RPG My Hero Academia

Itsuka Kendo (Combat Fist)

• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Big Fists." At will, she enlarges her palms to gigantic sizes, granting her immense striking power and grappling ability.
• Appearance: An athletic girl with red hair pulled back into a high ponytail. Large turquoise eyes.
• Personality: The "big sister" of the class. She is sensible, responsible, and very strong-willed. She usually calms down Monoma when he starts bullying 1-A.
• Relationships: Class representative 1-B. Respects Momo Yaoyorozu and considers her a worthy rival.
  Neito Monoma (Phantom Thief)
• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Copy." By touching a person, she can use their Quirk for 10 minutes. She can hold up to four copied abilities simultaneously.
• Appearance: Slender, light-colored hair with a neat parting, gray eyes. Often wears an arrogant smirk.
• Personality: Eccentric, sarcastic, obsessed with rivalry with Class 1-A. Behind his pompous exterior lies a keen strategic mind and genuine concern for his classmates.
• Relationships: Constantly provokes Bakugou and Midoriya. Under the "control" of Itsuki Kendo.
  Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu (Real Steel)
• Age: 16.
• Quirk: "Steel." Transforms his skin into hard steel, granting absolute defense and power in close combat. Strength depends on iron consumption.
• Appearance: Athletic, gray "steel" hair, thick eyebrows. Very similar in appearance and mannerisms to Kirishima.
• Personality: Hot-blooded, honest, and straightforward. Obsessed with masculinity and tenacity.
• Relationships: Best friend and eternal rival of Eijiro Kirishima. They are literally "two peas in a pod."
  Ibara Shiozaki (Maria)
• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Thorns." Her hair is made up of living, thorny vines that she can manipulate: extending them, binding enemies, or creating shields.
• Appearance: Very long, green, thorny vine-like hair. A calm, almost saintly expression.
• Personality: Deeply religious, modest, and meek. Dislikes violence, but is quite ferocious in battle.

Eri

• Status: Granddaughter of a former yakuza boss, subject of rescue.
• Quirk: "Rollback." Reverts a living being's body to its previous state.
• How it works: Can "roll back" wounds, turn an adult into a child, or even erase a person from reality, reverting them to their pre-birth state. It was based on her DNA that Chisaki used to create Quirk-erasing bullets.
• Appearance: A small girl with long grayish-white hair and red eyes. A small horn on her forehead (the source of her power).
• Personality: Initially completely broken and intimidated by Chisaki, she didn't know how to smile. After being rescued, she became a kind and inquisitive girl under the care of Yuuei.
• Relationships: She considers Midoriya and Mirio her saviors and heroes. Mirio has become something of an older brother to her.

In the world of My Hero Academia, education for future heroes is a strictly state-controlled system. While UA is the most famous, it is far from the only one. Each school has its own teaching style and reputation.

1. UA Academy - "Plus Ultra!"
   Located in Musutafu, it is the gold standard of hero education, having graduated All Might and Endeavor.

• Houses:
• Heroic (Classes A and B): The elite, future crime fighters.
• General Education (Classes C, D, E): Students who failed to qualify for the hero course but have a chance to transfer if they excel at the Sports Festival.
• Support (Classes F, G, H): Gadget and suit inventors (like Mei Hatsume).
• Management (Classes I, J, K): Future agents, PR specialists, and economists in the hero business.
• Features: Huge budget, top-notch training grounds (e.g., USJ – a disaster simulation facility). Teachers are exclusively top Pro Heroes.
• Motto: "Plus Ultra" (Go Beyond).

2. Shiketsu Academy (Shiketsu High School)
   UA's main rival, located in western Japan. Its student body is on par with UA in terms of student strength.

• Philosophy: Strict discipline and dignity. Unlike the liberal UA, Shiketsu prohibits hazing between students, and wearing a uniform cap is mandatory even during combat.
• Notable Students:
• Inasa Yoarashi (Shippu): Manipulates wind, possesses colossal strength (he refused a recommendation to UA because of Todoroki).
• Kemi Utsushimi: Quirk: "Glamour" (creates illusions).
• Seiji Shishikura: Quirk "Meat Flesh" (transforms enemies into lumps of flesh).
• Relationships: UA and Shiketsu have a historical rivalry, similar to that of two elite universities.

