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Boku No Hero Academia: Z React to Stuff(Discontinued)

Boku No Hero Academia: Z React to Stuff(Discontinued)

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Tue, Jul 27, 20212h 25m
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My Hero Academia
(MY AU) Class 1-A has gone through some weird... events... But today was truly the most weirdest. 1-A, 1-B, The Big 3, Pro Heroes, Villains and the Kids that each Midoriyas saved gets teleported to a room to watch different Universes of them all, ranging from Humorous to all out war. (EVERY SINGLE THING IN THIS DOESN'T BELONG TO ME EXCEPT OCS)
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UA gets seven new transfer students from Australia. All coming from the same school, SMYL, and are supposedly all friends. Though that's only half the case, with personality's that sometimes clash and fallen out love, theirs enough drama already in the group of 7 add an entirely different country, school, new people and villains; well let's just say there's a little bit of tension from the group. Class Zero was explicitly designed for an exchange program, functioning similarly to the Hero Corse along with Elements of the General Study Class', Support Class' And the Management Class' thrown in there as well. ------------------------------------------- Australia, specifically Western Australia, has very carefree quirk users and pro hero's, with the addition of there not being many villains and gangs around, WA doesn't have a very high demand for Pros, but schools are still recommended to put up restrictions on quirks and have small hero courses that are either very hard or easy to get into depending on the school. But one school out of dozens was tasked with picking students to be apart of an exchange program at UA High School, Class Zero. (This story has been discontinued for the foldable future) (Chapter 1 to 15 are now edited)

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