Getting turned down by his number hero was bad enough, but what's what was losing the only parent in your life and this affected our main protagonist Izuku Midoriya, without his mom he feels empty but then he gets help but it wasn't what he had in mind at all. Making a deal with Devil himself, Izuku will now gain powers beyond that of a quirk, power that would divert his path from its canon.

At four years old, Izuku Yagi is diagnosed as quirkless while his twin sister Izumi has powerful telekinesis. It is also when he's four years old that his parents start to forget about him. But that won't stop him from achieving his dream of becoming a hero. Nothing will. Not being forgotten by his parents. Not being beat by his sister and childhood friend near daily. After all, All Might says that anyone can be a hero. "It's nice to have a dream, but keep it realistic." Abandoned once again, this time with his dream crushed, he takes his childhood friend's advice. 'Take a swan dive off the roof and pray for a quirk in your next life!' The only problem? It doesn't work. Now. How will the audience react? (Ship tags are not attached since I'm not sure of them) (The cover is not mine. I obviously do not claim rights to BNHA.)

Izuku, he never had a good life since he was born he always getting treat by his parents and sibling as a pleague and the worse is he diagnosed as quirkless that make him suffer even more his childhood friends (1A) and his sibling bully on him his parent neglected on him only one who stay with him is his twin sister Izumi until he ran away and come back everyone regret what they done so Izuku forgave them and finally have a good life but time pass his father figure All Might died for saving him Izumi and Eri died too. His girlfriends cheating on him with 1A boy Everyone blame on him and leave him behind with bruise and scars they gave and he disappeared. And finally he have a chance to change his fate with his power surpassed his limitation and also a new hero name, Hero Of The Dawn: Daybreak

UA thought they knew Izuku Midoriya. They were wrong. Before the shy smiles, before the notebooks and apologies, there was a different Izuku--sharp-tongued, observant, and unapologetically dangerous when cornered. Japan taught him to soften. UA taught him to shrink. And when betrayal came--swift, public, and unforgivable--it didn't break him. It reminded him of who he used to be. Izuku returned to America. To the man who had raised him on hard truths instead of hero worship, who taught him that power without a backbone gets you used, and that survival sometimes means letting people burn bridges behind you. Moving back wasn't an escape--it was a reset. America didn't make Izuku ruthless. It gave him permission to stop pretending that he wasn't. Now he's back in Japan, and the boy who was cast aside is gone. In his place stands someone calmer. Colder. Smarter. Someone who remembers every look of doubt, every accusation, every friend who stayed silent. UA expects apologies. They expect forgiveness. They expect the old Izuku. What they get in return is the version of himself he buried to survive them--and he's done filtering for anyone. My Hero Academia and the characters aren't mine. All credit goes to Kohei Horikoshi. I only own the plot and OCs.

After the izuku Parker manages to reclaim his body from Otto Octavius control but it was already too late,his reputation was shattered along with his personal life,Mary Jane cheated on him with a guy named Paul his friends and family turned they back on him he was hunted by heroes and villains like a freak but he then get's killed by the sinister six as they ambushed him but to his surprise he meets someone that changes his life forever

After Cole MacGrath sacrificed his life to save the world, and Delsin Rowe lead the charge for Conduit rights, the world was at peace, until in 2070 a baby in China, glowed. Now the world had 3 species of human inhabiting it, the regular humans, the conduits and now the quirked, and that was just too much for most to accept. But after nearly 150 years of strife and confusion, the world is now at peace... again. For now. Enter our hero... Izuku Midoriya, aspiring hero and quirkless loser, but also potential conduit... he just needs a little, push. Watch as UA gets its first conduit student and realise just how powerful they can be as Izuku becomes a great hero through not just training, but his very actions. --------------------- I wrote this for one reason... no one else has. Seriously I cannot find any fic were Izuku is a unique conduit, and not just a copy of Cole or Delsin, so in the words of Thanos... "Fine then, I'll do it myself." BTW, I own neither of these franchises.

What happens when Izuku Midoriya breaks after relentless bullying and abuse from his family, friends and society? He gives up. But, fate had other plans for him. Giving the boy who had a pure heart a another chance in life was the plan. A life at a different world and at a different place. How will he survive the new world? And why is he called a isekai harem protagonist? Oh, well we will know.

"In brightest day, in blackest night, No evil shall escape my sight. Let those who worship evil's might, Beware my power... Green Lantern's light!"

Meta-abilities-extraordinary powers that appeared across humanity-have become so common that the world now mirrors the comic book fantasies of old. Known as Quirks, these abilities shape heroes, villains, and the fragile balance between them. Yet what history fails to remember is this: Humanity has held power before. Disclaimer: I do not own My Hero Academia or its characters. All rights belong to their respective creators. Inspired by: The Green Flash by martville The ONE True Hero by j vision lil Cross Posted on AO3

Izuku Midoriya has always been told he's powerless, a boy destined to watch heroes from the sidelines. But when he unknowingly consumes the legendary Mera-Mera no Mi, fire bursts through him, igniting his body and his spirit. With every spark, he learns that courage, heart, and determination can defy fate itself. From the ashes of hopelessness, he rises to become a blazing symbol of hope... ...the boy who will one day be the world's greatest hero.