Reborn into the body of a silver-haired orphan in 1980s London, Reinhardt wakes up with memories that aren't his and a power that shouldn't exist. Deep within his soul lies the Holy Grail, a reality-warping relic that grants one wish a year-but with rules that even he cannot break. In a world where magic is a weapon and the timeline has already begun to diverge, Reinhardt isn't interested in being a hero. Armed with a Gacha System that rewards his greed, he begins a ruthless takeover of the Wizarding World's economy. From bankrupting the Malfoy family to de-aging and reclaiming the powerful Black sisters, Reinhardt is rewriting the fate of magical Britain-one pull at a time. But as he summons legendary entities and builds a corporate empire that rivals the Ministry itself, a chilling question remains: In a game where the house always wins, what is the ultimate cost of his ascent?Rei

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Finally, Harry is off to Hogwarts, happy to get as far away from the Dursleys as possible. The only problem is that he had no idea how to find Platform Nine and Three Quarters. Fortunately, the parents of a bushy haired girl are there to help him find his way...

Quirks. Superpowers that most anyone holds nowadays. Quirks can range from anything from running a millisecond faster to the strength to change the weather with just one punch from the wind pressure it generates. Quirks are everything. Quirks define who you are. Every child is elated to discover their quirk and find out who they truly are. This happens around the ripe age of four years old. Some are natural-born heroes. Others are perfect for other occupations such as baking or being an artist. With such a high hope for the future that a quirk brings, one would think they would be happy to discover theirs and reveal just how useful they can be. But... What happens when your quirk dictates you as nothing more than a doll to be used by others? Izuku Midoriya found out four-years-old that not all people are created equally. He found out when he drew the short end of the stick of luck and ended up with a quirk worse than quirklessness. He's dealt with it long enough. Now it's time for Izuku to take hold of his own strings and stop letting others control his life. He won't be a doll forever. (I am bringing this one over from Ao3 where I originally posted it.) (The art is credited to @Alex_Grey22 on Wattpad. Super amazing!!!)

Quirks come in all shapes and sizes, some are useful, some are useless, some are flashy while others are subtle and some are even seen as villainous or heroic. Yet there are some quirks kept secret from the general population because of the potential they hold. These are Kaiju class quirks. This is the story of one such quirk and how Izumi Midoriya will come to terms with being the queen of monsters.

I'm the son of the Dragoon Hero; Ryukyu, and I have a very powerful quirk which is a sort combination of my mother and fathers quirk. Ever since my quirk activated, people have called me a monster, a natural disaster, but I didn't care what they thought I was going to become a hero no matter what. I wanted to a hero even if my quirk was considered villainous, my father told me all about the flaws in society and how people like me were treated, but he died in an accident when I was young and it became harder for my mom to spend time with me, so we started to grow apart, but any free time she had, she spent with me and she did try her best to raise me on her own which I'm grateful for.

"Be careful what you wish for." If only someone told Izuku this sooner. Maybe he could have been lucky enough to be born quirkless. Yet he knows, through each painful death, that things could have been worse. So much worse. Midoriya Izuku, Quirk: Return by Death (AKA, my completely self-indulgent Re:Zero AU because I couldn't get it out of my head. Contains lots of pointless suffering and angst. You don't need to know anything about Re:Zero to read this.)

'Ordinary', was not exactly the word Tony would use to describe the avengers. Far from it. No, between norse gods, walking science miracles, assassins, and more, the Avengers were anything but ordinary, and the things they delt with certainly weren't either. Still, it wasn't every day someone fell out of the sky. In other words: Thanos is screwing up Space and Time with his search for the Infinity stones. Edward Elric (as always) gets caught up in the mess. Now he has to save Earth, and get back to Amestris in time to stop Father. Could this get any better? Yes. Because the Aether is a Philosophers Stone. Great.