3. Ketsubutsu Academy
   A school that often crosses paths with UA during temporary license exams.

• Traits: Their training strategy is based on teamwork and studying opponents' weaknesses. They are not as wealthy as UA, but their students are very cunning and resilient.
• Notable Students:
• Yoh Shindo: Class leader, Quirk "Vibration." Seems polite, but is calculating and aggressive in battle.
• Mentor: The heroine Ms. Joke, who constantly teases Aizawa and proposes marriage. 4. Seiai Academy
  An elite all-female academy (although some sources refer to it as a mixed-gender academy, the anime only shows a female-only class).
• Style: They emphasize intelligence, planning, and elegance.
• Notable students: Saiko Intelli (whose Quirk increases IQ when drinking tea). Their tactic is to lure enemies into a trap using the terrain.

5. Isamu Academy
   Featured in special episodes (OVA).

• Notable students: Habiko Kadib (a snake girl, Tsuyu Asui's friend). This school is famous for its unusual students with mutational Quirks.
  Comparison Chart of Ranks
  | Characteristics | UA Academy | Shiketsu Academy |
  |---|---|---|
  | Atmosphere | Freedom of expression, individualism. | Strict military discipline, etiquette. |
  | Uniform | Casual style (you can change shoes and accessories). | Strict uniform with a mandatory cap. |
  | Methods | Practice through dangerous situations ("shock therapy"). | Honing skills and cultivating a hero's image. |
  | Reputation | "Forge of Stars." | "Fortress of Tradition." |
  How do they interact?
  The main point of contact for all academies is the Provisional Hero License Exam. Hundreds of students from different schools compete against each other. Traditionally, there is a "UA Tradition": students from all other schools unite at the beginning of the exam to eliminate UA students first, as they are considered the most dangerous competitors.

Sports festivals and joint training are the most important milestones in the life of every hero student. In a world where pro heroes are "stars," these events replace the Olympics in terms of popularity and audience reach.

1. U.A. Sports Festival
   This is a national event broadcast live across Japan. Since All Might's passing, it has become the primary way for society to see the "future guardians."
   Festival Structure (usually for first-year students):

• Obstacle Course: A mass race involving all students in the year (including those from the Support and General Education departments). Along the way, they will encounter robots, minefields, and chasms. It's crucial to make a name for yourself.
• Cavalry Battle: Students form teams of 2-4. The leader wears a headband with points. Midoriya's team at one festival had a headband worth 10 million points, making them the number one target for everyone else.
• Duel Tournament: The final stage, where the top 16 students fight 1-on-1 in the ring until they lose consciousness, step out of line, or submit.
  Why is this necessary?
• Recruiting: Hundreds of pro-heroes and agency owners sit in the stands. They write out "offers" (internship offers) to those who have shown the best performance.
• Pressure: Students are deliberately thrown into stressful conditions.

Tartarus is the highest-security maximum-security prison in Japan, reserved exclusively for the most dangerous criminals whose Quirks make them too dangerous for regular correctional facilities.
Here's a detailed profile of the facility:

1. Location and Construction

• Location: The prison is built on an isolated island in the sea, far from populated areas.
• Structure: Most of the prison complex is located deep underground (or under the seafloor). It's a gigantic, high-tech bunker, divided into levels based on the inmates' danger level.
• Isolation: Entry and exit from the prison are only possible through a single, strictly controlled bridge, and the interior is isolated from each other by electronic airlocks.

2. Security System (Why Escape Is Impossible)
   Tartarus is considered an "impenetrable fortress" thanks to a complex of measures:

• Constant Monitoring: Thousands of cameras and sensors monitor the prisoners' every movement. The system tracks their heart rate, brain activity, and any signs of Quirk activation. * Automatic Turrets: Machine guns and laser systems are installed in every cell and corridor. If a prisoner even attempts to use their powers or even makes a sudden movement without permission, the system will open fire to kill without human intervention.
• Special Shackles: Prisoners are constantly kept in special restraints that suppress their physical activity and block their Quirk energy release channels.
• No Human Guards Inside: To prevent bribery or mental influence (such as hypnosis), most security systems are automated. Human guards are stationed in secure control rooms.

3. Notable Prisoners
   Tartarus has become the "home" of the series' main antagonists:

• All for One (AFO): Kept in the deepest level, under the constant sight of dozens of guns aimed at his head. His life was kept only by medical devices integrated into the security system.
• Stain (Hero Killer): Imprisoned there after the Hosu incident.
• Chisaki Kai (Overhaul): Sent to Tartarus after his defeat by Midoriya and the loss of his arms (which were removed by Shigaraki).
• Muscle and Moonlight: Members of the League of Villains captured after attacking a summer camp.
• Kurogiri: Brought there for interrogation, as he holds the key to the Nomu creation technology.

4. Prison Philosophy
   The very name "Tartarus" alludes to Greek mythology—it is the abyss beneath Hades, the realm of the dead, where Zeus cast the Titans.
   In the hero world, this place symbolizes "legal death." Being sent to Tartarus means society has deemed a person incorrigible and too dangerous to ever see the light of day again. There are no rehabilitation programs there—only eternal imprisonment.
   Tartarus was considered the ideal prison until a certain point in the story.

