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.)

Inko Midoriya can't take it anymore and abandons Izuku, and All Might swoops in to save the day with a smile. The line between successor and son blurs, if it was ever there at all. (Or: Izuku's worth more than a quirk, and it's about damn time someone sees that.)

The possibility of One For All being sentient doesn't occur to Izuku at first. Honestly, his life would probably be a whole lot easier if it'd stayed that way. As if sharing his body with half a dozen spirits and trying to harness their stockpiled power wasn't enough, now they're starting to influence him. And he doesn't know how to make it stop. (Or: One For All is sentient and that's a problem. Really, Izuku just wants to enjoy some scrambled eggs.) ((Tododeku pairing))

Midoriya has no quirk. His father decided to leave him in a random forest and Midoriya decided to live by himself. Nothing comes from trusting people, especially adults. What happens when the pro heroes come? I do not own Mha or any pictures shown. Cross-posted on AO3

When faced with a real-life hero situation the students of the U.A were quick to save the people held hostage with the help of their teachers. Once saved Bakugo came face to face with a person he left behind at the end of middle school. Faced with the guilt of how he treated his former friend he decides it's time to get back what they once had.

All Might went into an orphanage for a charity event and came out with a new lease on life and an adorable-- if not slightly traumatized-- son. Izuku is a boy with open eyes and a kindness that stretches miles and miles deep. He knows more than any ten year old should, and Toshinori is aware of this. He's been aware of this since the moment he crouched down in front of the boy and let him press their palms together. Now Toshinori is impossibly smitten and determined to heal Izuku the same way he helped heal him, no matter what challenges jump in the way. He'll protect and build him up no matter what. For his son, nothing is ever too much. Of course, he never claimed to think fatherhood to be easy going in. He just... hadn't thought it would make him want to Detroit Smash some cocky brat named 'Kacchan' through a wall either. Or: Izuku heals All Might on a whim and gets himself a new, (extremely overprotective) dad in the process.

Meet Izuku Midoriya, UA's resident immortal. After an extended holiday traveling the world, Izuku-sensei decides to come back to UA and teach the next generation of heroes. His old students have no idea he's back, but isn't that part of the fun? Just what will his new and former students say when they see him? #1 in mha 10/28/22 Cover and My Hero Academia not mine

Shoto wants to marry a boy. Unfortunately, that isn't legal in Japan... at least, it's not yet. Enji has his work cut out for him. Or: The Endeavor Redemption pride one shot you never knew you needed.

Harper Rye can, to put it simply, read minds. It's not something she consciously does. Her quirk simply allows her to pick up people's thoughts, regardless of whether she wants to or not. The fact that she can't turn it off makes having such a power nearly unbearable. To make matters worse, she's somehow managed to fall under the radar of the super-genius principal of UA high, Nezu. He's sure there's a traitor amongst them, and is convinced Harper is the key to finding them and shutting them down. Plunged into a world she never wanted to be in, Harper finds herself on the fast track to becoming a hero, maybe managing to make some friends for once in her life, and quite possibly saving Japan from near-certain destruction.

Aizawa finds a little boy in the basement of a villain base and agrees to take care of him until they can catch whoever's going to be wanting him back. He doesn't realize Izuku can see the dead, but in his defense, it's not like Izuku talks enough to tell him. Flickering lights, faint humming as he drifts off at night, floating objects and cold spots? Someone is haunting his halls, and he thinks he knows who. (or: Izuku can see the dead, and Shirakumo is one of them)