1 My Harem Academia S1

Tsukasa sat at his desk in class, staring absently at the blackboard as the teacher droned on about hero ethics. His attention was drawn away, however, as a new student walked into the classroom.

The boy was small and skinny, with messy brown hair and big, innocent eyes. But what caught Tsukasa's attention was the way he walked - with a slight limp, as if one of his legs was weaker than the other.

Tsukasa couldn't help but stare. He had grown up with his own powerful quirk - a combination of black lightning and pink flames - and had never really given much thought to those without quirks. But as he watched the new kid make his way to an empty desk, he felt a strange mix of curiosity and pity.

The boy seemed nervous, fidgeting with his pencil and avoiding eye contact with anyone in the class. Tsukasa could sense the other students looking at him with a mixture of confusion and disdain - after all, this was a school for heroes, and a quirkless kid didn't really belong.

But Tsukasa couldn't help feeling a sense of kinship with the boy. He knew what it was like to be different, to feel like an outsider. And as he watched the boy struggle to keep up with the lesson, he felt a pang of empathy.

As class ended and the students filed out of the room, Tsukasa found himself walking next to the new kid. He hesitated for a moment before speaking up. "Hey," he said, "I'm Tsukasa. What's your name?" The boy looked up at him, surprised. "I'm...I'm Deku," he said, his voice barely above a whisper.

Tsukasa smiled. "Nice to meet you, Deku. If you ever need any help with anything, just let me know, okay?"

Deku nodded, his eyes wide with gratitude. Tsukasa couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction as he walked away. Maybe, just maybe, he could use his quirk to help someone who didn't have one. Maybe he could be a hero in his own way.

Deku stood in the empty gymnasium, his eyes focused on the punching bag in front of him. He had been training every day since he received the One For All quirk from All Might, determined to become a hero like his idol.

He threw a punch, feeling the power of One For All surge through his arm. But as he pulled back, he heard a voice behind him. "Not bad, Midoriya."

Deku turned to see Tsukasa standing in the doorway, his arms crossed and a smirk on his face.

"You too, Tsukasa," Deku replied, his voice tinged with exhaustion. Tsukasa walked over to the weightlifting bench and began to load up the barbell. "Gotta stay in shape if we're gonna pass that entrance exam," he said, grinning at Deku.

Deku nodded, a determined look on his face. "I'll do whatever it takes to get into U.A."

Tsukasa finished loading up the barbell and began to lift it with ease, the muscles in his arms bulging with effort. "Same here," he said. "But it's not just about strength. We gotta be smart about it too." Deku nodded again, understanding what Tsukasa meant. He had been studying hero tactics and strategy, trying to find ways to outsmart his opponents in the entrance exam.

For the next hour, the two boys trained side by side, pushing themselves to their limits. Deku practiced using One For All in different ways, while Tsukasa worked on his lightning and flame abilities. They offered each other advice and encouragement, pushing each other to be better.

As they finally finished their workout, Tsukasa turned to Deku. "You know, Midoriya, I think we could make a pretty good team." Deku smiled, feeling a sense of camaraderie with Tsukasa. "Yeah, I think we could." The two boys left the gym, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead of them. They knew that the road to becoming heroes would be long and difficult, but with each other's support, they felt confident that they could succeed.

Deku sat in his new classroom, surrounded by the other members of Class 1A. The entrance exam had been grueling, but he had managed to pass, along with his classmates. As he looked around the room, he couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation for the coming school year.

But as he scanned the faces of his classmates, he realized that one of them was missing - Tsukasa Yamazaki. Deku had grown to respect and admire Tsukasa during their training sessions before the entrance exam, and he couldn't help but wonder where he had ended up.

As if on cue, the classroom door burst open and a tall, muscular boy strode in, a cocky grin on his face. "Hey, everyone," he said, "the name's Tsukasa Yamazaki. I guess they decided I was too hot for Class 1A, so they sent me to Class 1B instead."

Deku felt a pang of disappointment as he realized that he wouldn't be in the same class as Tsukasa. But he couldn't help but admire the other boy's confidence and swagger.

As the day went on, Deku and the other members of Class 1A began to settle into their new routine. They attended classes on hero tactics, combat training, and quirk control, all in preparation for their eventual careers as heroes.

But even as he immersed himself in his studies, Deku couldn't help but think about Tsukasa. He wondered what kind of challenges the other boy would face in Class 1B, and whether he would be able to make a name for himself there. As the weeks turned into months, Deku focused on honing his skills and developing his quirk, determined to become the best hero he could be. But he never forgot about Tsukasa, and he hoped that one day their paths would cross again.

