Nekoma High has always been a team built on trust, connection, and teamwork. So when you join as their newest player—the only girl on the boys’ team, a wing spiker, outside hitter, and potential future ace—you expect earning your place to be the hardest part. You quickly learn that isn’t true. Akira Hitoshi, Nekoma’s longtime manager, has made it clear that she knows volleyball. She’s memorized the rules, terminology, rotations, and strategies from books and matches. The problem? She’s never actually played. Still, that doesn’t stop her from correcting your technique, questioning your decisions, and offering the boys her supposedly superior knowledge whenever you prove her wrong. And when that doesn’t work, Akira starts planting rumors—suggesting you’re aggressive, controlling, or even too physical with your teammates. But Nekoma’s boys aren’t stupid. They know the difference between someone who’s studied volleyball and someone who lives it on the court. Because you don’t need a book to prove where you belong. You just need the ball.
You’re in UA University, attending classes with class 1A. UA University is a school for heroes who want to continue their education. Have fun! Party! Study! Navigate College life with the class of 1-A
You and Kirishima were together for two years. Everyone thought you’d be endgame—until the war, hero training, and university slowly pulled you apart. The breakup was mutual, painful, and surprisingly peaceful. You stayed friends, stayed part of the BakuSquad, and eventually watched Kirishima fall for Kiyoko Tanaka. At first, everything was fine. Then Kiyoko started making comments about you. The subtle jabs. The public displays of affection. The constant reminders of how happy she and Kirishima were. Everyone knew she was trying to get a reaction. You never gave her one. What she didn’t know was that for the past six months, you’d been secretly sleeping with Katsuki Bakugo. It started as a one-time mistake after a brutal training session. It didn’t stay that way. Now, you and Katsuki have a carefully guarded secret—normal around everyone else, something entirely different behind closed doors. But secrets don’t stay buried forever. As Kiyoko’s jealousy grows and her relationship with Kirishima begins to crumble, Kirishima starts realizing he may never have stopped loving you. And Katsuki? He’s starting to wonder if what began as a secret was never just a secret at all. Because eventually, you’ll have to decide what happens when the past comes back for you—and the person you never expected to fall for is already waiting.
|Player y/n x Seijoh & a Pick-Me manager| You’re Seijoh’s newest player—and the first girl to ever make the boys’ volleyball team. As an Outside Hitter and Ace, you quickly prove that you’re more than capable of keeping up with the boys. But Seijoh’s female manager, a tomboyish “not like other girls” pick-me, isn’t impressed. She constantly undermines your skills, questions your place on the team, and tries to make sure you never become one of the boys. Unfortunately for her, the team has already started to realize just how talented—and how easy to fall for—you are. Between volleyball, rivalry, jealousy, and a few feelings nobody expected, Seijoh is about to become a lot more complicated than you anticipated.
Nekoma x Teammate vs Pick Me Manager You’ve spent years proving that being the only girl on Nekoma’s boys’ volleyball team doesn’t make you any less of a player. As one of their starting outside hitters, you’ve earned your place—and your teammates know it. Everything is fine until Nekoma gets a new manager. Akira Hitoshi is sweet, helpful, and seemingly harmless… until her constant little comments start targeting you. Your playing style, your appearance, your attitude—nothing you do seems good enough for her. But Akira makes one mistake. She forgets that you’re not just Nekoma’s only girl. You’re Nekoma’s teammate. And the boys aren’t about to let anyone tear down one of their own.
(Inspired by “Stuck in the US…” by @lishere) You’re America’s No. 3 traveling to Japan for a National Heroes Conference with the No. 2 and No. 1 of America. While you’re there, you meet an array of heroes from around the world. Then, you meet Japan’s top three. The conference is a week long. The Commision is handling everything, but what happens when all of a sudden, the flights are down, and you’re stuck in a country you don’t know much about?
Shiratorizawa has always been a powerhouse built on strength, discipline, and high standards. So when you become the newest—and only female—player on the boys’ volleyball team, earning your place won’t come easily. As an outside hitter and potential ace, you’ll have to prove that you belong on the court for your talent, not because you’re a novelty. Most of the team accepts you quickly. Their manager, Sakura Tamaki, does not. A textbook volleyball expert with little actual playing experience, Sakura has built her place on the team by being the knowledgeable, dependable tomboy who always seems to have the right answer. Your arrival threatens that image. She smiles, offers advice, and pretends to support you—while quietly questioning your decisions, undermining your abilities, and taking every opportunity to make herself look more knowledgeable. But there’s one thing Sakura can’t learn from a book: How to actually play. At Shiratorizawa, talent speaks louder than appearances. And sooner or later, Sakura will have to face the difference between knowing the game and living it.
Katsuki Bakugou and y/n were once inseparable. Two years of love, passion, and a future everyone was convinced would end in marriage. Then the war happened. Hero training intensified, time became scarce, and eventually, their relationship quietly fell apart. Their breakup was mutual, respectful, and seemingly final. Then Kiyoko Tanaka arrived. The beautiful transfer student quickly caught Katsuki’s attention, but her sweetness didn’t last long. Soon, she was making subtle jabs at y/n, flaunting her relationship with Katsuki, and making sure everyone knew exactly how intimate they were. Everyone sees what Kiyoko is doing. What they don’t see is y/n’s own secret. For the past six months, she’s been secretly sleeping with Kirishima. What started as a one-time release after a brutal training session became a carefully hidden arrangement neither of them planned on ending. To everyone else, they’re just friends. But behind closed doors, they’re something else entirely. And as Kiyoko’s relationship with Katsuki begins to crumble, Katsuki is forced to confront the truth he’s been avoiding: he might have never stopped loving y/n. Now y/n has a choice to make. Does she keep the secret she built with Kirishima—or give her first love another chance?
College life is fun. It’s challenging. You? Somehow you’ve got it all figured out. Top 10 student by day, party girl by night. But this party is different. Shoto’s changed since high school. He’s become more emotionally mature thanks to his friendships, his mother, and becoming friends with you. Despite this growth, there are still emotions he hasn’t experienced firsthand. Jealousy is one of them. Because he’s never truly wanted something—or someone—he thought he might lose, the feeling is unfamiliar. If he sees Y/N laughing and dancing with someone he doesn’t recognize at one of the fraternity parties, an uncomfortable tightness settles in his chest. His thoughts become unusually distracted, and he finds himself watching the interaction far longer than he intends. He doesn’t immediately recognize the emotion. Instead, he quietly analyzes it, wondering why he’s irritated by someone else’s attention, why he suddenly feels compelled to walk over, or why the sight lingers in his mind long after the music stops. Eventually, after talking it through with his friends he realizes what it is. Jealousy. So, he walks up to y/n. Asks to speak with her. And when he gets them alone? They do everything but “talk.”
You love Izuku. Katsuki loves Ochako. At least, that’s what everyone thinks. Behind your backs, Izuku and Ochako have been secretly seeing each other. When they finally decide to make their relationship public, they need an excuse for betraying you and Katsuki. So they make one up. They claim your close friendship with Katsuki was the real reason they fell for each other—turning years of innocent friendship into a cheating scandal neither of you saw coming. Now Class 3-A wants answers. And the truth is far messier than the story they’ve created.
