Reality is never as good as it seems. It's stained with discrimination, just because you're the tiniest bit different. Stains can never be removed. They'll linger there, forever, for all of eternity. But who said that was a bad thing?

Midoriya Izuku becomes a vigilante. Maybe it's the hero complex, maybe it's the guilt, or maybe it's the ever growing need for a hero to stick up for the little guys; none of that matters, except for the fact that he's there. And he's going to save them all. "Them", notably being the insomniac we know and love, Shinsou Hitoshi, the mechanic, Hatsume Mei, and our resident pretty boy, Todoroki Shouto.

When he was a kid, Midoriya Izuku was hit by an unknown Quirk. He was found a few days later, unharmed. He was gone for just a few days to the world, and he never told anyone where he'd been. Who would believe that he'd been sent back in time several hundred years to the Pre-Quirk Era? That he'd been adopted by a pair of circus performers who gave him the name Richard Grayson? That he, Quirkless Midoriya Izuku, had become Robin, the Boy Wonder, famed partner to the Old Hero, Batman. Yeah. Nobody was going to believe that. At least he could become a LEGAL hero, now.

(Not being rewriten anymore) Izuku, son of the most dangerous serial killer and most notorious villain called Devour, but also son of the Number 3 heroine MoonTagger, was born quirklees but loved by both of his parents. Until a accident that was famous by the destruction caused,he was declared death together with his father and mother, but the truth is, Izuku not only survived and lost all of his emotions but also got a extremely powerful quirk that was a fusion between the entire generation of their parent's family.

Izuku had it all until it was ripped away from. First his mom. Next his freedom. Then his eyes. After it all, he was thrown to the street. Fortunately for him, a certain sleep deprived hero and two toned boy came into his life and changed it for the better. UPDATE: New cover done by Scinn-Tilly! Thank you so, so, SO much for clicking on and reading!