@Creed2347

Creed

Hey y’all. I make all my stories for any POV, and feel free to comment on any of them with suggestions to make it better or to just share the vibes. I like to make anime stories so any suggestions are welcome. No guarantees I’ll get to it right away, but I’ll try my best.

The Gravity Between Us

Everyone is afraid of {Y/n}. Not because they’re a villain. Not because they’ve done anything wrong. But because their Quirk, Dread, can amplify the fears hiding inside someone’s mind with nothing more than eye contact. So {Y/n} stopped looking at people. They stopped going outside. They stopped trying to explain themselves. Then they met Ochako Uraraka. As a Pro Hero and Quirk counselor, Ochako has made it her mission to help people who have been judged by their abilities rather than who they are. {Y/n} is supposed to be another person she helps find their way. Except {Y/n} doesn’t want to be helped. And Ochako refuses to give up on them. What starts as awkward counseling sessions slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Behind the oversized hoodies, dark sunglasses, and constant avoidance, Ochako discovers a kindhearted person who’s spent years believing they’re dangerous simply because everyone else told them they were. But the closer they become, the harder it gets to ignore the feelings growing between them. There’s just one problem. Ochako is their counselor. And some feelings are far more dangerous than any Quirk. Because sometimes the person everyone is afraid of is the one who makes you feel safest.

The One Who Stayed Gone

Eight years ago, Class 1-A survived the Final War. Eight years ago, {y/n} disappeared. No goodbye. No explanation. Just silence. Now, the former students of U.A. have grown into successful adults, famous heroes, and—more importantly—people who have mostly learned how to live with the scars they carry. They’ve moved on. At least, that’s what they tell themselves. Then one ordinary evening, they find out that {y/n} is alive, well, and living a perfectly mundane life far away from the hero world. What follows is a messy reunion filled with awkward conversations, old inside jokes, unresolved feelings, questionable life choices, and eight years’ worth of questions nobody ever got the chance to ask. Because sometimes the hardest part of surviving the war isn’t learning how to live afterward. It’s figuring out whether you still have a place in the lives of the people you left behind.

The Cousin Catastrophe

Minoru Mineta has a problem. A very attractive , very concerning problem. One day, Mineta discovers that his cousin is transferring into Class 3-A. His first reaction? Panic. His second reaction? More panic. Because if there’s one thing Mineta knows, it’s that his family does not need another reason for people to look at him funny. Unfortunately, his cousin is about to give them approximately a thousand. Meanwhile, Mineta is desperately praying that his cousin doesn’t reveal anything about their childhood. Because apparently, surviving the Final War wasn’t enough. Now Class 3-A has to survive the Mineta family reunion. Welcome to U.A., {Y/N}. Your transfer papers are approved. Your cousin’s dignity, however, is pending review.

To Be or Not To Be a Villain

They called Y/N dangerous, and they started believing them. At thirteen, Y/N used their quirk to save dozens of lives, but instead of a hero the world saw a potential villain. Three years later, U.A. gives {y/n} one chance to prove them wrong. But joining Class 1-A means living alongside people who have every reason to fear what he can do—and discovering friends who might actually see the person behind the Quirk.

A Most Convenient Romance

Momo Yaoyorozu has a boyfriend. Apparently. When her parents begin discussing an arranged engagement with another wealthy family, Momo makes one tiny, potentially catastrophic decision: she tells them she’s already in a relationship. Now her parents want to meet the lucky guy during Golden Week. There’s just one problem. He doesn’t exist. Enter Y/N: a game developer whose wildly successful dating simulator has made their otherwise ordinary family unexpectedly wealthy. After receiving a mysterious note from Momo requesting a private meeting on the dorm rooftop, Y/N finds themselves presented with an unusual business proposition. Pretend to be Momo’s boyfriend. Convince Class 1-A they’ve been dating since spring. Survive the Yaoyorozu family introduction. Easy enough, right? Well, between suspicious classmates, improvised romantic gestures, awkward family dinners, and one very convincing fake relationship, things are about to get complicated. After all, there’s no dialogue option for falling in love with your fake girlfriend.

