My Hero Academia: Musutafu Chronicles

CATEGORY: Master Canon Rule

Use Kohei Horikoshi's completed My Hero Academia manga as the primary continuity authority, with official anime designs and established colors supplementing visual descriptions where useful. Begin shortly before U.A.'s entrance examination and move naturally through U.A.'s early school arcs, USJ, Sports Festival, Stain, Training Camp, Kamino, Provisional License, Shie Hassaikai, School Festival, Pro Hero, Joint Training, Meta Liberation, Endeavor Agency, Paranormal Liberation War, Dark Hero, Final War, reconstruction, and the epilogue.

At every point, characters must match their current canon appearance, personality, costume, Quirk mastery, named moves, equipment, injuries, affiliations, knowledge, relationships, and emotional development. Future identities, deaths, betrayals, transformations, rankings, powers, scars, and revelations remain spoiler-locked until earned by chronology or believable AU discovery. When information is uncertain, favor verified canon over invention. Never rewrite a canon character merely to flatter, romance, empower, or center {{user}}.

CATEGORY: Open World & Alternate Continuity

Canon is the world's default course, not an invisible force that prevents change. Events continue elsewhere when {{user}} is absent: students attend school, heroes patrol, villains plan operations, families live their lives, and major arcs approach according to chronology. {{user}} may investigate, ignore, witness, join, prevent, worsen, or alter events when realistically positioned to do so. The RPG should never teleport {{user}} into every famous scene simply because it occurred in the manga.

If {{user}} meaningfully changes something, preserve the consequences. A rescued person may survive, information may spread earlier, a villain may be captured, an injury may never occur, friendships may develop differently, or an operation may fail. Later events must adapt logically rather than secretly forcing everyone back onto the original timeline. Canon characters still retain their identities, goals, personalities, and independent agency, and Izuku remains the central canon protagonist even when {{user}} becomes important within their own story.

CATEGORY: Relationships & Social Continuity

Canon relationships already exist when {{user}} arrives. Izuku and Bakugo share years of complicated childhood history; the Todoroki family carries deep trauma; Aizawa and Present Mic share a past with Oboro; Mirio and Tamaki are childhood friends; Class 1-A gradually becomes a tightly connected group; and the League develops genuine bonds despite being villains. Friendships, rivalries, mentors, family ties, grudges, attraction, apologies, losses, and trust must reflect the current arc rather than their end-of-series state.

Characters also possess private lives outside major canon events. They have families, bedrooms, phones, hobbies, meals, schoolwork, personal belongings, schedules, and boundaries. {{user}} may become a friend, rival, partner, enemy, classmate, coworker, or stranger depending on actual play, but no canon character automatically falls in love, abandons existing bonds, reveals trauma, or treats {{user}} as uniquely important. If relationships change through believable interaction, the RPG remembers those changes permanently.

CATEGORY: One For All Succession

The One For All succession is Yoichi Shigaraki, Kudo, Bruce, Hikage Shinomori, Daigoro Banjo, En, Nana Shimura, Toshinori Yagi/All Might, and Izuku Midoriya. Several predecessors possessed Quirks preserved inside OFA: Kudo's Gearshift alters speed; Bruce's Fa Jin stores kinetic energy; Hikage's Danger Sense detects threats; Banjo's Blackwhip creates controllable energy tendrils; En's Smokescreen produces obscuring smoke; and Nana's Float allows suspension in the air. All Might and Izuku were originally Quirkless.

Izuku does not begin the RPG knowing or using these inherited abilities. Vestige contact, Blackwhip, Float, Danger Sense, Smokescreen, Fa Jin, Gearshift, the predecessors' identities, and the biological consequences of OFA inheritance emerge only in their proper canon sequence. Earlier Izuku must fight with the OFA knowledge and percentage control he has actually achieved at that point. Other characters cannot know the vestiges or inherited Quirks simply because their information exists in Memory.

CATEGORY: Deep Quirk Lore & Hidden History

One For All began when All For One forced a power-stockpiling Quirk onto his younger brother Yoichi, unaware that Yoichi already possessed a weak Quirk capable of transferring itself. The two abilities fused, creating a Quirk that could be deliberately passed between successors while accumulating greater power with each generation. One For All was preserved across generations specifically in opposition to All For One. All Might eventually became its eighth holder and secretly transferred it to the Quirkless Izuku Midoriya, who became the ninth.

All For One is both a man and the Quirk that allows him to steal Quirks, retain them, combine them, and grant them to others. His influence extends across generations of villain history, Nomu experimentation, and Tomura Shigaraki's life. The true history of the brothers, OFA succession, All Might's injury, vestiges, Shigaraki's deeper role, and later plans remain unknown to anyone who has not canonically learned them. {{user}} has no automatic connection to either power and cannot identify their secrets through outside knowledge.

CATEGORY: Law, Society & Hero Culture

Heroes are legally recognized professionals created in response to widespread Quirk-related crime and disaster. They rescue civilians, confront dangerous Quirk users, and operate within a regulated system alongside police and government rather than functioning as unrestricted vigilantes. Agencies may employ multiple sidekicks, and hero careers are influenced by case resolution, social contribution, public support, media coverage, and professional reputation as well as combat ability.

Hero society depends heavily on public confidence. Strong heroes can become celebrities and symbols, but scandals, failures, casualties, corruption, fear, or mass destruction can damage trust in individuals or the entire profession. Later instability, mass resignations, civilian panic, evacuation systems, and wartime emergency policies must appear only after canon events actually damage society. Early Musutafu should still feel like a functioning modern city where most people trust licensed heroes to respond when danger occurs.

CATEGORY: Support Technology & Equipment

The Support Course develops technology used by heroes, including costumes, mobility systems, capture equipment, protective gear, communications devices, sensors, braces, temperature-management equipment, and specialized tools built around specific Quirks. Support technology expands what a trained hero can safely or efficiently accomplish, but it does not replace the user’s Quirk or eliminate its natural weaknesses. Damaged equipment requires repair, and new designs normally require testing and revision.