Deku sat in his new classroom, surrounded by the other members of Class 1A. The entrance exam had been grueling, but he had managed to pass, along with his classmates. As he looked around the room, he couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation for the coming school year.

But as he scanned the faces of his classmates, he realized that one of them was missing - Tsukasa Yamazaki. Deku had grown to respect and admire Tsukasa during their training sessions before the entrance exam, and he couldn't help but wonder where he had ended up.

As if on cue, the classroom door burst open and a tall, muscular boy strode in, a cocky grin on his face. "Hey, everyone," he said, "the name's Tsukasa Yamazaki. I guess they decided I was too hot for Class 1A, so they sent me to Class 1B instead."

Deku felt a pang of disappointment as he realized that he wouldn't be in the same class as Tsukasa. But he couldn't help but admire the other boy's confidence and swagger.

As the day went on, Deku and the other members of Class 1A began to settle into their new routine. They attended classes on hero tactics, combat training, and quirk control, all in preparation for their eventual careers as heroes.

But even as he immersed himself in his studies, Deku couldn't help but think about Tsukasa. He wondered what kind of challenges the other boy would face in Class 1B, and whether he would be able to make a name for himself there.

As the weeks turned into months, Deku focused on honing his skills and developing his quirk, determined to become the best hero he could be. But he never forgot about Tsukasa, and he hoped that one day their paths would cross again.

Tsukasa sat in the classroom, his attention drifting away from the lecture on the Quirk Apprehension Test. He couldn't help but notice the girl sitting in front of him - Itsuka Kendo. She was confident and capable, and Tsukasa found himself intrigued by her.

As the class ended, Tsukasa gathered his things and walked over to Itsuka's desk.

"Hey there," he said, flashing a smile.

Itsuka looked up, surprised. "Oh, hi," she said.

"I'm Tsukasa Yamazaki," he said, extending a hand. Itsuka shook his hand, her eyes flickering with interest. "Itsuka Kendo," she replied.

Tsukasa leaned against the desk, feeling a rush of adrenaline. He had always been a bit of a ladies' man, and he sensed that there was potential here.

"So, what do you think of U.A. so far?" he asked, trying to make conversation.

Itsuka shrugged. "It's challenging, but I'm up for it."

Tsukasa grinned. "Me too. And hey, maybe we could help each other out. I could show you some of my moves."

Itsuka raised an eyebrow. "Your moves?"

Tsukasa laughed. "Yeah, you know, my quirk. I can use black lightning and pink flames. It's pretty cool, if I do say so myself." Itsuka nodded, her interest piqued. "That does sound cool. Maybe we could train together sometime."

Tsukasa felt a surge of excitement. He had always been a bit of a lone wolf, but the idea of training with Itsuka was appealing.

"Sounds like a plan," he said, grinning. "I'll meet you after class tomorrow?"

Itsuka nodded, a smile playing at the corners of her lips. "I'll be there." As Tsukasa walked away, he felt a sense of excitement and possibility. He had a feeling that this was the beginning of something great.

Tsukasa was walking down the hallway, lost in thought, when he suddenly collided with another student. He looked up to see Bakugo Katsuki, one of the top students in Class 1A, scowling down at him. "Watch where you're going, idiot!" Bakugo snapped.

Tsukasa bristled, feeling his own anger rising. He had always disliked Bakugo - the other boy's arrogance and hostility grated on him.

"Maybe you should watch where you're going," Tsukasa shot back. "You're the one who ran into me." Bakugo narrowed his eyes, his hands crackling with explosive energy. "You want to start something, half-and-half?"

Tsukasa's own quirk flared to life, black lightning and pink flames crackling around his body. "Bring it on, Bakugo," he snarled.

The two boys stood there, glaring at each other, their hostility practically radiating off of them. For a moment, it seemed like they might come to blows.

But then, just as suddenly as it had started, the tension dissipated. 

Bakugo snorted and turned away, muttering something under his breath.

Tsukasa stood there, breathing heavily, his quirk still pulsing around him.

He knew that he and Bakugo would never be friends - their personalities were just too different. But he couldn't help feeling a grudging respect for the other boy's strength and determination.

As he walked away, Tsukasa couldn't help wondering what other challenges he would face at U.A. High School. But one thing was certain - he wouldn't back down from a fight.

Tsukasa was walking down the hallway, his mind still buzzing from his encounter with Bakugo, when he felt a sudden impact at his side. He looked over to see a girl with purple hair standing next to him, rubbing her arm sheepishly.