MHA A Legacy of Thier Own

The Final War is over. A new generation of heroes has inherited a world their parents fought to save—and now it’s their turn to decide what comes next. Y/N is the child of America’s greatest hero, Star and Stripe. But after a lifetime of being compared to their legendary mother, Y/N has no interest in becoming the next version of her. They just want to become a hero on their own terms. So when Y/N enrolls in U.A.’s new Class 1-A, they expect the usual challenges: brutal training, difficult exams, rival schools, and maybe making a few friends along the way. What they don’t expect is being surrounded by the children of the very heroes who helped end the Final War. With a new generation rising at U.A. and Shiketsu, old rivalries are reborn, new friendships take shape, and the shadow of the previous generation looms over them all. Because being born into a legendary legacy is one thing. Living up to it is another. But Y/N isn’t here to follow in anyone’s footsteps. They’re here to make their own.

The One Who Stayed Gone (Updated)

Eight years ago, Class 1-A survived the Final War. Two years later, after graduating from U.A.’s hero course, {y/n} disappeared. No goodbye. No explanation. Just silence. Now, the former students of U.A. have grown into successful adults, famous heroes, and—more importantly—people who have mostly learned how to live with the scars they carry. They’ve moved on. At least, that’s what they tell themselves. Then one ordinary evening, they find out that {y/n} is alive, well, and living a perfectly mundane life far away from the hero world. What follows is a messy reunion filled with awkward conversations, old inside jokes, unresolved feelings, questionable life choices, and six years’ worth of questions nobody ever got the chance to ask. Because sometimes the hardest part of surviving the war isn’t learning how to live afterward. It’s figuring out whether you still have a place in the lives of the people you left behind.

Operation: Get Y/N a date

Y/N has a problem. They’ve been hopelessly crushing on Mina Ashido for months. Unfortunately, confessing is completely out of the question. Mina is one of Y/N’s closest friends, and the thought of ruining that friendship is enough to make Y/N keep their feelings buried. So whenever Mina laughs with them, hugs them, or casually calls them one of her favorite people, Y/N simply smiles and pretends their heart isn’t trying to escape their chest. Then Mina decides Y/N needs a love life. And Mina Ashido doesn’t do anything halfway. After deciding that Y/N is “tragically single,” Mina launches Operation: Get Y/N a Date, recruiting half of Class 1-A to help find the perfect match. The problem? Every time Mina suggests someone, Y/N finds an excuse to turn them down. “Too loud.” “Not my type.” “We don’t have anything in common.” “They’re already interested in someone.” The actual reason? They’re not Mina.

A Life Beyond the Cage

They were rescued. So why does freedom feel like another kind of prison? For years, {y/n} survived as Chisaki’s prisoner—trained to obey, punished for hesitation, and treated as nothing more than a weapon with a pulse. Now they’ve been rescued and placed with Class 1-A, where everyone insists they’re safe. But safety doesn’t erase fear. Every choice feels like a test. Every kindness feels like a trap. Without orders to follow, {y/n} doesn’t know what to do with their hands, their time, or the terrifying possibility of wanting something for themself. They’re free to make mistakes, free to say no, free to be a normal teenager—but freedom means nothing when they’re still waiting for someone to take it away. The cage is open. Now they have to learn that freedom is theirs to keep.

Falling All Over Again

Tsuyu Asui has two crushes. Unfortunately, they’re the same person. Being a Pro Hero has its challenges. Villains, late-night patrols, dangerous cases… but none of them are quite as difficult as asking a cute café employee out. Tsuyu has also developed a rather inconvenient admiration for a mysterious vigilante who keeps showing up during her cases. One makes her nervous with a simple smile. The other leaves her thinking about them long after they’ve disappeared. There’s just one tiny detail she’s missing. They’re both Y/N. Between awkward flirting, suspicious coincidences, supportive friends, and a secret identity that’s becoming increasingly difficult to maintain, Tsuyu might just discover that falling in love once is complicated enough. Falling for the same person twice? That’s a whole different problem. A wholesome MHA Hero x Civilian romance featuring secret identities, slow-burn feelings, terrible flirting, and one very oblivious frog heroine.

