IN WHICH Mai Itadori is a K-Pop idol in one of the biggest groups called SLEEPLESS, and one day her adopted brother Izuku invites her to his best friends boxing match. Where she meets a red head and an explosive blond... and her heart really can't handle two boxers after her can she

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IN WHICH Mai Itadori has to surive her last year at U.A. High. How hard could it be? OC x Katsuki Bakugo/Izuku Midorya Apart of the STARBLITZ universe Crossposted on Archive of Our Own © My Hero Academia / Kōhei Horikoshi © Starburst / @n0tcut3anym0re on wp, OMG_itsmai on ao3

"ɪ'ᴍ ʟɪᴋᴇ ꜱᴏᴍᴇ ᴋɪɴᴅ ᴏꜰ ꜱᴜᴘᴇʀɴᴏᴠᴀ." Mai Itadori has always been a little too loud, a little too reckless, and maybe-just maybe-a little too determined to prove she belongs among the best. With a Quirk that lets her bend light and gravity itself, she's a walking explosion of chaos wrapped in pink and starlight. But underneath the jokes and bravado lies a girl desperate to be seen-not as a sidekick, not as someone's shadow, but as a hero in her own right. When Mai earns her spot at U.A. High, she finds herself thrown headfirst into a whirlwind of rivalries, friendships, and more near-death experiences than she'd like to count. Between clashing with her childhood friend Katsuki, and teaming up with her best friend Izuku, forming an unlikely bond with the quiet and mysterious Iniko, her path to heroism is anything but simple.

Sunny Henderson had always been smart-just not in the way people usually meant when they said it. She wasn't a math genius like her twin brother Dustin, who lived and breathed numbers and science, who could lose hours to circuits and theories and experiments. Sunny's intelligence lived somewhere quieter, tucked between the pages of the books she devoured and the stories she carried around in her head. While everyone else at Hawkins Middle seemed perfectly content being clueless, she noticed things. Patterns. Feelings. The way people hid parts of themselves behind jokes and bravado. Books were her escape, her safe place, her proof that there was a bigger world waiting beyond the cracked sidewalks of Hawkins. She never imagined she'd actually have to face one of those worlds herself. Everything changes the night her best friend Will vanishes after a late-night game of Dungeons & Dragons. One moment he's laughing with the group, rolling dice and arguing about rules, and the next he's gone-like he was erased. The town insists it's an accident. A wrong turn. Bad luck. But Sunny knows better. Things don't just disappear like that. People don't vanish without leaving something behind. As Hawkins begins to feel smaller and darker, Sunny is pulled into a mystery that refuses to stay buried. Strange events ripple through the town, secrets crawl to the surface, and the line between imagination and reality starts to blur. The stories she once escaped into begin to feel uncomfortably real-and for the first time, she's living inside one she doesn't know how to finish. amazing stunning cover by liquidlyn

Yui Saisho has always felt a little out of place. Quiet to the point of being overlooked, she's spent most of her life on the sidelines-watching friendships form without her, learning how to be invisible because it felt easier than trying to belong. People rarely talked to her, and when they did, it never lasted long. So when she's given the chance to join a student exchange program in Japan, she doesn't expect much more than a change of scenery. What she doesn't expect is Karasuno High School-a place bursting with noise, warmth, and an almost ridiculous amount of energy. Or the family she's placed with, whose home is anything but quiet. Especially their son, a tall, sarcastic boy on the boys' volleyball team who seems to have a talent for getting under her skin. Tsukishima Kei is blunt, teasing, and clearly unimpressed by her silence, and Yui quickly decides she doesn't like him at all. But Karasuno has a way of pulling people in. Before she knows it, Yui is being dragged into gym practices, after-school chaos, and late afternoons spent watching a group of overly passionate boys chase their dreams across a volleyball court. Somehow, they decide she belongs there too. Even more confusing? Some of them are... kind of cute. Loud, annoying, but warm in ways she's never experienced before. As days turn into memories, Yui begins to realize that maybe being quiet doesn't mean being invisible-and maybe, just maybe, she's allowed to take up space too. cover by liquidlyn