Au Where Mr. Henderson Finds Out About Anya's Powers First.

Au where Mr. Henderson finds out about Anya's powers first.

1 - Anya is a GOOD GIRL who is working for WORLD PEACE and she gets NO THANKS for it. All of it happened because she was trying to prevent a fourth tonitrus, (due to bad grades) and she did her best. Sadly, her best involved her cheating like crazy on the smartest student in the class.

2 - Henderson calls her in his office because a mediocre student can't suddenly strike a perfect score. The problem is that it's pretty clear who she cheated on but now how? The bright student was at the opposite side of the classroom, they were watched the whole time, and it just doesn't make sense... until Anya, distracted by the good snacks, accidentally answers to something he didn't say out loud. For two minutes. (Those were really good snacks.)

3 - Henderson goes through a crisis of faith if elegance can be considered a deity and a faith. On one hand, small child with apparently telepathic powers cheated, which is bad. On the other hand, he is the kind of student who would die for his students and he knows that this secret can NOT get out. He also discovers that her parents do not know about her ability and immediately assumes that it's the power from her dead mother and really let his imagination go wild. He becomes her secret keeper, her tutor (because the best way for her to stop cheating is for her to get the right answers on her own) and he is close to a heart attack every time he feels her secret is about to be revealed.

4 - More seriously, it's the AU where Henderson puts actual accommodation for a child who keeps getting distracted by people's thoughts and it works! Strix now adores the man because Anya is finally becoming a good student.

5 - Henderson has just started getting used to the whole "Small child who can read people's mind" when Anya drops the "My dog can see the future" bomb on him.

“What is a hero but a tangle of contradictions?”

Weak Hero AU where Ben convinces Gray he'd stop being so physically weak if he ate more and gets him on a high calorie gym plan. Gray becomes buff. Thanks!

1 - Ben is invited to Gray's home for a reason or another, he opens Gray's fridge and he actually screams in horror when he sees the vast emptiness in there. He grabs Gray by the shoulders and shakes him, screaming that he is underfed and can't continue like that, and how he is going to mess up his body if he continues only eating once a day on pretty much nothing.

2 - Alex and Ben start preparing lunch boxes to Gray and nag him into eating better. (Students in Eunjang are a bit confused about why Big Ben and Alex are mother henning the freaking White Mamba.) They also go for runs every morning, because exercise is important.

3 - It backfires so quickly. It's like Gray's body has been waiting for those calories all its life and it immediately starts producing muscles. Gray goes through a very brutal growth spurt (his organism is taking advantage on the sudden amount of food after what is believed to 15 years of famine to take care of all the growth right now), which hurts, so he exercises in order to make the growth pains go away (don't question the logic), which means he put on even more muscles!

4 - Gerard begs them to stop feeding Gray as they are making them stronger but Ben refuses. He has awakened the Italian grandma instinct. He has learned to cook just to feed his friends.

5 - You see those big dogs who still think they are as tiny as they were pups? That's Gray. He doesn't realize that he has actually turned big and intimidating. Especially since people in Eunjang and those who already knew him already thought him to be terrifying, but now, no one underestimates him anymore. He is under the mistaken impression that the delinquents have calmed down because they are too busy preparing for college to look for fights.

Au where Iruma's birth parents are actually decent people

1 - The parents who raised Iruma and that we saw in the manga aren't his birth parents but the couple that kidnapped him as a baby.

2 - Iruma's real parents have been looking for their child all those years but have never found him or any trace of the vile couple who stole their baby... until the child thieves started to spend A LOT of money.

3 - Iruma's bio parents more or less jumped the fake parents and slapped the truth out of them: their child was sold to a demon. I will left the fate of the fake parents ambiguous.

4 - The fake parents, who think that guy in Taken was too tame, to give you an idea of what type of parents, they are, break into the demon world, break into Sullivan's mansion, lock poor Opera into a box and try to kill Sullivan.

5 - Sullivan is delighted to have found Iruma's parents and adopt them so people stop asking him how he got a grandson despite not having children. Except that now, people point out how weird it is that he acquired children AFTER getting a grandson.

For the ask game how about an au where a teacher in aldera feel that Izuku potential wasted for being quirkless so that they ask all for one to give quirk to Izuku?

