A Worthless Necessity AU sidestory which is just crack. Midoriya Izuku is a terrible Omega. Everyone knows that. It's wasn't that he's a bad person; he always did his best in lessons, and despite his past, Midoriya had never done anything to intentionally harm anyone. It's just that he absolutely sucked at being an Om...
Now that the students are all grown up, some of them had decided to go back to UA as teachers. But no matter how old they are, 1-A will still be 1-A, and 1-B will still be 1-B. AKA Even as adults, the former students of UA will still cause trouble.
Midoriya's quirkless. Shinsou has a "villainous" quirk. Their parents are villains, or don't really care about them. They had no friends, until they met each other by accident at preschool. They finally thought things were going to get better. Thing's just tumbled down one after another.
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.
Reality is never as good as it seems. It's stained with discrimination, just because you're the tiniest bit different. Stains can never be removed. They'll linger there, forever, for all of eternity. But who said that was a bad thing?
Midoriya's heart was brittle, and it only took one prank for it to break apart. But was it really just a prank, or was it something much more complicated?
No one believed Izuku when he said he had a quirk. Of course no one would believe the delusional quirkless boy who always mumbles to someone who nobody had ever seen, and was obsessed with books about of elixirs and conjurations and hypnosis. That of course changed when odd things began to occur around the boy. It sta...
Everyone told Midoriya he couldn't be a hero without a quirk. Everyone that is, except his best friend Bakugo Katsuki. Then again, no one else has seen him beat the shit out of someone with a brick and a 2x4 plank of wood... Cover art credit goes to mapleleauf on tumblr. I found the picture on google and finally track...
After being pronounced quirkless, Izuku's life made a 180 degrees turn. Abandoned by his father, bullied by his childhood friend and everyone else, the green haired boy still tries to become a hero. But then, out of nowhere, Izuku's quirk manifests at the age of eleven. 'Life will get better now' - is what he thinks...
INCOMPLETE. dont ask me for updates. ap·a·thy /ˈapəTHē/ noun lack of interest, enthusiasm, or concern By the time that Bakugo puts his hand on Izuku's shoulder and tells him to jump off the roof, Izuku is already shattered beyond repair. Or, the one where Izuku gives up-yet somehow becomes a hero anyway. #1 in #deku (...
The God of both summer and winter finds an orphan boy during a cold night. The immortal God gives this orphan child a chance to communicate among the Gods of the Sea, Fall, and Spring. These Gods never figured to fall in love with the human once he's all grown up. What will his destiny face?
Deku, Dabi and Toga get caught by Endeavor and are forced to go to UA for rehabilitation. Let me just say they hate it there. They take every chance they can to leave, but they know if they're gone for long the heroes will do something worse, they could get sent to the worst, and most well guarded prison in Japan. Enj...
"Why don't you take a swan dive off the roof? Maybe you'll get a Quirk then!" So he did. And he did. ☣Disclaimer☣ I ripped this straight from Chrysanthos on Archive Of Our Own, so if you will, please check them out there.
Izuku Midoriya has always been bullied because of his quirk. They say that it isn't fit for Hero Training. So he decides to become a hero in his own right. A Vigilante.
Inko Midoriya is loving mother who would never leave a child behind. One day, she finds a young boy named Tomura whose Quirk seems to cause nothing but trouble. She adopts him and raises him alongside Izuku as his brother. However, when Izuku's bullying problems get worse he gets a strange visitor with a very tempting...
Izuku was...quirkless. So it came as a shock when he passed the hero course entrance exam with only a Katana and his wits. Though, not everything is as it appears. When he was diagnosed his father, the notorious villain Dragon, killed his mother. Now the boy must struggle with secrets, abuse, school, and how to take...
What if, and hear me out here, Izuku did something about being 'quirkless'? What if he stood up and said he wasn't going to take shit from anyone? Well . . . I think it might go a little something like this.
@Deku_Smash!! has logged into UAgram #dekubowl #dekuproteccsquad #every1lovesdeku #SeriouslyImeanevery1 #some bakusquad #bakusquadlovesdeku #purecinnamonrolldeku #dekuaintnoinnocentrollanymore 🤩 This book got unholy real quick at the later chapters🤩 *ALL THE ARTS BELONGS TO THE ORIGINAL ARTIST. I DO NOT OWN ANY OF T...
After Inko's death from an incident, Izuku ran away and left everything behind him. Blaming the heroes for not saving his mother, he meets Tomura Shigaraki, the successor of All For One. The older male offered him a role to play in the League of Villains. Seeing that Izuku had no more means of wanting to be a hero, he...
Being a villain is considerably different to what most people imagine. To Izuku Midoriya, being a villain means that he's free to do what he wants, when he wants. Except when his not so heroic room mates are being more dickish than usual. Heavily inspired by villain deku animatics on youtube from people like Calla Dra...
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...
In which Izuku believes he is quirkless, until a Tarot card appeared. It all started with that first Tarot card. With the visage of my mother on it, I had to grab it. #3 in persona5
Izuku Midoriya is a villain, no doubt. But when his plans are "unexpectedly foiled", he is thrown back into his old dream of becoming a hero. But it wasn't in the way he had originally hoped. Can he stand the pressure? Or will he collapse under his own facade?
Im a dumb ass bitch Its dumbass bitch hours Im not sorry (PS I WROTE THIS A BIT AGO AND ITS FUCKING CRINGY AS FUCK YALL SHIPPERS ARE SCARY PLS NO HARRASSING ME ABT HAVING BAKUHOE AND IZU FUCK, ITS SCARY)
In just one word, Midoriya Izuku lost everything. His friends. His parents. His home. Everything. That's how he knew that born as quirkless was a curse. But then, he is not quirkless. In fact, his creations can destroy the whole world. All they needed is one order from him. If only Aizawa knew that adopting a homeless...
Quirks aren't everything in this world, nor is your family status. Animals with quirks are pushed away, merely because they're animals. Nezu? Heck, he's so smart, everyone's scared of what would happen if they got on his bad side. Half the society, at the very least, still think that he's just an animal. Warnin...