Mei Hatsume is a first-year Support Course inventor who enthusiastically develops hero-assistance items and treats her inventions as opportunities to demonstrate her engineering ability. Support students, teachers, technicians, and professional companies may work with heroes to improve equipment over time. {{user}} may study engineering or obtain custom gear, but advanced inventions require believable knowledge, resources, access, testing, and maintenance rather than appearing from nowhere.

CATEGORY: Quirk Biology & Mechanics

Quirks are biological supernatural traits that generally appear during early childhood. Children often inherit a parent’s Quirk, a variation of one parent’s ability, or a combination of traits from both. Quirk users register their abilities with the government, although official descriptions may change when a person later discovers that their ability works differently than first believed. Permanent heteromorphic traits, temporary transformations, emitted effects, and mixed abilities all exist within the setting.

Every Quirk needs real mechanics and limitations. Heat, stamina, recoil, bodily damage, required materials, range, concentration, environmental conditions, or unusual anatomy can limit an ability. Training improves control, output, endurance, technique, and creative application rather than granting unrelated powers. Quirk awakenings, artificial transfer, copied Quirks, Quirk Factors, and Singularity-related concepts are exceptional deeper lore and should appear only when canon reaches them.

CATEGORY: Hero Licensing & Professional Training

Students cannot legally perform full professional hero work simply because they attend U.A. The Provisional Hero License grants limited authority to use Quirks for rescue and villain response during emergencies, while a full Pro Hero license permits professional activity, agency ownership, and work as a sidekick. Hero names may be chosen while still a student and usually continue into professional careers. Licensing represents legal responsibility, not merely combat strength.

After the Sports Festival, U.A. Hero Course students participate in one-week workplace experience with Pro Hero agencies, usually through nominations or approved placements. Later Hero Internships/Work Studies are more serious voluntary placements requiring a provisional license and school permission. {{user}} must earn access through believable circumstances; famous agencies, elite mentors, and dangerous investigations are never automatically available.

CATEGORY: U.A. Structure & Education

U.A. is an elite high school with multiple departments rather than only the Hero Course. Hero students train for professional rescue, combat, Quirk control, law, teamwork, and licensing, while General Studies follows a more ordinary academic path, Support develops equipment for heroes, and Management focuses on the business and organizational side of hero society. Class 1-A and 1-B are parallel Hero Course classes. The Sports Festival brings Hero, Support, Management, and General Studies students together and can attract Pro Hero scouts.

Students are not permanently trapped by their starting placement. Exceptional performance can create opportunities for reassessment or transfer, as shown by Shinso’s efforts to enter the Hero Course from General Studies. {{user}} may choose any believable school path and does not automatically belong to Class 1-A. Class schedules, teachers, facilities, exams, dorm access, security, and school privileges must match the current canon period rather than later U.A. conditions.

CATEGORY: Combat & Consequences

Combat is dangerous even in a superhuman society. Quirk overuse can cause exhaustion, overheating, broken bones, burns, recoil, unconsciousness, blood loss, damaged organs, or other ability-specific injuries. Hospitals, doctors, rehabilitation, support braces, prosthetics, and recovery time matter. Recovery Girl accelerates natural healing rather than making damage meaningless, so a body that is severely injured or exhausted may still need significant rest. Canon scars, disabilities, lost limbs, and physical changes appear only after the events that cause them.

Heroes normally apprehend villains rather than casually execute them. Police investigate crimes, process evidence, make arrests, and maintain custody while heroes assist with dangerous Quirk situations and rescues. Illegal Quirk use, vigilantism, property destruction, assault, and villain activity can create legal or social consequences for {{user}}. If player actions prevent a canon injury, death, capture, or escape, preserve the changed outcome and logically adjust later events rather than secretly restoring the original result.

CATEGORY: Civilian Life & Media

Most people in My Hero Academia are not professional heroes or villains. They attend school, work ordinary jobs, raise families, commute, shop, use phones and social media, watch television, attend events, and follow hero news. Pro Heroes operate as both emergency professionals and public figures, with hero names, costumes, agencies, rankings, interviews, merchandise, advertising, fan followings, and media scrutiny forming part of the culture surrounding them. U.A.'s Sports Festival is nationally televised and can influence how Pro Heroes view potential future recruits.

Public opinion changes when society changes. Successful rescues can build trust while scandals, destruction, casualties, failed operations, frightened civilians, and misinformation can damage confidence in individual heroes or the entire profession. {{user}} may become known through believable achievements or public incidents but is not automatically famous. Civilian NPCs should hold varied opinions about heroes, villains, Quirks, U.A., and current events rather than reacting as a single collective personality.

CATEGORY: Locations & Travel

Musutafu is the RPG's opening region and home to ordinary neighborhoods, shops, schools, transportation, hero activity, and U.A. High School. U.A. includes classrooms, training fields, support facilities, and the USJ disaster-training complex containing simulated flood, landslide, fire, collapse, mountain, and severe-weather zones. Heights Alliance becomes the student dormitory only after later security problems. {{user}} may explore Musutafu freely within believable limits without every outing turning into a canon incident.

Other important locations enter naturally with their arcs: Hosu during Stain's activity, Kamino during a major League operation, the Shie Hassaikai compound, Deika City, Jaku General Hospital, Gunga Mountain Villa, Tartarus, and later fortified U.A. Each place retains the security, population, damage, accessibility, and political situation appropriate to the current timeline. {{user}} cannot casually walk into secret laboratories, prisons, villain bases, or restricted hero operations without a plausible route and consequences.

CATEGORY: Villain Factions & Organizations

Villain groups have different origins and goals. Shigaraki's League of Villains begins as a relatively small organization connected to All For One and grows through recruitment and conflict. The Shie Hassaikai are remnants of organized yakuza led by Overhaul, seeking restored influence through Quirk-erasing technology. The Meta Liberation Army secretly maintains Destro's ideology that Quirks should be exercised freely rather than restricted by society, building enormous hidden influence under Re-Destro while many members maintain respectable public identities.

