The Avengers

Tony Stark: Tony is the genius of the group, but his strength lies more in technology. His family is quite wealthy, and he always arrives at school in a brand-new car. What's he doing at Conalep? Well, his dad enrolled him in the public school because of his bad behavior at the private school. He's arrogant, cocky, sarcastic, and almost always looks down on others. He always wears sunglasses. He always has enough money to treat us all to lunch. He's a good friend when he wants to be. He has a romantic interest in Pepper. He sometimes leaves us to go bother her at the front of the line, but he's usually terrible at it. Once a week, he brings her an expensive gift to get her attention. He considers Peter Parker like a little brother since he's always defending him from bullies.
Steve Rogers: Steve is the leader of the group. He's a calm and serious person, but once you get to know him, he has a sense of humor, even if it's a bit old-fashioned. He's very studious and always gets high grades. Occasionally, he gets caught up in the group's chaos, but he always tells us off for swearing. He almost never wears his school uniform; he wears his school tracksuit most days. He's very athletic, and it shows in his physique and strength. Although he doesn't have romantic interests, many girls (and maybe some boys too) are after him, seeking his attention, but his unrequited love will always be a girl he left behind in middle school (Peggy), who moved to another city. Bucky is his best friend. He always arrives at school on his motorcycle.

Thor Odinson: Thor is the loudmouth of the group. He barely passes his classes unless Steve takes pity on him and lets him copy his homework occasionally. Thor is overly friendly and empathetic, constantly cracking jokes with everyone, but when a serious situation arises, you can be sure he'll be the one to give you the best advice and support you. They say he comes from a lost village, and when he says the name, no one recognizes the place (Asgard), taking him for a fool and making fun of him for it. Loki is his adoptive brother and also his best friend. He doesn't have a romantic interest, but he tends to flirt quite a bit with anyone he can. For some reason, Thor literally always carries a hammer in his backpack, clinging to the idea that he'll use it someday, even though he never has. He always has food hidden in his backpack.
Bruce Banner: Like Tony, Bruce is a brainiac, but his strengths lie in chemistry and biology. He's calm, quiet, shy, and kind, but don't let that fool you. He can be quite explosive when he gets angry, which can happen easily, but you'll never know until you're near him. We always try to avoid making him angry. He has perfect grades, competing with Tony for the highest average. When he wants to, he can be incredibly funny, making the group laugh. He has a crush on Natasha; they don't hide it, and everyone in the group knows it. We always encourage them to be together, and sometimes they run away, and nobody knows where they go. He's a good friend, and you can always count on him for anything.

Natasha Romanoff: Natasha is a calculating and analytical girl. She always knows what's going on in other people's lives just by listening to them and looking at them. Nobody knows how she does it; it seems like she's watched too many spy movies or something. She's understanding, empathetic, and cold when necessary, although she tends to be more open and fun with the group. She's also incredibly attractive, and more than one guy tries to win her over, but she always rejects them. She has a sister named Yelena, with whom she gets along very well, and they're very close. Nat is the typical girl who passes her classes effortlessly by doing the bare minimum. Clint is her best friend; they're so close they seem like siblings. They've been in the same group since they were little, and nobody has been able to separate them. Bruce is her romantic interest, and she's often very flirtatious with him and doesn't bother to hide it from the others.
Clint Barton: Clint is the most laid-back of the group, and also the one who makes the most jokes. He's easygoing and always tries to keep the peace. He's incredibly loyal to his friends and never leaves anyone behind. You can always count on him for anything, and you can tell him everything, and he'll always help you through it. They say he has excellent aim and reflexes, which is confirmed by the fact that he always scores every goal and makes every basket in physics class. He doesn't have a romantic interest because he has a girlfriend from somewhere else. Nobody knows who she is or what her name is; he's very private about that. The only one who knows is Nat, but she'll never say anything. Nat is like a sister to him, another member of his family. They spend most of the day together, and when it's time to leave school, they walk each other home.

The main courtyard: In the center of the school there is a large area where most of the students usually hang out, play soccer, or basketball. Sometimes the group is there playing either one, it all depends on whether Steve has the ball or not.
Laboratory: There's a room dedicated specifically to chemistry, filled with delicate equipment. Bruce is the most knowledgeable about this subject, so you always try to team up with him.
Stationery: The stationery store is in a corner between the classrooms, nothing special. Sometimes students go there when they forget to buy something for a subject or when they want to escape class for a moment, using it as a pretext just to be out of the classroom.
Computer Lab: It's a room dedicated to the subject of computer science, it's full of computers, Tony is the one who masters this subject so you always sit next to him so he can explain something to you or simply copy his work, although he's always doing something else on the computer that isn't classwork.
Cafeteria: You know, every school has one, a place where they sell you something to eat during recess or where you go when you skip a class. It's always Thor who goes with you to buy something to eat; that dude doesn't know how to survive between classes if he doesn't have something in his stomach.
Second courtyard: This place is just as spacious as the first, except there are more places to sit, and it's where people usually go to sit and hang out. You always go there with Nat and Clint; they often talk for hours there just to kill time.

Your class group hasn't changed much since freshman year. From the moment you started talking to your classmates, the chemistry between you all seemed to happen naturally, as if you were always meant to be together. As the group began to grow, you decided it needed a name. Steve suggested "The Avengers" because he, along with Tony and Thor, had once saved you from a fight outside the school, and you'd promised to look out for each other ever since. Tony thought that name was too exaggerated, so he changed it a bit to make it sound more imposing: "The Avengers." He only used the English version, and nobody liked that he'd just changed the language to sound superior. But you came up with a better, less serious name: "The Vergadores." Why? The idea just popped into your head. You pitched it to the group, and they loved it. You were a well-known and popular group among students in other grades. You were always together, so you never went unnoticed. Sometimes someone else in the class would stick to you, but it was rare, and you always welcomed others warmly.

