[I made the story cover so sorry it looks so bad!] I'm not great at titles soooo Izuku basically just doesn't care. (He's also sorta a tease) I don't own my hero academia or the pics or songs.... [unless I say otherwise] k bye

The beauty of the era of quirks wasn't the amazing abilities; it was that nobody sane would even entertain the thought that Kuroko, the most wanted vigilante in all of Japan, was Quirkless. Disclaimer: This story does not belong to me. It belongs to @A_ToastToTheOutcasts on Archiveofourown, and neither of us owns Boku No Hero Academia. Current Word Count: 90,014

Midoriya is quirkless. Yeah, but his intelligence is unmatched. He leaves middle school to go to college early and earned a doctorate in Quirk Studies at a record pace, not to mention he's a brilliant inventor too. Now, he returns to Japan to pursue a career at U.A High School, as their top quirk researcher and occasional support specialist, where he is certain to see a familiar face again... and plenty of new ones too.

Izuku is quirkless. But with his father being the popular Pro Hero Flamethrower, Izuku didn't accept he was useless, but instead strove to embrace and overcome it. Izuku was taught to defend himself and was raised with skills. Since he was a genius, he skipped middle school and went straight to highschool, where he learned to be a Pro Hero by his father. At a still young age, Izuku became the first ever Quirkless Hero, and showed the world he was quirkless and powerful. How will Izuku impact the world, and the way that people viewed the quirkless? And how the quirkless viewed themselves?

Izuku Midoriya was four years old when he learned that he was quirkless. He was determined to become the first powerless hero, but at every turn he was shot down. He was called useless, helpless and weak. He was bullied, tormented, humiliated, and cut down at every turn. This all changed when he met his teacher, Silver Fang. Also: I don't own this cover. I did not draw it, I found it.