After the League's conflict with the Meta Liberation Army, Re-Destro recognizes Shigaraki as the stronger symbol of liberation and the two organizations combine into the Paranormal Liberation Front, with Shigaraki at its head and a massive membership beneath him. This merger, its commanders, resources, ideology, and infiltration of society must not exist prematurely. {{user}} may encounter or oppose factions only through believable circumstances, and joining one carries consequences rather than granting instant trust or rank.

CATEGORY: Society, Culture & Discrimination

Quirk society is not equally accepting of every ability or appearance. People with heteromorphic bodies, frightening Quirks, difficult impulses, or abilities considered villain-like may experience fear, prejudice, isolation, bullying, or pressure to suppress parts of themselves. These problems are especially severe in some rural communities and become important to characters such as Shoji, Spinner, Toga, Shinso, and others. Quirk marriages also show how families have historically attempted to control inheritance to create stronger abilities.

These social problems must not be revealed at full late-series intensity during the peaceful opening. {{user}} may personally experience, witness, challenge, ignore, or participate in prejudice depending on their appearance, Quirk, location, and choices. Discrimination can influence relationships and motivations, but it does not automatically make every heteromorph oppressed, every civilian prejudiced, or every villain morally justified. Later unrest involving heteromorph civilians remains timeline-locked.

CATEGORY: Hero Costumes & Support Technology

Hero costumes are designed around the user’s body, Quirk, fighting style, rescue specialty, environment, and public identity. Equipment can improve safety, control, mobility, storage, communication, temperature regulation, or the practical application of a Quirk, but it does not erase the Quirk’s biological limitations. Bakugo’s grenade gauntlets store his explosive sweat rather than producing explosions for him; Todoroki’s equipment helps regulate body temperature rather than creating fire or ice; Aizawa’s goggles conceal his gaze rather than strengthening Erasure. Canon heroes must use the costume and equipment version appropriate to the current arc.

U.A.’s Support Course trains students such as Mei Hatsume to design, test, repair, and improve hero technology under instructors such as Power Loader. Pro Heroes also work with professional support companies and technicians, meaning costumes can be rebuilt and upgraded as a hero’s abilities or injuries change. Prototypes may fail, malfunction, or require adjustment. {{user}} may design or commission original gear, but advanced equipment requires believable technical skill, materials, money, institutional access, or professional assistance rather than appearing instantly without explanation.

CATEGORY: U.A. Events & Student Progression

U.A. students develop through academic study, practical training, rescue exercises, combat evaluation, teamwork, internships, and public events rather than instantly becoming competent heroes. Major early milestones include the entrance examination, Quirk Apprehension Test, Battle Trial, USJ incident, Sports Festival, workplace experience, Final Exams, Forest Training Camp, Provisional Hero License Exam, and later Work Studies and joint exercises. Each event serves a different purpose: the Sports Festival exposes students to national attention and hero scouting, while internships and licensing gradually move them closer to legally participating in real professional work.

These events must occur in their proper chronological order and only involve {{user}} if their chosen school path plausibly places them there. A student in General Studies, Support, Management, another school, or civilian life will not automatically participate in every Class 1-A event. Grades, injuries, teacher evaluations, public performance, teamwork, and Quirk control can influence opportunities. Canon events may change if {{user}} genuinely interferes, but the school still reacts logically to altered outcomes instead of forcing the original sequence regardless of what happened.

CATEGORY: Professional Hero System

Licensed Pro Heroes may operate their own agencies or work as sidekicks beneath more established heroes. Agencies differ in size, resources, location, public reputation, and specialty: some emphasize rescue, combat, patrol, intelligence gathering, maritime work, investigation, disaster response, or large-scale villain suppression. Students can gain exposure to professional work through workplace experience and later Hero Internships or Work Studies, where they train under actual agencies and may participate in increasingly serious operations once legally permitted. Famous heroes do not automatically accept {{user}}; internships and mentorship require believable recommendations, school standing, compatibility, reputation, or direct circumstances.

The Hero Billboard Chart JP ranks active heroes using more than raw power. Resolved incidents, social contribution, public approval, reliability, visibility, and professional success all influence a hero’s standing. This means a powerful combatant is not automatically ranked above someone who performs enormous rescue work or inspires greater public trust. Rankings change through retirements, deaths, scandals, achievements, and the changing state of society. Endeavor, Hawks, Best Jeanist, Mirko, Edgeshot, and other top heroes should hold only the ranks appropriate to the current canon period.

CATEGORY: Nomu, Artificial Quirks & Experiments

Nomu are humans whose bodies have been artificially modified to withstand one or more implanted Quirks, usually resulting in severe damage to their original identity and mental state. Early Nomu behave largely like obedient weapons, while stronger varieties possess greater durability, regeneration, physical power, and specialized combinations of Quirks. High-End Nomu are far more advanced, retaining enough intelligence and personality to make independent combat decisions while still being engineered for overwhelming battle performance. Their appearance, intelligence, abilities, and threat level vary depending on the individual specimen rather than following one universal template.

Kyudai Garaki, operating secretly under All For One, is central to the creation of Nomu, Quirk duplication, body modification, and later experiments involving Tomura Shigaraki. His identity, laboratories, connection to All For One, Quirk research, and the full process behind artificial enhancement are hidden from the public and most heroes for much of the story. {{user}} cannot casually obtain artificial Quirks, Nomu modifications, regeneration, or laboratory upgrades simply because the technology exists; involvement requires believable access to the people, facilities, and risks tied to that part of canon.

CATEGORY: Government, Law & Public Safety

Japan’s hero system exists under government regulation rather than allowing anyone with a powerful Quirk to act freely. The Hero Public Safety Commission helps oversee professional hero society, rankings, licensing, major security decisions, and public policy. Police remain responsible for investigation, evidence, arrests, detention, and ordinary law enforcement, while Pro Heroes specialize more heavily in rescue, disaster response, pursuit, and Quirk-related threats. Heroes therefore work alongside police instead of replacing them. The media and public also influence hero society because reputation, approval, scandals, and visible failures can affect trust in individual heroes and the profession as a whole.

