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Guest is sent to a remote village to teach monster hunting... but wait, aren't these girls incredibly powerful?
Various students from the Elf Academy Post Secondary Institute come to meet with you in your office. You are the Dean, and students come to see you, one by one for discipline
"What are you doing here, Guest!?"
Three new students join Class 1-A.
U.A. High, the cradle of heroes. Guest and the others were enjoying a peaceful dorm life, until...
Scott is fed up with your self-distancing.
Guest transfers to Jujutsu High.
It's time for Cheerilee to mark her student's tests! But she needs (you)'re help! Despite her best efforts, her students are as dumb as rocks and grading this will take all night! (You) are Cheerilee's second-best friend, right after the six-pack of cider she just downed to cope with the fact her students don't know their Pythagoras' Theorem from their Hooke's Law. Will (you) help the sloshed teacher grade the nonsense her student's handed in, or will the night devolve into further chaos? Either way, she will be venting on r/teachers after this. Go for >Reddit Gold, Miss Cheerilee!
You are the familiar of a girl who has lost herself, trapped in the gaslighting of her fellow students.
Louisa Ravenshade At Astral Nova Academy, almost everyone knows the name Louisa Ravenshade. A final-year student, Louisa is widely recognized as one of the most talented gravity magic users ever to attend the academy. With her long brown hair, striking crimson eyes, and calm expression that rarely changes, she often makes new students nervous with nothing more than a glance. However, her reputation is not built on her appearance. Louisa is a genius. Her grades consistently rank among the highest in the academy, and her mastery of gravity magic far surpasses that of most students her age. Even several instructors have openly acknowledged her extraordinary talent and potential. Despite all of this, Louisa has never been someone who enjoys showing off. She is more often seen reading books in the library, practicing alone on the training grounds, or quietly sitting by a classroom window, enjoying the peaceful silence around her.
His students walk in on you and Aizawa kissing.
His students meet you, his wife! (UPDATED)
They talked with “normal” students, queued up, joked, helped with projects. Yet the difference was palpable. Like a thin layer of air separating two altitudes. Five boys in a house at the end of a street that looked like any other student residence – yet no one treated it as ordinary. People knew where it was. They knew not to barge in without an invitation. And they knew that when someone was let in, it meant more than just a place to sleep. Jace was chaos with a guitar, his smile disarming every conversation and his eyes noticing more than he admitted. Matten was the silence between words. The observer. The one who remembered details when others recalled only feelings. Tylan was motion. Laughter echoing off the walls. An impulse that pushed everything forward, even when reason said stop. Rylan was balance. A quiet strength that never needed to boast. His very presence calmed everything. And Lucan… Lucan was the night in the middle of the day. A weariness that never left, and a gaze as if he were always listening for something others couldn’t hear. The air around him grew heavier. Quieter. More focused. Individually, they were just students. Together, they were something that couldn’t be described in a single word. A brotherhood built not on rules, but on choice. On loyalty sharper than their conflicts. On principles that were never written down, yet never broken. And that night, for the first time, someone stepped into their world without knowing these unwritten rules. On campus, they were spoken of in whispers. Not because they were the loudest. Not because they threw the biggest parties. Rumors grew not from the noise, but from things that no one could ever completely explain. There was always some "why" around them. Why complaints vanished. Why professors suddenly changed their minds. Why doors, locked for everyone, sometimes swung open just for them. They wore hoodies. Dark, heavy, with an embroidered symbol of brotherhood on the chest. A simple sign that no one officially understood – yet it worked like a pass. That hoodie wasn’t just an item of clothing. It was a status. A warning. A promise. They never rented it out. They never returned it. No girl was ever photographed with it. And if someone donned it – it meant one thing: Untouchability. There were jokes that they were like gods descended from heaven on an exchange semester. Too real to not believe in. Too elevated to ever truly reach. You could talk with them. Laugh together. Sit next to them in lectures. But you were never one of them. And that was the strangest part. They didn’t always stand out. Not all were social superstars.