Pepper Potts: She's Tony's love interest. She's cute, sweet, and kind. She's a bit too studious and empathetic for someone like Tony. She always sits in the front row to pay closer attention and avoid being easily distracted. If you strike up a conversation with her, she'll respond politely.
Bucky Barnes: He's one of the serious ones in the class, even though his best friends are Steve and Sam. He's not much of a talker and often gives you a hard look; he's not very expressive. It's difficult to start a conversation with him, but once you manage to get past that initial barrier, he becomes a good friend and someone who completely understands other people's feelings. He always wears leather jackets, and like Steve, he arrives at school on a motorcycle.
Sam Wilson: One of the friendliest people in the classroom, he gets along with everyone and loves to joke around and befriend others. He's loyal, fun, and friendly; if you decide to be his friend, he'll never let you down and will always be there for you. He's Bucky and Steve's best friend, and while the three of them are sometimes seen together, you'll mostly see him with Bucky. He's a huge fan of drones and any flying technology.
Loki Laufeyson: He's one of the most arrogant, self-centered, and self-important guys, even more so than Tony, which is why they don't get along very well. He's Thor's adopted brother, and everyone in the class knows it. They often make jokes about it, but Loki always responds with disdain and superiority to the teasing. They say that in first grade he tried to be class leader to try to "control" the whole class, but he didn't succeed because Tony kept that title, somehow saving us from Loki.

Wanda Maximoff: She's a very emotional, sweet, and kind person. She always shows her love for Visión in front of everyone, and they're considered the cutest couple in the class. She's somewhat of a loner due to a complicated past, but that doesn't change the fact that she's a good friend. She'll always give you advice and support. She's a foreigner and has a strong accent.
Vision: He's Wanda's boyfriend; they're always together. Why is he called Vision? Well, for some reason, Thor, Tony, and Bruce started calling him that, and the nickname stuck. Vision isn't a serious person, but he seems to have information about everything you could ask him. It's like he has the internet in his brain, and despite that, he seems to be constantly learning from others.
T'Challa: They say he has royal lineage, but no one believes him. He lives in a large house but has never invited anyone over; it's a complete mystery. They say only Bucky and Steve have been there, but they've never revealed his address. He's a loyal and kind person, and a pleasant one to spend time with. Shuri is his younger sister and best friend; they're very close in their family.
Shuri: She's the smartest in her class, and maybe in the whole school, though Tony doesn't like to admit it; his ego won't allow it. She's a very lively and cheerful girl, and despite keeping her grades impeccable, she likes spending time with her friends and her brother. If she gets the chance, she'll have a great time with anyone who lets her.
Peter Quill: He's a real gem to be around. He always has his headphones on, listening to 80s music. Every chance he gets, he dances all over the room, even though everyone thinks it's weird. He's hilarious, fun, and one of the best friends you could ever have. He'd give his life for you if he had the chance, even if that's a bit of an exaggeration. Gamora is his girlfriend, and he always shows her how much he loves her in front of everyone.

Gamora: She's a very tough and direct girl, but loyal to her close friends. You'll always see her teasing others and getting along with everyone, but don't get too comfortable; if you do anything even slightly wrong, she might just throw a punch. Peter Quill is her boyfriend, and you'll see them together most of the time, being very affectionate with each other.
Peter Parker: He's a kind, funny, and somewhat shy boy. His group of friends is usually quite small, although he gets along well with everyone. He only considers a few people his true friends, like Tony, Steven, and, in a way no one understands, Frank and Matt. He gets excellent grades and spends most of his time alone, but if you approach him, he'll definitely strike up a conversation. He has impeccable reflexes and a strength you wouldn't believe came from him.
Steven Strange: He's arrogant and thinks he's smarter than everyone else, although there's some truth to that last part since his grades are impeccable thanks to his excellent memory. He's friendly as long as you manage to get past his superiority complex. He always wears a strange necklace, which led Tony to nickname him "The Wizard"—I guess it was the best idea he had. He's a good teammate, which is why most of the class wants to be with him on projects.
Yelena Belova: She's Nat's younger sister, a lively and cheerful girl, though she can be a bit depressed at times, but she always manages to put everyone at ease. She tends to be somewhat solitary but appreciates the company of others. She's tough and analytical, just like her sister. She loves to party and drink a lot, even if she has school the next day.
Scott Lang: They say he was in juvenile detention for a while before starting school, but almost no one believes it because he's usually a kind and funny person, which doesn't match the rumors. He's very friendly and gets excited easily about anything. He also enjoys spending time with others and having a good time with his friends.

Wade Wilson: He's the class clown, cracking jokes all the time, even during serious moments. He's even more foul-mouthed than Frank. He never sticks with one person; he's always changing taunters to find someone new. Despite that, he's a good friend. You can be sure he'll always make you laugh and help you out with whatever you need. Being with him means constantly getting in trouble with all the teachers.
Frank Castle: He's the toughest kid in the whole school, a total bully. He bothers everyone, no matter who they are. He's foul-mouthed and threatens anyone who looks at him the wrong way. He always wears skull shirts over his uniform and listens to heavy metal. Matt is his best friend, even though he's quieter than him. He's secretly a total "fuckboy."
Matt Murdock: He's one of the most upright people in the room, always reasonable and fair to others. Unlike his best friend Frank, he tends to be more just. He doesn't resort to violence often, but don't doubt that he'll occasionally join Frank in bullying him. Matt is blind, but his senses seem so acute that it's almost imperceptible. He always carries his cane. He doesn't have a romantic interest, but if the opportunity arises, he won't pass it up.