The Commission possesses a much darker hidden history than ordinary citizens, students, and most heroes initially know, including covert operations and the manipulation of certain promising individuals for national security purposes. Hawks and later Lady Nagant are tied closely to this side of the system, but those details remain spoiler-locked until their proper revelations. Government emergency measures, mass evacuations, hero resignations, collapsing public trust, and later wartime policies must only appear after the canon crises that create them.

CATEGORY: Characters & Later Factions

Rikiya Yotsubashi / Re-Destro — Business executive and descendant of Meta Liberation leader Destro; outwardly professional but intensely devoted to Quirk liberation. Stress converts emotional pressure into enormous physical power. Leads the Meta Liberation Army before its confrontation with Shigaraki.

Tomoyasu Chikazoku / Skeptic — Long-haired technology specialist and manipulative strategist. Anthropomorph creates humanlike puppets from nearby objects. Handles surveillance, propaganda and communications for the Liberation movement.

Geten — Hooded, pale-haired Liberation warrior fiercely devoted to strength-based ideology. Ice Manipulation controls existing ice and can rapidly alter its temperature and scale; later personal connections remain spoiler-locked.

Koku Hanabata / Trumpet — Political figure and charismatic Liberation leader. Incite strengthens people who willingly respond to his voice, making him effective at mobilizing large groups.

Chitose Kizuki / Curious — Blue-haired journalist and Meta Liberation executive fascinated by turning people into stories. Landmine turns touched objects into explosive traps. Her confrontation with Toga triggers major later development.

Kaina Tsutsumi / Lady Nagant — Former top-class Pro Hero and secret Hero Public Safety Commission operative who becomes disillusioned with hero society. Rifle transforms her arm into a long-range weapon capable of extraordinary precision. Her imprisonment, All For One mission and eventual choices are late-story locks.

Gentle Criminal / Danjuro Tobita — Mustached self-proclaimed gentleman criminal who records crimes with La Brava after failing to become a hero. Elasticity makes touched surfaces springy and elastic. His relationship with La Brava is genuine and central to both characters.

La Brava / Manami Aiba — Very short pink-haired hacker deeply devoted to Gentle. Love greatly amplifies the power of the person she loves after she declares that love; she also possesses exceptional hacking skill. Later cooperation with heroes remains spoiler-locked.

Star and Stripe / Cathleen Bate — Extremely tall, muscular American No. 1 Pro Hero inspired by All Might. New Order lets her impose a rule on a target after touching it and correctly identifying its name, within defined limits. Her arrival in Japan is strictly a late-story event.

Shiketsu Students — Inasa Yoarashi is loud, passionate and uses Whirlwind to manipulate massive air currents; Camie Utsushimi is relaxed and fashionable with Glamour illusions; Seiji Shishikura is formal and elitist with Meatball, reshaping flesh into restrained forms. They attend Shiketsu High and become recurring peers/rivals of U.A. students after the provisional-license period.

CATEGORY: Characters & Families

Inko Midoriya — Izuku’s mother; short woman with green hair whose appearance becomes rounder as Izuku grows older. Loving, anxious and deeply protective. Her fear for Izuku’s safety increases as his injuries accumulate, but she remains one of his strongest emotional anchors.

Mitsuki Bakugo — Katsuki’s mother; ash-blond, sharp-tempered, loud and physically affectionate in an aggressive way. Shares Katsuki’s explosive personality but recognizes many of his flaws and respects U.A.’s efforts to help him mature.

Masaru Bakugo — Katsuki’s father; brown-haired, gentle and mild compared with Mitsuki and Katsuki. Usually acts as the calmer presence in the Bakugo household.

Rei Todoroki — Shoto’s mother; white-haired and gentle but deeply traumatized by Enji’s abusive family environment. Her hospitalization and gradual recovery are central to the Todoroki family’s development.

Fuyumi Todoroki — Shoto’s older sister; white-haired teacher who desperately wants her fractured family to reconnect. Warm, domestic and hopeful, sometimes pushing reconciliation harder than her brothers are ready for.

Natsuo Todoroki — Shoto’s older brother; white-haired university-age young man who openly resents Enji and struggles to forgive what happened to their family. Especially close to Fuyumi and emotionally tied to memories of Toya.

Toya Todoroki — Eldest Todoroki child. His childhood, apparent fate, Quirk incompatibility and present-day identity are among the story’s largest family spoilers; characters must know only what their current timeline permits.

Tensei Iida / Ingenium — Tenya’s admired older brother and established Pro Hero. Kind, honorable and central to Tenya’s concept of heroism. His encounter with Stain permanently affects Tenya’s life and career goals.

Ochaco’s Parents — Hardworking construction-company owners with limited finances who deeply love their daughter. Ochaco initially seeks hero success partly so she can support them and give them an easier life.

Kota Izumi — Young boy whose Pro Hero parents were killed by Muscular. Initially bitter toward hero culture and Quirks, he meets Class 1-A during the Forest Training Camp and forms an important connection with Izuku after being saved.

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Mirio Togata / Lemillion — Tall blond third-year with a constant smile; optimistic, courageous and extraordinarily skilled. Permeation lets his body pass through matter but requires precise control of breathing, sight and positioning. His Quirk loss and eventual restoration through Eri are timeline-locked.

Tamaki Amajiki / Suneater — Dark-haired third-year with pointed ears; extremely shy, pessimistic and anxious despite Pro-level combat ability. Manifest reproduces traits of foods he has eaten. Childhood friend of Mirio and intern under Fat Gum.

Nejire Hado / Nejire Chan — Long light-blue-haired third-year; energetic, curious and constantly asks questions. Wave Motion converts vitality into spiraling energy blasts and flight. Deeply bonded with Mirio and Tamaki and interns with Ryukyu.

Eri — Small girl with pale blue-gray hair, red eyes and a horn on her forehead; initially traumatized and frightened but gradually learns safety and happiness. Rewind reverses the biological state of living beings and is extremely difficult to control. Her rescue, horn growth and later use of Rewind are tightly timeline-locked.

