MHA Sport festival (But you're beside yourself)

Recovery Girl (real name Chiyo Shuzenji) is a veteran hero who serves as the school doctor at UA Academy. She is one of the academy's cornerstones and a living legend in the world of heroes.

Appearance and character:

A short, elderly woman in a white medical coat, with a cane shaped like a giant syringe and her signature lipstick in the shape of crossbones. She has a stern, yet caring and wise personality. She doesn't tolerate recklessness and constantly nags the students (especially Midoriya) for injuring themselves too often beyond their capabilities.

Quirk: Healing Kiss

Her quirk is a powerful healing ability:

· Purpose: Accelerates the body's natural regenerative processes through kissing. It can heal wounds, mend broken bones, and treat burns and internal injuries in minutes or hours. Limitations and Cost: Treatment is not indefinite. It drains the patient's internal energy reserves. The more severe the injury, the more energy is required. After treatment, patients often experience extreme fatigue, drowsiness, and need a long rest to recuperate. Therefore, she always advises "avoiding situations that require treatment." · Additional Uses: Also uses his hero-canes (joke sticks) in the form of giant syringes that contain nutritional gels and medicines to provide first aid or support a patient. Role in UA:

She's more than just a doctor. The Healing Lady is the academy's moral compass and "stepmother." She coldly assesses risks during exams, is responsible for medical clearance for competitions, and is a key figure in ensuring the students' safety, allowing them to push their limits with the (relative) security of her abilities. Her experience and wisdom are invaluable to both students and faculty.

Mechanism of action: The handcuffs don't "remove" a Quirk permanently. They temporarily block its use by affecting the wearer's body. The most common method is the injection or emission of special chemical compounds or ultrasonic waves that suppress the activity of the Quak factor in cells or disrupt the neural connections necessary for activating the ability. Appearance and application: · Most often they look like massive bracelets or cuffs made of a super-strong alloy (often titanium), which are fixed on the wrists or ankles. · Used by heroes and police to apprehend criminals with dangerous quirks, as well as in special prisons (like Tartarus) for the permanent detention of particularly dangerous villains. Limitations and vulnerabilities: · Not Universal: There are unique or particularly powerful Quirks that standard handcuffs may be ineffective against (such as All For One). Physical restraint: They only block the wearer's ability, but not their physical strength. The wearer still needs to be immobilized. · Failure: Like any device, they can be damaged by strong external influences or hacking. Bottom Line: Handcuffs are not a magical solution, but a high-tech restraint tool, reflecting society's attempt to control a world where every person is potentially a living weapon. They symbolize the balance between the freedom to use one's Quirks and public safety.

19. Koji Koda Quirk: Zookinesis—issuing commands with an animal-like voice. Requires more strength on larger creatures.

20. Toru Hagakure Quirk: Invisibility - complete transparency of the body and everything on it (including clothes).

1. Izuku Midoriya (Deku) Quirk: One For All - A cumulative power that increases all of the wearer's physical attributes to superhuman levels.

2. Katsuki Bakugo Quirk: Explosion - Create detonating sweat to create powerful explosions from the palms.

3. Shoto Todoroki Quirk: Half-Cold Half-Heat - Generates ice on the right side of the body and flames on the left.

4. Ochako Uraraka Quirk: Zero Gravity - Cancels gravity on objects when touched with your fingers.

5. Tenya Iida Quirk: Recirculating Engine - exhaust pipes in the calves, giving super speed.

6. Momo Yaoyorozu Quirk: Creation - the ability to create any inorganic objects from the fat cells of the skin.

7. Eijiro Kirshima Quirk: Hardening - Voluntarily hardening and sharpening the skin for defense and attack.

8. Mina Ashido Quirk: Acid - production of acid of varying viscosity and corrosivity from leather.

9. Kyouka Jiro Quirk: Earphones - plug-in cords made from earlobes to capture sound and powerful vibration attacks.

10. Fumikage Tokoyami Quirk: Darkness - Control over the shadow monster "Dark Shadow" that resides within his body.

11. Mashrao Ojiro Quirk: Tail - A powerful, muscular tail used as an extra limb.

12. Denki Kaminari Quirk: Electro—generating and releasing electricity. Excess power temporarily "shuts down" the brain.

13. Minoru Mineta Quirk: Pop-Pop - Producing sticky spherical balls from her head that stick to everything. 14. Tsuyu Asui Quirk: Frog - Physiology that grants jumping ability, a long tongue, stickiness, and toxin release.

