When Izuku was turned into a vampire and sent to rehab for it, he didn't expect to meet another, far more damaged and broken vampire who would become the glue to hold his life together. Shoto never expected to be forgiven for killing those people when he turned, much less have two best friends. Bakugo didn't expect to ever have real friends and learn to be a good one himself.

Luffy wasn't human. He knew that, he had known for his whole life. But he wants to know what he is, where he came from and if there are others out there like him. Though he also has the dream to become the Pirate King... So why not do both at the same time? So starts his quest to find answers and be the freest on the sea! (unknown 1 Strawhat Pirates... for some reason?)

When Shoto was only four years old, a god decided to give him powers and tell him he was the only one who could save the world. He would be raised to become the strongest and stop what even the pokemon god could never. Can he do what Arceus expects of him, or will he crash and burn before he can make a difference?

After Luffy is brutally tortured at seven years old, his life and self change drastically. Broken, scarred heavily and mute, life feels hopeless. The only thing keeping him going are his two best friends and beloved brothers. Even so, he has a dream to be a hero and prevent what happened to him from happening to other kids. But with villains gathering, can he achieve his dream?

When Shoto was turned into a vampire at seven years old, his already abusive home life got exponentially worse. His life was turned upside down, and he felt little hope anything would be better. It's only when he meets a human that is nearly impossible to be around that he might really think he deserves happiness. Can things ever be different than one step forward, two steps back?

Dragons didn't exist anymore. They all died a long time ago. But Ace existed. A young human who could turn into a dragon, or maybe vice versa. When he wanders into Fairy Tail and joins, he becomes the youngest of the guild. As he ages, he forms bonds with the guild and outsiders. But hardships follow something that should not exist.

After Hawks gets a taste of rebellion in being with his villain soulmate, he can't help but feel the addiction of being free, not doing what the Commission makes him, their abuse and total control. It doesn't help that he's made friends with the people he's meant to betray. How can he resist the freedom his soulmate helps brings when it's right there in front of him for the taking?

After Ace, Luffy and Sabo make it to safety, they find a place that accepts them regardless of who they are and where they came from. For once in their lives, things are stable and happy. But it doesn't last long. Fate is cruel and everything is torn apart and their bonds are shattered and burned to the ground. Can any of it be fixed, or will the suffering never end?

After Keigo is hit with a quirk with a 100% fatality rate, he wants the person he loves most in the world to see him off. Rated M.

After Ace is diagnosed with a rare and very graphic disease, his life falls apart and he loses all his friends and his future. Now with a condition ostracized and hated by the world, he must learn to adapt and love himself again, even if just going outside and being seen is traumatizing and triggering. M for graphic depiction of disease.

After Hawks is experimented on and becomes a ghoul, his life becomes a mess. Trying to balance being a hero while also needing to kill and eat humans to survive is a nightmare, both sides of his life conflicting violently. At least he has someone there to help him out, an unexpected monster turned lover. Can they both keep Hawks' secret or will it come out and ruin everything?

After three years of avoiding his family, Fuyumi invites Touya to her wedding on another continent. When Touya decides to accept, he doesn't hesitate to bring his lover along with him. But how will the dysfunctional Todoroki family react when they find out Touya's boyfriend is actually an AI?

After Katakuri adopts a little bundle of energy, he didn't expect for him to almost immediately be attacked by a vampire. Now with the young vampire Luffy, Katakuri still makes sure to be the best parent possible, no matter what it takes. And Luffy just wants to live happily and continue being a ball of sunshine for everyone he meets. PURE FLUFF.

Being part dragon and quirkless in a world with almost all full humans and full dragons can be difficult, both physically, socially and emotionally. But he has a brother and best friends to help him. However, Ace seems to not be the normal very rare type, being able to make unheard of emotional bonds with dragons. And how will the world react to a non-human striving to be a hero?

Touya sets up in his new college dorm and meets his new room mate, a very bubbly guy with too much energy.

Ace had always been alone. No family, no home. So to have a quality life, he uses his quirk to deceive the world into thinking he is an adult. But that type of life gets harder as things pile on. School, chronic injuries, and the stress of not wanting to get caught and have everything he worked for ruined. But at least he has the best friends you could ever ask for to support him.

After Hawks is hit by a quirk that forces him and his most recent partner to see each other's memories, Hawks and Dabi both are forced to witness one another's most tragic and personal memories: those of their childhoods. (Manga spoilers for backstories. Rated M for lot's of canon child abuse.)

When Ace wakes up, soaking wet and with no memories but the possibility of drowning, he has to learn all about this unfamiliar world of magic and wizards. All unfamiliar faces, though one does know him and his past. Even without most knowing where he really did come from, he's welcomed completely and swept into the dangerous and fun adventures of being a Fairy Tail wizard.

When Hawks and Dabi are both sent to and trapped in some other world by a dead man's quirk, they didn't expect to both come to love it so much. Sometimes you don't know what you need to heal emotional and physical scars. Sometimes you just need people to love you to fix the things you can't on your own. Dabi and Hawks centric.

After Izuku returned to UA, he thought he'd be okay. But the feelings of sadness, hopelessness, guilt and regret are still there. And they weren't going anywhere for awhile. But at least he had friends who cared, and one that went out of his way to help. Still, it wasn't going anywhere any time soon. (Spoilers for manga before 327)