Uafanfic Stories

yamaguchi finally gets some reputation and becomes popular, but not how he thought he would...

Esta no es una historia común. No nací soñando con ser heroína, ni dejar marca. No tenía un plan épico, ni una sonrisa brillante como All Might. Solo tenía mis dibujos, mis colores... y un montón de emociones que no sabía a dónde lanzar. Pero el día que mi arte empezó a pelear por mí, el camino de mi vida cambió. Me llamo Kira Aozora. Y esta es la historia de cómo pasé de garabatear en las paredes de Nagoya a dejar mi marca como heroína. - Aunque no lo creas, todo empezó con un examen. Y un montón de nervios.

Juliet has been estranged from the Hargreeves family since she was fourteen-years-old, but with the news of Reginald's death and the return of an old flame she thought she'd lost forever, she soon finds herself thrown back into the strange world of the Umbrella Academy. five hargreeves x original female character.

Layla Usagiyama - the name alone carries weight. As the younger sister of Rumi Usagiyama, better known as the pro hero Mirko, Layla's already got a legacy on her shoulders. But she isn't just riding on her sister's fame-she's making her own path, and it's loud, cocky, and laced with the power of ancient gods. Her quirk? Greek Goddess - a one-of-a-kind ability that grants her powers drawn from every Greek goddess in mythology. With each emotion she feels, a different goddess rises. And with each battle, she becomes stronger, faster, more divine. Layla is fierce, hot-headed, and impossible to ignore. She talks big, walks bigger, and always backs it up. Fans adore her. Teachers struggle to contain her. Classmates either want to be her... or get with her. All except one. Katsuki Bakugou. They're the same breed of wild-equal parts explosive, egotistical, and relentless. Put them in the same room, and sparks fly-literal and metaphorical. They argue over everything. Shout matches during training. Shoving matches in the hallway. Threats. Insults. The tension is unmatched. People say it was a mistake putting them on the same team. Or was it? Because under all that yelling, eye-rolling, and cursing... something's building. Something they both refuse to admit. They're too proud, too competitive, too them to say it-but everyone sees it. The tension. The fire. The pull.