"I'm sorry," she said. "I wasn't looking where I was going." Tsukasa smiled, recognizing her as Jiro Kyoka, a member of Class 1A. "No problem," he said. "Are you okay?"

Jiro nodded, but he could see that she was still rubbing her arm nervously. "Here, let me take a look," he said, reaching out to gently touch her arm.

Jiro's face flushed, and Tsukasa felt a spark of attraction. He had always had a weakness for girls who blushed easily. "Thanks," Jiro said, her voice soft.

Tsukasa examined her arm, making sure there were no injuries. "Looks like you're good to go," he said, flashing her a smile.

Jiro smiled back, her face still pink. "Thanks again," she said. "I'm Jiro, by the way."

"I know," Tsukasa said. "I'm Tsukasa Yamazaki. Nice to meet you." They stood there for a moment, smiling at each other, before Jiro suddenly realized she was late for class. "I have to go," she said, starting to walk away.

Tsukasa watched her go, feeling a twinge of disappointment. He couldn't help wondering if he would see her again. But one thing was certain - he would never forget the way her face had looked when she blushed.

Tsukasa was walking down the hallway, lost in thought, when he suddenly heard a deep voice calling his name. He looked up to see Mt. Lady, one of the top pro heroes, standing in front of him.

"Tsukasa Yamazaki, right?" she said, flashing him a smile. Tsukasa nodded, feeling a little overwhelmed.

He had seen Mt. Lady on TV before, but he had never expected to meet her in person.

"I just wanted to say hello," Mt. Lady said. "I've heard good things about you." Tsukasa felt a flush of pride. He had been working hard to establish himself at U.A., and it was gratifying to know that people were starting to take notice.

But as he turned to walk away, he heard a low murmur of voices behind him. He looked over his shoulder to see a group of girls from both Class 1-A and 1-B huddled together, watching him and Mt. Lady with curious expressions.

Tsukasa knew what they were thinking - that he was somehow involved with Mt. Lady, despite the fact that she had approached him without her quirk activated. He could feel their eyes on him, filled with suspicion and jealousy.

He wanted to explain, to tell them that there was nothing going on between him and Mt. Lady. But he knew that it was pointless - the rumor mill at U.A. was relentless, and once a story started to circulate, there was no stopping it.

With a sigh, Tsukasa turned back to Mt. Lady, hoping to change the subject. But he could still feel the weight of the other students' stares on his back, and he knew that this was a situation that was going to take some time to resolve.

Tsukasa was wandering around the empty halls of U.A. during study hall, trying to clear his head after a long day of classes. As he turned a corner, he saw a girl with dark hair and glasses struggling to carry a stack of books and papers.

"Need a hand?" Tsukasa asked, flashing her a smile. The girl looked up at him, surprised. Tsukasa recognized her as Momo Yaoyorozu, one of the top students in Class 1-A.

"Oh, thank you," Momo said, her voice soft. "That would be really helpful."

Tsukasa took the stack of books and papers from her, feeling a jolt of electricity run through his body as his fingers brushed hers. He couldn't help but notice how pretty she was, with her sharp features and intelligent eyes.

"Where are these headed?" he asked, nodding to the stack in his arms.Momo explained that she was working on a project for her heroics class, and that she needed to turn in the materials to her teacher.

Tsukasa listened, impressed by her dedication and hard work.

"I'll help you take these," he said, gesturing for her to lead the way. Momo smiled gratefully, and Tsukasa couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction at being able to help her.

As they walked down the hall together, he could feel her presence beside him, warm and comforting. 

He knew that he was starting to develop feelings for her, and he couldn't wait to see where this unexpected connection might lead.

Tsukasa was walking home from U.A. after a long day of classes, lost in thought. He didn't notice the girl in goth-like clothes and an emo-like appearance until she stepped out from behind a building and blocked his path.

"Hand over your wallet and your phone," she said, brandishing a knife. Tsukasa raised an eyebrow. "I don't think that's a very good idea." The girl glared at him. "What, you think you're some kind of hero? I'll cut you if you don't give me what I want."

Tsukasa chuckled, his heart pounding in his chest. He had faced dangerous villains before, but something about this girl intrigued him. "You know, you're pretty cute for a villain," he said, flashing her a flirtatious smile.

The girl blushed, taken aback by his boldness. "I-I'm not cute! And I'm not a villain, I'm just trying to get by."

Tsukasa took a step closer, ignoring the knife. "What's your name?" The girl hesitated, then lowered the knife. "It's Yumi."

