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Isekai Quirk
yes that's what you are thinking.Izuku, a kid that loves heroes. But it's not the heroes that are in society saving peoples and rescuing civillians, no. it's the heroes from a certain gender in anime/Manga know as isekai!Izuku loves to see all kinds of isekai anime and read the mangas/light novels since he was a four years old kid and, ironically, he manages to get a quirk related to this all.He called this quirk Isekai and with that, he will isekai the shit out of the villains that step in front of him and become the best hero the world know while trying to isekai himself in the process.This is (not) a serious fanfic I promise.
Haunted
"Now that I think about it, there actually is a way for you to become a hero. Why don't you take a swan dive off the roof and pray that you'll be born with a quirk in your next life!" "A 14-year-old boy named Izuku Midoriya has just committed suicide by jumping off the roof of Aldera Junior High School." "Hey, Kacchan! It's been a while, hasn't it?" "DEKU?!"~--~ Izuku Midoriya and Katsuki Bakugou were childhood friends. They spent all their time together whenever they could. The two boys were pretty much inseparable. That all changed when Katsuki got his quirk and Izuku was deemed quirkless.Katsuki became more rash and arrogant. He thought that he was better than everyone and others would just get in the way of his goals and dreams to become the number one hero. This included getting rid of Izuku. He wanted nothing to do with his former best friend, whom he now called 'Deku'. The problem was that he could never seem to get rid of him. The boy followed him everywhere he went and this was their relationship for the next ten years. Izuku following Katsuki around like a puppy and Katsuki bullying and belittling him.What Katsuki didn't realize was how badly his actions and words affected Izuku. But unfortunately, he didn't know this until it was too late.~Contains heavy topics and themes that may be triggering to some people such as suicide, suicidal thoughts, depression, gore and bullying. If you struggle with any of these things, please know that you're not alone and talk to someone about your feelings. Another thing to note is that in no way am I or the story itself romanticising suicide. SUICIDE IS NEVER THE ANSWER. Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-8255