Idea 37.

I'm open to people suggesting things like ships but remember I write Fem!Izuku (Izumi) x other girls and I'm more interested in some pairs than others. Rare pairs are very welcome, you all know me.

Relationships such as potential friends, mentors, or family members (adoption is fine)

Miscellaneous stuff like what school Izumi may attend or if she didn't, whether she's a hero student, criminal, or villain, key parts of her personality, hero and quirk names and story titles, what type of story it is, hell you can all even suggest where OFA goes, etc.

Instead of just putting out ideas, I also did a little writing for each one but that DOESN'T mean this beta writing would be in the story if said idea takes off.

Anyways, feel free to leave suggestions in the reviews and of course which idea they pertain to.

Enjoy, more notes at the end!

Title: (?)

*Ragdoll POV*

Besides what her quirk was, Tomoko was naturally a very observant person.

It didn't take much effort for her to spot something strange in the surrounding area of the forest lodge her team frequented so she quickly and carefully followed the outlying spots. Disturbed dirt, broken off branches from bushes, dropped fruit, the heroine traced the somewhat sparse but obvious trail as quietly as possible and noted that she was slowly gaining on whatever was leaving behind such things. Tomoko pushed her way into a clearing that was freshly disturbed and she studied the immediate area and realized how much more stripped it had been. It was like a somewhat large group had swept through here but she did find at least a single pair of human like tracks. The person had been barefoot and they were also small like a child which only gave the hero a more urgent sense to catch up.

It may not have seemed like much of a struggle but in a world of quirks there was easily another possible explanation. If nothing had happened then good but if there was a chance of a kidnapping then Tomoko needed to do something. Her teammates hadn't arrived yet, the green haired heroine had come early to prepare for them, so there was no one to back her up at the moment. Speeding up, the heroine made use of her quirk and soon enough found a spark of who she was looking for but to her surprise there didn't seem to be anyone else. It only took a few minutes for her to get within eyesight of the child and she nearly shouted out when she saw the child, scaled halfway up a cliff face to grab some plants, releasing her grip to drop down. The green haired woman was dashing in but she knew that she wouldn't be in time but the child suddenly slowed and floated a bit, gusts of wind beneath her, after coming close to the ground.

Tomoko had been stunned silent and studied the kid who then went about to a little fire pit that they were building. It was a little girl with blackish green hair who was wrapped up in just a dirty ragged cloak for clothing. She looked around 6 but it was possible that she was instead just on the smaller side. The little girl herself was quite dirty, not just her cloak, but she didn't appear that unhealthy and instead looked as if she was doing just fine by herself. Tomoko activated her quirk again, this time on a whim, and she noted that some kind of almost transparent orbs were circling around the girl. There were quite a few but they only came in yellow, red, purple, and blue and the girl suddenly had her own faint yellow hue for a moment before she broke a large stone with her bare hands. The girl finished her fire pit and her hue turned red and a small flame sprung up before her energy turned purple and small winds fanned the fire. Finally the aura switched to blue and water pooled in the little girl's hands.

The child started eating her food hastily, grabbing whatever she gathered from fruits to plants, and Tomoko wondered how she should approach her. The child clearly had been living out here long enough to be comfortable with such a lifestyle and the green haired heroine guessed the auras had to do with her quirk but she still wasn't fond of the idea of leaving a small child out in the forest. The floating energies around the girl suddenly swelled and Tomoko identified 28 of them, 7 of each color, before the girl's eyes darted directly to the woman. The heroine hadn't even called out yet but the little girl had nearly scaled the whole rock face from earlier before she peered down at Tomoko curiously. The child looked cautious as well as she clung to the rocks but she also was waiting patiently and studying the heroine.

"Sorry to spook you," Tomoko called out with a chipper yet gentle tone, doing her best to not scare off the girl. "The place I stay is around here but I didn't know someone was already living here."

The heroine wasn't sure if the girl would understand her but the little greenette didn't scramble away at least. The girl instead stared at her a moment longer before seeming to whisper something to the barely visible energy around her. It appeared as if she was having a conversation with it but she eventually looked back at Tomoko. The green haired hero's heart nearly leapt into her throat as the girl jumped down again, her hue going yellow this time as she landed on the ground completely unhurt, and the little greenette and her following energy ran up to her and started circling around her as they observed her.

"Hungry?" the girl suddenly asked, looking up at her and Tomoko smiled a little at the offer.

"I'd be happy to join you," she nodded and the girl consulted her energies again before pulling her over to where she had been eating.

Tomoko mainly watched the girl eat while asking her a few questions, each time the small greenette consulting her unknown followers, and the heroine put together what she learned. The little girl, Izumi, had been living here for as long as she knew and was about 8 or so years old. She didn't know what a quirk was and Tomoko was the first person she'd ever seen before. Izumi had said the energies around her were her friends and she informed the heroine that they had supposedly been with her since she was born, at least according to them, and that they could also speak and were the ones who taught her stuff. Tomoko was convinced that they were indeed the girl's quirk but what had surprised her was when Izumi materialized them into a fully visible form. They each looked like little two legged creatures, with 4 different designs based on their color alignment, and all 28 of them had their own names. The creatures themselves were surprisingly intelligent and had some of their own individuality so Tomoko somewhat considered them as a separate existence to Izumi despite them coming through her quirk.

"Would you like to visit where I'm staying and my friends Izumi?" Tomoko offered but she was surprised when the child instead reverted back to cautious.

"I like living here with my friends," the green haired girl said quietly and the heroine nodded.

"You don't have to stay with us or anything," she assured, realizing that the girl or the creatures must have caught onto her intentions, "but you can come say hello when you want to."

Izumi again conversed with her creatures, the beings returning to energy so their words were hidden, before she nodded in affirmation. "Just to say hi," she agreed and Tomoko assured her with a small smile.

She didn't want to force the girl but Tomoko at least wanted to make sure she was taken care of.

Notes and Stuff

Quirk: Djinn

One of my favorite RPGs of all time is the first Golden Sun game and I really wanted to do something with that fact so I opted to give Izumi use of the 28 original djinns from the game and the respective 16 summons. I'm unsure if I also want to give her some of the psynergy or the abilities of unleashing each djinn but for sure I'm giving her the summons.

In this beta writing Izumi is 8 years old and has been living in the forests around the Pussycats' training lodge. I don't really have a direction for her yet or what kinds of relationships she'd have with certain characters, such as if Ragdoll eventually adopts her or if she's just a sort of guardian that checks on Izumi who remains living in the forest, but I'm giving it more thought.

Anyways, feel free to leave me suggestions in the reviews!