Spider-Woman

When Tony Stark's brilliant daughter meets the newest Avenger-in-training, their instant nerd connection may be hiding something neither of them expected.

Childhood best friends Yuji Itadori and you have been “practicing” kisses, touches, and everything short of going all the way for years with zero malice… but at Tokyo Jujutsu High those innocent sessions are starting to feel dangerously real, and Yuji’s sweet golden-retriever charm is slowly cracking into something much hungrier.

In a Power Rangers-inspired saga, a new team of Spider Warriors defends a rebuilt, neon-drenched Chicago from threats that crawled up from its ruins.

After years abroad, you return to New York hoping to rebuild your life, only to find yourself struggling financially and needing somewhere cheap to stay. The obvious person to contact is Peter Parker, your childhood best friend—the boy you used to spend every summer with before life separated you. Peter agrees to let you rent a room in his apartment, relieved to have someone familiar back in his life. The only problem is that you have no idea Peter is Spider-Man.

You and Bakugo were always friends, nothing more. At least that's what you and everyone else thought.

You have been Katsuki Bakugo's best friend since middle school, and you know him better than most people ever will. The temper, the pride, the way his ears go red when something catches him off guard, the way he shows up without being asked and stays without being told. You have never said anything about what that means to you. Neither has he. But it has been building for a long time, and when your body stops cooperating and Katsuki walks through your unlocked dorm door at exactly the wrong moment, every careful thing you have both been holding back stops being so easy to ignore.

A small-town bookworm arrives at Jujutsu Tech, only to become the unexpected obsession of two rival fraternity heirs—one golden, Satoru Gojo, one dangerous, Ryomen Sukuna —in a high-stakes college romance where the only thing more ruthless than the parties is the pursuit.

In a Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's story, heiress Serena Yuki plays it cool around Yusei Fudo by day and ships him the rarest parts in the city by night, with only Akiza in on the secret.

You think you're pouring your secrets out to a kind stranger on an anonymous app, completely blind to the fact that you're handing them straight to Ryomen Sukuna, the academic rival you loath.

You and Satoru Gojo have been friends for six months—close enough for late-night texts, spontaneous plans, unnecessary visits, and the kind of familiarity neither of you quite knows how to explain. Somewhere along the way, friendship stopped feeling like enough. Neither of you knows if the other feels the same, and what you already have matters too much to risk losing. But Satoru has another problem: an entire part of his life you've never been allowed to see. Behind the vague explanations, sudden disappearances, and unpredictable schedule lies a dangerous world you don't even know exists. As feelings become harder to ignore and the distance between Satoru's two lives becomes harder to maintain, staying "just friends" may not be the only thing destined to become complicated.