1 - There is one teacher in Aldera who has the braincell but, as it's often the case with such people, no one listens to him. In any case, he doesn't believe that Bakugou is their golden ticket and would like the rest of the school to stop picking on someone with so potential. So he gives Izuku a safe harbor when things become too much. And he tells AFO about this young man who has a lot of potential.

2 - He takes his time before introducing the idea of getting a quirk. At first, he says things like "It's unfair how no one sees your potential just because you like a quirk." "You are so special." "You only need someone to give you a chance." And then, he explains that there is a way. That he knows someone, that he is only doing this because of how much he cares about Izuku, and so on.

3 - Midoriya gains a quirk. The teacher gains a favor (maybe money, maybe something else). All for One gains a pawn or even a spy. All is well.

4 - At least, it's what the teacher thinks.

5 - Izuku wasn't going to say no to a quirk and he is aware that he is being played but he wasn't going to let the chance of infiltrating a villainous organization slip past him. Working as a double agent will do wonders for his UA file.

Hey Gentry! For the 5 headcannon game would you please do a blackbutler ×mha Au? With Afo as Sebastian and Izuku as Ceil!

I have been thinking about this ask a lot, not in the "I am worldbuilding this AU" sense but as... I cannot picture a world where Izuku knows that All for One will eventually eat his soul and he isn't making AFO's life a living hell every day to make him pay for it. I refuse to believe that Izuku wouldn't be ten times pettier than Ciel because, you know, Ciel wants to find out who killed his parents and gets revenge while Izuku is only still here on earth in order to make All for One suffer.

Because, if Izuku had sold his soul to All Might, it would be okay, why not, All Might deserves some nice yummy soul, and Izuku would probably feel sorry that his soul isn't more nutritious because All Might works hard. But Loser for One? That bitch? Oh, I know Izuku never meant to sell his soul and it's ON, he will make him regret ever making that pact.

On one hand, Izuku has excellent reputation because he keeps making good deeds (out of demonic powers) but on the other end, everyone knows that he hates his butler and laughs at his pain. Izuku throws his butler into whatever is the Victorian equivalent of a woodchipper, isn't arrested because it's obviously impossible since his butler was later seen in one piece, but everyone who knows him is nodding and going "Yes, surprised he didn't do that sooner, he really hates that guy."

Constant bullying, impossible requests that AFO is expected to fulfill in the next five minutes, constant psychological torment, all the malevolence a teenage mind filled with unholy sadism when it comes to one (1) being. If AFO isn't spending his nights studying demon law books in order to find a way of how to break the contract, Izuku considers he isn't doing his job right.

I want legit demons to look at AFO and Izuku and for them to have no idea who the demon is between the two. I want Ujiko to try to snap the neck of the awful child not respecting his lord only for Izuku to beat him to death with his cane. I want half of the shinigamis to be terrified at the idea of eventually being the ones to reap Izuku's soul and the other eating popcorn while this funky little feral child is running around with a gun and using his own demon as target practice.

As for the headcanons, sorry, I am not inspired, but I will try:

1.A - The servants are all demons: Lady Nagant, Tomura and Machia, because Izuku is so unhinged that the human servants kept running for the hills. They all made deals with AFO and some source of humor is the fact that they don't know what's considered as normal for human beings so they frequently bicker over who is the better at passing for human. (They all suck.)

1.B - Alternatively, the servants are all humans (Midnight, Aizawa and Mic) and they keep cooing over Izuku's antics and keep claiming to AFO's face that their young master is only acting out because he loves the butler and wants his attention.

2 - Izuku was (is?) engaged to Shouto but it's up in the air after his return to the Midoriya manor because back when Enji agreed to give his youngest, he thought that Touya would be his heir and the Midoriya family was extremely powerful. He was less keen to give out his most promising child to a family who has now a bit of a reputation when it comes to bad luck. Also, Shouto doesn't want to be engaged. Period.

3 - Izuku is terrible at using swords but really good at using knives (his loving butler helped him train, for his mere presence provided a lovely target practice.) If there is a circus arc, Izuku doesn't need anyone to qualify as a knife thrower.

4 - That's a "Chisaki is a good parent to Eri" AU as he probably replaces Lau as Izuku's connection to the criminal world. Also, cool tattoos. Because I was deprived of cool tattoos during the arc that introduced yakuza.

5 - Izuku's contract involves "getting as much vengeance as he craves" and alas for All for One, his thirst for vengeance is unquenchable. Izuku can hold a grudge against anything, but mainly AFO.