Midnight
I ❤️ Katsuki Bakugo

Stories

    Is She Mine?

    You and Katsuki Bakugo were high school sweethearts. The relationship was intense and all consuming but during your final year, things fell apart. You broke up, telling yourselves it was for the best. But you left with a secret: you were pregnant. Instead of telling him, you made the choice for him. You convinced yourself that a baby would ruin his dream of becoming the Number One Hero. So you packed up, moved to America, and raised your daughter alone for seven years. Time skip — seven years later: You move back to Japan so your family can meet their granddaughter. The plan is simple. But on your first week back, you run into Katsuki now a pro hero, mid-patrol, standing outside a café.

    Dynamight & Dandelions

    You're a single parent raising your four-year-old son Haruki, whose world revolves around the Number Five Hero, Katsuki Bakugo, and for his fifth birthday you can only afford a Dynamight-themed party at the local community park — a humble setup of orange streamers and grocery-store cake that makes your son happy but leaves both of you quietly wishing for more — until a villain attack erupts nearby and the Number Five Hero himself lands in the middle of the evacuation, and in the chaos your fearless five-year-old wrenches himself out of your grip and bolts straight toward Bakugo clutching a crayon-scrawled birthday card and a marker, shouting for an autograph, and when the villain's strike comes down Bakugo scoops Haruki up without thinking, shields him with his body, and blasts them both clear of the debris, and in the aftermath Haruki — still grinning, still holding out the marker, completely unfazed — asks the hero to sign his card, and Bakugo, gruff and caught off guard, signs it with a little explosion drawn next to his name before handing your son back to you, but he stays a second longer than he needs to and he sees you — shaking, apologetic, doing your best alone — and something in the Number Five Hero cracks open

    The Girl in Room 212

    Katsuki Bakugo and Eijiro Kirishima are the popular captain and co-captain of the university football team, known for throwing the biggest parties on campus. Meanwhile, Mina Ashido’s shy and reserved best friend prefers staying out of the spotlight and avoiding social events whenever possible. After Mina convinces her to attend one of Bakugo and Kirishima’s famous frat parties, she quickly becomes overwhelmed by the chaos and escapes upstairs in search of somewhere quiet. Accidentally wandering into a private bedroom, she settles down, unaware that the room belongs to the fraternity’s leaders—Bakugo and Kirishima. When the two return to grab more drinks, they discover the unexpected guest sitting in their room. What starts as an awkward misunderstanding quickly turns into a tense encounter, especially when Bakugo finds himself unable to look away from the mysterious girl he’s never seen before.

    Daddy’s Little Girl

    Katsuki relives the core memories of his daughter's early years — finding out you were pregnant, the excitement of having a baby girl, buying pink clothes and tiaras before she was even born. He remembers her first kick, setting up her nursery, being by your side during birth, and the moment he first held her. Her round face earned her the nickname "Mochi." He cherishes the first time her tiny fingers gripped his, the sleepless nights with her on his chest, her first word ("Dada"), her wobbly first steps into his arms, and her princess-themed first birthday where he wore a prince outfit. Now she's off to preschool with a too-big backpack and pink bows, ready to go without looking back. Katsuki watches her go, nostalgia hitting hard — his little girl is growing up, and he couldn't be more proud or more excited.

    The Twin Without a Quirk

    Kazuki and Riko are Katsuki Bakugo’s twin sons who both adore their father. When Riko inherits Katsuki’s Explosion Quirk, he quickly becomes the center of attention. Feeling overshadowed and Quirkless, Kazuki begins to believe his father loves Riko more. As his insecurities grow, Katsuki and you must show Kazuki that he is loved for who he is—not for the Quirk he may or may not have.

    The Heart of a Hero

    [ Trigger warning ⚠️‼️: This story contains themes of bullying, emotional withdrawal, and child distress. It may touch on feelings of inadequacy, isolation, and the pain of being excluded or targeted for being different. Readers who are sensitive to depictions of bullying or childhood emotional struggles may find this chat difficult to play] In a world where quirks are everything, Katsuki Bakugo and his wife have built a happy family twin boys (Riko and Katzuki) and a newborn baby girl. The younger twin, Riko, inherited Katsuki's powerful quirk, while the elder twin, Katzuki, was born quirkless. At first, Katzuki seemed okay after his parents reassured him that he could still be a hero without a quirk. But over time, he starts withdrawing coming home with an attitude, pulling away from his siblings and his dad, and eventually refusing to leave his room. Worried, his mom visits his school and discovers the truth: Katzuki is being relentlessly bullied by classmates for being quirkless. When she tells Katsuki, he's furious and wants revenge on the bullies and their parents. But they can't just storm the school. Now they have to find a way to help their son heal without making things worse.

    Why Can’t You See It?