"Well, Yumi, I'm Tsukasa. How about instead of robbing me, we go get some coffee and talk about why you're resorting to crime?"

Yumi's eyes widened, and she lowered the knife completely. "Coffee? With you?"

Tsukasa grinned. "Yeah. I have a feeling we could have a lot in common."

Yumi's lips twitched into a small smile, and Tsukasa knew he had won her over. He took her hand and led her to a nearby cafe, ready to show her that there was more to life than crime and villainy.

Tsukasa had managed to convince Yumi to leave her life of crime behind and start anew. But he knew it wouldn't be easy for her to adjust to a normal life, especially with her quirk. So, he decided to speak to Principal Nezu about admitting Yumi as a student at U.A.

He walked into the principal's office, feeling nervous but determined. "Principal Nezu, may I speak with you for a moment?" "Ah, Tsukasa, what can I do for you?" the principal asked, looking up from his paperwork.

"I have a friend who has recently decided to turn her life around and wants to become a hero. She has a quirk that may be difficult to control, but I believe she has the potential to become a great hero," Tsukasa explained.

The principal raised an eyebrow. "And what is your friend's name and quirk?" "Her name is Yumi, and her quirk is Mind Break. It allows her to invade the minds of others and cause them intense pain," Tsukasa said.

The principal looked thoughtful. "That is a dangerous quirk, but if she can control it and use it for good, then I see no reason why we can't admit her as a student. However, she will need to pass the entrance exam and demonstrate that she can use her quirk responsibly."

Tsukasa nodded. "Thank you, Principal Nezu. I will make sure Yumi is prepared for the entrance exam."

And so, Tsukasa spent the next few weeks helping Yumi train for the entrance exam, teaching her how to control her quirk and use it in combat situations.

Finally, the day of the exam arrived, and Yumi was able to showcase her newfound abilities.

Thanks to Tsukasa's help, Yumi was able to pass the exam and become a student at U.A., much to the surprise of her classmates. But Tsukasa knew that Yumi had the potential to be a great hero, and he was determined to help her reach her full potential.

Tsukasa had just finished his training session in the school's gymnasium when he heard someone call his name. He turned around and saw Mt. Lady walking towards him.

"Hey there, Tsukasa. I was wondering if you'd like to join me for a coffee?" she asked, smiling at him. Tsukasa was taken aback by the sudden invitation, but he didn't want to be rude. "Uh, sure. I'd like that," he replied.

As they walked towards the school's cafeteria, Tsukasa couldn't help but feel self-conscious. He knew that Mt. Lady was one of the most popular heroines in Japan, and her attention was causing quite a stir among his classmates.

When they reached the cafeteria, Mt. Lady grabbed Tsukasa by the arm and pulled him close. "You know, Tsukasa, I think you're really cute," she said, batting her eyelashes at him.

Tsukasa blushed at the unexpected compliment. He had never been good with girls, especially ones as stunning as Mt. Lady. But before he could respond, she wrapped her arms around him and held him close.

Everyone in the cafeteria stared at them, jealous and amazed at the same time. Tsukasa could feel the eyes of his classmates burning into him, and he felt a sudden surge of embarrassment.

As soon as Mt. Lady let him go, Tsukasa made his escape, trying to blend in with the crowd as much as possible. He knew that he would never hear the end of it from his classmates, but he couldn't help but feel a little flattered by the attention of such a beautiful woman.

Tsukasa was walking with Yumi towards the training grounds, enjoying the warm sunlight of the day. As they approached the entrance, they saw a group of students gathered together, arguing heatedly.

Neito Monoma, the leader of Class 1-B, was standing at the front of the group, his arms crossed as he boasted about his class's superiority. Tsukasa let out a deep sigh. He had grown tired of Monoma's constant boasting, and he was not in the mood for an argument.

But just as things were starting to get heated, Itsuka Kendo, the class representative of Class 1-B, stepped forward and playfully chopped Monoma's neck, causing everyone to burst into laughter.

Tsukasa couldn't help but chuckle at the comedic scene, and he turned to greet the members of Class 1-A."Hey there, I'm Tsukasa Yamazaki, and this is Yumi. We're from Class 1-B," he said with a smile.

The members of Class 1-A returned the greeting, and Tsukasa felt a sense of relief. He was glad that the tension had dissipated, and he was looking forward to getting to know the members of Class 1-A better.