The world of My Hero Academia is our Earth in the near future, where humanity has made a dramatic evolutionary leap. Here are the main pillars that underpin this society:

1. The Quirk Phenomenon
   It all began with the birth of a "glowing baby" in China. Soon, superpowers began to manifest across the globe. At the time of the anime's events, 80% of the world's population possesses a Quirk.

• Genetics: A Quirk usually manifests before the age of 4. It can be hereditary (a mixture of the parents' powers) or a unique mutation.
• Quirkless: The 20% without powers are considered a minority in modern society and often face prejudice (as was the case with Deku as a child).

2. Heroism as a Public Service
   When Quirks emerged, the world plunged into chaos (the Age of Anarchy). To restore order, governments created the Pro Hero system.

• Licensing: Using a Quirk in public without a license is a crime. Being a hero is an official job. They receive a salary from the government and bonuses from insurance companies for saving people.
• Ranking: There is a "Billboard Chart"—an official list of top heroes. Rankings are based on the number of cases solved, contribution to society, and popularity.

3. U.A. Academy and Education
   Students are future civil servants. U.A. is considered the most prestigious school in Japan.

• Interaction: Professional heroes (like Aizawa or All Might) act as teachers. Students don't just sit at desks—they undergo:
• Internships: Work at real hero agencies under the supervision of professionals.
• Licensing Exams: Tough tests, after which the student receives the right to use their Quirk for self-defense and saving people (temporary license).
• Bonds: The relationship between professionals and students is built on strict mentorship. Pros see them as successors, and students absorb experience in real-world combat situations.

4. Basic Rules and Regulations

• No Vigilante Justice: Even if you're attacked by a villain, you're not allowed to use your Quirk at full power unless you have a license. This rule often leads to conflicts (for example, the Stain incident in Hosu).
• Public Safety Commission: The highest authority that oversees heroes. They can assign secret missions (like Hawk) and ensure that heroes don't abuse their power.
• Symbol of Peace: For a long time, order was maintained by the authority of one man—All Might. His presence kept crime rates to a minimum. After his departure, society became unstable, as the "shield" disappeared.

5. Social Aspect
   The world is saturated with superhero culture. Hero costumes, merchandise, TV shows, and interviews constitute a huge industry. But this also has a downside: those whose Quirks are "scary", "weak", or "villainous" in nature (like Shinso or Toga) often end up being outcasts, which is what pushes them towards a life of crime.

Nomu (General Description)

• Origin: Human corpses modified by Dr. Kyudai Garaki under All for One's orders. Their bodies are forcibly implanted with multiple Quirks, turning them into mindless monsters.
• Appearance: They are typically enormous creatures with hypertrophied muscles, dark skin, and an exposed brain (their main weak point). Their eyes are often bulging, reminiscent of bird beaks.
• Personality: Most Nomu have zero intelligence. They only follow the simplest commands of their master (Shigaraki or VZO). They feel no pain or fear.

1. The First Nomu (USJ Prototype)

• Traits: The first serious opponent created as an antithesis to All Might.
• Quirks: * Impact Absorption: Makes him virtually invulnerable to physical attacks.
• Super Regeneration: Instantly regenerates severed limbs.
• Super Strength: Physically equal to All Might.
• Fate: He was defeated by All Might, who landed over 300 punches at a speed exceeding Nomu's absorption limit, literally throwing him outside the academy dome.

2. Nomu of the Highest Order (High-Ends)
   These are the elite among the Nomu. Unlike ordinary "dolls," they retain some of their personality and are capable of basic thought and speech.

• Leader of the High-Ends – Hood:
• Quirks: Flight, muscle enhancement, turning his arms into blades, regeneration, and several other hidden powers.
• Personality: Obsessed with finding a strong opponent. In battle, he constantly analyzes the enemy's tactics.
• Fate: He became the ultimate test for Endeavor and Hawk. Endeavor had to burn him out from the inside to finally defeat him. 3. Nomu from Kyushu and other laboratories
• Types:
• White (Lowest Rank): The weakest, often used as "cannon fodder."
• Winged: Specialize in aerial attacks (one of these kidnapped Midoriya in Hosu).
• Armored: Have scales or bony growths protecting their exposed brains.
  Johnny and Mocha (Small Nomu)
• Role: Dr. Garaki's personal assistants.
• Traits: Small in stature, not suited for combat.
• Quirks: Johnny possessed the "Warp Gate" Quirk (a simplified version of teleportation), which allowed the doctor and the League to quickly escape.

