Hero to Men

Hero to Men

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My Hero Academia
In a world where only women have powers called quirks, one boy is born with a quirk to turn the tide. While men are treated like cattle, Izuku Midoriya is a beacon of hope to a equalist group who deems him their champion. With everyone looking to him can he bring justice to the people while trying to not get swarmed by every woman he comes across? [I don't own shit]
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Quirks, the evolutionary advancement of human evolution. The next step in human history to become better than what they were before but that was just hopeful wishing. Since the dawn of quirks, humans started losing their humanity. They valued quirks as if they are what determines where people stand in society and if you don't have a quirk you'd live a life full of torment, torture and just plain cruelty. A boy was born in a corrupted world and he was unfortunate enough to be born quirkless. He has seen the horrors of how humans treat the less fortunate, those who are quirkless, who have weak quirks, mutation quirks and quirks that are considered villainous. He wanted to change the outlook of how society became, so he planned on becoming something that could change the world. He would become a SYMBOL (Something messed with my book and wiped my description and tags so I had to re-do it) A/N: I really don't know how to write a description. Certain characters will be 18+ My Hero Academia is owned and illustrated by Kōhei Horikoshi

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