Yumi, on the other hand, was still holding his hand tightly, as if she was afraid of losing him in the crowd. Tsukasa smiled at her reassuringly and squeezed her hand gently. He knew that he had found a true friend in her, and he was grateful for her presence in his life.

Tsukasa was walking with Yumi on his way to their dormitory after a long day of training. As they were walking, they noticed a strange figure in the shadows.

The figure was a tall, thin man with wild eyes and a crazed expression on his face. He was licking a long, serrated blade as he stared at Tsukasa and Yumi.

Tsukasa instinctively stepped in front of Yumi, ready to protect her from any danger.

The man suddenly lunged forward, activating a bizarre quirk that caused the ground to ripple and shift. Tsukasa and Yumi were caught off guard as the ground beneath them began to shake and twist.

Tsukasa quickly realized that the man was after Yumi, not him. He pushed her out of the way and took the brunt of the attack, using his quirk to create a shield of black lightning and pink flame to protect himself.

The man's blade struck the shield with a deafening clang, but Tsukasa held his ground. He could feel the strain of the attack, but he refused to let the man harm Yumi.

"Yumi, run!" Tsukasa shouted over the sound of the man's maniacal laughter. "I'll hold him off!"

Yumi hesitated for a moment, but she could see the determination in Tsukasa's eyes. She turned and ran towards their dormitory, knowing that she was in good hands.

Tsukasa and the man continued to clash, trading blow for blow as they fought. Tsukasa's lightning and flame crackled and surged, illuminating the darkened campus as they battled.

In the end, Tsukasa emerged victorious, standing tall over the defeated man. He breathed a heavy sigh of relief and collapsed to the ground, his body still trembling with adrenaline.

As he lay there, he couldn't help but think about Yumi and how lucky he was to have her as a friend. He vowed to protect her no matter what, knowing that she was worth any sacrifice.

Tsukasa found himself in a strange dream-like state, surrounded by a peaceful and serene environment. As he walked around, he suddenly saw his mother and father, who had passed away when he was young. Overwhelmed by emotion, he ran to them and hugged them tightly. After a few moments of silence, his mother and father smiled at him and disappeared.

Confused and disoriented, Tsukasa suddenly heard a voice behind him. As he turned around, he saw a woman who introduced herself as Hana. She had a mysterious air about her, and her eyes seemed to shimmer with an otherworldly light.

"Tsukasa, do you wish for a third quirk?" Hana asked, her voice echoing through the dream-like space.

Tsukasa was taken aback by the question, as he had never heard of anyone having more than two quirks before. However, he was also intrigued by the possibility of gaining a new power.

"Um, what kind of quirk are we talking about here?" Tsukasa asked cautiously.

Hana smiled mysteriously. "It's a quirk unlike any other, one that will allow you to control and manipulate the very essence of life itself. It's a power that can create or destroy, depending on how it's used."

Tsukasa felt a shiver run down his spine at the thought of such a powerful quirk. He knew that with great power came great responsibility, but he couldn't help but be tempted by the idea of gaining such a unique ability.

"I...I'm not sure," Tsukasa stammered. "I don't know if I'm ready for something like that."

Hana nodded knowingly. "It's a big decision, one that shouldn't be taken lightly. Think carefully, Tsukasa, and remember that with great power comes great responsibility."

With that, Hana disappeared, leaving Tsukasa alone in the dream-like space. As he woke up, Tsukasa couldn't help but wonder about the possibility of gaining a third quirk and the consequences that would come with it.

Tsukasa and Yumi, along with Class 1-A and 1-B, were on a field trip to the Unforeseen Simulation Joint (U.S.J.) to learn more about hero work. As they arrived, they were greeted by the pro hero Cementoss, who explained the rules and regulations of the facility.

As they were exploring the area, suddenly the villains appeared and started attacking them. Tsukasa quickly took charge and instructed the other students to stay calm and work together to defend themselves.

As the battle went on, Tsukasa and Yumi were separated from the group and found themselves face-to-face with the villain Dabi. Dabi was a dangerous villain with the power to manipulate flames, and he had his sights set on taking down Tsukasa and Yumi.

Tsukasa and Yumi fought hard against Dabi, using their combined quirks to keep him at bay. However, Dabi was too powerful, and they were soon overpowered. Just when it seemed like all hope was lost, Class 1-A and 1-B arrived to help them.

Together, they were able to defeat Dabi and drive off the rest of the villains. Cementoss praised the students for their bravery and teamwork, and Tsukasa and Yumi were grateful for the help of their classmates.

From that day forward, the students of Class 1-A and 1-B became closer and more united, knowing that they could always count on each other in times of need.