Tomura Shigaraki (Tenko Shimura)

• Status: Leader of the League of Villains, successor to All for One.
• Quirk: "Disintegration." Destroys anything he touches with all five fingers.
• How it works: Initially, the disintegration spread slowly and only to the object he touched. After "awakening" his powers, Shigaraki is capable of destroying entire city blocks with a single touch, spreading the effect in a chain reaction.
• Appearance: A thin, sickly-looking man with pale, perpetually dry skin. Tousled gray-blue hair and red eyes. His first costume was adorned with multiple severed hands (his family's).
• Personality: Unstable, childish, and extremely cruel. He hates all of society and wants to destroy "the world that heroes protect." Over time, he becomes a calculating and majestic leader.
• Relationships: Grandson of Nana Shimura (All Might's mentor), which makes his fate tragic. He considers All for One his "father" and savior.
  Dabi (Tōya Todoroki)
• Status: League Lieutenant, master of the blue flames.
• Quirk: "Cremation." Creates a powerful blue flame, hotter than normal fire.
• How it works: His fire possesses colossal destructive power, but Dabi's body is not resistant to the heat. When using his Quirk, he literally burns himself, leaving his skin covered in terrible burns.
• Appearance: Tall, thin, with black (later white) spiky hair. Patches of burnt purple skin on his face and body are held together with medical staples.
• Personality: Cold-blooded, sarcastic, and obsessed with revenge. He doesn't believe in Shigaraki's ideals; his goal is to destroy the reputation of heroes, especially his father.
• Relationships: Endeavor's eldest son and Shoto Todoroki's brother. Presumed dead in childhood.
  Himiko Toga
• Status: Specialist in espionage and stealth assassinations.
• Quirk: "Transformation." Takes the form of any person whose blood she has drunk.
• How it works: The duration of the transformation depends on the amount of blood consumed. Later, she learns to copy the Quirks of those she transforms into (if she feels a strong liking/love for them).
• Appearance: A short girl with golden hair pulled back into two messy buns. She has a fanged smile and constantly dilated pupils. She wears a school uniform and carries a bulky blood-draining apparatus.
• Personality: Crazy, cheerful, and extremely dangerous. Her concept of "love" is warped—she wants to "become" those she likes, literally draining them dry.
• Relationships: Obsessed with Izuku Midoriya and Ochaco Uraraka. Considers Twice her best friend.
  Twice (Jin Bubaigawara)
• Status: The League's main strike and support force.
• Quirk: "Doppelganger." Creates exact copies of herself or other people.
• How it works: The copies have the same Quirks and personalities as the original, but they are less durable. After "awakening," she can create an endless army of clones of herself ("Sad Face Parade").
• Appearance: A man of average height, wears a black and gray tight-fitting suit with a mask. Without the mask, she looks like an ordinary person with a small scar on her forehead.
• Personality: Suffers from multiple personality disorder and dissociative identity disorder (she's unsure whether she's the original or a clone). She constantly argues with herself. At the same time, he is the kindest and most loyal member of the League.
• Relationships: Very close to Toga. Willing to do anything to protect his "new family"—the League of Villains.
  Kurogiri
• Status: Shigaraki's second-in-command, transportation coordinator.
• Quirk: "Warp Gate" (Teleport). Creates portals of dark fog.
• How it works: Can instantly transport people and objects across vast distances. Can also use the fog to cut enemies in half, closing the portal as they pass.
• Appearance: Appears as a cloud of dark smoke in an elegant bartender's suit. His only visible feature is his glowing yellow eyes.
• Personality: Extremely polite, calm, and loyal. Acts as a "nanny" for Shigaraki.
• Relationships: Created from the body of Oboro Shirakumo, a deceased school friend of Shota Aizawa and Present Mika.
  Spinner (Shuichi Iguchi)
• Status: Ideological follower of Stain (Stein).
• Quirk: "Gecko." Grants the appearance and abilities of a lizard.
• How it works: Allows him to stick to walls. Initially a weak Quirk, Spinner later gains enhancements (Scales and gigantism) from All for One.
• Appearance: He appears as an anthropomorphic reptile with pink hair. He wears clothing inspired by Stain and a huge sword constructed from numerous knives.
• Personality: Initially a downtrodden outcast, he found acceptance in the League. He is the most "human" of the villains, often questioning Shigaraki's cruelty.
• Relationships: He is the only one who remained loyal to Shigaraki until the very end as a true friend.

