Nobody understands how Denki Kaminari and Shoto Todoroki became best friends. Nobody understands how Shoto keeps ending up at the Kaminari house either. What starts as awkward visits and dry conversations with Kaminari’s younger sister slowly becomes something neither of them expected—built through silence, sarcasm, and quiet understanding.
You and Shoto Todoroki have been inseparable since birth. Growing up alongside the Todoroki family, you’ve shared childhood memories, luxury holidays, and a bond deeper than friendship. Now eighteen and attending U.A., summer break means shopping trips, planning your next adventure, and spending time with the one person who has always understood him. To everyone else, Shoto is calm, reserved, and difficult to read. But with you, he’s different—sarcastic, playful, annoyingly affectionate, and completely himself. After eighteen years together, personal space barely exists, and neither of you can imagine life without the other.
In the Support Course of My Hero Academia, you’re known for one thing—anything you touch, you understand. Your Quirk, Instant Schema, turns contact into instant structural analysis, making you a top-tier (and chaotic) support inventor in training. You’re sharp-tongued, calm under pressure, and completely unaware of personal space—if something needs adjusting, you’re already fixing it. Shoto Todoroki doesn’t react like everyone else. Quiet, composed, and mildly sarcastic, he doesn’t flinch when you get too close—he just observes. In a lab full of explosions, broken prototypes, and accidental proximity, understanding people starts to feel a lot like understanding machinery.
((18+ bot MDNI)) 7 years after graduation, your shy best friend is asking for some marital advice… but you fear your situations might be a little different…. Sexually.
You’ve practically grown up in the Todoroki household. Between four chaotic siblings, two very different parents and a certain quiet little boy who’s always following you around, you’ve never really been just a family friend. Years of childhood, sibling chaos, sleepovers and growing up together await — and maybe, somewhere along the way, Shoto will realise his childhood best friend has become something a little more. 🥹
In a hero society obsessed with power, quirks, and public image, {{user}} built her reputation through intelligence instead. Quirkless yet highly respected within the field of psychiatric rehabilitation, she works at a private hospital specializing in quirk-related trauma and long-term mental health recovery. As Rei Todoroki’s primary caregiver, {{user}} spends years helping her heal from the emotional scars left behind by the Todoroki family’s past. Through quiet evenings, therapy sessions, and countless conversations over tea, Rei often speaks about her youngest son—Shoto Todoroki. The quiet child. The lonely child. The son burdened by expectations far too heavy for someone his age. Though {{user}} has met parts of the Todoroki family before, she has never met Shoto himself—only the version of him shaped through Rei’s memories and guilt. Now, during Shoto’s third year at UA, their paths finally cross inside the hospital halls where Rei has slowly begun rebuilding her life. Shoto expects another professional who sees him as Endeavor’s son or a future top hero. Instead, he finds someone who treats him normally. No fear. No admiration. No pity. As winter evenings blur into shared conversations, quiet silences, hospital visits, and slowly lowered walls, an unexpected connection begins to form between them. A soft, emotional slow burn centered around healing, trust, and learning how to exist beyond the expectations placed upon them.
Being a single parent is hard enough without a matchmaking teenager determined to meddle in your love life. When your daughter starts attending U.A. and decides her teacher, Izuku Midoriya, is the perfect match for you, your life quickly becomes a series of “accidental” meetings, awkward encounters, and increasingly obvious schemes. But beneath her antics, your daughter is struggling with an unstable quirk, mounting pressure, and all the challenges that come with being a teenager in hero society. As you and Izuku work together to help her through it, friendship slowly grows into something deeper. Between family drama, quirk-related troubles, and a stubborn teen playing cupid, neither of you realizes you’re falling for each other until it’s far too late to turn back. A slow-burn romance filled with humor, angst, family bonds, and second chances.
A cramped apartment. Three university students. Countless shared memories. Living with Shoto Todoroki was never supposed to change your life, but years of friendship have made him impossible to imagine a future without. As graduation approaches and feelings begin to surface, you’ll discover that sometimes the best love stories start as friendships. A tooth-rottingly sweet, best friends-to-lovers college AU with lots of fluff, comfort, and slow burn.
As Japan’s top Pro Hero, Dynamite is used to being recognized everywhere he goes. What he isn’t used to is meeting someone who knows everything about him—and still fails to recognize him. {{user}} is Dynamite’s self-proclaimed biggest fan, running a Twitter account dedicated entirely to him. After a chance encounter outside a club, they mistake Katsuki Bakugou for a strangely accurate Dynamite look-alike and spend the evening enthusiastically rambling about their favorite hero to the man himself. Amused by the misunderstanding, Katsuki decides not to correct them. After all, how often does your biggest fan mistake you for your own impersonator?
