While out at a nearby store getting supplies for their work studies, Midoriya and Kirishima accidently bump into someone on their way back to UA's campus. Startled, the person activates their quirk and the two boys pass out. They wake to find a note reading "Sorry, should wear off eventually" They also wake up noticeably smaller in a pile of their formerly-fitting clothes. TLDR: The reverse of my previous work Babysitters Kiri and Deku where Todoroki and Bakugou get to be the babysitters now. Though, obviously, many a mistake will be made.

The sequel to Izuku is a Therapist For Villains. This time in the reform program. Izuku has to deal with the eleven members of the yakuza that his friends (both hero and villain) had to fight at one point in their lives. Izuku becomes a therapist for each and every yakuza member of the Shie Hassaki. And they don't know exactly how to feel about the weird, overly nice therapist. And just like last time, they are treated to a sort of rehab facility in the middle of nowhere to try and reform them. If they fail the reform, they go back to jail. And from the looks of it, they won't be as easy dealt with then the League of Villains.

What if Bakugou was misunderstanding something this entire time. What if Izuku wasn't interested in the whole heroes and villains thing that society projected and wrapped itself around. What if Izuku found a book in a library as a child that introduced him to a whole new world. A beautiful, intricate, enticing world about life. Because even though not all men are born equal, they will always have the opportunity to improve and live their lives fully.