Let him rest he's human like the rest of us don't get me wrong I want a part 2 but that takes time

I see why rayquaza fights him he us annoying

My dream is to incarnate into my vision of heaven, the perfect world a Pokemon world since it is my favourite world ever

No

I am open to any suggestions

@@lordwistys Let's gooo Here you go and you can put whatever you on the title B:Izuku G:Izumi *THE AU* *The layout* In an alternate universe of "My Hero Academia," U.A. had undergone a transformation into a prestigious institution for aspiring heroes, evolving with the ever-changing landscape of quirks and justice. The bustling campus, now teeming with young adults on the cusp of their hero journeys, became the stage for a saga that intertwined with the broader narrative of the series. The protagonist, Izuku Takahashi, navigated the challenges of this evolved hero institution as a vigilante haunted by a tragic past. His vigilante actions, once confined to the shadows, became a complex dance within the heroic society. This journey unfolded in parallel with the "Introduction of the Series Saga," where Izumi Midoriya, the original series protagonist, began his exploration of U.A. and the complexities of heroism. As Izuku Takahashi patrolled the city in the shadows, his encounters with villains and fake heroes became legendary tales among U.A. students. Meanwhile, Izumi Midoriya, with dreams of becoming a symbol of peace, forged friendships and faced challenges within the institution. Unbeknownst to both, their destinies were intricately linked. The "Sports Festival Saga" witnessed the clash of quirks and ideologies within the U.A., setting the stage for Izuku Takahashi's clandestine pursuits and Izumi Midoriya's emergence as a beacon of heroism. The echoes of their shared childhood and the unspoken connection between their paths added layers to the unfolding narrative. As U.A. faced with the challenges of the "Internship Saga," Izuku Takahashi's vigilant actions became entangled in a conspiracy that reached the highest echelons of academia. Simultaneously, Izumi Midoriya discovered a dark secret within the U.A., introducing a shadow that loomed over the hero society. The "Pro Hero Saga" saw both protagonists rise to prominence in their respective realms-Izumi as a distinguished student and rising hero, and Izuku as the enigmatic vigilante operating beyond the institution's boundaries. Their paths converged during the "Overhaul Saga," where the Yakuza's sinister plans threatened not only hero society but the fragile threads of their intertwined destinies. In the "Cultural Festival Saga," Izumi's unwavering optimism and determination acted as a counterpoint to Izuku Takahashi's brooding resolve. The emotional stakes heightened as the duo confronted not only external adversaries but the shadows within themselves. The "Joint Training Saga" became a battlefield for ideologies within the U.A., mirroring the ideological clash between Izumi and Izuku. Their parallel journeys reached a climax during the "Pro Hero Raid Saga," as the truth of Izuku Takahashi's past was revealed, intertwining with the broader narrative of hero society. The "War Arc" witnessed U.A. facing its most significant crisis. Izumi Midoriya, emblematic of institutional hero ideals, confronted challenges that tested the very essence of heroism. Simultaneously, Izuku Takahashi, burdened by the weight of secrets, continued his vigilant pursuits, shaping destinies in the shadows. The "Final Act Saga" brought the alternate My Hero Academia universe to a bittersweet triumph. The secret organization dismantled, scars left on hero society, and U.A. faced a reconstruction of ideals. Izumi Midoriya emerged as a beacon of hope, determined to rebuild the U.A. with a renewed commitment to justice. Izuku Takahashi, a symbol of resilience, continued his vigilant pursuits, leaving an indelible mark on the legacy of U.A. and the heroes who dared to challenge the shadows. *The final layout* In an alternate universe of "My Hero Academia," U.A. underwent a profound transformation, evolving into a prestigious institution for aspiring heroes. The bustling campus, once filled with the echoes of high school students, now teemed with young adults on the brink of their hero journeys. This shift in the academic landscape set the stage for a saga that intricately interwoven with the broader narrative of the series. The protagonist, Izuku Takahashi, emerged as a central figure navigating the challenges of this evolved hero institution. His journey, haunted by a tragic past, unfolded in parallel with the "Introduction of the Series Saga," where the original series protagonist, Izumi Midoriya, embarked on his exploration of U.A. and the complexities of heroism. As Izuku Takahashi patrolled the city in the shadows, tales of his encounters with villains and fake heroes circulated among U.A. students. Meanwhile, Izumi Midoriya, fueled by dreams of becoming a symbol of peace, forged friendships and confronted challenges within the institution. Unbeknownst to both, the threads of their destinies were subtly interwoven. The "Sports Festival Saga" became a stage for the clash of quirks and ideologies within the U.A. Izuku Takahashi's clandestine pursuits and the emergence of Izumi Midoriya, a beacon of heroism, added layers to the unfolding narrative. The echoes of their shared childhood and the unspoken connection between their paths deepened the complexity of the story. As U.A. faced with the challenges of the "Internship Saga," Izuku Takahashi's vigilant actions became entangled in a conspiracy reaching the highest echelons of academia. Simultaneously, Izumi Midoriya uncovered a dark secret within U.A., introducing a shadow that loomed over the hero society. The "Pro Hero Saga" witnessed the rise of both protagonists-Izumi as a distinguished student and rising hero, and Izuku as the enigmatic vigilante operating beyond the institution's boundaries. Their paths converged during the "Overhaul Saga," where the Yakuza's sinister plans threatened not only hero society but the fragile threads of their intertwined destinies. In the "Cultural Festival Saga," Izumi's unwavering optimism counterbalanced Izuku Takahashi's brooding resolve. The emotional stakes heightened as the duo confronted not only external adversaries but also the shadows within themselves. The "Joint Training Saga" became a battleground for ideologies within the U.A., mirroring the clash between Izumi and Izuku. Their parallel journeys reached a climax during the "Pro Hero Raid Saga," as the truth of Izuku Takahashi's past was revealed, intertwining with the broader narrative of hero society. The "War Arc" witnessed U.A. facing its most significant crisis. Izumi Midoriya, emblematic of institutional hero ideals, confronted challenges testing the very essence of heroism. Simultaneously, Izuku Takahashi, burdened by the weight of secrets, continued his vigilant pursuits, shaping destinies in the shadows. The "Final Act Saga" brought the alternate My Hero Academia universe to a bittersweet triumph. The secret organization dismantled, scars left on hero society, and U.A. faced a reconstruction of ideals. Izumi Midoriya emerged as a beacon of hope, determined to rebuild the U.A. with a renewed commitment to justice. Izuku Takahashi, a symbol of resilience, continued his vigilant pursuits, leaving an indelible mark on the legacy of U.A. and the heroes who dared to challenge the shadows. This alternate saga seamlessly collides with the "My Hero Academia" storyline from the "Beginning Saga" to the "Final Act Saga." Every character, detail, and plot twist in the series merges with the alternate universe, creating a narrative tapestry that expands the hero society's complexity. The echoes of their combined journeys resonate through the halls of U.A., where heroism is not just a pursuit but a reflection of the intricate dance between shadows and light. The alternate My Hero Academia universe becomes a testament to the enduring spirit of heroism in the face of adversity, weaving a narrative that enriches and expands the foundation of the original series.

An incredible and extraordinary idea, I will put this series in the list (I am at 34 series in progress)

@@lordwistys Apologize this an failed version of the story this mark23-2

There are no failures, only changes