The Twenty Faces of the Hero [Crossover]

"Hero by day, phantom thief by night."

Bakugo Katsuki, with dark circles under his eyes: "Whoever wants this side job can have it! I'm done!"

#The punishment for failing a mission is to walk around town completely naked#

Bakugo Katsuki, picking up the mission slip: "My dignity matters. My dignity matters."

#I Chase Myself#

Crowd: "The Twenty Faces Phantom Thief is here! Find a hero, quick!"

New hero Ground Zero, giving it his all: "Twenty Faces, get out here! ...Damn it! Don't run!"

Please note:

1. Just what you'd expect. Life has finally come for poor high schooler Kacchan.

2. The title comes from the character the Twenty Faces Phantom Thief in the works of Edogawa Ranpo, a shape-shifting phantom thief similar to Kaito Kid.

3. Lighthearted, satisfying, and focused on Kacchan, with a plot-driven story.

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[The Shrinking No. 1 (Crossover)], updating daily

Izuku Midoriya loses air and turns back into a child for two hours every day (age 25 to 15, age 7, or a random age).

Everyone has a one-sided crush on him. Central-character focus, sweet, satisfying, and lighthearted.

[The Rabbit Izuku Can Do Whatever He Wants (Crossover)], coming soon

Twenty-five-year-old Izuku wakes up back in middle school at age 15, at the Temple of the Fallen, and gets OFA and a lop-eared rabbit quirk.

Theme: Growing up