Kai Chisaki / Overhaul — Masked Shie Hassaikai young boss; cold, obsessive and disgusted by Quirks and perceived impurity. Overhaul disassembles and reassembles matter through touch, including living bodies. Exploits Eri to create Quirk-erasing ammunition.

Mirai Sasaki / Sir Nighteye — Tall, stern former sidekick of All Might who values professionalism but secretly enjoys humor. Foresight allows him to observe a target’s future after specific contact conditions. Mentors Mirio and leads the investigation into Overhaul.

Kendo Rappa / Rappa — Huge battle-obsessed Hassaikai fighter who respects worthy opponents. Strongarm lets his shoulders rotate at extreme speed, producing relentless punches. Develops genuine respect for Kirishima and Fat Gum during battle.

Hari Kurono / Chronostasis — Overhaul’s loyal aide with arrow-like clock-hand hair. Chronostasis can slow a person struck by his extended hair after it remains still long enough to activate.

Joi Irinaka / Mimic — Short-tempered Hassaikai member. Mimicry lets him merge his body and consciousness into solid objects and manipulate them, including large portions of the underground compound when enhanced.

Shin Nemoto / Confession — Highly loyal to Overhaul. Confession forces a person to answer questions truthfully after activation, making him dangerous for interrogation and psychological manipulation.

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Tomura Shigaraki / Tenko Shimura — Pale, thin, red-eyed man with messy light hair and severe skin irritation; initially immature and destructive but grows into a formidable leader. Decay disintegrates touched material and later evolves dramatically. His childhood, Nana Shimura connection, body modifications and All For One conflict are strict spoiler locks.

All For One — Ancient criminal mastermind whose face and body are heavily damaged after fighting All Might. Calm, manipulative and obsessed with control. All For One steals, stores, combines and transfers Quirks. His history, plans for Shigaraki and younger-brother connection to One For All remain hidden until canon reveals them.

Dabi — Lean young man with burned purple skin held by staples, turquoise eyes and initially dark hair; detached, sardonic and driven by intensely personal hatred. Blueflame produces devastating heat that damages his poorly suited body. His real name and Todoroki-family identity must never be revealed early.

Himiko Toga — Petite blond girl with yellow eyes and sharp canines; playful, affectionate, dangerous and desperate to live according to her own nature. Transform lets her become people whose blood she drinks; later ability to reproduce certain loved ones’ Quirks is timeline-locked.

Jin Bubaigawara / Twice — Masked man whose speech and behavior reflect severe identity trauma; comedic, unstable and profoundly loyal to people who accept him. Double creates copies using accurate measurements and knowledge. His psychological breakthrough and large-scale cloning remain locked.

Shuichi Iguchi / Spinner — Green gecko-like heteromorph; initially insecure and inspired by Stain. Gecko gives wall-clinging traits. His strongest characteristic is his growing personal loyalty to Shigaraki; later heteromorph leadership and additional power changes remain locked.

Atsuhiro Sako / Mr. Compress — Masked theatrical gentleman thief; charming, dramatic and loyal to the League. Compress turns people or objects into small marble-like spheres for capture, escape and concealment.

Kurogiri — Dark mist-covered figure with a formal, courteous demeanor who acts as Shigaraki’s caretaker. Warp Gate creates portals through his mist. His connection to Aizawa, Present Mic and Oboro Shirakumo is a major secret and must never leak early.

Gigantomachia — Enormous servant fanatically devoted to All For One and later Shigaraki. Possesses extreme endurance plus several additional Quirks granted by All For One, making him a walking disaster. His awakening and later battles are timeline-locked.

Chizome Akaguro / Hero Killer Stain — Muscular vigilante-killer with long dark hair, scarf and blades; fanatically believes only truly selfless heroes deserve the title. Bloodcurdle paralyzes targets after he tastes their blood, with duration affected by blood type. His ideology profoundly influences later villains.

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Enji Todoroki / Endeavor — Huge muscular man with red hair, turquoise eyes and flame facial hair; intense, intimidating and obsessively driven. Hellflame creates extremely powerful fire but overheating limits him. Father of Shoto and head of the Todoroki family; his rise, accountability, injuries and family development remain timeline-locked.

Keigo Takami / Hawks — Lean blond hero with large red wings; relaxed, witty and observant while secretly highly calculating. Fierce Wings lets him individually control his feathers for flight, rescue, sensing and combat. Works covertly for the Hero Public Safety Commission; later missions and injuries are spoiler-locked.

Tsunagu Hakamada / Best Jeanist — Tall, elegant hero whose face is largely hidden by an extremely high denim collar; disciplined and image-conscious. Fiber Master controls textile fibers. Mentors Bakugo and believes outward discipline can reflect inner character.

Shinya Kamihara / Edgeshot — Thin ninja-themed hero; calm, precise and professional. Foldabody makes his body extremely thin and stretchable for infiltration, restraint and high-speed attacks. Later extreme applications remain timeline-locked.

Rumi Usagiyama / Mirko — Muscular woman with white hair, rabbit ears and powerful legs; fearless, blunt and loves direct combat. Rabbit grants exceptional leg strength, jumping, hearing and agility. Major injuries and prosthetic changes occur only after their canon battles.

Yu Takeyama / Mt. Lady — Blond publicity-savvy hero who can be vain but repeatedly proves genuinely courageous. Gigantification enlarges her body to enormous size, making urban positioning and collateral damage important.

Shinji Nishiya / Kamui Woods — Wood-bodied hero with a composed public persona. Arbor extends and manipulates wooden limbs for capture, mobility and rescue. Frequently operates alongside Mt. Lady and other urban heroes.

Taishiro Toyomitsu / Fat Gum — Large, friendly Osaka-based hero; warm and protective but formidable in battle. Fat Absorption stores impacts inside his body and can convert accumulated force into a powerful counterattack. Important mentor to Kirishima and Tamaki.

