Historias de Quirkdiscrimination

Hero society isn't what it seems to the average everyday civilian, Y/N knows this the most. Starting high-school at the prestigious UA, leads Y/N to have to accept the advances of her stalker. As no other option seems possible. Underground hero! Shinso Hitoshi Yandere! Shinso Hitoshi Nurse! Y/N

Izuku Midoriya was damned since day one. Ever since that day, the day he was decided by society that he was nothing. That he was less than, over something he simply can't control. Because of an extra pinky joint, his parents started treating him like a disease. Like he didn't deserve anything. Even his best friend, one who was supposed to be there for him no matter what, agreed. And he's tired of it. Izuku is tired of being less than. Of being a disease. Of being a worthless Deku. He's tired. So he's making a comeback.

For the people wondering, I decided to make a new story on wattpad and will rewrite my old one as I feel I could of done better. I really don't expect this to get over 10 views but here you go. the basic plot is that everyone is very discriminatory against quirkless people and in a sort of rebellion deku tries and joins UA's hero course but rejected and sent to the general studies course instead. (None of the art is mine and I got the idea from a book I read which I forgot the name of) (Also there will be no ships so if your a shipper tough luck.)

Midoriya has had enough! Shinsou and Midoriya finally stand up for themselves and other quirk-discriminated/Quirkless people.

"Okay, enough with the kinda joking. The second thing I said here was that I hate Quirkless people because they let themselves be pushed around and beat down without a fight. But I'm not ignorant to the fact that it's society in general who kicks us when we're down. That's why I'm here to be the best. I'm setting the precedent for future generations. I'll become the Number 1 Hero, and show the whole world that Quirkless people can dream, too. We're not helpless wannabes, and we sure as hell can be the next hero and villain just around the corner. You can't treat us like how you're treating us now, it doesn't end well. I'm going to break this cycle of helpless victim and abused villain. So... "I just wanna say... I'm gonna win." OR How a Quirkless Katsuki would have handled his speech at the Sports Festival. OR OR A shitty author thought the BNHA was literally the best (or worse, depending on who you ask) fucking dystopia ever and wanted to write about a Quirkless Katsuki but was too lazy to actually write anything remotely resembling a good plot, and they just kinda wanted a way to speak up against the fucking prejudice and bigotry in BNHA.

Once the era of Quirks was born, a growing number of Quirkless people began to deeply resent those born with superpowers, prejudicially calling them "Mutants". Eventually, when a new president (who's quirkless and racist towards quirk people) is elected, he and his government cabinet legally pass a new law where those born with quirks must be registered into the Mutant/Quirk registration system, thus publicly exposing them with a quirk and arresting anyone that doesn't comply. This leads to the (now over-populated) Quirkless society harshly mistreating them, doing so for a variety of reasons, including bigotry, paranoia and xenophobia (particularly directed at mutants with nonstandard appearances), jealousy of their natural superpowers, and fear of being replaced or rendered extinct by the so-called next stage in human evolution. Anti-mutant/quirk sentiment often leads to mob violence and the alienation of mutants/quirks from society. Even pro heroes were shackled by their company/government superiors under strict surveillance based on how powerful/dangerous their powers were and are paid little to none for their heroic works/missions. Join Furutani Sumiko, as she struggles to survive as a mutant in a human/Quirkless populated world that hates them and finds shelter in a secret quirk/mutant school that seeks for mutants to be accepted into society...

Three kids, wanting to be heroes. Three kids, declared dead. Three kids, who were told they couldn't be heroes. No one said a thing about villains.

When Izuku is kicked out of UA, he finds himself with a newfound drive to reshape that hero society. For them to do better. He becomes an agent of Justice who lives by a simple motto. Justice is blind. Not heartless.

BakuDeku - Midoriya Izuku found himself quirkless and quickly at the non-existent mercy of his classmates as he entered middle school. Every day he survived, he was beating the odds, even as the bruises teased at his nerves through his skin, taunting him long after his tormentors' fists had last made physical contact. When he found the fighting ring, he expected to just become a living punching bag, really. He didn't expect people to look past his quirklessness and take him under their wing, essentially training their own competition. He didn't expect to get good at it, and he didn't expect to be noticed when he did. When Izuku and Katsuki got accepted into UA, the class cheered for Katsuki and jeered at Izuku for daring to pretend to be in the same league as someone like Katsuki, even when Izuku only managed to make it into general studies. So, Katsuki went to UA, and Izuku quietly said, "thanks for the opportunity, but no thanks," and switched to an advanced online schooling option. It was just the rule of the world, and rules were rules. Some things couldn't be helped. Besides... He had a feeling UA would ask too many questions about the constant bruising blooming so beautifully across his face that Aldera staff had so pointedly ignored. And even if UA didn't ask questions about the bruises and abrasions on his face, they definitely would about the ones across his busted knuckles. In the Pit, Midoriya Izuku didn't exist. In the Pit, he was Viper. In the Pit, Viper was a quirkless fighter who still faced prejudice and bias, but everyone fought quirkless in the Pit, so at least it was a level playing field. In the real world, Midoriya Izuku put on a smile and explained his bruises away on him being quirkless and finding himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. In the Pit, Viper fought back viciously quick and calculating, earning every bruise and giving back just as many. And sometimes he even won.

