SAME HERO, DIFFERENT UNIVERSE

This is just some food for thought, you don't have to read and skip to the end if you want.

The multiverse theory is such a fascinating and terrifying thing that humans have ever theorised, and in some cases actually proven through the use of quantum mechanics.

Hugh Everett the third was the first to propose the idea in 1957 and was made popular by Bryce DeWitt, this in turn led to many interpretation of how the multiverse worked. Whether through mathematics... or fiction.

Just imagine. There is a universe that is a carbon copy of the one you live in, every person you've ever known, every place you knew about, is the exact same. But the only difference is... you don't exist in it.
No trace of you or your family...

...nothing.

Sounds pretty sad right? Well, this is the kind of predicament Izuku Midoriya somehow found himself in. And he still needs to live on as a hero, because the Greatest Hero never rests.

My Hero Academia is written and illustrated by Kōhei Horikoshi.
I do not own the characters or the world, only what I write.