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My Hero Academia
by RogueDruid (Icarius51)
Heroes lead by Bakugo. Villains lead by Midoriya. Seven days prep time. Three days for Izuku Midoriya to show why they should be glad he's not a real villain. (Updated with final edits, 5/2/19)
Deadpool (2016)+2
My Hero Academia
Spider-Man - All Media Types+6
Spider-Man - All Media Types+4
by ob_liv_ious_writer
When Peter saw a spelling mistake on the Stark Industries website, he decided that he had to fix it, no matter what the consequences could be. When Tony saw that the hacker that managed to evade him was a reckless, too-skinny foster kid, he decided that he was going to offer him an internship. No ulterior motives. Not at all. (reuploaded because the author is a dumbass - explanation in notes)
Iron Man (Movies)+3
by copperbadge
Matilda turns hacker, impresses Tony Stark, and fails to be swayed by Charles Xavier.
My Hero Academia
The Avengers (2012)+2
Leverage+1
by fiercelydreamed
"All right," Nate says, and smacks his hands together. "Let's go steal a con artist."
Teen Wolf (TV)
Finder Series
Iron Man (Movies)+6
The Avengers (Marvel Movies)
by InTheShadows
Where it started is with the fall of Shield - if not before that. Where it ended is in a cold, abandon bunker in Siberia - and when people found out what happen there. The world unites to find answers and are shocked at what they find. What do you do when your hero isn't the hero you thought he was? (In more ways than one.)
Dispatch (Video Game)
by confidential_artist
After being given more time to show their improvement, the Z-Team wonder how their dispatcher did it. Everyone knows the SDN only hires heroes, ex-heroes, and ex-villains-turned-Phoenix- Program-heroes. They just think Robert's the third option.
Dispatch (Video Game)
by confidential_artist
Look, Robert believed in his team's potential, and he wanted to say he believed they could rise enough in the leader-board to not get cut. But if being a hero taught him anything, it's that you always want a back-up plan. Insurance, if you will. Some called it cheating, he called it leveling the playing field.
My Hero Academia
Iron Man (Movies)+4
Marvel+4
by ob_liv_ious_writer
When Peter saw a spelling mistake on the Stark Industries website, he decided that he had to fix it, no matter what the consequences could be. When Tony saw that the hacker that managed to evade him was a reckless, too-skinny foster kid, he decided that he was going to offer him an internship.No ulterior motives.Not at all.(This is a total mess of a fic, but I hope you enjoy anyway!! Updates will hopefully be every Friday.)