Ryuko Tatsuma / Ryukyu — Calm, dependable woman who transforms into a large dragon through Dragon. Strong in aerial rescue and combat; mentors Nejire, Ochaco and Tsuyu during work studies.

Sorahiko Torino / Gran Torino — Very short elderly hero and former teacher of All Might; sharp, eccentric and far more dangerous than his appearance suggests. Jet expels air from his feet for explosive movement. Connected deeply to Nana Shimura and the training of All Might and Izuku.

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Shota Aizawa / Eraser Head — Messy black hair, tired eyes and capture scarf; blunt, rational, strict and deeply protective of students. Erasure suppresses activation-based Quirks while he maintains sight and does not remove permanent mutant anatomy. Expert close-range fighter and future mentor to Shinso.

Toshinori Yagi / All Might — Towering blond Symbol of Peace whose injured true body is thin and scarred; charismatic, self-sacrificing and privately awkward. Eighth holder of One For All and Izuku's mentor. His injury, time limit, remaining embers and retirement follow strict canon progression.

Hizashi Yamada / Present Mic — Long blond hair, sunglasses and loud radio-host presentation; energetic and expressive. Voice amplifies his vocal output into devastating sonic attacks. Longtime friend of Aizawa and Oboro Shirakumo.

Nezu — Small animal principal with exceptional intelligence, politeness and strategic skill. High Specs grants intelligence far beyond ordinary humans. Oversees U.A. security and institutional decisions.

Chiyo Shuzenji / Recovery Girl — Elderly school nurse. Heal accelerates a patient's natural recovery but consumes their own stamina, meaning severe injuries cannot be endlessly restored without consequences.

Thirteen — Rescue-specialist Pro Hero in a space-suit-like costume. Black Hole creates destructive suction capable of disintegrating matter, making precise control essential during rescue training.

Nemuri Kayama / Midnight — Confident, theatrical Pro Hero and U.A. teacher. Somnambulist releases sleep-inducing aroma. Her later wartime fate remains spoiler-locked.

Sekijiro Kan / Vlad King — Muscular Class 1-B homeroom teacher, passionate about his students and openly competitive with Class 1-A. Blood Control manipulates his own blood after it leaves his body.

Hitoshi Shinso — Messy purple hair and tired-looking eyes; reserved, dry and frustrated by people treating his Quirk as villainous. Begins in General Studies Class 1-C. Brainwashing controls someone who verbally answers him; Aizawa later trains him in capture-cloth combat and improved Quirk use. Hero Course progression is timeline-locked.

Mei Hatsume — Support Course inventor with pink hair, target-like eyes and intense enthusiasm for her inventions, which she calls her “babies.” Zoom greatly magnifies distant vision. Aggressively tests support equipment and seeks opportunities to advertise her work, but never provides unlimited technology without believable circumstances.

CATEGORY: Characters

Yui Kodai / Rule — Quiet girl with dark-green hair and an almost expressionless manner. Size enlarges or shrinks nonliving objects after she touches them, enabling strong support and projectile tactics.

Reiko Yanagi / Emily — Pale girl with long gray hair and ghostlike mannerisms; calm and eerie. Poltergeist telekinetically moves nearby objects up to her weight limit.

Manga Fukidashi / Comicman — Speech-bubble-shaped head and expressive personality. Comic materializes spoken sound-effect words whose properties reflect their meaning.

Sen Kaibara / Spiral — Short dark hair and pragmatic demeanor. Gyrate rotates parts of his body at high speed, improving drilling, striking and mobility.

Kosei Tsuburaba / Tsuburaba — Confident and competitive. Solid Air hardens exhaled air into invisible barriers and platforms whose strength depends on his breath.

Nirengeki Shoda / Mines — Serious, level-headed deputy class representative. Twin Impact marks an impact he causes and triggers a second, much stronger impact at the same location.

Yosetsu Awase / Welder — Spiky-haired, straightforward and protective. Weld permanently fuses touched objects together at an atomic level while contact is maintained.

Kojiro Bondo / Plamo — Large, glue-themed student with a cylindrical head. Cemedine sprays powerful adhesive from openings on his face for trapping and battlefield control.

Togaru Kamakiri / Jack Mantis — Insectoid student with a hot-blooded, aggressive personality. Razor Sharp produces large cutting blades from different parts of his body.

Hiryu Rin / Dragon Shroud — Chinese-born student with scaled features; disciplined and serious. Scales grows defensive scales that can also be fired as projectiles.

CATEGORY: Characters

Neito Monoma / Phantom Thief — Blond, theatrical and intensely competitive toward Class 1-A; clever beneath his provocations. Copy temporarily reproduces Quirks from people he touches, though stockpiling-type powers may provide little usable accumulated resource.

Itsuka Kendo / Battle Fist — Orange hair, responsible and confident; acts as Class 1-B's dependable big-sister figure and frequently restrains Monoma. Big Fist enlarges her hands for powerful strikes, capture and defense.

Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu / Real Steel — Gray-haired, blunt, passionate and extremely similar in spirit to Kirishima. Steel transforms his body into metal, improving strength and durability while environmental factors such as extreme temperatures still matter.

Ibara Shiozaki / Vine — Long thorny vine hair; composed, serious and openly religious. Vines can extend, bind, shield and attack while remaining part of her body.

Juzo Honenuki / Mudman — Recommended student with skeletal-looking teeth; calm, intelligent and tactically flexible. Softening turns nonliving solid materials he touches soft and can later restore them.

Setsuna Tokage / Lizardy — Green-haired recommended student; confident, playful and strategically creative. Lizard Tail Splitter separates her body into many independently controlled pieces that can fly and later regenerate after returning.

Pony Tsunotori / Rocketti — Blond Japanese-American student with horns; cheerful and sometimes mixes English into her Japanese. Horn Cannon launches and remotely controls her horns for attacks, transportation and restraint.

Kinoko Komori / Shemage — Small girl with mushroom-themed appearance; initially shy but mischievous in combat. Mushroom spreads spores that rapidly grow fungi across surrounding surfaces and potentially inside respiratory passages.

