne/Superheroes, shaken not stirred, with a twist of madness)

Bell Cranel died to a Minotaur in the Dungeon. Years later, he finds himself in Lordran after escaping the Undead Asylum only to die over and over. And then he burned for many, many years. And after many centuries, what seemed like a dream, Bell finds himself back in the Dungeon. So what does he do now that he's back home? To be frank, he just wants to be left alone.

Oh how the Eclipse reminds

Months after Subaru's knighting, Emilia is invited to an unmapped city within the Augria Sand Dunes. Curious and eager to make new connections, Emilia and company embark on a journey to visit this so-called 'Ringed City'.

The World of Fire ended. But the Ashen One refused to die alongside it. Taking the last cinders for herself, she left through a gate throwing her into a new world. Here she would live again, unburdened by the legacy of the Flame. Or so she hopes. Conquest/Revelation path, starting years before the events of the game.

The Chosen Undead had finished his task, linking the flame. Yet, subjected to the fate of becoming Lord of Cinder, his faith in the gods waver, especially with Gwyn stuck within him. After millennia, he is freed from his cage and allowed to fly in the world of Remnant. Will this faithless knight act as a pawn for higher forces or wrest control of his own fate?

The Savage: an alien race hell bent on wiping out humanity. And the only way to fight them is an advanced weapon system enhancer known as a Hundred. But even with such advanced weaponry, there's only so much that humanity can handle before a Savage can overpower them. But humans learned of a greater power, one that could destroy the Savage, but will take in return. The Abyss calls.

The Bearer of the Curse completed his objective, he escaped the cycle with the crown on his head, but that wasn't the end of his journey as the golden rays of grace dragged Alden to the Lands Between, placing him in another unwanted mission. Now Alden battles across the Lands, caught in a war between Demigods, gathering the Great Runes and searching for a way to return home.

His duty had been fulfilled. Now the Ashen One could finally rest. Yet, as fate would have it, he is called once again in a world called Remnant to fulfil another. If only he knew how complicated it would be.

The Age of Fire is coming to an end. The Darksign has awoken, and it signifies the end of light, and the beginning of the Age of Dark. Mankind are becoming Undead, and the Undead are becoming Hollow as Despair grips their hearts. The people need a savior. A chosen warrior. A Chosen Undead. Makoto wonders why the fu- frick this is happening to him. He's just a normal Japanese teen.

"Embers represent One's story from the Old Era, as well as the new. As they fade away and others are created to take its place, it is my duty to not let their stories be forgotten."-Avatar of the Great Tree from the Ever After. HUGE SPOILERS FOR DARK SOULS: EMBERS OF REMNANT AND MUST READ!

AU. Death is not always the end. That's something that the Chosen Undead knew by heart but something he hated about his existence, now after linking the fire he finds himself in a strange yet almost familiar world in which man is still the playthings of immortal beings. But one thing is clear to him. he's no one pawn anymore.

People marked with the legendary Dark Sign have started to rise across the world, heralding the return of the Undead from the ancient stories about Lordran, a land that was once to the east of Xing on the Pacifica Continent, replaced with the more modern Noah's Ark. But with most of his memories gone, can Lavi recall his lost knowledge in time to save himself from going hollow?

Remnant is a world housed by the remains of a people constantly warring with soulless monsters that would see them extinct. Yet they aren't the only remnants on their planet. Remnant is far older than any of its denizens could imagine, older than even their Brother Gods. One of these relics of their past is not as dead as the rest, and its awakening will bring fate to its knees...

Struck down by the Chosen Undead, Artorias the Abysswalker finds himself in an Age long after his own. Forced to ally with old foes, he must face the true nature of Mankind once more