LFGRaptor

          	New content: Teen Titans: Stormborn
          	Background: The Rift
          	
          	The story begins far from Earth. In the Monster Hunter Universe, Izuku was the son of a small village hunter family. He never got the chance to grow into the life of a hunter—the village was destroyed in a hunt gone wrong, a storm-wracked battle between legendary monsters. Caught in the chaos, Izuku was dragged toward a rift in the sky that had torn open between worlds.
          	
          	The rift was unstable, violent. Energy from the monsters—Zinogre’s thunder, Lagiacrus’s storm, Astalos’s plasma—lashed out and fused into Izuku’s body as he was pulled through. He fell screaming into the void, his body cracking with lightning.
          	
          	And then, silence.
          	
          	Arrival on Earth
          	
          	He crashed down into Tongass National Forest, Alaska, carving a crater among the pines. For days, he lay unconscious, his body cycling between monstrous flashes of scaled forms and the fragile shape of a boy. His presence warped the woods: storms brewed above the treeline, animals fled, rivers surged unnaturally.
          	
          	It was Inko Midoriya, a widowed wildlife researcher living near the forest, who found him. She should have been afraid. Instead, she saw a child—alone, lost, terrified even in sleep. Despite his strange power, she reached out. Against every instinct of survival, she brought him home.
          	
          	The Protector’s Training
          	
          	Raising Izuku was no easy task. He would wake in the night screaming, his body glowing, claws tearing at the air. His powers reacted to emotions—fear, anger, sorrow—and every storm threatened to bring disaster. But Inko never wavered. She taught him discipline, grounding, meditation. She taught him not just how to hide his powers, but how to own them.
          	
          	Her philosophy was simple:
          	
          	“The storm destroys, but it also protects. Decide what you want to be, Izuku.”
          	
          	https://youtu.be/JWYOiDbHmdw?si=3Q84H6U3ZWlB6j5j

LFGRaptor

          New content: Teen Titans: Stormborn
          Background: The Rift
          
          The story begins far from Earth. In the Monster Hunter Universe, Izuku was the son of a small village hunter family. He never got the chance to grow into the life of a hunter—the village was destroyed in a hunt gone wrong, a storm-wracked battle between legendary monsters. Caught in the chaos, Izuku was dragged toward a rift in the sky that had torn open between worlds.
          
          The rift was unstable, violent. Energy from the monsters—Zinogre’s thunder, Lagiacrus’s storm, Astalos’s plasma—lashed out and fused into Izuku’s body as he was pulled through. He fell screaming into the void, his body cracking with lightning.
          
          And then, silence.
          
          Arrival on Earth
          
          He crashed down into Tongass National Forest, Alaska, carving a crater among the pines. For days, he lay unconscious, his body cycling between monstrous flashes of scaled forms and the fragile shape of a boy. His presence warped the woods: storms brewed above the treeline, animals fled, rivers surged unnaturally.
          
          It was Inko Midoriya, a widowed wildlife researcher living near the forest, who found him. She should have been afraid. Instead, she saw a child—alone, lost, terrified even in sleep. Despite his strange power, she reached out. Against every instinct of survival, she brought him home.
          
          The Protector’s Training
          
          Raising Izuku was no easy task. He would wake in the night screaming, his body glowing, claws tearing at the air. His powers reacted to emotions—fear, anger, sorrow—and every storm threatened to bring disaster. But Inko never wavered. She taught him discipline, grounding, meditation. She taught him not just how to hide his powers, but how to own them.
          
          Her philosophy was simple:
          
          “The storm destroys, but it also protects. Decide what you want to be, Izuku.”
          
          https://youtu.be/JWYOiDbHmdw?si=3Q84H6U3ZWlB6j5j

GL1TCHYJ4CK

If given the opportunity to bring back RDR2 Deku (maybe though, if possible), I would hope that Izuku would eventually, in the end, raise Jack Marston as his own guardian and teach him how to be a better person, just like how High Honor Arthur Morgan would become after years of resentment when Edgar Ross killed Jack's father, John Marston.

starwars582

Can I ask you a question

LFGRaptor

@starwars582 Maybe in the future I remake them but I won’t do The Rookie and Godzilla Deku
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starwars582

@LFGRaptor hello?
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starwars582

@LFGRaptor my question is do you think you can make deku in the rookie book like you did on your YouTube channel and your Star wars in mcu  and what happened to your YouTube channel also keep up the great work your books are good and last question how far do you plan to go in your reincarnated as a slime book
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Zikere

This is a old fan of your story’s can you tell me why you have not been uploading I really like your story’s and think they should continue bring back your original story’s to your new channel so story may continue