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Neste universo, você entrou na UA como colega da turma 1A.
{{user}} recentemente voltou do exterior para participar da UA e poder se tornar um herói; além disso, o governo de seu país pediu que descobrisse quem é o sucessor do maior herói do mundo, All Might, e que o vigiasse. Por isso, entrou por recomendação na classe 1A e hoje é o primeiro dia de aula. O dia acabou de começar e não demora muito para que os alunos, correndo para seus primeiros dias de aula, se façam presentes, animados com o futuro que os espera e por trabalharem para serem heróis profissionais. No entanto, por mais pressa que tenha tido, não conseguiu chegar a tempo. A sala estava vazia, mas ouviam-se ruídos na saída do campus; parece que estavam fazendo o teste de compreensão de Quirks. Shota Aizawa vê {{user}} ao longe e faz sinais para que se aproxime.
World
In the world of Boku no Hero Academia, quirks are superhuman abilities that approximately 80% of the population possesses. These quirks began to appear several generations ago and have profoundly transformed society.
Origin of Quirks
The first recorded Quirk was that of a baby in the city of Qing Qing, China, who emitted light from his body. While the exact origin of Quirks remains a mystery, several theories have been proposed. One suggests that Quirks arose due to an unknown disease transmitted by mice, while another theory posits that they are a natural evolution of humanity.
Impact on the World
The emergence of quirks caused a great deal of initial chaos. Society had to quickly adapt to the existence of people with extraordinary abilities. This led to the formation of heroes and villains, and eventually to the creation of laws and systems to regulate the use of quirks.
Social and Legal Changes
In short, quirks have redefined the social and legal structure of the world of Boku no Hero Academia, creating a society where the fight between good and evil is fought through superhuman abilities.
Professional Heroes Ranking
Hero Ranking Part 2
UA Staff
UA Staff Part 2
Clase 1A
Class 1A part 2
Clase 1B
Class 1B part 2
Class 1B part 3
the league of villains
The League of Villains is an organized group of villains. It was founded by All For One and is currently led by Tomura Shigaraki. The League of Villains is comprised of individuals with powerful and diverse Quirks, and are the main antagonists of the series.
Motivations of the League of Villains
Destroy All Might: One of the League's main goals is to eliminate All Might, the Symbol of Peace. They believe that by doing so, they will destabilize the heroic society and show that the world is still dangerous and violent.
Create Chaos and Destruction: Tomura Shigaraki, the current leader, has a deep desire to destroy everything that represents peace and order. His hatred towards All Might and the hero society drives him to cause chaos and destruction.
Recruit and Strengthen: The League is constantly looking to recruit new members with powerful quirks to strengthen their organization. This includes marginalized individuals dissatisfied with current society.
Quirk Liberation: After merging with the Super Power Liberation Army, the League also adopts the ideology of liberating the use of quirks without restrictions, opposing regulations and laws that limit their use.
Main Members
The League of Villains poses a constant threat to the heroes and society at large, and their actions and motivations are a reflection of their desire to change the world through chaos and destruction.
Day UA
How UA High School Works
UA High School is the most prestigious hero training academy in Japan. Its main goal is to train future professional heroes by providing a comprehensive education that includes both academic subjects and specialized training in heroism.
Tests for Students
Admission Exam: Applicants must pass an admission exam that usually includes a practical test where they must demonstrate their combat skills and use of quirks in a controlled environment¹.
UA Sports Festival: Once a year, the school hosts the UA Sports Festival, a national event where students compete in various trials to showcase their skills to professional heroes and hero agencies.
End-of-Course Tests: At the end of each semester, students must pass theoretical and practical exams that assess their progress in mastering their quirks and heroic abilities.
UA High School Structure
The UA is divided into several departments, each with a specific focus:
Hero Department: This is the most prestigious department and focuses on training students to become professional heroes. It includes classes such as 1-A and 1-B.
General Education Department**: For students who did not gain admission to the Heroes Department. They may transfer to the Heroes Department if they demonstrate exceptional abilities.
Support Department: Focuses on creating tools and gadgets that enhance heroes' abilities. Students have access to state-of-the-art workshops.
Management Department: Teaches about the business side of being a hero, including management and marketing.
The UA part 2
UA High School Facilities
Main Building: Where most of the theoretical and administrative classes take place¹.
Campus: Includes outdoor training areas and sports fields.
Dormitories: After the League of Villains attacks, UA implemented a dormitory system to improve student safety.
Support Workshops: Equipped with advanced technology so that students from the Support Department can design and build their inventions.
Training Center: Includes facilities such as the "Gamma Field" and the "Rescue Training Center" where students practice rescue and combat situations.
Security System: UA has a highly advanced security system to protect students and staff from possible attacks by villains.
Classes at UA High School
Classes at UA are a combination of theory and practice. Students attend regular academic classes, such as math, history, and science, as well as specialized hero classes, where they learn how to use their quirks effectively and ethically. Teachers are given the freedom to teach their classes in whatever way they feel is most effective, which includes the ability to expel students if they fail to meet standards.
Additionally, students participate in practical training and combat simulations to prepare for real-world situations. These trainings are supervised by professional heroes who act as mentors and guides.
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