Izuku was only a newborn and was place in the Orphanage, He grew up alone and unloved, but he was granted a Power besides Quirk, He now face the world alone.

Y/N Uzumaki, Twin Brother of Naruto Uzumaki, was always an angry person. That's the way Konoha made him ever since they attempted to harm him and his brother when they were kicked out at the orphanage at 3. They had to survive on their own for a while, nearly starving on the streets. Nobody would feed the demon children, though they seemed to favor Naruto more than himself. Perhaps... they saw the Fourth Hokage in him that made them believe that he was less of a demon than Y/N. He hated that. Hated the Village. Most importantly, though, a small seed of hatred for his brother was planted. This seed would grow over time as he was left behind in shadows while Naruto made friends and family with others. The rage sprouted, beginning to drive Y/N insane from this injustice to the world. Why was it that Naruto, the same knuckle-headed fool that played pranks for attention, getting praise from the Hokage? Their senseis? If that's the way the world wanted to treat him... then fine. They feared the monster he would become, and attempted to take it by beating it down like a wild beast. Very well... If they wanted a Monster, they would get one.

Emily is currently trying to prove to Sera she is mature enough to be able to protect herself and try and stop the extermination but as if this wasn't enough, she starts to crush on her best friend Lute Lute has a lot of internalised homophobia and after what happened to Vaggie, tries her hardest to dislike the LGBTQIA+ community. But as she starts to crush on Emily, she starts to question everything she has stood for... After all, she only became an exorcist to protect Emily, so she has to do this whole extermination thing for her, right? Disclaimer: I do not own Hazbin Hotel, the characters used or any of the images inside. I have edited a few images but they are mostly the same. Hazbin Hotel belongs to Vivienne "Vivziepop" Medrano, A24 and Amazon Prime while the images belong to their respective owners. #1 in emilute 22/4/2024 #1 in hellaverse 23/5/2024

After the battle of the hazbin hotel things have become tense in heaven as a sinner has passed the gates of heaven and archangel Michael has called a meeting with Sera and Emily to decide what to do with this sinner

(Lute x Fem!Reader) DISCLAIMER: I do not own Hazbin Hotel. It is made by Vivziepop (Vivienne Medrano) who did an amazing job creating this series. This is just a Lute x Reader Story. Also, !WARNING! If you haven't watched the whole series, this book may contain spoilers. You are one of Adam and Eve's daughters. You are one of the exorcists, and you are in a relationship with Lute. You're pretty innocent, and because of Adam's influence, you believe what heaven's doing is right. When you find out the truth, will you remain the same?

He died. He died doing what he loved. But what if he wasn't finished with his lust of battle nor money?

Izuku Midoriya has Divine Dividing Gear, what happens next? Find out on the next episode of My Divided Academia!

The Ultimate Life Form was created by Atlas as a solution to deal with the Grimm. But, the Ever-Night Order had other plans regarding him. They thought he would be the excellent Protector of Rubindia Constance Rose-Evernight, one of the daughters of Galbatorix.

Being ignored by your friends is the worst feeling. This happened to Izuku Midoriya a recent graduate of UA. His friends have been ignoring him for the past year making him feel isolated like when he was a kid. He suffered abandoned again. He was crying in the park until somebody asked him what was wrong. Izuku immediately recognized him as Cole Cassidy from Overwatch. After their conversation Cole invites Izuku to join Overwatch.

In this gritty reimagining, Izuku Midoriya steps into the shoes of Rock in the lawless, sun-scorched underworld of Black Lagoon, set in the crime-ridden city of Roanapur. A young, idealistic Japanese salaryman, Izuku leaves behind a mundane life in Tokyo after a botched business trip lands him in the clutches of the Lagoon Company, a ragtag crew of mercenaries operating out of a torpedo boat. Unlike his old world, there's no room for heroics here-only survival, shady deals, and moral ambiguity. Izuku, with his sharp mind and unyielding sense of morality, struggles to adapt to the cutthroat environment. He's no fighter, but his knack for negotiation and reading people makes him a reluctant asset to Dutch, the stoic leader; Revy, the volatile sharpshooter; and Benny, the tech-savvy cynic. Instead of corporate reports, Izuku now navigates arms deals, pirate ambushes, and run-ins with Roanapur's ruthless players-crime lords, assassins, and corrupt officials. His earnest desire to find a peaceful resolution clashes with the trigger-happy chaos of the Lagoon Company's jobs, forcing him to confront how far he's willing to bend his principles to survive. As Izuku gets entangled in Roanapur's web of violence-smuggling weapons, dodging cartel hits, and outsmarting mercenaries-he begins to carve out his role, not as a hero, but as the crew's voice of reason, often clashing with Revy's bloodlust. His inexperience is a liability, yet his quick thinking and stubborn resolve earn grudging respect.