"I'm sure you all have a cause that means something to you, something you want to help change." Aizawa said, addressing the class. "For the next few days, I want you to think about what it is you believe in and do a short presentation for the class on Friday." It's Advocacy Week for Yuuei's hero students and it gives Midoriya Izuku a lot to think about about what kind of hero he wants Deku to be. ____ Here's a short story. Hope you enjoy🥰.

With Master Hachurui by his side, the one and only Japanese Dragon is here not only to save Magical World but be the Number One Hero whilst he's at it too! However, with Dark forces uniting together, Midoriya Izuku alone cannot best them without first uniting humans and magical creatures alike AU: American Dragon Jake Long x My Hero Academia Season 1 Intro: Certain Dragon- Kagayaku Sono Hi (if you've seen this on ao3, it's me oreodragon)

Sequel to The Forest's Child! Midoriya Izuku, now Aizawa Izuku, is safe at UA. His father is in prison, his mother has been assigned a therapist to help her get over her husband, and everything's mostly alright. Reunited with his childhood friend, Bakugou 'Kacchan' Katsuki, he's ready to conquer UA. The only thing is that the media's having a field day over this, a quirkless child being accepted into UA without going through the entrance exams. Not to mention, they aren't the only ones interested in the boy... I don't own BNHA nor any images or videos shown! Just the plot line! Here's to hope that my writing isn't as cringey anymore! :)))

(Sorry I had to redo some thing) Tsukachi lives a lie. Everyone thinks he has a lie detection quirk but he really doesn't. Tired of that lie he finally stands up. He stands up for the quirkless and weak. He stands up for the discriminated. Sadly his story will eventually be cut short

Yuki was not expecting to wake up in her favourite Anime, it was one of the safer Anime's but that didn't matter much when you are in the place of the main character. Izuku Midoriya doesn't exist in this world, no...she was Yuki Midoriya. How is she expected to save the world, when she couldn't even save herself?

It was the final straw. Izuku Midoriya, a quirkless boy, lived a harsh childhood but he was no quitter, he did his best to survive in this unfair world. The world of quirks that created heroes and villains, the world that Shunned him, abused him. Izuku had been denied by his mother, his classmates, and now even his idol; All Might. What happens when he has the chance to break their flawed system with a simple notebook

It didn't start when All Might told Izuku Midoriya that he couldn't be a hero. It started much earlier than that, when Hisashi Midoriya walked out on Inko, taking with him their four and a half year old son. All For One will devote a lot of time to investments he considers worthwhile. His son is one such investment. "Daddy, I want to help people!" Izuku cried. All For One waited for the qualification. "But... But... I don't think I can do it as a hero," his son wailed. "But I still want to help people!" Hisashi hugged his son. "You will help people, Izuku." He placed his cheek on the crown of Izuku's head. His son's green curls were so soft and he just held his boy for a few moments longer. "You will stand by my side when I change the world," All For One told his son. "You will be my dragon," he added. Indonesian Translation https://www.wattpad.com/1070204631-nestling-ao3-indonesian-translation-chapter-1 Iron (@IronStar) provided the cover!

Izuku Midoriya has spent his whole life watching others shine while he, born without a 'strong' quirk, is left in their shadow. His 'friend,' the one who always seemed to get the praise and attention, had the power he could only dream of. But the years of being ignored, ridiculed, and pushed aside have built an anger inside him, one he's struggled to suppress. Izuku Midoriya has spent years watching his so-called friend take center stage, basking in praise and admiration, all for the simple reason that he was born with a strong quirk. Izuku, on the other hand, has always been told he wasn't cut out for greatness. Without a fighting quirk, he was considered weak, useless-just a failure in a world that demands strength. But the frustration, the pain, the feeling of being invisible, it's all built up inside him, day after day, until it becomes something darker, something more dangerous. One day, as he walks down an alley, that rage explodes. His classmates, those he once called friends, attack him-mocking him for being weak, for not having a quirk that could make him special. They laugh at him, taunt him, but this time it's different. This time, something inside Izuku wanted to snaps but for his mother he'd hold on. "Why did she do this? Why did she leave me?" Notes: I don't own anything, all rights go to their respective creators and I don't get any money from this. yes the justice league is in this story but none have quirks (besides thoses whose powers are called meta powers then they consider them quirks) and everything that's main story canon was canon BUT no one who didn't need to know, knows. why? thanks to magic. Batman is still a vigilante until the justice league was made.

Living a Quirkless life was like an excuse for 'you can't do anything', Izuku hated All Might for crushing his dreams, hated Bakugo for betraying him and hurting him. But a chance encounter with a certain man gives him power beyond his imagination. Now it's time for Izuku's revenge against the society which he once wanted to become part of. art was made by Demongem who made My Villain Gang a fan made manga of MHA

Izuku wanted to be treated normally. He wanted to be known for his actions whether they were good or bad. He hated the identity that people gave him for his lack of quirk. He would prove this is a final trial. A trial that would leave him alone to meet someone who would treat him as a person.