Boku no Celestialtale
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  • Reads 86
  • Votes 2
  • Parts 2
  • Time 36m
Ongoing, First published Apr 13, 2020
En un mundo donde el 80% de las personas  tienen quirks (conocidos tambien koseis) un niño aspira ser un gran heroe llamado izuku midoriya pero sus sueños se  veran involucrados cuando descubre que tiene mas  de un quirk del categoria Especial omega sea ( un dios practiamente y poder  destruir  celestialiridaderas ) ( o celestialversos para  abreviar  descubrira que puede ser un heroe pero unfatidico  dia  descubrira que  tamien aparte tener esos quirks  descubrira que es la rencarnacion de muchas personas
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