Looking for Todoroki, Deku, and Bakugou together in a story? That's a specific and fantastic trio to search for, blending intense rivalries and complex dynamics. Your primary hunting ground will be fanfiction archives, but the trick is knowing how to tag and filter effectively to find exactly what you want.
On a site like Archive of Our Own, you'd want to use the relationship tag 'Midoriya Izuku Deku/Todoroki Shouto Shouto/Bakugou Katsuki Katsuki'. Sometimes writers use 'BakuDekuTodo' or 'TodoBakuDeku' in the additional tags or summary. Searching that full relationship tag, then sorting by kudos or bookmarks, usually surfaces the most popular works. Don't forget to check the 'Midoriya Izuku Deku/Todoroki Shouto Shouto & Bakugou Katsuki Katsuki' tag with the ampersand, too, as some stories might focus on a deep platonic bond before or alongside the romantic elements.
You might also have luck browsing the collections or bookmarks of authors who write for one of the component pairings, like TodoDeku or Bakugou/Midoriya, as they often explore the three-way dynamic in related works. Tumblr used to be a hub for shorter snippets and headcanons for this trio, though finding longer narratives there can be a deeper dig. The sheer potential for this combination—the fire and ice of Todoroki, Deku's relentless heart, and Bakugou's explosive pride—makes for stories packed with emotional conflict and slow-building trust, often tagged with 'angst with a happy ending' or 'eventual romance'.
Sometimes the best finds come from following a writer you enjoy and seeing if they've tackled the trio in a series or a one-shot collection, where the character exploration feels particularly rich and layered.
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Finding good crossovers for that specific trio? Yeah, that's a bit of a deep dive. AO3 is still your main port of call. I'd search the 'My Hero Academia' fandom and filter for 'Crossover,' then just look through the results. The tag system is a lifesaver.
But honestly, I've had better luck searching by the ship tags themselves first. Try filtering for 'Midoriya Izuku/Todoroki Shouto/Bakugou Katsuki' and then add the 'Crossover' tag. Sometimes authors don't tag the fandom crossover as prominently, so this catches fics where the relationship is the main draw, even if the crossover element is secondary. Tumblr used to be gold for rarepair crossovers, but it's a lot harder to search now.
You might stumble across something wild, like a fusion with 'The Magnus Archives' or 'Jujutsu Kaisen,' where their Quirks get reinterpreted as cursed techniques or domain expansions. Those are always interesting, if you can find them.
Jumping straight to AO3 is the obvious move, but the tag wrangling there can be a mess for this specific crossover. You'd think 'My Hero Academia' crossover would cover it, but sometimes fics tag the characters without tagging the fandom, or they'll tag a different franchise as the crossover and just have the MHA characters as guests. I've found more luck on FanFiction.Net using their crossover section—search for 'My Hero Academia' and then filter by the other fandom you want. The quality can be wildly inconsistent, though; you'll sift through a lot of poorly spelled power fantasies to find the good ones. Maybe try a Discord server dedicated to MHA fanfiction, they often have recommendation channels where people drop links to stuff they've enjoyed.
Honestly, the real trick is knowing what other property you want them crossing over with. 'Deku Bakugou Todoroki' as a trio appearing in, say, 'Marvel' or 'Naruto' yields totally different results than if you're looking for them in something like 'Harry Potter' or 'Jujutsu Kaisen'. Narrowing that down first saves so much time.
I'm always surprised this triad isn't more common given how rich the character dynamics are. A classic set-up I've seen a bunch has Midoriya's analysis brain figuring out Bakugou's bravado and Todoroki's restraint actually mirror each other in weird ways—both are trapped by expectations and pasts they're trying to outrun, just with opposite presentations. That often kicks off a plot where Izuku becomes the unintentional bridge between them, usually after some joint training incident or shared detention. It can feel a bit tropey, but when the writer nails the slow, grudging shift from rivals to something more, the tension is unreal. You get Bakugou's explosive vulnerability and Shouto's quiet intensity bouncing off Deku's relentless empathy in ways that just don't work in a standard pairing.
A personal favorite angle is the 'reluctant co-parenting' scenario, where some outside force—a kid, a pet, a sentient quirk manifestation—gets dumped on them and they have to figure it out together. It forces a domesticity that's completely foreign to all three, especially Katsuki, and watching them stumble through building a home is weirdly touching. The best ones don't rush the romance; they let the care develop from shared responsibility and stupid arguments over grocery shopping.
There's also a subset that leans hard into the 'wounds that match' idea, exploring how their shared trauma from the UA war arc or individual battles could lead to a specific kind of understanding. These get heavy, dealing with nightmares and panic attacks and the weird comfort of being with people who get it without needing it spelled out. They're not always happy reads, but they feel earned.