Izuku didn't have a quirk. Instead, he possessed a mutant power that enabled him to bring video games to the real world and utilize various weapons, armor, skills, and other abilities. This caused him to be a target among his peers, as they believed that his mutant powers are evil. His parents abuse and neglect him. He still had the support of his siblings. He then meets Magneto after running away from home, having been sold by his parents to the MRD, and Magneto teaches him how to use his mutant powers. With his training complete, Izuku is set to get his revenge and save mutants.

Quirks, Magic, Semblances, Devil fruits, Haki, Alchemy. These were the powers that existed in the world for years, each one could be incredibly powerful, or incredibly weak. Unfortunately, there was 20 percent of those, who were unlucky enough, to have none of these powers. And for a young boy named Izuku Yagi, son of Toshinori and Inko Yagi, brother to Izumi Yagi, this was unfortunately the case for him. However, his parents still supported him in his drive to become a Hero, and his father showed him the wonderous world of, Video Games, soon sprouting a great love for it. But, this love, would soon evolve into a Quirk. And just like that, The Game Master is born!

for now just curious.

Under pressure and threat of a court order to either attend college or face a lawsuit, Y/N reluctantly enrolls in the only school that would take him: Hazbin University - a half-accredited, eldritch mess of a campus

When Izuku is diagnosed as quirkless, Hisashi doesn't leave. Instead, he sells Izuku to All for One, who uses the poor boy as an experiment for replicating quirks. Unfortunately, the experiment works too well and Izuku warps himself to another dimension! Now, with slight amnesia, he binds himself to the girl who took him in. But, his memories won't stay buried forever.

Lincoln loud thought he knew his parents he thought, that his dad was a boring chef and his mom a boring receptionist, however when Lincoln meets an unknown creature that takes a liking to him, both he and the creature are taken by strange people, and Lincoln is now a prisoner being monitored by his own parents, who seem so different as they don't even see him as their son.

This is a complete reboot of the crossover between The Loud House X FNAF Security Breach X Poppy Playtime. While the core storyline remains true to the original, this version offers enhanced dialogue, deeper character development, and a more immersive experience. Expect richer interactions between the characters, a more detailed exploration of their personalities, and a stronger emotional connection as they navigate the dangers and mysteries of these terrifying worlds. This reboot aims to deliver a fresh, exciting take on the story while staying true to the thrilling and suspenseful atmosphere of the original.

After the Apology Tour, Blitzø is heartbroken & is left alone the next day which causes an illness which can cost him his life. The only cure for this illness is for him to feel loved again, will he find love & be cured or will he die alone of a Broken Heart? Blitzo x Harem

Eleven-year-old Lincoln Loud receives a mysterious letter one day, inviting him to visit a toy factory called Playtime Co. At first, the invitation seems like a simple curiosity, but there's something about it that feels different-almost as if it was meant for him. Intrigued and unable to shake the feeling that this could be something important, Lincoln decides to make his way to the factory, eager to uncover the secrets behind the strange letter. When Lincoln arrives at Playtime Co., he's stunned to find the once-bustling factory now abandoned, its walls crumbling, and its windows shattered. It's eerily quiet, and the air feels heavy with neglect. But Lincoln's not one to back down easily. He knows he didn't come all this way for nothing. Determined, he searches for a way in, eventually finding a broken door that creaks open as he steps inside. Once inside, Lincoln is struck by the strange atmosphere that permeates the factory. The rooms, once filled with joy and laughter, are now dark, dusty, and cold. But as he ventures deeper, he begins to notice strange, unsettling details-old, forgotten toys scattered across the floors, strange markings on the walls, and the faint sound of something moving in the distance. It becomes clear to him that there's much more to this place than meets the eye. The factory is far from abandoned-it feels alive in a way that's almost impossible to explain. As Lincoln continues through the factory, he uncovers secret rooms, hidden corridors, and clues that suggest Playtime Co. was not just a place for creating toys. There's something far darker at play here-something dangerous, something that's tied to his arrival. With every step, Lincoln starts to piece together the puzzle, realizing that he wasn't just chosen to visit this place by chance. His arrival is no accident. There's a deeper reason he's been brought here, and it involves a life-risking challenge that could change everything he knows about the world and his past.

After being disowned from his family for believe he is bad luck Lincoln stayed in a small apartment in New York after a couple of years Lincoln was living alone until he found a couple of women who were unconscious who were later going to be his wives.