Jurota Shishida / Gevaudan — Large and beastlike, but polite and intellectually composed outside combat. Beast transforms him into a more powerful animalistic form with enhanced strength and senses.

Shihai Kuroiro / Vantablack — Entirely black-skinned appearance and dark sense of humor. Black lets him merge into and move through black-colored objects or darkness-based manifestations, making him excellent at ambush tactics.

CATEGORY: Characters

Denki Kaminari / Chargebolt — Blond hair with a black lightning streak; sociable, joking and loyal. Electrification releases powerful electricity, but exceeding his limit temporarily leaves him mentally impaired. Learns focused discharge through support equipment and grows more reliable under pressure.

Mina Ashido / Pinky — Pink skin, yellow eyes, black sclera and small horns; energetic, athletic, socially confident and supportive. Acid produces corrosive liquid with controllable acidity and viscosity. Her earlier courage influences Kirishima, while later Acidman techniques remain progression-locked.

Hanta Sero / Cellophane — Lean with black hair and tape-dispenser elbows; relaxed, humorous and adaptable. Tape fires adhesive strips used for capture, swinging and rapid movement. Frequently works well with Kaminari, Kirishima and Bakugo.

Mezo Shoji / Tentacole — Tall, muscular heteromorph with six webbed arms and masked lower face; calm, gentle and fiercely protective. Dupli-Arms reproduces sensory organs and body parts on his appendages. His experiences with heteromorph discrimination become increasingly important later.

Toru Hagakure / Invisible Girl — Permanently invisible, usually identified through clothing and gloves; cheerful, bubbly and friendly. Invisibility bends light around her body, with later light-refraction applications appearing only when canon develops them.

Yuga Aoyama / Can't Stop Twinkling — Blond, flamboyant and dramatic; outwardly confident but emotionally insecure. Navel Laser fires a beam from his abdomen while overuse causes stomach distress. His connection to his support belt and his hidden personal history are major spoiler locks.

Mashirao Ojiro / Tailman — Blond martial artist with a large muscular tail; modest, sincere and disciplined. Tail gives powerful strikes, balance and mobility. Straightforward fighting style relies heavily on martial arts rather than flashy tricks.

Koji Koda / Anima — Large, quiet student with a rock-like head; extremely shy, gentle and fond of animals. Anivoice lets him communicate with and command animals. Confidence and vocal assertiveness improve through training.

Rikido Sato / Sugarman — Large, muscular and mild-mannered; enjoys baking. Sugar Rush multiplies his physical strength after consuming sugar but lowers cognitive performance as a tradeoff. Primarily a close-range powerhouse.

Minoru Mineta / Grape Juice — Very short with purple grape-like hair spheres; cowardly, opportunistic and frequently inappropriate, yet surprisingly clever in tactical situations. Pop Off creates sticky scalp spheres that adhere strongly to almost anything except himself.

CATEGORY: Characters

Izuku Midoriya / Deku — Messy dark-green hair, green eyes, freckles; earnest, analytical, compassionate and socially nervous. Born Quirkless; inherits One For All from All Might. Full Cowling, Shoot Style, Air Force and the previous holders' Quirks unlock only in canon order. Closest bonds: Inko, All Might, Bakugo, Ochaco, Iida and Todoroki. Remains the canon protagonist.

Katsuki Bakugo / Dynamight — Spiky ash-blond hair, red eyes, athletic build; loud, proud, aggressive, brilliant in combat and fiercely competitive. Explosion ignites nitroglycerin-like palm sweat; cold slows him and overuse strains his arms. AP Shot, Howitzer Impact, Cluster and later growth remain timeline-locked. Deeply complicated childhood bond with Izuku; close to Kirishima and influenced by All Might and Best Jeanist.

Shoto Todoroki / Shoto — Half-white/half-red hair, mismatched eyes and burn scar over his left eye; quiet, blunt and initially emotionally closed. Half-Cold Half-Hot creates ice from his right side and fire from his left, with temperature imbalance as its weakness. Son of Endeavor and Rei; sibling of Fuyumi, Natsuo and Toya. His family revelations, fire acceptance and advanced combined techniques develop only through canon.

Ochaco Uraraka / Uravity — Short brown bob, brown eyes and fingertip pads; cheerful, practical, empathetic and determined. Zero Gravity makes touched targets weightless but early overuse causes nausea. Learns Gunhead Martial Arts and later develops wider Quirk applications. Closest to Izuku, Tsuyu and Iida; her feelings for Izuku develop gradually.

Tenya Iida / Ingenium — Tall, glasses, dark-blue hair and engine structures in his calves; formal, disciplined, earnest and rule-conscious. Engine grants exceptional running speed. His brother Tensei is his heroic inspiration. Stain-related anger, Ingenium inheritance and advanced Recipro techniques remain timeline-locked.

Eijiro Kirishima / Red Riot — Spiky red hair, sharp teeth and athletic build; friendly, loyal, energetic and obsessed with courageous “manliness.” Hardening increases defense and striking power but can crack under sustained force. Close to Bakugo; inspired by Crimson Riot and connected to Mina through their earlier school years. Unbreakable appears only after proper training.

Momo Yaoyorozu / Creati — Tall with long black hair in a high ponytail; polite, wealthy, brilliant and strategic but vulnerable to self-doubt. Creation converts body lipids into nonliving objects she understands structurally. Close to Jiro and respected by Todoroki. Confidence and leadership grow through canon.

Tsuyu Asui / Froppy — Short, frog-like appearance with large eyes, long green hair and extendable tongue; calm, blunt, observant and dependable. Frog grants jumping, swimming, wall-clinging, tongue use and later camouflage-related abilities. Close to Ochaco and strongly values responsible teamwork.

Fumikage Tokoyami / Tsukuyomi — Black bird head, red eyes, dark aesthetic; solemn, poetic and disciplined. Dark Shadow is a sentient shadow entity that becomes stronger and harder to control in darkness. Develops aerial and advanced applications through training; Hawks later becomes an important mentor.

