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Inside every person are some deadly sins. For Midoriya Izuku- he could manifest as all sins. And each sin has a deadly quirk.
[Izuku has a quirk and it's called 'S E V E N' {the ability to manifest the Seven Deadly Sins} but the drawback is that he has Multiple Personalities Disorder]
*made this because of a video on Instagram*
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Hero Fall (UA Civil War Exercise) by TheHinokami
Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia
08 Feb 2021
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* Inspired by civil war and other civil war fanfiction off of Archive of our own.
It's now the end of the first year of UA for our students. Nedzu had decided to bring back the annual Heroes vs Villain fight. The fight shall last 5 days and the villain leader is Izuku Midoriya, with the commanding officer of the hero team being Katsuki Bakugo. But, what happens when Izuku is left alone?
Izuku has decided enough is enough. Heroes don't always win! Heroes will fail at one point! As such, let us follow the cinnamon roll Izuku Midoryia as he lets his suppressed emotions out and decided to teach the hero team a lesson. No longer will Izuku hold his mind back. No longer will the hero team win! They always said Izuku couldn't be a hero, so what happens if he embraces those words from his past and allows the darkness to consume him for this civil war?
*No Images are mine. I got them all off google.
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Arthur and Merlin's souls are bound together. Find out how in the original one-shot "Scars" and follow along on their adventures forthwith in the continuation titled "Souls".
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Bluebird by EtherealBeing
Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia
20 Apr 2019
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Dialing a wrong number was no unusual occurrence. Everyone did it once in a while, and Katsuki was well aware of that fact.
However, possessing this knowledge made it no less aggravating for him to discover — a full two minutes into his rant about his day — that he’d been venting his frustrations to a complete stranger. As if that wasn't enough, said stranger was also inexplicably determined to hear his story to its end.