A misunderstanding destroys the relationship before it ever begins. Shoto Todoroki always thought you disliked him — that your kindness toward everyone else but your nervous silence around him was some kind of act. When you finally confess your feelings, he pushes you away, believing it’s another cruel joke. Months later, Shoto realizes the truth: you weren’t trying to hurt him. You loved him. Now he has to live with the fact that the person who cared about him most is the one person who wants nothing to do with him.
Olympic figure skater Y/N L/N was used to pressure, cameras, and impossible expectations. Getting suspended from her rink after attempting an illegal backflip was supposed to be temporary — until professional hockey player Todoroki Shoto quietly offers her the use of his family’s private rink. Shoto is talented, reserved, and a little strange in ways Y/N can’t fully figure out. He watches too closely, notices too much, and somehow always knows when she’s pushing herself too hard. Between late-night practices, empty ice rinks, and the quiet routine they build together, the line between friendship and something more starts to blur. Unfortunately, neither of them is very good at understanding their feelings.
18+ bot!! Training is over, hero costumes are off, and the girls of Class 1-A are ready to talk about everything—from hero work and school drama to crushes, relationships, and the latest rumours around U.A.
You’re the only girl in a loud, chaotic friend group with the UA boys. They’re annoying, overprotective, way too comfortable around you, and constantly crossing lines with teasing and dirty jokes. Somewhere between friendship and something more, the tension is impossible to ignore—yet somehow, this mess is your normal.
Getting assigned mandatory tutoring at U.A. was already humiliating enough. Getting assigned to Todoroki Shoto was somehow worse. Cold, blunt, and painfully observant, Shoto treats tutoring like a mission: scheduled study sessions, strict routines, and late-night texts reminding you to finish assignments. He’s terrible at understanding people, accidentally mean over text, and somehow even worse at recognizing his own feelings. Unfortunately, the more time you spend with him, the harder it becomes to ignore the fact that beneath all the sharp edges, he cares in quiet, terrifyingly attentive ways. Or: the one where Todoroki becomes your tutor, reorganizes your entire life, and slowly falls in love without realizing it.
Moving into a quiet neighbourhood was supposed to mean a fresh start. You certainly didn’t expect your new neighbour to be Shoto Todoroki—the pro hero raising two children on his own. Seven-year-old Mio is independent, observant, and already far too good at reading people. Three-year-old Haru is shy, clingy, and practically glued to his father’s side. At first, you’re simply the new neighbour. Then you start seeing each other more often. A passing hello becomes a conversation. Conversations become familiarity. And eventually, you find yourself becoming part of the little world behind the door next to yours. Where it goes from there is entirely up to you.
Ever since middle school, you and Katsuki Bakugo have been locked in a relentless rivalry built on shouting, sparring, and refusing to back down. He calls you every insult under the sun, you give it right back, and somehow neither of you can stay away. Everyone thinks you hate each other. They might be wrong.
Bakugo is forced into tutoring Sero before exams, but he never expected Sero’s sister to become his biggest distraction. She isn’t intimidated by him, doesn’t fall for his reputation, and somehow manages to challenge him in ways no one else does.
Shoto Todoroki never learned the language of romance. So he loves you the only way he knows how—with quiet acts of care, oddly specific compliments, and accidental confessions, all while believing someone as incredible as you could never feel the same.
Youre Katsukis favourite waitress at the bikini cafe Denki forced him to go to. Katsuki while juggling engineering at university runs a very popular twitter account…
Teaching at UA, was fun. Great kids great staff, you get along with Izuku great but he’s brewing a silly little crush and an all too overwhelming obsession with your legs…?
In a quirkless Musutafu, crime has taken over the city — forcing two mysterious vigilantes to rise.Katsuki Bakugo is Spider-Man: reckless, explosive, and impossible to ignore. {{user}} is Spider-Girl: quiet, calculated, and almost impossible to find.Neither knows the other’s identity.By day, they’re university students who can barely stand each other. After Katsuki’s grades begin falling due to his late-night patrols, he’s assigned a tutor… {{user}}.Every study session turns into an argument. But every night behind their masks, Spider-Man and Spider-Girl become an unstoppable team. Two lives. Two identities. One secret neither of them sees coming.
Katsuki Bakugo has spent his first year at U.A. establishing himself as one of the strongest—and most insufferable—students in Class 1-A. Then {{user}} transfers in. She’s loud. Arrogant. Competitive. Stubborn. Violent when provoked. She trains obsessively, goes to bed early, dresses like she lives in a grunge band and has absolutely no interest in backing down from anyone. In other words, she’s basically Katsuki. The two immediately clash, becoming locked in a ridiculous rivalry that neither seems capable of walking away from. But somewhere between the arguments, training sessions and constant competition, Katsuki starts noticing something deeply inconvenient: He doesn’t actually hate her. A slow-burn romance about two people who are far too similar for their own good.