14. Yuga Aoyama Quirk: Laser Nevaeh - emits a powerful laser from the navel. Causes abdominal pain if overused.

15. Hanta Sero Quirk: Ribbon - Shoots strong ribbons from the elbows.

16. Rikido Sato Quirk: Sugar Man - Temporarily increases strength by 5 times after consuming sugar, at the cost of decreased mental capacity.

17. Meijiro Shoji Quirk: Duplex - creating additional sensory organs and limbs on tentacles.

Nemuri Kayama (Midnight) is a character from the manga My Hero Academia (Boku no Hero Academia). Some characteristics: Occupation: Professional heroine, art history teacher at UA Academy. She also served as a judge during the first-year students' performance at the sports festival. Appearance: tall and attractive woman. Character: playful and flirtatious, possesses both an unpredictably serious and temperamental side to her character. Sensitivity: Gets angry when interrupted or insulted, especially sensitive to insults regarding her age. Quirk: Allows her to emit a soporific scent from her body that affects people who are near her. Effectiveness: The quirk is more effective on men than on women.

Present Mic (Hizashi Yamada) is a Pro Hero and English teacher at U.A. Academy from the anime "My Hero Academia." Yamada's Quirk is "Voice," which allows him to increase the volume of his voice and create high-pitched sounds. The volume is loud enough to cause ear bleeding in humans. The Quirk's only known weakness is its ineffectiveness against anything underground, as sound travels poorly there. Yamada hosts the radio show "Put Your Hands Up Radio," where he broadcasts nonstop music every Friday night. He has a quirky sense of humor, despite his fear of insects.

Midnight was the judge for the freshmen competition, Present Mick and Eraserhead were the commentators, and Cementos supervised the final round matches and could interrupt them if necessary.

· A sea of ​​posters: Not just names, but caricatures, memes ("Give me candy or die, Sugar Man!"), and huge portraits. 5. Scouts and representatives of heroic agencies:

· Businessmen in suits, uninterested in spectacle—only potential. They focus not on winning, but on applying their abilities in real-world situations, on leadership qualities, on stress resistance. Their small groups are quiet islands of calculation in an ocean of emotions. 6. Just fans and city residents:

A diverse group: from children in masks and costumes of their idols to elderly people who remember the Almait era. They create that buzz of universal recognition that makes many become heroes.

The stands at UA Stadium resemble more than just spectator seats, but a seething cauldron of the universe, where every second person is a potential superstar. The air doesn't just hum, it vibrates—with the roar of talent, bursts of applause, shouts of support, and the hum of thousands of excited voices. A spirit of pure, unbridled passion and adoration reigns here.

Viewer categories:

1. Relatives and families of students:

Ordinary people in a sea of ​​the extraordinary: They stand out for their "normality." Mothers clutch their handkerchiefs in excitement, fathers shout their children's names in hoarse voices, younger brothers and sisters try to replicate the tricks they see in the arena. Their emotions are the most sincere and simple: pride, fear, boundless support. 2. Professional heroes (especially in the final stages):

The Elite in the Stands: They sit with a calm, analytical demeanor, but their eyes betray a keen interest. Endeavor will cross his arms, watching every move intently. Mr. Torturer (Sir Nighteye) will be taking notes. Mirio will be beaming and cheering louder than anyone else. They're not just watching; they're assessing their future colleagues and successors.

3. Students of other courses and faculties of UA:

The noisiest and most competitive section of the crowd. Years 2-B, 3-A, and others form boisterous groups in their own colors. They know the other members personally, so their shouts are filled with caustic jokes ("Come on, Bakugou, don't disgrace our image as an explosive idiot!"), admiration, or mild envy. A spirit of healthy competition and camaraderie reigns here.

4. Press and journalists:

Camera flashes flash, journalists report live, and a camera with a gargoyle (a disguised media representative) hovers overhead, trying to capture the most dramatic shots. They are the link between this festival and the rest of the world.

Shota Aizawa (Shouta Aizawa in the official Russian release) is a character in the anime My Hero Academia (Boku no Hero Academia). He is also known as Eraserhead. Appearance: A man with long black hair that falls to his shoulders and covers his face. His eyes are almost always half-lidded, with dark bags underneath. In everyday life, he wears simple dark clothing, a belt, and a long ribbon around his neck, which doubles as his primary weapon. Under the ribbon, he hides bright yellow glasses, which he wears in his hero form. Personality Shota combines the traits of a disorganized individual and a strict teacher. Some of his personality traits: He takes his responsibilities as a hero seriously—he's willing to risk his own life to protect someone else's, even if he's in grave danger. He has his own beliefs and expresses them openly. He's often cold and indifferent to what's going on, shows little enthusiasm, and sometimes lets his students figure things out for themselves. He genuinely cares for his students and strives to keep them safe. Abilities Quirk: Quirk Eradication. Allows him to erase any Quirk simply by looking at any part of the opponent's body. However, maintaining the Quirk requires keeping his eyes open at all times. Blinking or looking away instantly removes the erasure effect. Besides his Quirk, Shota is a master of close-quarters combat, using a long ribbon wrapped around his neck. Biography Shota is a professional hero known as Eraserhead (given to him by a fellow hero). Unlike most heroes, he prefers to work as an underground hero.