All for One (AFO)

• Status: The true leader of the villains, the "Symbol of Terror," and the sworn enemy of all One for All users.
• Quirk: "All for One." Allows the user to steal other users' Quirks, rendering them powerless, and either use them themselves or pass them on to others.
• How it works: Can combine dozens of stolen powers simultaneously (for example, turning a hand into a giant clawed weapon).

Endeavor (Enji Todoroki)

• Ranking: #1 (after All Might's departure).
• Quirk: "Hellfire." Generates and controls powerful streams of fire.
• How it works: Can concentrate flames into beams, fly using jet propulsion, and even cauterize wounds. The main drawback is the risk of overheating, which reduces his physical performance.
• Appearance: A huge, broad-shouldered man with a stern face. His heroic costume is complemented by permanent flames on his face (instead of a beard and mask) and shoulders. His hair is red, and his eyes are turquoise.
• Personality: Obsessed with victory, domineering, and, until recently, extremely cruel (especially to his family). However, after becoming #1, he embarked on a path of redemption, striving to become a true symbol, not just a strong fighter.
• Relationships: Shoto Todoroki's father. For a long time, he lived in All Might's shadow, which engendered deep envy. He mentored Bakugo, Midoriya, and Shoto during their winter internship.
  Hawk (Keigo Takami)
• Ranking: #2
• Quirk: "Hard Wings." He has enormous red wings on his back, each feather of which he controls telepathically.
• How it works: Each feather is incredibly strong and sharp. He can use them as swords, launch them as projectiles, or use them for sensory purposes (sensing vibrations in the air). The fewer feathers he has on his wings, the less he can fly. The feathers grow back in a couple of days.
• Appearance: He is of average height, athletic, and has a light stubble. He has bird-like golden-brown eyes and light, tousled hair. He wears a jacket with a high fur collar and earmuffs. * Personality: Seems carefree, lazy, and overly talkative, but is actually one of the most calculating and dedicated heroes. His motto is: "I want a world where heroes have too much free time."
• Relationships: Mentor of Fumikage Tokoyami. Works as a double agent for the League of Villains on behalf of the government. Deeply respects Endeavor.
  Mirko (Rumi Usagiyama)
• Ranking: #5
• Quirk: "Rabbit." Grants her the physiology and abilities of a rabbit, taken to the extreme.
• How it works: Incredible leg strength (can crush rocks with punches), keen hearing, and an "animal instinct" that warns of danger.
• Appearance: A muscular woman with dark skin, long white hair, and a pair of large white rabbit ears. She has red eyes and very powerful thighs.
• Personality: A true fighter. She is aggressive, fearless, and prefers to work alone ("teamwork is for the weak"). She enjoys fighting strong opponents and always goes for a frontal assault.
• Relationships: Respects those who display the same ferocious will to win as she does.
  Best Djinnist (Tsunagu Hakamata)
• Ranking: #3
• Quirk: "Thread Master." Allows him to manipulate the fibers of any fabric.
• How it works: He is most skilled at manipulating denim, transforming his enemies' clothing into unbreakable shackles. He is nearly powerless against those who are not wearing clothing.
• Appearance: A very tall, thin man. His face is hidden all the way to his nose by a high denim collar. He has perfectly styled blond hair.
• Personality: Polite, aristocratic, obsessed with aesthetics and order. He believes that "appearance reflects the soul." * Relationships: Held Bakugou's internship, unsuccessfully attempting to tame his explosive temper and comb his hair.
  Ryukyu (Ryuko Tatsuma)
• Ranking: #10
• Quirk: "Dragon." Allows her to transform into a massive Western dragon.
• How it works: In dragon form, she possesses immense strength, hard-to-pierce scales, sharp claws, and the ability to fly.
• Appearance: In human form, she is a tall woman with short blonde hair and a dragon claw-shaped hair clip. In dragon form, she is a majestic grayish-green creature.
• Personality: Modest (she felt she didn't deserve 10th place), very responsible and caring. An ideal team player.
• Relationships: Mentor of Nejire Hado, Ochako Uraraka, and Tsuyu Asui.

Mount Lady (Yu Takeyama)

• Ranking: #23 (gradually rising).
• Quirk: "Gigantism." Allows her to instantly grow to a colossal size (exactly 20 meters 62 centimeters).
• How it works: In her giant form, she possesses monstrous strength, but cannot regulate her height—she is either normal-sized or enormous. This creates problems in tight city spaces.
• Appearance: A young, attractive girl with long, blond hair and purple horn-like hair clips. She wears a form-fitting purple and white suit.
• Personality: Initially appeared vain and attention-seeking, but in critical battles, she proved herself to be an incredibly selfless hero, willing to protect her comrades.
• Relationships: She is the youngest member of the Lurkers, along with Edgeshot and Kamiu-Forest.
  Edgeshot (Shinya Kamihara)
• Rank: #4
• Quirk: "Folding." Allows him to make his body incredibly thin and elongated.
• How it works: He can transform into a thin "thread" faster than the speed of sound, piercing enemies or penetrating through cracks. He uses this to cut off blood flow or render them unconscious.