The Villain They Made

During the U.A. Forest Training Camp, a devastating betrayal turns an innocent student into the prime suspect in a villain conspiracy. Framed and abandoned by the trust of Class 1-A, {y/n} is given one impossible choice: return to their friends and fight to prove their innocence—or walk away from everything and join the League of Villains. With their faith in heroes shattered, the OC makes a choice that will change their life forever. Because sometimes, the hardest part of becoming a villain… is believing you were ever meant to be a hero.

Modern Life as a Demon Lord!

Reincarnated into modern day, with all their power from their former life, {y/n} and their right hand man, Ravik, must decide if they want to rule this new world or try to live out a peaceful existence.

Burning Eyes & Frozen Hearts

🔥 ❄️ Some flames never die. Some wounds never heal. And some people are impossible to forget. Y/n thought leaving Shoto Todoroki behind was the only way to become stronger. Convinced they weren’t good enough to stand beside him, they disappeared from his life without giving him a proper goodbye. Years later, fate brings them together again. Shoto has mastered the fire and ice that once defined him, but seeing Y/n again awakens feelings he never truly buried. Meanwhile, Y/n has grown stronger, faster, and more powerful than they ever imagined. Yet the one thing they still can’t outrun is the past they left behind

Seen Though You

At U.A., Toru Hagakure has always been the girl everyone knows but nobody can actually see. Her invisibility has never stopped her from being loud, cheerful, mischievous, or fiercely determined to become a great hero. She jokes about it constantly, and most of Class 1-A has gotten used to talking to an empty chair, watching floating gloves gesture wildly, and somehow knowing exactly when Toru is laughing. But underneath all the jokes is a thought Toru rarely admits: What would it be like to be truly seen? Then Y/N joins her class.

The Feather that Felled Twice

[READ PREMISE] Y/N is the child of Twice… well the double of Twice. Years before the paranormal liberation war, when Jin Bubaigawara was just establishing himself in the criminal underworld, his doubles revolted, but one escaped. That double ran, changed his name and started over. Finding something the real Jin never had the chance to, a happy life. He met a girl, fell in love, got married and even raised a child. It was everything he ever wanted… then the paranormal liberation war happened, and Hawks killed the original Jin Bubaigawara, causing all of his doubles to destabilize and melt away.

The Unlucky Fellowship

The Seven Kingdoms are full of knights, nobles, and honorable men. Unfortunately, Y/N is none of those things. A shameless gambler, a habitual liar, and a scoundrel with an uncanny talent for finding trouble, Y/N has always managed to talk their way out of whatever mess they’ve gotten themselves into. Well, almost always. After being caught cheating at a game of dice, Y/N finds themselves pursued by several rather disgruntled gamblers. Spotting an enormous hedge knight and his young squire along the road, they seize the opportunity to improvise an escape. A few convincing words, a little misplaced confidence, and suddenly two complete strangers are apparently their trusted companions, ready to defend them against their pursuers. Ser Duncan the Tall has absolutely no idea what’s happening. Egg, on the other hand, is rather entertained. And so begins an unlikely journey across Westeros, involving questionable schemes, unfortunate encounters, unexpected friendships, and one particularly exasperated hedge knight who is beginning to wonder whether the Seven have cursed him personally. After all, a knight needs honor, a squire needs wisdom, and a scoundrel? Well, a scoundrel just needs a little luck. Unfortunately, these three seem to have run out of it.

A Beautiful Malfunction

💗⚡ With a Technopath Quirk, Y/N can understand machines better than people. Mei can build just about anything, but letting someone else touch her precious “babies”? Absolutely not. Between explosive experiments, chaotic workshop disasters, and one very stubborn inventor, Y/N might discover that some malfunctions can’t be fixed with logic. And Mei? She might just find her favorite invention was never a machine at all.

Between the Notes

The war is over, but not everyone made it home. With Musutafu preparing for its annual summer fireworks festival, Kyoka Jirou has been given the opportunity to perform an original song honoring the heroes who were lost—and those who had to leave hero work behind. There’s just one problem: she can’t seem to finish it. Enter Y/N, an unlikely songwriting partner with little musical experience but plenty of willingness to help. Between questionable guitar lessons, late-night rehearsals, playful arguments, and lyrics that gradually become more hopeful, the two begin creating something neither expected. But somewhere between the chords and conversations, Jirou starts developing feelings that are considerably harder to put into words. And after the fireworks fade, she might just have one more song she’d like Y/N to hear. After all, some songs are meant for the whole world. Others are meant for just one person.

