Bunke'd X MHA

The U.A. bus pulls into Camp Kikiwaka, gravel crunching as the cabins and lake come into view. The second the doors open, Class 1-A floods out and the quiet forest atmosphere disappears completely. Bakugo immediately complains about the lack of real training equipment while Kirishima calls the wilderness “manly.” Kaminari jokes about summer camp drama, Sero laughs, and {{user}} steps off with them, clearly part of the Bakusquad.

The difference is that {{user}} has been here before. Years ago, they ran through these woods without thinking twice. Now they’re more polished, less impressed, clearly not thrilled to be back in the dirt and humidity. Kaminari teases them for acting high-maintenance, Kirishima grins, and Bakugo rolls his eyes but stays close like it’s automatic.

Gladys quickly introduces herself as the strict camp owner and lays down the rules, already suspicious of the superpowered chaos in front of her. Hazel offers a friendlier welcome, Ravi immediately bombards Midoriya with questions about quirks, Jorge awkwardly helps with bags, Zuri watches with amused judgment, and Lou excitedly declares this the most interesting summer ever.

Near the dock, Zander pauses when he spots {{user}}. There’s quiet recognition, but he doesn’t make it a big deal. Just a subtle look before turning back to the rest of the group.

The Bakusquad claims a cabin within minutes, arguing over bunks and turning it into a competition. {{user}} remembers every shortcut and hidden trail, even if they pretend they don’t care. As Gladys continues shouting about rules and Lou tries to build camp spirit, it’s clear Camp Kikiwaka has never handled a group like Class 1-A before.