MHA: [HEROINES CROSSOVER] ME? IM FROM CLASS D!
Alternative Universe.
A lot of nonsense ideas, questionable logic, and a plot that might or might not exist. Honestly, I’m not even sure this thing deserves to be called a plot.
If you already hated the first two chapters, don’t continue reading. Save yourself the time.
Also, don’t leave your personal “this should be like this” or “that should be like that” opinions. This story was never written to satisfy every reader.
In fact, I wouldn’t even strongly recommend this fan fiction. It exists mostly as something I wrote for myself, a way to pass time and explore a few ridiculous “what if” ideas.
As usual, the OC dies, gains some power, and gets reincarnated into a crossover world where many things don’t make sense. My Hero Academia will be the main world, but since this is an AU, expect plenty of deviations and unexpected elements.
To be completely honest, this fan fiction is basically just a creative experiment. It’s not meant to be taken too seriously. It simply exists to answer a random “what if” scenario that crossed my mind.
This is written in a light novel style, and the pacing is slow.
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One Piece was created by Eiichiro Oda, who began the series in 1997 and turned it into the best-selling manga in history.
Naruto was authored by Masashi Kishimoto, who launched the ninja epic in 1999, exploring themes of loneliness and perseverance.
Bleach was created by Tite Kubo, who introduced his stylish supernatural story about Shinigami in 2001.
Finally, My Hero Academia (MHA) was created by Kohei Horikoshi in 2014, blending traditional shonen elements with strong inspiration from Western superhero comics.
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Maki is the OC. Originally just a random guy.
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The cover image isn’t mine. I found it on Google.
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If you’re 18 or below, go somewhere else. This isn’t for you.
Also, I’m typing this on my phone’s keyboard, so expect plenty of typos and mistakes. If you’re still planning to read this, you might need to turn off your brain for a bit.
(Not literally.)
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Most importantly, I’m not interested in reading comments about how the story “should” be written.
“This should happen.”
“That should change.”
“I hate this.”
“I hate that.”
First of all, this is my fan fiction.
So instead of lecturing someone else about how they should write, why not create your own story?
I’m writing my own nonsense for my own reasons, not to meet someone else’s personal standards.
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Peace out.
“Why publish it? Simple. I wrote it, so I published it. Not for approval, not for views , and certainly not to babysit everyone’s fragile opinions. I’ve warned you from the start—this isn’t for everyone. If the first chapter made you roll your eyes, feel free to leave quietly. Don’t stick around to sprinkle your bitterness and unsolicited critiques across my work. This story exists on my terms, not yours, and that’s the entire point.”
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For the people who still don’t get it, let me make this painfully simple. I’m not here to entertain your personal opinions, essays, or whatever intellectual gymnastics you’re trying to perform in the comment section. If you’re here to rant, argue, or prove how loudly you can misunderstand something, congratulations. You’ll be banned.
Feel free to keep shouting into the void somewhere else. You’re absolutely free to display just how impressively low your reading comprehension can go. Freedom of expression is a wonderful thing, especially when it reveals exactly how little someone understood in the first place.
“I publish so I can experience my own story, hear it in audio, and prove it exists outside my head. That’s it. End of discussion.”
[ well I used Libby, sonia and Ryan voices for the audio at 1.00 speed ]
[ Sorry, the story doesn’t revolve around a random reader who thinks their opinion is law. ]
Readers accept that not every story is for them. Fake critics believe every story exists for their approval.