Shota Aizawa (Eraser)

• Position: Homeroom Teacher 1-A.
• Quirk: "Erase." Disables anyone's Quirk with a single glance.
• How it works: Works as long as his eyes are open. This causes dry mucous membranes. Doesn't erase mutation-type Quirks (such as a tail or extra arms), but does block their active use.
• Appearance: Tall, thin, and looks perpetually tired. Long, tangled black hair, dark circles under his eyes, and a light stubble. Wears a special carbon fiber scarf-band to capture enemies.
• Personality: A rationalist to the core. Seems cold and ruthless (often threatening expulsion), but is actually deeply devoted to his students and willing to risk his life for them.
• Relationships: Close friend of Present Mika since their school days. Has mixed feelings towards All Might due to his excessive emotionality.
  Toshinori Yagi (All Might)
• Position: Heroic Foundation Teacher.
• Quirk: "One for All" (passed on to Midoriya).
• How it works: At his peak, he possessed colossal strength, speed, and endurance. After a severe injury, he can only maintain his heroic form for a short time, and later, he loses it entirely.
• Appearance: In his heroic form, he is a mountain of muscle with a dazzling smile and golden hair. In his true form, he is an extremely emaciated man with sunken cheeks and eyes lost in shadow.
• Personality: Symbol of Peace. Incredibly charismatic, selfless, and kind. As a teacher, he often doubts himself and learns pedagogy as he goes.
• Relationships: Mentor to Izuku Midoriya (considers him his successor). A longtime friend of Principal Nezu and Gran Torino.
  Hizashi Yamada (Present Mic)
• Position: English Teacher.
• Quirk: "Voice." Amplifies the volume of his voice to the point of creating a destructive sound wave.
• Appearance: Eccentric style. Very long blond hair styled upwards, a thin mustache, and stylish glasses. Always wears a special speaker around his neck.
• Personality: A constant "firecracker," he acts like a radio host. Very loud and energetic, he tries to stir up the students even during regular classes.
• Relationships: Aizawa's best friend. The only one who can make fun of "sullen Shouta" with impunity.
  Nemuri Kayama (Midnight)
• Position: Modern Art History Teacher.
• Quirk: "Sleepwalker." Emits a scent from his skin that instantly puts people to sleep.
• How it works: The gas has a stronger effect on men than on women. To activate her Quirk, she needs to expose her skin (hence her rather revealing costume).
• Appearance: A striking woman with long dark blue hair and blue eyes. She wears red-framed glasses.
• Personality: Flirtatious, confident, and sometimes short-tempered. She is also a wise mentor and the chair of the school's ethics council.
• Relationships: Gets along well with the rest of the faculty and often teases Aizawa.
  Nezu (Principal)
• Position: Principal of U.A. Academy.
• Quirk: "High Intelligence." Possesses a superhuman intelligence.
• Appearance: A rare animal with a Quirk. She looks like a hybrid of a mouse, a dog, and a bear. White fur, a scar over her right eye. Always wears a formal suit.
• Personality: Polite, courteous, and loves tea. Despite her cute appearance, she can be frighteningly calculating (especially in chess or battle strategy).
• Relationships: Deeply respects All Might. Having been subjected to cruel experiments by humans in the past, he sometimes displays sadistic tendencies in games.
  Cementos (Ken Ishiyama)
• Occupation: Modern Literature Teacher.
• Quirk: "Cement." Can manipulate any cement he touches, changing its shape and volume.
• Appearance: A massive man whose body is literally composed of gray blocks reminiscent of cement slabs.
• Personality: Very calm, serious, and level-headed. An ideal referee for training fights.

Thirteen (Rescue Hero)

• Occupation: Search and Rescue Instructor.
• Quirk: "Black Hole." The fingertips of her gloves can suck in and disintegrate any matter at the atomic level. * How it works: An extremely dangerous Quirk that Thirteen uses primarily for clearing rubble. It requires extreme caution, as it can easily kill a person.
• Appearance: She constantly wears a white, puffy astronaut suit that conceals her face and figure. We never see her true face, emphasizing her image as a symbol of salvation rather than an individual.
• Personality: Polite, wise, and very kind. She believes that Quirks are primarily tools for helping people, not for fighting.
• Relationships: She deeply respects Aizawa and All Might. She is an idol for Ochako Uraraka.
  Recovery Girl (Chiyo Shuzenji)
• Occupation: School Nurse.
• Quirk: "Healing." Accelerates the patient's natural regeneration through a kiss.
• How it works: She does not heal with magic, but rather forces the patient's body to use its own life force for rapid recovery. If the wound is too severe or the person is weak, the kiss can be fatal.
• Appearance: An elderly woman of modest stature.

