Y/n has just Transferred to a new university, and moved to a brand new town. So, how will Y/n fair having to start their social life over from scratch?
You needed to get away, to leave behind everything that happened, to have a fresh start somewhere no one would know about your past. That is how you ended up in Lancaster, a town so small if you blinked, you’d miss it. With the only remnants of your old life packed into your car, you now stand outside your new home.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.