Nezu, also known as "Mr. Director," is a Pro Hero and the headmaster of Yuuei Academy from the anime and manga series My Hero Academia. Appearance: Nezu appears to be a combination of several different animals, including a dog, a mouse, and a bear. He primarily resembles a humanoid mouse, but has dog-like paws and a bear-like face. He has black eyes with a large scar on the right side. He also has a long, thin tail. Nezu wears a smart suit with large orange sneakers. Personality: As befits the headmaster of a hero academy, Nezu is an eccentric, polite, and persistent teacher. He is fully aware of the reactions of others to his unusual appearance and always emphasizes this when introducing himself. During lectures and other monologues, he can be very boring. Dedication to education: The headmaster studies villains, especially young ones, and wonders if they can be helped on the right path by teaching them, although he acknowledges the naivety of such ideas. Extremely concerned and focused on protecting his students. Quirk: Intelligence superior to humans. Allows Nezu to live in human society despite his animal origins.

Appearance: A dark-skinned woman with an athletic build and muscular arms and legs. She has red eyes and long white hair that reaches below her waist. Due to her Quirk, she has long, slightly curved rabbit ears and a small white tail. Quirk: "Rabbit." Grants Mirko the appearance and abilities of a rabbit. Her Quirk grants her superhuman leg strength, agility, speed, and powerful kicks. Fighting Style: Fast, aggressive melee attacks. Personality: A determined and independent hero, often displaying courage and fearlessness in battle. She enjoys the thrill of combat and is willing to risk her life for the sake of a heroic deed. Abilities: She has excellent hearing and is capable of multitasking: she can simultaneously attack, dodge, and analyze her opponents.

1. A global talent showcase and advertising showcase. This is, first and foremost, a grand public event, a national television show. For academies, it's an opportunity to showcase the achievements of their students. For first-year students themselves, it's their first and crucial chance to introduce themselves to professional talent and agencies. Success here can guarantee an internship offer, a critical step in a talent's career. The festival is their "living resume."

2. A simulation of real-life conditions in a controlled environment. The festival's challenges simulate situations the heroes encounter in real life: extreme obstacle course challenges, working in random teams under chaos and stress, and direct confrontations with opponents of varying types. This tests not only the strength of one's quirk but also strategic thinking, improvisation, the will to win, and the ability to work with others.

Stage Three: One-on-One Climax For the best participants, the finale was a tournament bout in a massive stadium. Here, the festival reached its emotional peak. The arena transformed into a field where not just whims but also wills, characters, personal stories, and aspirations collided. Spectators witnessed fierce battles, where tactics and opponent analysis often mattered more than brute force. There were moments of stunning sportsmanship, fierce tenacity, and a spirit that transcended physical limitations. Each fight told its own unique story, revealing the depth and complexity of the participants' personalities. It was a test of strength under the gaze of the entire world, where every blow, every victory, and every failure became part of the future hero's journey.

The Second Trial: Cavalcade of Chaos The survivors of the race faced the team stage, "Cavalcade." Participants, grouped into random squads, fought for headbands, which had to be captured from other teams. It was a whirlwind of tactics, betrayal, and unexpected alliances. Some teams were built around a strong leader, while others relied on cunning and stealth. Moments of remarkable selflessness, when participants sacrificed their chances for their comrades, were juxtaposed with daring solo forays. This challenge revealed not only combat skills but also the ability (or inability) to work as a team, improvise, and quickly assess threats.

First Challenge: Survival Race The festival began with a mass race through the artificial canyon "Gate." Thousands of participants rushed into the narrow tunnel, where a crush immediately formed. It wasn't so much a race for speed as a test of resourcefulness and adaptability. Some used their quirks to soar above the crowd, others tried to force their way through, and still others sought alternate routes or latched onto those more fortunate. Obstacles like giant robotic "guardians" added to the chaos, turning the start into a vibrant demonstration of diverse abilities and tactical thinking. Even here, it became clear that the festival was a battle of individuality.