Complete. The Butterfly Effect dictates that the smallest pebble dropped into the ocean would create the greatest of tidal waves. How much change could one new life make, if added to a world it was never meant to be in? Self-Insert. OC.

Life can be a cruel thing, especially when it was never meant to be given to you in the first place. Self-Insert / SI OC. -COMPLETE-

In which Konoha's beloved jinchūriki finds herself in an odd new world with only Kurama by her side. He insists bijū bombs are the only way to fix this issue. OP characters doing OP things.

Not everyone can be a hero. Sometimes you have to play the villain in order to save everyone. OC Self-Insert SI OC

She seems to be everywhere at once, and for some reason, she hasn't really aged. Seen all throughout history books, it's obvious that Elliot Malec is a time traveler. From paintings of what looks like a metal box on wheels in prehistoric caves to pictures of her photo bombing what seems to be nearly every important event that's ever taken place, The Third Hokage is determined to meet this girl. And he might just get to when she crash lands right in his village, and she isn't alone either.

Elizabeth has a spunky personality and penchant for landing herself in trouble. She has more than a few secrets up her sleeve, but as far as everyone else is concerned, she's just the weird, quiet kid in the back of the class. They're in for a ride awakening when she finally makes her way onto a ninja team and proves she's anything but meek. It becomes apparent she's far different than your average chakra wielder. There are other forces at play here, and she's the one controlling the strings. (I do NOT own the cover art, but worry not, I should be making some soon to replace it. Until then, let us make do)

WARNING: OLD STORY!!! REPOSTING AT REQUEST OF THE PPL!!!! IS NOT EDITED!!! MAY NOT UPDATE!!! Shy and timid, Hollow doesn't know much about the world, or herself. She's spent most of her life in a giant glass tube, just floating in a thick blue liquid. Abandoned for around a year, the Light Goddess inside of her works hard to preserve the girl before breaking her out of her comatose state, and helping her escape the desolate hideout she was kept in all her life. Stumbling through the woods, hurt, alone and scared, she's found by the infamous zombie duo. Unsure of what to do with the kid, and knowing they can't leave her there, they make the decision to take her with them. (This is an alternate story-line

Tenya Iida has navigated through life without many friends. Preschool was full of kids discovering their quirks and deeming his creepy. Elementary was the start of the real bullying, where they begun to mock him for his mannerisms, target his quirk, his appearance, and so on and so forth. He didn't think middle school would be all that different. Private or not, it didn't particularly matter to him. He knew there were going to be unsavory types wherever he went. He didn't expect to make a friend. Not one like this.

Harper Rye can, to put it simply, read minds. It's not something she consciously does. Her quirk simply allows her to pick up people's thoughts, regardless of whether she wants to or not. The fact that she can't turn it off makes having such a power nearly unbearable. To make matters worse, she's somehow managed to fall under the radar of the super-genius principal of UA high, Nezu. He's sure there's a traitor amongst them, and is convinced Harper is the key to finding them and shutting them down. Plunged into a world she never wanted to be in, Harper finds herself on the fast track to becoming a hero, maybe managing to make some friends for once in her life, and quite possibly saving Japan from near-certain destruction.

Thirteen year old Etsu hasn't been given a very good run of life. Stealing chips and jello cups from a hospital just to get some food in her, she doesn't expect to stumble across the room of a five year old Shoto Todoroki. Left recovering alone from a burn scar over his eye and looking terribly sad in his too-big hospital bed, Etsu doesn't expect to spontaneously ask if he wants to come with her, either. Now both on the streets, Etsu's determined to give Shoto the life he deserves. Because if she's going to kidnap an entire child, she's going to commit to it and get him what he needs. No matter how hard it is or how many laws she has to break. After all, she already took him-- anything that comes after is just another cherry on top. Now, if she can just do all that without getting caught, that'd be great. And where do all these other children keep coming from? (Or: Etsu sees Shoto Todoroki in the hospital and thinks he looks very alone. After asking if he wants to come with her, she whisks him away to raise him. It goes a lot better than you'd think. Even if she does get a couple more kids than she bargained for in the end.)