Reinhard van Astrea, the Sword Saint of Lugunica, is a child burdened by power no one his age should possess. Blessed by the world itself and feared by those closest to him, Reinhard carries the guilt of his grandmother's death and the weight of a kingdom that relies on him as its greatest weapon. When a mysterious force answers his despair and tears him away from his world, Reinhard awakens in an unfamiliar land where spirits do not exist and power takes a different form. Stranded in modern-day Japan, he is discovered by All Might, the Symbol of Peace, and quietly taken under his protection. Caught between two realities, Reinhard must decide what it truly means to be a hero when strength alone is no longer the answer, and whether he can finally choose a life for himself instead of one demanded by fate. A/N: This is a crossover written by me no translation. It's merely for fun so please don't be too critical. If you have any suggestions on how the story should continue, I am open to listening.

DARTH VADER, Dark Lord of the Sith, has killed the emperor in order to save his son, LUKE SKYWALKER. But it costed him his life. In his final moments with Luke, he passes away, only to awaken in a new world of people with strange powers they call 'quirks'. How would the world react to his appearance, will they kindly help him, or only be an obstacle in his way? Go beyond PLUS ULTRA! May the Force be with you. XXXXX This story has some parts inspired by various fanfics, many pop culture references included as well. Can you find them all? All Star Wars rights go to Lucasfilm. All My Hero Academia rights go to Shonen Jump.

Impostors are among us. Witness the world of My Hero Academia coexist with the alien Impostor. A being who lurks amongst them, awaiting the perfect kill. An individual who holds no allegiance to any side, all for it's selfish benefit. But perhaps there is something the heroes of this world can learn from it. There is no such things as Good Or Evil, Only Gray. Chapter release every week In the process of remaking