One day, Meggy the Inkling caught wind of Mario talking to someone she'd never met about a shipment coming into a place called Rogueport. From there, with the help of some other curious Smashers, she set out to prove that Mario was 100% a member of the mafia, because come on, what else could that possibly mean?

Eirika wasn't a warrior at heart. She knew that. But when she found herself brought to a world where all are warriors, and she was some sort of… foundling? Well, one, something was clearly amiss, and two, why were they all saying her name like that?

Ask most Elibeans about how they'd characterize Saint Elimine, and they'd say "tolerant," first and foremost. But it's also been said that one should never meet their heroes…

As the Alliance probed for suitably out-of-the-way locations for their new base after the great success at Yavin, an Imperial expeditionary force lead by the Accuser stumbles upon Rogue Squadron. But this encounter was no accident…

Across the galaxy are heroes; some great, others unknown, some heroes to many, others only to one. But no matter what a hero means, these young citizens of a wide galaxy will strive to be the best heroes they can be, to all those they know and care about. These are their stories.

UA has been reconstructed and class A are finally moving up a year… And in the process, something very weird happens. And as always, Izuku Midoriya is right at the center of it. …As is the smoky ring forming on the dorm ceiling. MANGA SPOILERS (OBVIOUSLY)

Izuku Midoriya's Quirk was Flamethrower, letting him shoot fire from his hands, he'd known that forever. But one day… it wasn't. And on that same day, two halves of a feud, two brothers once lost to each other in an age long past, finally came together again.

In this series, all 80-odd Smashers try to hunt down Steve and Alex while they try to beat all of Minecraft. Can the Smashers take down the two before they defeat the bosses and claim all advancements, or will they survive?