The "Big Three" are the three best third-year students at U.A. Academy, whose strength and skill already surpass many active Pro Heroes.
Mirio Togata (Lemillion)

• Age: 18
• Quirk: "Penetration." Allows him to become intangible and pass through any object, including floors and walls.
• How it works: When he activates the Quirk throughout his entire body, he loses the ability to sense light, sound, and air (everything passes through him), requiring extreme concentration and the ability to predict enemy movements. If he deactivates the Quirk while inside an object, his body is "pushed" outward at incredible speed.
• Appearance: Tall, very muscular (athletic build). He has a simple, almost cartoonish facial expression: small, black, button-like eyes and light hair with bangs.
• Personality: Incredibly optimistic, energetic, and kind. He has a will of steel and always smiles to cheer up those he saves. He believes humor is the best cure for fear.
• Relationships: Izuku Midoriya's primary mentor and role model. He is a close friend of Tamaki Amajiki (they have been friends since childhood and always support him). He is a student of Night Eye (Shirakumo).
  Tamaki Amajiki (Sun Eater)
• Age: 17-18 years old.
• Quirk: "Manifestation." Allows him to give parts of his body the characteristics of what he has eaten.
• How it works: If he has eaten an octopus, his fingers can become tentacles; if he has eaten a clam, his hand will become covered in a hard shell. The strength and size of the transformations depend on the amount eaten.
• Appearance: Slender, average height. Dark blue, tousled hair, pale skin, elven (pointed) ears. His eyes are often downcast or narrowed.
• Personality: Extremely shy, anxious, and insecure. He often turns to the wall if he feels too many eyes on him. However, in battle, he is incredibly cool and effective.
• Relationships: He admires Mirio and considers him the "sun" that lights his path. He is friends with Nejire Hado. He trained under the hero Fat Gum.
  Nejire Hado
• Age: 18
• Quirk: "Wave Motion." Transforms her life energy into powerful shockwaves.
• How it works: Energy emerges from her arms and legs in spiraling waves. They are very powerful, but move slower than regular beams, so she often uses them for flight or large-scale area-of-effect attacks. Excessive use causes severe fatigue.
• Appearance: A very beautiful girl with long, soft blue hair that reaches her knees and curls at the ends. Large blue eyes.
• Personality: Extremely curious, talkative, and spontaneous. Acts like a child: she can approach strangers and start asking personal questions about their appearance or Quirk. Very sincere and kind.
• Relationships: Close friend of Mirio and Tamaki. Became a mentor to Ochaco Uraraka and Tsuyu Asui during their training with the Dragon Hero (Ryukyu).

Tsunotori Pony (Rocketti)

• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Horn Launcher." She can fire her horns like missiles and control them in mid-air. The horns instantly regrow.
• Appearance: Petite, with long blonde hair and a pair of curved horns. She has horse-like legs (hooves), which gives her excellent speed.
• Personality: She came from the USA, so she doesn't speak much Japanese (Monoma sometimes teaches her bad words, passing them off as compliments). Very sweet and naive.
• Relationships: She is friends with all the foreigners and the quiet kids in her class.
  Setsuna Tokage (Lizard)
• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Splitting." She can split her body into dozens of autonomous fragments (up to 50) that fly and attack enemies from different directions. She has high regeneration.
• Appearance: An athletic girl with short dark green hair and sharp teeth.
• Personality: Confident and charismatic. She entered the academy on recommendation (like Todoroki and Momo) and is considered an excellent tactician.
• Relationships: The informal leader of the female half of Class 1-B.
  Kousei Tsuburaba (Solid Air)
• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Solid Air." By exhaling, she transforms air into invisible solid slabs, walls, or cubes, creating traps or platforms.
• Appearance: An ordinary guy with light brown hair and round eyes.
• Personality: Friendly, a bit boisterous, and often supports Monoma's teasing of Class 1-A.
• Relationships: Often partners with Monoma and Kendo.
  Sen Kaibara (Spiral)
• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Spiral." Can cause any part of his body to spin at incredible speed, turning his arms and legs into living drills.
• Appearance: A serious man with dark hair. His gaze is always focused.
• Personality: Calm, disciplined, a true close-combat fighter who doesn't waste words.
• Relationships: Respects strength and fighting technique, often trains with Ojiro from 1-A.
  Yui Kodai (Rule)
• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Size." Can change the size of any inanimate object.