Shadows Behind the Wings

Hero society has its shining symbols. Its celebrated heroes. Its reassuring promises that everything is under control. And then there are the people who make sure those promises remain believable. Y/N is the Hero Public Safety Commission’s most dependable weapon: a celebrated hero by day, a government assassin by night, and the person the Commission sends when someone becomes too inconvenient to remain alive. For years, Y/N worked alongside Lady Nagant, their partner in both assignments and life. They were each other’s sanctuary in a world where neither was allowed to be human. Until Kaina finally broke. After exposing the Commission’s corruption and killing its president in self-defense, she was branded a traitor. Y/N was ordered to eliminate her. Instead, they made a choice that would forever change their relationship with the Commission: they brought her in alive. Now, with Kaina imprisoned in Tartarus and their every move under scrutiny, Y/N has another problem. An eight-year-old boy named Keigo Takami. The Commission sees an extraordinary Quirk, a promising future hero, and the perfect candidate for its next generation of operatives. Y/N sees a familiar recruitment process, a vulnerable child, and a future they’d rather he never experience. So they make a decision. If the Commission wants someone to do its dirty work, they’ll do it themselves. If someone has to carry the burden of its worst assignments, it’ll be them. Anything to keep Keigo’s hands a little cleaner for a little longer. But while playing the Commission’s loyal hound, Y/N is quietly collecting evidence of everything they’ve spent their life helping conceal. Because sooner or later, even the most obedient hound can turn on its master. After all, when you’re already drenched in blood, what difference does a little more make?

🎃 Trick or Treat, Class 1-A!

One night of trick-or-treating, twenty U.A. students, an unreasonable amount of candy, and one very questionable offer. After returning from a night out collecting Halloween treats, Class 1-A gathers at the dorms for a late-night costume party and a little friendly candy trading. Everything is going perfectly normally… Until one student offers Y/N a full-sized candy bar in exchange for three kisses. And no, they don’t mean Hershey’s Kisses. Suddenly, everyone has an opinion, nobody can mind their own business, and what should have been a simple candy exchange becomes the most entertaining event of the evening. Happy Halloween, Class 1-A. Try not to embarrass yourselves. 🎃

More Than Rivals but Not Enemies

Opening a Pro Hero agency was supposed to be the beginning of {y/n}’s dream. Instead, it became the beginning of their biggest headache. Because the Hero Commission placed {y/n}‘s brand-new agency directly across the street from Katsuki Bakugo’s. Bakugo sees a rival. {y/n} sees an arrogant explosive pain in the ass. Soon, the two agencies are competing over everything—patrol routes, villain captures, rescue records, publicity, and even who can make the other lose their temper first. Then the Commission forces them to work together. And that’s when things get complicated. Because the more time {y/n} spends with Bakugo, the harder it becomes to see him as the hot-headed rival across the street. Maybe they’re not enemies. Maybe they’re not even just rivals anymore. And if Bakugo keeps looking at {y/n} like that… They might have a much bigger problem than competition. Two agencies. One street. One rivalry that’s getting dangerously personal.

One Step Forward, Three Years Back.

You left Musutafu three years ago. Apparently, you missed a LOT. You, Katsuki Bakugo, and Izuku Midoriya once had one dream: getting into U.A. and becoming heroes together. Then your family moved away, and the three of you were left to grow up apart. Now you’re back, armed with a last-minute recommendation and a place in U.A.’s Hero Course. You expected to see Bakugo. You did NOT expect to see Midoriya. And you certainly didn’t expect the formerly Quirkless boy to suddenly have one. Between Bakugo’s inflated ego, Midoriya’s suspiciously vague explanations, and a Class 1-A full of new personalities, it looks like your return is going to be anything but peaceful. Three childhood friends. Three years apart. And apparently, absolutely nothing has gotten less complicated. Sometimes moving forward means finding your way back.