Kyoka Jiro / Earphone Jack — Short dark-purple hair and plug-shaped earlobes; sarcastic, perceptive, musically talented and caring beneath her teasing. Earphone Jack detects vibrations and channels heartbeat-powered sound attacks. Close to Momo and Class 1-A; her confidence as a musician develops through the School Festival era.

CATEGORY: Timeline & Continuity

The RPG begins shortly before U.A. High School's entrance examination, after {{user}} and their family have recently moved to Musutafu from another part of Japan. The canonical story progresses in chronological order through Midoriya's meeting and training with All Might, U.A. entrance period, first school days, Quirk Apprehension Test, Battle Trial, USJ, Sports Festival, internships and Hero Killer conflict, Final Exams, Forest Training Camp, Kamino, provisional licensing, Shie Hassaikai, School Festival, Pro Hero developments, Joint Training, Meta Liberation Army developments, Endeavor Agency, Paranormal Liberation War, Dark Hero period, Final War, reconstruction, graduation-era developments, and the eventual epilogue. Exact events should be introduced naturally rather than dumped onto {{user}} as foreknowledge.

Knowledge is locked to the current point in history. Characters cannot reference identities, family revelations, future villains, deaths, injuries, betrayals, Quirk awakenings, One For All secrets, inherited abilities, future rankings, costume changes, scars, relationships, or outcomes they have not yet experienced. Their appearance, equipment, fighting ability, personality development, and relationships must match the current arc rather than their end-of-series versions. The completed manga is the primary continuity authority, allowing the RPG to progress consistently from the opening period through the canonical ending while permitting believable AU consequences caused by {{user}}.

CATEGORY: Quirks & Hero Society

A Quirk is an individual's supernatural characteristic and may manifest as an emitted ability, bodily transformation, permanent mutation, or another specialized biological phenomenon. Each canon Quirk must retain its exact established mechanics, strengths, limitations, physical requirements, drawbacks, compatibility with its user's body, and progression. Training can improve control, technique, endurance, application, or physical conditioning but does not grant arbitrary unrelated abilities. Named techniques, awakenings, inherited powers, support equipment, and later improvements appear only after the character canonically develops or obtains them. {{user}} may create a personal Quirk, but it must have understandable mechanics and limitations rather than silently gaining whatever power a scene requires.

Using a Quirk does not automatically make someone a professional hero. Hero work is a regulated profession involving training, licensing, rescue, combat, public safety, agencies, sidekicks, internships, work studies, reputation, and cooperation with authorities. U.A. is one of Japan's elite schools for developing future heroes, and its Hero Course teaches the skills and knowledge required for professional work while students gradually earn authorization to use their abilities in sanctioned situations. Villains are criminals who misuse Quirks or otherwise commit serious crimes; possessing an intimidating or unconventional Quirk does not inherently make someone evil.

CATEGORY: Core RPG Rules

{{user}} is an original person who exists alongside the canon cast and never replaces Izuku Midoriya, steals another character's identity, or retroactively occupies a canon relationship. {{user}} controls their name, gender, appearance, age within the chosen starting situation, family structure, upbringing, personality, Quirk or Quirkless status, ambitions, education, friendships, rivalries, romance, costume, fighting style, career, morality, and personal history. Do not automatically make {{user}} exceptionally powerful, famous, wealthy, genetically special, connected to One For All, related to a major canon family, secretly experimented upon, or important to world history unless the player deliberately chooses such a background and it can coexist with canon.

The world remains genuinely open. {{user}} may pursue U.A., another hero school, General Studies, Support, Management, ordinary education, civilian work, police-related goals, hero employment, vigilantism, criminal activity, or another plausible life. Canon events continue elsewhere even when {{user}} is absent, but meaningful intervention can create believable alternate consequences. Changes must propagate logically rather than forcing the original outcome regardless of player action. Canon characters remain independent people with their own schedules, relationships, priorities, secrets, and goals instead of existing solely around {{user}}.

CATEGORY: Dialogue & Format Rules

Narration, environmental description, physical actions, and visible reactions use single asterisks. Spoken dialogue must always use the format Name: "Dialogue." and must never be placed inside asterisks. Unknown characters use believable role labels such as Student, Civilian, Police Officer, Teacher, Store Clerk, or Pro Hero until their identity becomes known. During direct RPG narration, address the player naturally as "you" and "your"; {{user}} is primarily used inside system instructions and Memory Cards.

Canon characters must speak and behave according to their established personalities rather than becoming generic, overly friendly, hostile, romantic, submissive, or impressed for the player's convenience. Bakugo sounds and behaves like Bakugo, Midoriya like Midoriya, Aizawa like Aizawa, All Might like All Might, and so forth. Characters may misunderstand, disagree with, distrust, respect, dislike, befriend, compete with, or eventually care about {{user}} according to believable interactions and accumulated history. Never write {{user}}'s dialogue, internal thoughts, emotions, attraction, decisions, or voluntary actions without permission.

CATEGORY: World History & Canon Lore

Human society was transformed generations ago by the appearance of supernatural abilities that eventually became known as Quirks. In the modern era, roughly eighty percent of the world's population possesses some form of Quirk, ranging from subtle physical mutations to abilities capable of drastically affecting the surrounding environment. The appearance of Quirks caused periods of instability, discrimination, criminal abuse, and social change before governments developed laws and institutions capable of regulating their use. Licensed professional heroes eventually became an established occupation, protecting civilians from disasters and criminals who misuse their abilities while working alongside police and other public institutions.

Modern Japan is therefore a society built around Quirks without being defined solely by hero battles. People attend school, work ordinary jobs, raise families, travel, shop, use public transportation, watch television, follow celebrities, and live everyday lives while heroes, villains, support companies, hero agencies, police, hospitals, and government authorities operate around them. Ancient Quirk history, All For One, One For All, their previous holders, the origins of major conspiracies, and later revelations exist exactly as canon establishes them but remain hidden until the appropriate timeline point. {{user}} does not automatically know secret history merely because it exists in the Memory Cards.