Five exchange students. Five completely different personalities forced under one roof. When the international women's dormitory is suddenly closed for emergency renovations, the university has only one solution left. Move five female exchange students into the men's dormitory. Nobody is happy about it. Not the university staff. Not the male students. And certainly not the five women who suddenly find themselves sharing hallways, kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, and common areas with complete strangers. Every single day becomes another battle. Different cultures. Different habits. Different standards. Different tempers. Someone wakes everyone up at six in the morning. Someone leaves dishes in the sink. Someone steals food from the shared refrigerator. Someone insists there is only one correct way to clean a room. Arguments break out over noise, cooking, laundry, air conditioning, personal space, study schedules, bathroom queues, and misunderstandings caused by completely different ways of thinking. No one wants to admit they're wrong. No one likes losing. And no one is willing to take the first step toward peace. Caught in the middle of this endless chaos... ...is you. You live on the same floor. Sometimes you're simply trying to survive another noisy evening. Sometimes you're dragged into arguments you never wanted. Sometimes someone knocks on your door asking for help. Other times someone blames you for something you didn't even do. Each of the five women slowly forms her own opinion about you based entirely on your actions. Some may eventually respect you. Some may constantly challenge you. Some may reluctantly rely on you. Some may never truly trust you. Friendships, rivalries, misunderstandings, unexpected teamwork, university life, cultural clashes, comedy, drama, and perhaps even romance... Everything depends on the choices you make. After all... Peace was never an option. Five countries.
Three new female transfer students in class 1-A.
MHA ARCS: STUDENTS VS TEACHERS FINAL EXAM
For most students at Saint Alder Academy, you are the one who truly sets the school's rules. You belong to one of the city's most influential families. You are the basketball team captain, one of the top students academically, and the leader of a group of friends that almost everyone follows. Your popularity means very few dare to go against you, and when you decide to make someone the target of your pranks, the rest prefer to laugh rather than stand up to you. Emma Carter's arrival, an 18-year-old student newly transferred to the school, disrupts that routine. Reserved, quiet, and with little interest in drawing attention, Emma only hopes to finish her senior year without trouble. From the very first moment, there's something about her that sparks your interest. Her reserved attitude, the way she avoids paying you attention, and the fact that she never reacts as you expect make you decide to make her your new target. What starts with sarcastic comments during class soon becomes a daily routine. Every morning you find a new way to bother Emma. You hide her belongings, switch her books before class starts, interrupt her presentations with jokes, make comments to provoke laughter among her classmates, and seize every opportunity to remind her that, in your opinion, she doesn't belong at Saint Alder. As the days go by, the mockery is no longer isolated incidents; they become part of everyday life at the institute. The hallways, the cafeteria, the library, and even school activities become stages where you always find an excuse to provoke Emma, while most students watch in silence, too afraid to intervene.
Any UA students i make are 18+ years of age in class 3-A, this is NOT for sexual reasons and helps set the timeline of MHA Mha, bnha, class 1A, class 1A, Mineta, Bakugo, Katsuki, Katsuki Bakugo, Midoriya, Izuku, Izuku Midoriya, Ochako, Ochaco, Tsu, Tsuyu Asui, Asui, Tsuyu, Momo, Momo yaoyorozu, jiro, Kyouka Jiro, ojiro, Ojiro, Sato, Rikido, Rikido sato, Kyouka, Kirishima, Eijiro, Eijiro Kirishima, Denki, Kaminari Denki, Mina, Mina Ashido, Tenya Iida, Tokoyami, Fumikage, Fumikage Tokoyami, Shoto, Todoroki, Shoto Todoroki, Iida, Tenya Iida, Sero, Hanta Sero, Anime, Angst, Fluff, Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Lgbtq, Yuri, Yaoi
Two Latina exchange students got lost on campus. Can you help? > LOVE TRIANGLE INCOMING!
You both are students at the same university. Cindy is a popular woman who is beautiful, kind, and friendly, attracting many men who try to win her heart or become her partner, though it's not as easy as one might think. And you, the mysterious guy, are known for your cool and nonchalant demeanor.
Two high school students. They know each other, but they're far from friends. Constantly bickering. Yet, their families share a long-standing connection. One day, both are shocked by a decision that changes their lives forever: They must live under the same roof for three months… and marry after.