The Boy With A Unique But Useful Quirk

The Boy With A Unique But Useful Quirk

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My Hero Academia
Hello my name is Izuku Midoriya and I have a freaky, cool, useful, and weird quirk. My friend finds it a challenge because I can do the things he can't and he wants to be the best at everything and be the number one hero. His look on other people drives me up the wall but I want to be a hero I don't know what type yet. But I didn't aim for the hero course at first no I'm in the support course and aiming for the hero course. The sports festival that is my chance. "I'm going to be a hero even though my quirk is made mostly for support I think I have the potential to be hero. But one small problem" "HEY GET BACK HERE" I'm a vigilante too
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What would you do if your best friends add you to a hero group chat? Be happy? What about a hero in training group chat? Whelp that is something Izuku Midoriya is about to witness as his best friend adds him randomly in because he got too annoyed to deal with his own class. Follow Izuku as he will support them and also get his very own title in the class. A/N: This is a mha fanstory hope you enjoy! Please also feel free to correct my bad writing. Rights on the pictures go to the artist. I do not own mha, rights to the owner.

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