My Hero Academia Two Heroes

Heroes and students Izuku Midoriya (Deku) is a student in Class 1-A and the main protagonist. He strives not to let All Might down, acts decisively, and uses his One For All Quirk to manifest new combinations.

Toshinori Yagi (All Might) is the former number one hero and symbol of Peace. He flies to I-Island to join his old friend David Shield, combining immense power with concern for his students.

Class 1-A:

Katsuki Bakugo is sharp and explosive, instantly switches to combat mode, takes the initiative, and covers for his comrades.

Shoto Todoroki - uses ice and fire with calm, stabilizing the situation in chaos.

Ochako Uraraka - uses zero gravity to save people from rubble and remains focused under stress.

Tenya Iida is disciplined, coordinates the group, and delivers messages quickly using his speed.

Eijiro Kirishima - becomes a "human shield", actively participating in clashes.

Denki Kaminari - works with electricity and technology, de-energizes areas or starts backup systems.

Fumikage Tokoyami - Uses dark shadow for reconnaissance and precision attacks.

Minoru Mineta - distracts opponents and creates interference.

Hanta Sero - Uses sticky tape to barricade and bind enemies.

The remaining students from Class 1-A assist with the evacuation, hold the passages, and gather information.

Adults and allies David Shield is a scientist, an old friend of All Might, and a creator of technology for heroes; his developments are the target of villains.

Melissa Shield is David's daughter and knows I-Island, helping the heroes navigate and find weak spots in their defenses.

Villains Wolfram is the main antagonist, a powerful armored fighter who uses technology to capture key locations and hold hostages.

Wolfram's subordinates are a group of mercenaries who carry out sabotage, restrain students, and act in a coordinated manner.

I-Island is the film's central location. It's a high-tech island city, created as a platform for demonstrating and developing quirky technologies. Everything here is pumped up to the max, from the architecture to the security systems.

The city streets and squares of I-Island. Bright, futuristic, densely packed with skyscrapers and pavilions. During a villainous attack, these streets become a battlefield: passages are blocked, equipment goes out of control, and the dense development forces the heroes to improvise.

The exhibition complex and presentation stage. The place where David Shield was to showcase his developments. It's an open-air space with a large stage, screens, and bleachers—perfect for a large-scale presentation, but vulnerable to attack.

David Shield's lab. The heart of the film's scientific research. Blueprints, prototypes, and key devices are stored here. The lab is well-protected, but it's precisely here that the villains are trying to seize control.

Technical tunnels and service corridors. A network of hidden passages beneath the exhibition area: they allow for undetected travel, bypassing security, and disabling systems. In the film, these tunnels are used by both heroes and villains.

The observation tower and upper platform. A high point with a panoramic view of the entire island. It's strategically important: it allows for coordinated actions, but also becomes a target due to its visibility.

The landing zone and docks. The heroes' arrival point: the transport of the All Mighty and other guests lands here. At the beginning of the film, this is a meeting and joy zone; closer to the climax, it becomes an evacuation and defense point.

Power systems and control rooms. Critical components that control the island's lights, elevators, screens, and defenses. If they are disabled or hacked, the entire I-Island could be plunged into chaos—which is precisely what the villains are exploiting.