Always Right

Always Right

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My Hero Academia
Izuku Midoriya is, among other things, shy, prone to nervous breakdowns, and above all else...unconfident. Yet despite these things, as fate would have it, he would end up becoming none other than the class president of the hero courses very one class 1-A. This rocked him to his core; he knew he wasn't capable for this position, and he nearly gave it away on the spot...however, he'd incidentally have a run in with the hero courses other class president...who was it, you may ask? I don't know read the title or read the story you lazy idiots...
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In a world full of heroes, Daichi Iwao was born to be a monster. At least, that's what everyone told him. When his powerful Quirk activated at age five, it didn't give him cool powers-it trapped him inside a prison of living, orange stone. Feared, isolated, and utterly alone, he learned that the only way to survive was to be quiet, to be invisible, to be the monster everyone already saw. But deep inside the stone, a kind heart and an unbreakable will refused to die. His dream is a desperate one: to get into U.A. High and become a Pro Hero, not for the fame or glory, but to finally force the world to see the person inside the rock. But the path to heroism is a lonely one. His only ally is a grumpy, sharp-tongued old man who decides to train the "walking gargoyle," teaching him that a quick wit can be just as hard as a stone fist. He's learning how to fight, but he's still used to people running away. This is the story of a boy with the strength of a Titan and the loneliness of an outcast. It's a journey of finding your voice, discovering friendship in the quietest places, and punching giant robots when necessary. He has the power to hold up the world, but first, he has to learn how to let the world in.

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