Izuku Midoriya is a well known vigilante. Well, he is actually a nerd that gets bullied all the time. Ghost or Phantom is a newly popular vigilante. Even though he isn't a hero or villain, he still helps people as much as he can. If someone is hurt, he takes the extra time to patch them up before handing them over to the police. Will Izuku end up being a villain given the chance? Will he become a hero if given the chance? Who knows.

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.

Join us as we explore the story of what if Izuku Midoriya was expelled on the day of the quirk apprehension test that Eraserhead conducted on the first day of class? What if instead of All Might getting Nezu to override the decision, he decides to send Izuku Midoriya to another hero school by pulling a favor with the school? What if Izuku's training underwent a complete overhaul due to the staff at the new school learning of him only having it for a short period of time? What if they learned of him being discriminated against and help him gain confidence in himself instead of leaving him to his own devices as Eraserhead did in the canon? Well, we can see what happens in those what-ifs through this story. As such, join us as we follow Izuku Midoriya's journey as he becomes the Hero of Resilience: Halo. *No images are mine* *Unkown if I will do a ship*