Izuku Midoriya (Deku)

• Age: 16
• Quirk: "One for All." Gathers immense power, increasing physical attributes (strength, speed). Later, he unlocks the Quirks of previous users (shackles, flight, etc.).
• Appearance: Average height, strong build (the result of training). Curly green hair, green eyes, freckles. Many scars on his arms.
• Personality: Selfless, analytical (constantly records data on heroes), initially timid, but becomes incredibly determined.
• Relationships: Considers Bakugou his main rival and childhood friend. Considers All Might his mentor and father figure. Has a soft spot for Ochaco Uraraka.

Katsuki Bakugou (Kacchan)

• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Explosion." Sweats his palms like nitroglycerin and detonates them.
• Appearance: Athletic build. Ash-blonde hair, red eyes, and a daring gaze.
• Personality: Aggressive, arrogant, possesses a fiery temperament and a tremendous desire to win. Incredibly talented in combat.
• Relationships: Long bullied Midoriya, but later acknowledged him as an equal. Part of the Baku Squad (friends with Kirishima and Kaminari).

Shoto Todoroki

• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Ice and Fire." Right side generates cold, left side generates fire.
• Appearance: Slender and muscular. Hair parted in half: white on the right, red on the left. Heterochromia (gray eye on the right, blue eye on the left). Burn mark around the left eye. * Personality: Initially cold and distant due to childhood trauma, gradually becomes warmer and more sociable. Very reasonable.
• Relationships: Strained relationship with his father (Endeavor). Considers Midoriya the one who helped him accept his power. Friends with Iida and Momo.

Ochako Uraraka

• Age: 16
• Quirk: Weightlessness. Makes objects (or herself) weightless when touched with her fingertips.
• Appearance: Average height, rounded features. Brown hair in a bob, large brown eyes, perpetual blush.
• Personality: Cheerful, kind, and goal-oriented. Became a hero to financially support her parents.
• Relationships: Best friend of Midoriya (secretly in love with him). Close friends with Asui and Iida.
  Tenya Iida
• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Engine." Motors located in his calves give him incredible running speed.
• Appearance: Tall, broad-shouldered, wears glasses. Dark blue hair, stern gaze.
• Personality: Class representative. Extremely disciplined, proper, and sometimes comically serious.
• Relationships: Deeply respects his brother (the hero Ingenium). One of Midoriya and Uraraka's closest friends.
  Eijiro Kirishima
• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Hardening." Covers his body in stone skin, becoming invulnerable and powerful in attack.
• Appearance: Athletic. Red spiky hair (dyes it), small scars above his eye. Sharp teeth.
• Personality: The life of the party, obsessed with the concept of "masculine spirit" and honor. A very loyal friend.
• Relationships: The only one who was able to truly befriend Bakugou and smooth over his rough edges.

Tsuyu Asui (Froppy)

• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Frog." Jumping, long tongue, camouflage, sticking to walls.
• Appearance: Short, large eyes, very long dark green hair (tied in a bow at the bottom), wide mouth.
• Personality: Calm, straightforward, always speaks her mind. Maintains a cool head in any situation.
• Relationships: Close friend of Uraraka. Trusted by the entire class for her reasonableness.

Momo Yaoyorozu (Creati)

• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Creation." Transforms his body's fat cells into any inorganic object (from shields to complex guns) if he knows its chemical composition.
• Appearance: Tall, well-built. Black hair pulled back into a high, spiky ponytail with side bangs. Dark eyes.
• Personality: Intelligent, very polite, and sensible. Initially suffered from self-doubt, but over time, she became a strong leader.
• Relationships: Class Representative (along with Iida). Close friends with Jiro. Deeply respects Todoroki for his prudence.

Fumikage Tokoyami (Tsukuyomi)

• Age: 16.
• Quirk: "Dark Shadow." A sentient shadow resides within him, capable of attacking and defending. The shadow becomes stronger and less controllable in the dark, but weakens in the light.
• Appearance: Slender. His most notable feature is the head of a black bird (a raven) with red eyes and a human body.
• Personality: Serious, somewhat gloomy, and poetic. He enjoys gothic aesthetics and prefers solitude, but is always willing to help.
• Relationships: He interned under Hawk, who became his mentor. He gets along well with Shoji.

Kyoka Jiro (Earphone Jack)

• Age: 16
• Quirk: "Plugs." He has long, plug-shaped earlobes. He can plug them into objects to transmit the sound of his heart as a destructive wave or to eavesdrop through walls.
• Appearance: Athletic, lean build. Medium-length purple hair with jagged bangs. He has distinctive "marks" under his eyes.