There are plenty of quirks nobody has ever heard of. They pop up all the time. With each new generation comes a wave of possibilities for power, and for new breeds of hero to be born.The hero business is getting more powerful by the day, so you have to have one hell of a quirk to make it. Lillian Faust did not think she'd end up with a quirk, let alone one that had the potential to be a powerful tool if used correctly. Hailing from a family with a history of quirkless men and women, she's hesitant to tell anyone about her power, and what it can do. Shy, meek and all too humble, Lillian has to make a choice. Does she want to stay the seemingly quirkless daughter of a quirkless man and woman, or does she want to rise up and do what she always dreamed: become a hero. AMAZING COVER ARE BY @soggy_pizza

--This book is not finished. This is a discontinued story. Though honestly, there's enough plot in here that it could've ended and been full idk.-- Touya Todoroki fucked up, and his soulmate, who also just so happens to be his husband as well, is pissed. Not only did Touya lie, but he also managed to help kidnap a child and almost kill a handful of others. Touya is willing to do anything to make it up to him, so he resigns himself and prays his husband will have mercy on him. He expected the silent treatment, or maybe a sex ban. But this? Nothing could have prepared him for this.

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.

Irina Shimizu. Seems like a simple and reserved person at first, but you have to look deeper. They say that the person with the prettiest eyes sheds the most tears, and that is definitely true for Irina. Having gone through hell and back, she's got nothing to lose. She's going to become a hero, and find the person that took everything away from her. (Under Heavy Editing) On March 10th, 2019, I pretty much unpublished, edited to an extreme point and reposted. If you have finished the story where it currently is before March 10th, I suggest you go back and do a re read just to catch up on where I changed the story. :) Top Ranks: #40 in õc - July 8th #1 in shototodoroki - August 3rd #78 in todoroki - July 8th #27 in bakugo - July 8th #1 in idkman - August 3rd #1 in mha - October 3rd

Merfolk were the very foundation of Shota Aizawa's childhood. Growing up with an absentee mother and a father who worked hard to keep them comfortably afloat, Aizawa found himself growing up faster than most kids his age. Mature beyond his years, he still derived joy from the stories his father would tell him at night. Sitting on the end of his bed, his dad would spin tales of finned creatures who convened with dolphins and wrestled sharks. Shimmering scales and magic that surpassed what was thought to be possible with quirks alone. Stories of seashell hoards and kingdoms built of colorful coral and carefully polished stone. It was one of the few things Shota could look back on and smile. The mere mention of them brought a light feeling to his chest and a shine to his eyes. Though, he never would've thought those myths could be true. (I do NOT own the cover art)

Everyone knows the myth of King Midas- the man being able to turn whatever he touches into gold. What if there was a person who's quirk was very similar to that said myth? What if this person had run away from home because all the people she knew just wanted to befriend her for her quirk? What if this person started to get chased down by villians who knew that any human that was turned completely into gold would die? What if this person was forced to fight on the villain's side in the infamous USJ break in? What if this person was named Kula Saito, a teenager who just wanted to peacefully create inventions that might help the hero society but ended up being dragged into something that she wanted no part of? ~Rankings~ March 2, 2019: Number 1 in #Quirks October 21, 2019: Number 1 in #Support February 14, 2020: Number 2 in #bnha

Akina Hayashi is a proud wizard of Fairy Tail as well as a Nature Dragon Slayer. Ever since her dragon disappeared she had been with the guild she called family. But when a dark misty portal opened up from under her, the mage found herself somewhere else. Not just a new place in Fiore, no. She had been transported into an entirely new world that instead of magic, people have superhuman abilities as Quirks. Without her guild, Akina has to figure out a way to get home, though she soon finds out some unlikely companions had been transported along with her. *This is a REWRITE of "A Heroes Nature" Best Rankings: #1 in the Natsu tag- April 7, 2021

When society and even his father rejects him for being quirkless, Midoroya finds out that he can still help other people, even if they won't let him be a hero. Later (Read: Future) chapters will/might be depressing and self harm will/might be mentioned Tags will be updated when new chapters are out.

Owning a cafe that is frequented by many, heroes and civilians alike, isn't easy, but Midoriya didn't really mind. He had two kids to take care of, found many friends in the resident teachers and the resident explosive pomeranian. But the boy is tangled up in things that most heroes wouldn't even want to go near.

All Might tell Midoriya he can't be a hero when he's quirkless. Does that stop the green bean? Nope. Finding an abandoned toddler in an alleyway wasn't on his to do list though. But no one cared enough to care if he adopted the kid or not. And if anyone thought something small like a villainous quirk was enough to put Midoriya off, then they were very, very wrong. He knew what it was like, after all.