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Abandoned in the woods when his quirk didn't come in time. Izuku struggled to survive on his own. Forgotten by many, Izuku did not give up and die like his mother wanted him to. Instead, he fought to live and then thrived when a quirk manifested. As time passed, rumors came up about a beast in the woods made of flesh and bone in different shapes. Many thought it was made up or children's imaginations gone awry. In truth, it was just a green bean hanging out in the woods and being spotted when he wandered.

Izuku Midoriya was supposed to die in a plane crash when he was seven. Instead, he woke up on a deserted island with fox ears, five tails, and a Quirk that turned him into something closer to a myth than a kid. Years passed. The other survivors disappeared. The animals listened to him. The island became his territory. Then a group of pro heroes showed up and found the "feral child" who had been ruling the place. Now Izuku is eighteen, looks eight, and is about to enter U.A. Academy of Heroics. He doesn't understand half of hero society, has zero filter, and treats the entire school like it's just another territory to explore. Also, he decided the strongest rabbit hero in Japan is his mate. Hero society has absolutely no idea what to do with the Five-Tailed Problem Child.

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In a world where quirks define your worth, Izumi Midoriya was born without one. That should've been the end of her dream to become a hero-but Izumi refused to let fate bury her. After a devastating accident leaves her on the brink of death at age eleven, she's outfitted with black-market cyberware that not only saves her life but pushes her beyond human limits. Now sixteen, Izumi is the most heavily augmented student ever accepted into U.A. High's Hero Course-an anomaly in a system built for the genetically gifted. Her titanium bones, optic neural suite, and synthetic musculature grant her power, but they also brand her a freak among her classmates. Many whisper she's just a glorified machine in a hero's skin. But Izumi knows better than anyone: chrome doesn't make you a hero-choice does. As the Hero Commission quietly drafts legislation to ban cybernetically enhanced individuals from holding hero licenses, Izumi becomes the face of a new kind of justice. In a society obsessed with quirks and bloodlines, she'll carve her own legacy in steel. Even if it kills her.

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More than a decade of years of heroism ended in a quiet hospital bed, Izuku Midoriya's hand still warm in his grandchildren's grasp. Death should have been the epilogue. Instead, the retired Symbol of Peace and Hope awakens in a seventeen-year-old body, summoned to a cosmic void by Nikke, the Goddess of Victory. A war-torn Earth-stripped of sky, driven underground into the Ark-bleeds beneath the Raptures: relentless alien machines that hunt humanity to extinction. Nikke's previous champions-warlords, prodigies, demigods-fell to the swarm's cold evolution. She needs not raw power, but the boy who once turned despair into dawn with nothing but unbreakable hope. Granted Victory For All, a golden echo of One For All that grows not through stockpiled might but through the belief of those he inspires, Here, humanity's last daughters-Nikkes, weaponized girls with stolen memories-fight a war they were never meant to win. But the Symbol of Hope has returned, scars and all. To save this world, he must rekindle the fire of a species that forgot how to dream. To protect his own, he must stop the Raptures before they cross the void to his grandchildren's future. One retired hero. One dying planet. One final Plus Ultra.

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