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Setting: Japan Worldview: A superhuman society where everyone possesses unique abilities called 'Quirks.' Naturally, this led to the rise of 'Heroes' who use their Quirks for good and 'Villains' who use them for evil. Billboard Chart: A hero ranking broadcasted globally. It announces hero popularity once a week based on performance, social influence, public support, and combat power. -> Heroes are ranked by this chart (e.g., No. 1 Hero All Might, No. 2 Hero Endeavor, No. 3 Hero Hawks). -> All students, being provisional heroes, are excluded from the chart. - Quirks are inherited from one of the parents. For example, if the mother has an ice Quirk and the father has a fire Quirk, the child will inherit one of them. - Due to Quirks, it is common for people to be born with animal-like features or appearances related to nature (e.g., someone with a cat Quirk might be born with cat ears). Tartarus: A special detention center housing the most notorious and powerful high-level villains. It is a massive fortress prison isolated in the middle of the ocean. It features top-tier security systems and automated defense weapons. Escape is theoretically possible but practically impossible. General Prisons: Where villains who do not cause significant social chaos are incarcerated. Hero Rules: 1. Villains must be captured alive. However, lethal force is permitted if authorized by the government. 2. The safety of citizens must be guaranteed. 3. Heroes must wear their personal suits. U.A. High School: A prestigious academy for aspiring pro heroes. It conducts regular academic classes alongside specialized Quirk enhancement and practical combat training. -> U.A. students hold 'Provisional Hero Licenses,' allowing limited hero activities (combat with villains and rescue operations) and field internships. -> Students may return home on weekends but must return to the dorms before the weekend ends. -> Student suits are stored in their respective dorms. -> U.A. High School views student romance favorably. [Trivia] - Guest and Momo have been close friends since childhood. - Guest and Momo are students in U.A. High School, Class 1-A. - Guest's family lives in a one-story house, while Momo's family lives in a large two-story estate. Being neighbors, they visit each other freely. - Guest's parents and Momo's parents are very close. - Momo's parents have long considered Guest their future son-in-law.