When he expelled his entire First Year Heroics class, that was supposed to be the end of it. Aizawa was going to go home, get some coffee and forget the day ever happened. He wasn't supposed to be the accidental target of a rogue Quirk and end up with four legs and fur. On top of that, he was hopelessly lost somewhere in Musutafu. At least, he was until he was picked up by some timid green-haired child who seemed to be far too alone for Shouta's liking. Something about the kid had an old protective instinct rearing up in him. And he didn't like the way All Might was talking, either. Fine. UA could wait a bit. He had a Problem Child to look after first. In which Aizawa is turned into a cat, and adopted by a very lonely third year middle school student named Midoriya Izuku.

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.)

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.

Haruno Sakura was 5 when she realises her imaginary friend was not so imaginary at all and resembles the Second Hokage by a lot. Like a lot a lot. In which Senju Tobirama is Sakura's Ghost Sensei. Things change, chaos ensues and Tobirama is once more reminded with the reason he doesn't have kids. Ghost!Tobirama Strong!Sakura [UPDATES ARE SPORADIC]

Peter wasn't going to let May pay the rent all on her own. Not when there was the two of them, not when being Spider-Man made everything that much harder. And if that meant washing scratched up dishes and scrubbing old blood from the tile grout at Sister Margaret's School for Wayward Girls, then so be it. But then one night, his skin turned blue. (If only his problems didn't multiply from there.) [MCU-verse] :: BETA: @OfCloves Cover Art Commission by: frostmarris on tumblr

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