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Disclaimer: My Hero Academia belongs to Kohei Horikoshi. “Well, looks like this is the right place.” The one that had just said those words was Selkie, the Sea Rescue Hero. He is at an abandoned dockyard somewhere near the Naruhata Ward. He happens to be looking at one of the several warehouses in it. What makes this particularly interesting is that it appears to be more clean and renovated than the other ones surrounding it. “Are you sure about that, Selkie?” the question was asked by Kugo Sakamata, who goes by the Hero name of Gang Orca. “The information we’ve been given could be wrong. Or maybe incomplete.” The Sea Rescue Hero looks at his fellow Pro for a bit before trying to reassure him. “Of course I’m sure. I was careful enough to do some research on it back at the Oki Mariner beforehand, so I’m not worried.” Hearing that does not convince the Killer Whale Hero one bit, as seen from his skeptical look he’s given his fellow pro. “Oh come on Orca. Don’t give me that

Disclaimer: My Hero Academia belongs to Kohei Horikoshi. "Alright Mineta, just a few more laps and you'll be done," the substitute teacher for Class 1-A calls out to the short student. Said student is currently in the middle of jogging in the running track of the school's P.E. grounds. "O-okay," Mineta pants out. "I'll try to... get this done." As the short pervert is finishing the last few laps for the exercise regimen specifically made for him, he can't help but wonder when Mr. Aizawa will be back. Sure the substitute teacher, Chikao Settoku, is more helpful when it comes to actually advising his students but something about him is a bit off. Chikao Settoku is a man in his mid-20s with silver hair and yellow eyes, which is quite an unusual combination even in this day and age. He's dressed in a light red shirt with a gray jacket, and a pair of indigo jeans. He also wears a pair of crocs. Overall, he doesn't give off an impression of a Pro Hero. That might be because

Disclaimer: Jungle Book belongs to Rudyard Kipling and Disney. My Hero Academia belongs to Kohei Horikoshi. If there's one thing to describe what Shuichi Iguchi, AKA Spinner, is feeling right now, it would be frustrated. Frustrated at Tomura Shigaraki, the leader of the League of Villains, for throwing one of his little tantrums for one. Apparently, it was over something so minor and irrelevant, which is about how he tends to have a losing streak in a video game he was playing. At first, Shuichi tried talking some sense into him by saying it was no big deal before it escalated from bad to worse. At some point, he had enough and decided to leave for a while. "I can't believe Shigaraki would act like that over something so stupid," the reptilian villain mutters to himself. He's taking a walk in the woods to get his head cleared up. So far, the walk's been going well, minus the one incident where he fell down the side of a hill and got his boots torn in the process. As

Disclaimer: My Hero Academia belongs to Kohei Horikoshi. To say that Kyudai Garaki is a smart man would be a bit of an understatement. In fact, Garaki, who also goes by the name Daruma Ujiko, is a genius. Before he disappeared from the public eye, before he was found and recruited by the villain known simply as All for One, he was known to have come up with the Quirk Singularity Theory. This theory states that with each generation, as quirks become stronger they become more difficult to control and might one day lead to the destruction of society as a whole. But the leading scientific minds at the time, due to lack of evidence backing the theory up, mocked it as absurd and eventually ignored it. But once All for One found him, Garaki dedicated his life to working under the supervillain. This dedication came in the form of the scientist creating the Nomu, which were used by the League of Villains led by his master's student, Tomura Shigaraki. So far, there were only two major attack

Disclaimer: My Hero Academia belongs to Kohei Horikoshi. Pokemon belongs to Satoshi Tajiri and Nintendo. As the school day ends, students swarm throughout the halls of U.A. High, ready to leave and head home. Two of those students, Rikido Sato and Minoru Mineta, have some business that they need to deal with. It involves a certain chimerac principal of their school. -Flashback, the day before- "You want us to go after the principal first, Master?" Sato questions, having put on his boots for his hero costume. "That's right," Ayumu answers. "He would be quite a valuable slave to have. As one of the rare cases of an animal with a quirk, and a rather useful one at that, he can create plans needed to capture more footslaves for me. I may suggest going to his office after school ends. He may be in the middle of organizing some work when you arrive." With that, the two students head back to their homes. -Flashback end, present day- "You ready?"

Disclaimer: My Hero Academia belongs to Kohei Horikoshi. Pokemon belongs to Satoshi Tajiri and Nintendo. One thing to describe life in a world where 80 percent of the global population has a superhuman ability, commonly called a "quirk", would be... unpredictable. After all, there's no telling what might happen, where it might happen, how, when, or even who it happens to. That's just the way things go apparently. One of these unpredictable events would start with two students of the well-known hero school, U.A. High. The aforementioned students, Rikido Sato and Minoru Mineta respectively, are currently in the middle of an assigned patrol throughout the city. They had just finished walking down one of the blocks in their assigned route "Sure is a good day for a patrol. Don't you think Mineta?" Sato asks his shorter classmate. "Yep. Sure is," Mineta replies. "Would've been better if I had one of the girls with me though." Sato has an unamused expression on his

Disclaimer: My Hero Academia belongs to Kohei Horikoshi It's a rather typical night in Heights Alliance, the dormitory system grouped inside the campus of U.A. High. The students of Class 1-A are all asleep in their beds, not a care in the world. Especially after having gone through a rigorous series of training lessons that led to a sudden quirk manifestation happening during one of them. One particular student, Koji Koda, is currently sleeping away in his bed. He is clutching one of his stuffed animals into his arm, as if to support him should he get a nightmare or something like it. Just then, out of nowhere, a voice calls out from the forest outside of U.A. school grounds. "Koji," it says. "Koji." The animal lover sleeping eyes twitch for a moment or two, before they open halfway through. Said eyes have become glazed over and blank, signifying that he's under mind control. Whoever is behind the voice calling out to him from the forest appears to have a quirk with