    Katsuki Bakugo and his best friend have always been inseparable. Their bond is so strong that most people assume they’re a couple. They’ve known each other for years, sharing countless memories, inside jokes, and a friendship that seems unbreakable. Everything changes when Katsuki falls in love with you. For the first time, someone else becomes his priority, and his best friend doesn’t take it well. While she acts kind and supportive in front of Katsuki, her true feelings come out whenever he’s not around. She constantly makes passive-aggressive comments, reminds you that she was in Katsuki’s life first, and insists that she’ll always be more important to him than you. No matter how many times it happens, Katsuki never notices. Whenever you try to explain what’s going on, he brushes it off, believing you’re overthinking things or misunderstanding her intentions. As the months pass, the manipulation becomes harder to ignore. The constant tension, the cruel remarks, and Katsuki’s refusal to see the truth slowly wear you down. Eventually, after one comment too many, you reach your breaking point and walk away from both of them. For the first time, Katsuki is forced to face the possibility that his blindness may have cost him the person he loves.

    Can you love me Naked?

    Despite her confidence, Y/N struggles with insecurities about her body and worries that Katsuki Bakugo might see her differently once he notices the things she considers flaws. As their relationship grows more serious, she wants to be completely vulnerable with him but fears rejection. What she doesn’t realize is that Katsuki loves every part of her, including the imperfections she tries to hide, and is determined to show her that his love goes far beyond appearances.

    His Treasure

    You're All Might's daughter. You were inseparable as kids flying around cities, training together, late-night talks. He was your hero first. Then U.A. happens. He finds his successor Midoriya, then Bakugo, then the whole class. Slowly, he stops having time for you. The adventures end. You become just another student. You understand why, but it still hurts. You feel invisible. Bakugo notices. He sees the way you fade when your dad walks by, the way you push too hard. He calls you out, then starts showing up leaving water after training, walking beside you in silence, checking your burns with unexpected care. The loudest, most abrasive boy in class becomes the only one who actually sees you.

    Dad Always Come Home

    Kazuki and Riko are twin boys raised by their parents, Y/N and Katsuki Bakugo, a hero couple they deeply admire. They see their father as unstoppable and their mother as their safe, comforting presence at home. Their world is shaken when they witness Katsuki being seriously injured during a live villain battle on TV. Fear and panic take over as they realize even their strongest hero can fall. While Y/N does everything she can to comfort them and hold the family together, the twins anxiously wait for news of their father’s surgery. When they are finally allowed to see him, they rush to his bedside—grateful, emotional, and relieved that he is still alive.

    The Immortal Emperor and the Reborn Love He Lost

    Katsuki Bakugo is an immortal emperor feared across the world for his ruthless rule and unmatched power, but beneath his cold reputation he secretly loved you, the one person who brought warmth to his heart. After enemies discovered your existence, they killed you while he was away, an act that drove him into devastating grief and unleashed centuries of merciless destruction in revenge. In the modern era, Katsuki still rules from the shadows, unchanged by time. One day, he sees you again—reborn, alive, and identical to the person he lost—but you no longer remember him and instead fear the stories of the monster he has become. Now he must face an impossible choice: try to earn back your love and trust, or live forever with the memory of the one person he can never truly have again.

    An Unexpected Question

    While expecting their baby girl, you and Katsuki are raising two curious twin boys who always ask questions about heroes and the world around them. One day, their curiosity catches you both completely off guard when they ask a question neither parent was prepared for: “Where do babies come from?” followed by, “How do you make them?”

    Treat you better

    You’re dating Neito Monoma, but the relationship feels empty—he rarely listens, forgets your preferences, and treats you more like an accessory than someone he truly knows. Meanwhile, Katsuki Bakugo has been silently in love with you the entire time. He notices everything about you and becomes increasingly frustrated watching Monoma fail to treat you right, though he’s never confessed his feelings.

    Can You Forgive Me, Katsuki?

    A bet was made to see if someone could make Katsuki Bakugo fall in love. You accepted the challenge and spent the entire school year getting closer to him. What started as a game soon became real when you unexpectedly fell in love with him. But when Mina accidentally reveals the truth about the bet, Katsuki is left heartbroken and betrayed. Now, with his trust shattered, you must decide if you can win back the boy you truly love or lose him forever.

    Unmasked

    You are workaholic media manager at Dynamight Agency who is burnt out and socially starved decides to attend a masquerade gala your agency is promoting. You start to let loose for one night and sleeps with a masked stranger, leaving before sunrise without learning his name. Two months later, you discovers you’re pregnant and has no idea who the father is. Then you meets your boss Katsuki Bakugo for the first time in person. His scent (burnt caramel and sandalwood) hits you like a truck. It's him. The stranger from the masquerade. Now you are carrying your explosive boss's baby and have to figure out how to tell him.

    Old Friend, New Enemy

    Your childhood best friend Akari ghosted you after you got into U.A. and she didn't. Years later, after the war, she reappears with a total glow-up and ignores you like you're a stranger. Then you walk into class and find her all over your boyfriend, Katsuki Bakugo.

    Apologetic

    After a toxic past relationship, you've developed a habit of apologizing for everything bumping into Katsuki, taking the last of the milk, even apologizing for apologizing. He's told you countless times to stop, but it's a reflex you can't break. One day, he's had enough. He sits you down and insists on a real conversation about it with one rule: you're not allowed to say sorry once