Bakugo x Deku fanfiction depicts the romantic or complex relationship between Katsuki Bakugo and Izuku Midoriya from My Hero Academia, focusing on their dynamic, rivalry, and potential emotional or intimate connections within alternate or expanded scenarios.
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Reading lists for these two are stacked, but let’s be real, the dynamics get stretched thin in some directions. If you want the classic rivalry pushed to its logical end, ‘Where the Sun Don’t Shine’ takes the explosive tension and turns it into a brutal, post-war scenario where they’re forced to co-lead a ruined society. It’s less about romance and more about the raw, ugly process of rebuilding trust.
I usually skip the high school AUs for this pairing—they often soften Bakugo too much. But ‘Static’ is an exception; it’ll surprise you with a modern musician AU where their creative friction feels fresh. Honestly, most recommendations I see are just rehashes of the same tropes, but a few like that one manage to nail the competitive energy without losing their core voices.
The one-shot ‘Consequences of a Snowball Fight’ is a weirdly specific gem that actually made me laugh. It’s got that perfect blend of childish pettiness and underlying fondness, which sometimes gets lost in the epics.
Looking for those kinds of crossovers is actually trickier than you'd think. A lot of platforms have terrible tagging systems, so just searching 'Deku Bakugo crossover' brings up every story tagged with those characters, even if they're not the main pairing in a crossover setting.
I've had better luck on Archive of Our Own using the 'Crossover' filter combined with the 'Midoriya Izuku Deku/Bakugo Katsuki' relationship tag. You can also exclude fandom tags to filter out pure 'My Hero Academia' stories. It's a bit of a process, but it weeds out the non-crossover stuff.
Another angle is to hunt within specific fandoms you like. If you're into 'Jujutsu Kaisen' for example, searching that tag plus the ship tag can surface gems where they're thrown into that world, or vice-versa. Tumblr used to be good for this with dedicated blogs, but it's harder to navigate now.
Honestly, half the time I find the best ones by word-of-mouth in Discord servers where people just drop links.